Smicksburg Community Notes and Local Moves
Local correspondence details families moving in and out of Smicksburg and nearby towns, visits from Yatesboro and New Bethlehem, and community events. Milestones include Enkebart Brothers selling a grist mill to Pittsburgh buyers, planned relocations by Dr Sleppy and Dr Mrasher, and a baseball game loss for Smicksburg at Covode. Also noted are Odd Fellows visits, baptisms at Dunkard church, and upcoming events in Penn Run and Brushvalley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bmicksburg
A. B. Louganeeker
Smicksburg
Bwissvala
Walcome
L. &. Sylvis
Yatesboro
Sylvia
J. Robinson
Edward Dickey
Guiley
McKean County
J. Bert Bell
William Bell
New Bethlehem
John Bell
Curtis Stitelar
Highland Avenue
Alex Work
Marion Canter
Droan
Robert McBriar
Enkebart Brothers
Pittsburg
I. C. Shaffer
A. T. Stoar
Punxsutawney
Charles Neal
Punxsautawney
Smicskburg
Covode
Coyote
I. F. Sloppy
Mrasher
Carnegie
Sleppy
Valley Lodge of Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows
Dillie Mellenry
Big Run
James Elkin
Indiana
Mirza Elkin
Arthur Kirk
Ellen
Dayton
Kirk
Adam Black
McKee Stitcler
West Mahoning Township
Even Lewis
Johnstown
Albert Brewer
Rossmoyns
Local Notes Roundup From Cherry Tree Area
Cherry Tree area residents are noted in a broad social roundup. Mrs. Smith travels to Baltimore to visit her brother Dr Harry Peterman, while Mrs Avins Cood and children of Altoona visit Mrs. Smith’s sister. Others host, visit, move, or recover from illness. A rural mail carrier relocates to a new route near Dilltown. A brand new daughter arrives for Bert Bettersman, and several locals are mentioned with visitors, illnesses, and everyday events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Pittsburg
James Metterman
Jockport
Mra. Smith
de. J. 1. Peterman
Baltimore
Harry Peterman
Avins Cood
Mra. J. WH. Smith
Mary Martin
Conemaugh
le M. Clark
Gless Smith
Va Seehler
Carrolltown
Clair MelWwain
E. Wissnger
D. A. Kneedler
Clyde Kneedler
Greensburg
Jonas Lainer
Doll Clark
Plomvilor
Tra Stewart
Altoonia
Margaret Schrevengost
Rural Valley
Will Douds
Chas, Wilson
New Castle
Thomas Smeade
Near Town
Dre. Smith
Jefferson County
David Morrow
Kwang City
Tewin Zimmerman
Grace Donds
Sykesville
Wallopsburg
Webster
Zhn Duncan
Jolstown
Allen S. Graham
Johnstown
Dick Loyd
Stake Farm
Dilltown
Blaides
Odessa Grow
Willian H. Alimus
Bert Bettersman
J. M. Brown
Magdaling Brown
Wintondale
Suunday
Samuel Shulty
Haley
Mr. Shulis
Atlan Graham
Aubrase Burke
Cisorge
Bank ad claims low rates and reliable deposits
The First National Bank of Indiana touts always available loans at lowest rates and a reputation for never failing depositors in need. An accompanying note references Hest bargains and a wall paper sale at Smith's Arb Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Woolen Mills
Smith
First National Bank of Indiana
Smith's
Arb
Savings on Linens and Jackets Featured in Ad
The notice promotes linen and jacket offers with price cuts. Silk or sateen jackets are highlighted with substantial savings. Specific deals include $9.90 jackets from $12.50 and $7.90 jackets from $10.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ness
Iful
Umbrella Prices for Women and Men Listed
For the small girls, at 25c 50c. For the little Miss, at 50c 75c 1.00, all new. Men's Umbrellas, 28 inch 32 inch priced at 1 2 5.
Stockings On Sale In Egyptian Yarn For Girls And Women
Shoppers can save by choosing fine ribbed light weight Egyptian yarn stockings. Girls’ stockings priced at 25c per pair while many girls’ pairs go for 10c to 15c. Ladies’ hose offered in fast colors 25c to 50c per pair with white feet or split sole styles 15c to 25c. Extra size hose available from 5c to 25c per pair.
Bargain Suits and Kitchen Specials From Local Store
In light or dark colors and neatly trimmed suits moved to the basement with price drops from 1 1/2 to 1.00. A range of values from 10c to 1.00 is offered including long sleeves short sleeves and sleeveless vests. Also advertised are notable kitchen specialties for good cooking.
Bargain Trims and Lace Goods In Wide Range
Cheap fabrics and accessories for tailors and dressmakers appear in the listing. Chemi sets and chensettes offered in various widths and finishes, lace fronts and insertion lace, plain plaited and embroidered belts, wash able belts, and linen handkerchiefs. Prices range from 12 to 60 cents per yard or item, with bundles and special values noted.
Also Mentioned on This Page
West Wheatfield
Chas Long
Klondike
C. S. Cribbs
Pitcairn
Lichtenfels
Nettie Kelley
Eva Mendricks
Mike Mack
Wash Boyle
Vandergrift
Dunkard
Garfield
John Felton
Clyde
Robinson
John Huston
Florence
Ralph Felton
Trafford City
James Hall
Latrobe
Sam Jamison
Mr. Miller
William
Aft. Mahan
Daniel Brickley
Vanderprift Heights
Walker
Evan Long
Omer
Y. J. Custer
Anoma
G. E Smith
John Galbreath
Clark McCann
G. 1
Wyank TL Smith
Rim
Dale Galbecath
Philadelphia Street
Pickiles
Gessler Bros
jOpp
Pittsburg Clothing House
Indiana House
Indiana, Pa
Underskirts
Neff’s Shoe Store
New American House
Neff
John S. Hastings
Philadelphia St
Cunningham Company
Gates
Wall Street
Chicago
Joker
Providence
Gate
Victor Roller
David Ellis
Wallace Dry Goods Company
Wallace & Son
Penna
Terial
Hoase
Chentisettes
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