Visitors and social rounds in county towns
Mrs J W Mack and daughters Gunnie and Bima were Johnstown visitors on Friday. Miss Lillian Brantlinger of Pitcairn visited her grandparents Samuel Felton and wife. Mrs L Shaffer and daughter Ja visited the Mack family in Armagh. Miss Jennie Reynolds of Brush Valley hosted Miss Altan Shaffer. Merle McCormick and Ray Wagner of Headbon called. The Ladies and Junior Missionary Societies meet at Bethel Church next Monday. Hugh Mack and C N McKelvey were Heslidon callers. Clyde Bennett visited West Fairfield. Parkwood notes include visits to Homer City and Indiana, and many locals visiting relatives or attending services. A singing at Hill Top school house is planned. Georgeville runners and visitors from Smethport and Punxsutawney noted. The Stafford Hageball Association reorganized with old officers reelected. The Ladies’ Aid plans a Trip Around the Pele in Miners Hall.
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J. W. Mack
Gunnie
Bima
Johnstown
Mise
Lillian Brantlinger
Pitpalin
Samuel Felton
Mack
Andre
D. Mack
Shaffer
T. ©. Mack
Armagh
Paul Reich
Ray Lichtenfels
Robinson
C. H. Hutchinson
Bethel Church
H.S. McClain
Weat Wheatfield Township
Hugh Mack
C. N. McKelvey
Clyde Bennett
West Fairfield
Parkwood
Bessie B. Crale
Homer City
John O. Campbell
W. F. Smith
Quade
Indiana
Laura Wiggins
Grover and
Carl
Marstellar
John A. Caldwell
Blanche
Mabel Warner
Beckinger
Avonmore
Charles Wilkinson
Elsie Campbell
Near Here
W. J. Ray
James Wilkinson
Hill Top School
James Chapman
J. J. Hill
M. BH
Kinter Frye
Martha Speady
Plumville
Alice Butler
O. Brown
Marchand
Peter Stear
Hear Town
G. E. Simpson
Georgeville
John Meckley
Mariosh Genter
Q. A. Whitaker
Misa Lola Kime
Samuel McCormick
Helen Dunlap
Heilwood
Bert Kinter
W. A. McCormick
Misa Emabel Nichol
Nathan C. Shaeffer
Punxsutawney
Staroad
Buterbaugh
Ligonier
Rand
Westlay
R. Buterbaugh
Sarah Fleming
Diamondville
Wassam
H. R. Buterbaugh
Barnesboro
Local Notes From South Bend And Elders Ridge
Local society items report visits and illnesses. Leona toveley visits Mrs Buterbauch's mother. Joseph Dorma and Mrs Oak Learn ill. Lon Johnston improves his house with a new roof and paint. B H Clemson of Heilwood visits family. Elma Long and Mabel Clemson visit Lulu Lydick. John Hipple of Barnesboro visits friends. QC BR Wooltey and Emma of Cloe stay at former home. ice cream festival at S A Crossman's home. Miscellaneous visits across South Bend and Elders Ridge. church and funeral attendance noted. exams passed by Buff Coleman and others. residents visiting kin in nearby towns.
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Leona
Toveley
Emma
I Cloe
A. Crossman
Migs Coia Cgletinon
Milas Golda Lydiak
South Biend
Lulu Alshouse
Vandergrift
Galley
Mercer
J. A. Lowry
Lavina
George
Saltsburg
Alshouse
Joseph Alshouse
Margaret
Fred K. Stamm
Weat
Lebanon
Zenas Fiscus
Alvie Hanna
Walter Sites
McKeesport
Social Visit Notes From Wallopsburg Community
Mrs Mary Wilcox returned to Greensburg to visit relatives Virtue Adams visited Creekside on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Kepple from Advance were guests of Geo Adameon family on Sunday Miss Bertha Parks was guest of Mrs George Edwards on Sunday.
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Ambrose
James Spencer
Blairsville
Nancy
Fannie Spencer
Harry Pierce
Yatesboro
Annie Bell
Blacklick
E. F. Lewis
Emma Kirkpatrick
Plumville
McGaugh
Wallopsburg
Mary Wilcox
Greensburg
Virtue Adams
Creekside
V .Kepple
Advance
Geo. Adameon
Bertha Parks
George Edwards
Plumville and Cherry Tree Socials and Visits Mixed
Local notes reveal visits and calls among residents in Plumville Cherry Tree Clymer and Dixonville. Names include Roy McQuilken near Dayton Ethel Cook of Chicago Mrs Mary Rankin Mrs R N Work Silas Brady and families. A buggy accident near I J Welch injures no one. Community events include Odd Fellows meeting at Wilkes Barre, Children’s Day exercises, and a Memorial Day skating rink festival in Plumville with a charity supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plumville
Roy McQuilken
Dayton
Krienda
Ethel Cook
Won
Chicago
Mary Rankin
R. N. Work
DuBois
Silas Brady
Wilkin
I. J. Welch
Emma Kirkpatrick
Ambrose
Harry Lakehart
Punxsutawney
Merle Shaffer
Verne Douds
Norman Pifet
J. Snyder
Eveni
Milt Peters
Valley
W. Doud
WOU
UCC
Wilkins
Plumville Burg
John Christy
Pittsburg
Davison
Odd Fellows
O'neil’s
Heagen
Ordinance 216 authorizes Seventh Street paving in Indiana Borough
The Town Council approves grading curbing and paving Seventh Street between Booth and Church, funded by two thirds of adjacent property assessments. Borough Engineer to supervise. bids to be solicited and contracts awarded with Council approval. Ordinance dated May 6 1911 and approved May 15 1911. Memorial Day decorations advertised at Henry Hall's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Street
Church Street
Indiana
Seventh Street
Carh Atu Pve
Atree
BEIT
Booth Street
Church v Street
le Mide
Teraueh Mngineer
Connell
J. Wood Clark
Corncil
Soil survey notes lime benefits for southwestern Pennsylvania crops
Information for farmers from a recent soil survey in southwestern Pennsylvania explains lime's role in neutralizing soil acidity, improving humus levels, and increasing nutrient availability. It notes lime loosens compacted clays, enhances moisture retention, and aids crops that fix nitrogen, like clover, while urging regular lime applications for continued yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
National State Departments of Agriculture
J. N. Langham
Lima
Solla
Lime and stable manure key to soil health in eastern regions
A rural guide stresses using lime and stable manure as the foundation of soil improvement. It notes lime is not a fertilizer, warns against overreliance without organic matter, and promotes leguminous crops like red and Alsike clovers to boost humus. It also discusses costs, methods, and benefits of on-farm lime burning and proper manure management.
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Conditong
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Williamsburg
Andrew Rhoddy
Patton
Harry Gilpatrick
Park Thomas
Francis Peightal
Clymer
Elizabeth Gilpatrick
Smioksburg J
Weaton
Merle Stiteler
Enother
Frank Marshall
J. N. Lewis
Frank Wagner
Sagamore
Epworth League
M. H. Church
Lucy Crissman
Arnold
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Charles Russell
Ashtabula
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Claren County
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Brushvalley
Denton
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Clyde McCrea
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Altoona
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Pittsby
Daniel Miller
Harry
William Herlinger
Homer
City
Mabel Artemus
Ben Hileman
Inez Truby
William Truby
Washington
Ellen Bates
M. Stewart
Edward Brandon
Atwood
Mary Wilcox Als
Turtle Creek
Barnett
May Bracken
Greenville
Campbell
M. M. Johnston
Gastown
Mitchells Mills
Catherine McComba
Wandin
Jacob Mock
Mra
Harry Buterbaugh
Harriet Griffith
Elders Ridge
Clarence Stoner
Wilkins‘burg
Harry Jones
Carolyn Hancock
M. H. Stewart
Clarksburg
Hineman
Kittanning
Hepler
Hookerville
John Hart
West
James Boden
T. R. Boden
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Bert Lightcap
Jemima Rooser
Roof
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Milton Streams
Cherry Tree
J. C. Leasure
John Wright
Lovejoy
Martha. Cameron
J. M. McFarland
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Wilkes-Barre
Order of Cherry Tree
Clymer Clifford Morrow
Stratton Stephens
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Sixth Street
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Howard Park
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Thomas Lawson
Marion Center
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Moses Wise
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Tarentum
John Stear
Thormab Jevnson
Dixonviele
Clarence Little
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Rich Hill
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Mission
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South Seventh Street
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Atlantic City
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Thomas Sutton
South Sixth Street
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