Local Correspondence Highlights Community Life
Local notes report Edward Harbison Watt at the county seat on Saturday and various visits among Armstrong township residents. Activities include church announcements, a new stone crusher on the Thomas Glass farm, and social calls in Kent, Irwin, Pittsburg, and West Lebanon. Local ads mention a gas stove and a few handyman jobs in Indiana and Blairsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watt
Edward Harbison
David Alishouse
Kent
Jacob Miller
Jennie Peeler
Irwin
Pittsburg
Bertha Clawson
Grace Kimmel
Mabel Wiggins
Ida Thomas
Curry
Witton
Armstrong Township
Thomas Glass
Thomas Fleming
Belle
Morton Fleming
Thomas
It Bears the Stamp of Quality Tidal Wage Flour Ad
It bears the stamp of quality and claims Tidal Wage Flour is superior. Selected hard western wheat is milled, removing undesirable parts to enhance nutrition. Prices listed include $120 per sack, bran at $18 per ton, mixed chop at $1.00 per 100 pounds, corn and oats at low cash prices, and wheat at 70c.
LOCAL NOTES FROM EAST WHEATFIELD AND OREESIDE
East Wheatfield society notes guests and visits including Mr and Mrs Ben Mack of Graceton and G F Dick with grandchildren George Killen and Alva of Seward. Several locals ill, visitors from Johnstown and Blairsville, church accessions, and sermons by Rev Daubenspeck of Apollo. In Oreeside George Nesbit of Indiana visits, Rev Thompson Gibson from Pittsburg stays, Edna and Doril Gibson return from Blairsville, and I A Stahl with Carl and Jean visit.
Hillsdale Notes and Local Scraps
Hillsdale notes report Ake visiting friends in Indiana. Fred C Buterbaugh returned from Pittsburg after dental study. Mrs. Alice Churchill is on the sick list. Mrs. McCrady and Mrs. Remarey of Glen Campbell visited town Tuesday. Thomas Ferrier near town suffered a paralytic stroke last week. OLN AEe bought a new bogey this week. Mrs. J B Rowley, recently rheumatic, remains at home. Jess Mahaihey returned from college recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsdale
Ake
Indiana
Fred C Buterbaugh
Pittsburg
Alice Churchill
McCrady
Remarey
Glen Campbell
Thomas Ferrier
Near Town
Oln Aee
J. B. Rowley
West Wheatfield Township Social Highlights
Samuel McClain is on the sick list. Mack of Heshbon made a business trip to Bolivar on Thursday. Miss Clara Libengood of Blairsville Intersect ion visits her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs T A Henderson. He Fee builds a new house in Elone. Mrs T A Henderson visits friends in Lockport. Annie Siebold suffers fever. William Cline buys a new sawmill and moves it 1 1/2 miles south of Bolivar. A M Walbeck, the registry assessor, reported at the county seat. In six months there were 18 births and 10 deaths in West Wheatfield. 615 residents aged 6 to 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Wheatfield
Samuel McClain
Els, Mack
Heshbon
Bolivar
Clara, Libengood
Blairsville
T.A. Henderson
He Fee
Elone
T. A. Henderson
Lockport
Annie Siebold
William Cline
Local notes mention kinfolk visits and church services
IDEAL and Blairs ville relatives spend summer with grandmother Mrs Lydick. Oliver Stadtmiller improves Albert Allen barn. Miss Mary Stoke returns from Penn Run. A daughter arrives for Mr. and Mrs. Well Berkeypile. Various visitors from Indiana Avonmore Homer City McKeesport and Blairsville. Fres Methodist quarterly meeting held. Preaching at United Zivingement church next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IDEAL
Sylva Miller
Ford
Blairsville
Vintondale Visitors and Local Happenings
Robert Mitchell of Indiana visited Wintondale and Ebensburg branch sights last week. Mrs. Wm Graham of East Conemaugh Cambria county guests of Samuel C. Graham family. W W Stewart and Ollie Bennett hosted by Stewart Graham family Sunday. J M Brown on business in Brush Valley Saturday. A Vintondale youth caught a two and a half pound mountain trout from Vinton Lumber Company pond last week. William Stewart, sidelined by rheumatism, traveled to Blair county to visit his brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton Lumber Company
William Stewart
Blair County
Local social notes and visits near Advance and Punxsutawney
Mrs James Speedy and children spent Thursday with friends near Advance. Mrs John A Campbell and her daughter of Apollo spent several days with Mrs Campbell's parents near here. M M Lowman visited his son at Vandergrift Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs Mary Barker of Rural Village spent last week with her brother G W Eline near here. Rey and Mrs 0 H Milligan of Elderton visited friends here Tuesday. Rob Sharp of Parkwood spent Sabbath with Mrs Pure Memeratds. Keystone Literary Society attended large program here last Wednesday night. Emerson Club meets at Alex Fiscus's Friday evening. Miss Beth Wineberg, staying with grandparents at Canoe, spent a few days with her parents here. Turn Houpt of Salem spent Sunday at Rav Cramer’s. Mrs C F Work of Punxsutawney spent last week with her grandmother here. Mrs Robert Knox and daughter Martha and Miss Daisy Pifer visited Mrs Samuel Dorn last week. Elmer Steffy, working in the Weating house in Pittsburg, is home on vacation. Mr Cramer of Pittsburg visited his brother Rev W H Cramer a few days. Misses Zilla and Mary Rosborough of Punxsutawney visiting their parents here last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Oscar Wherry
Apollo
Ambrose Smith
James Fink
Wright Weaver
Will King
Elderton
Daniel Rosensteel
West Lebanon
J. N. Wherry
Jests
Ella Harbison
West Lebnon
D. B. Townsend
Prugh
Atwood
Frankigh
Gatbleton
D. M. Kinter
Indiana
James Speedy
Rob. Sharp
Parkwood
Keystone Literary Society
Emerson Club
Alex. Fiscus
Sharpening Services Move to New Blacksmith Shop
Continued on Eighth Page announces sharpening of law n mowers and all tools at the new blacksmith shop second door west of the Clawson House Water street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawa
Clawson House
Water Street
Big Store Promises Best Qualities and Styles in Menswear
The store touts top quality in suits coats vests and pants with military shoulders and the latest shapes. It lists men’s suits in blues grays greens and dark mixed fabrics plus affordable options from $7.50 to $15, plus youth and child sizes, hats belts and trunks with values from $0.25 to $15, advertising durable fabrics and stylish patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford Vieunas
New Silks at Sale Prices for Dresses and Waists
A selection of 28 inch New Silks in various patterns offered at 50c with former value 25c higher. Printed LibertySilk 23 inch wide in new shades for full dress waist or skirt priced at 88c. Plain Simmer Silks 27 inches wide in colors white cream black at 60c. Corded and striped fancy silks in black and white also available around 1.00 per yard.
Silk Waists Offer New Silk Colors and Quality
New silk waists feature vibrant Silks colors and superior quality. They are sourced from America's largest distributing house and valued at 7.50 retail price, with stores typically marking up to 5 dollars in most cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Wash Goods Patterns For Stylish Dresses And Waists
Wash Goods offer a variety of new stylish effects useful for selecting full dress or waistwear. Finer qualities in the latest colors range from 18c to 35c, with patterns priced at 8c to 150.
Lightweight batiste corset favored by Loomers' Sons
A neat trimmed corset made by Loomers' Sons in light batiste appeals to ladies seeking an easy to wear undergarment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batiste
Loomers’ Sons
Kabo Corsets Promote New Shapes to Loyal Buyers
The Kabo Corsets advertisement touts the Ladies’ stand-by line with new shapes, claiming continued customer acquisition and retention among existing wearers.
Store Closes on Memorial Day at Noon
The business announces its Memorial Day hours closing at 12:00 noon. No further events or specials are listed.
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Mina Sloan
Johnstown
Rev. Davis
Mrs. Stratton
B .F. Reece
J. W.miller
Sharon
Sample Run
Robert Lydick
South Sharon
Mercer County
Wm. Dick
Cherryhill Township
Cameron Davis
James Davis
Alexander Howe
F. M. Hurst
Guthrie, Ok
Shelocta
Stickley
Rabbath
David Dick
Rands Ober Bros
Mason Worl
J. T. Weatherwax
Wyandotte
Mich
T. E. Hildebrand’s
W. L Moore
Homer City
M. G. Miller’s
Balz
Church Street
Bess
East Wheatfield
Ben Mack
Graceton
K. T. Hutchison
George Killen
Alva
Seward
G. F. Dick
Lucinda Parker
John Felton
Armagh
James McKelvey
Wilkinsburg
Mr. McKelvey
J. N. McKelvey
Ray McCormick
Pitcairn
R. M. Fritz
Wm.McComb
Wim. McComb
Daubenspeck
Kelley
Clare France
Cochrans Mills
Mr. McMeans
Oreeeside
George Nesbit
Slaurdior
John Kelley
Frances
McKeesport
Edelley
Lena Pierce
Ewing
Avonmore
Grove
Stephen Sawyer
Caulfield
Ruth Rowe
Blairaville
Fres Methodist Church
Beringer
James Garman
Friendsville
Kate Smith
Gipsy
Nona Braughter
Grant
Thenis Coble
St. Louis
E. P. Coble
United Zivingement Church
Berkey
Joseph McEihoes
J. K. McElhoes
Chas, Sloan
Grant Ramey
D. B. Hoeh
James Fulmer
Bertha Sloan
Misa Neva Stear
Chambersville
Nellie Condron
James Pattison
Equitable
THE
Equitable Life Assurance Society
S. W. Guthrie
InDivaNa
Pennsylvania
Michigan
David Ellis & Sons
Penn
Indiana, Pa
Wallace Dry Goods Company
Philadelphia Street
J.C. Wallace & Son, Prop
MacNeel’s
Satisfactory Store
Brilhart & Son
Croyland Rabbitry
WEICC
Cunningham
Joe McCreight
New Orleans
Pennington’s.i
Mada
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