Local Correspondence Brushvalley visits and notes
Mr. and Mrs. John Miller from Indiana and many other visitors are recorded across Brushvalley and Penn Run. Notes mention travel to Pittsburg, Bolivar, Johnstown, and Homer City while weddings, sickness, and church activities thread through the week. Numerous confirmations of relatives visiting relatives and moving plans are noted in scattered entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brushvalley
John Miller
Indiana
Sabbath
Daniel Porter
Bolivar
Pittsburg
John Stiltz
Bert Rhine
Lloyd Buchanan
Siies
Johnstown
Sabath
Thomas McMullen
Blanche
Missouri
Andrew Dick
W. Hess
John McElhaney
Charles Stewart
Florence Davis
G. W. Roser
W. H. Davis
Harry Altimus
Florence Traby
Tow P. Dick
Mary Glasser
Boffington Township
B. F. Cuterwood
Dehostown
Sare Stephens
Strongatown
Gueruin
Belsano
Jennie Strong
Nolo
Henry Burkhart
Mary Kennedy
Homer City
Frederick Houck
Frank Moorhead
James Earhart
Valley
Archie Earhart
Shields Sloan
Houston House
Harry Shaffer
Ernest Adams
Red
Wheatland
Tanana
Mrs. Stake
John
Robert Cunningham
Harry
Armagh
Dollie McFeaters
Florence Dick
Joe Berkey
Wilkinsburg
Samuel Hutchison
K.G. Mack
Titusville
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Florence Smith
Cumberland
Martha Cunningham
May Pende
Lily
Edith Hill
D. R. Tomb
Charles Killen
Michigan
Arthur Jones
Barnesboro
W. R. Williams
Byron Thomas
Leechburg
H.W. Cameron
T. F.ee
Grisemore
J. W. Patterson
William ‘Russell
Samuel Sickenberger
W. P. Risinger
Sara Wineman
Sons of Temperance
Kimple’s Hall
Books Neal
One New Breakfast Food Delights Hearts of Readers
Notes from Marchand and nearby towns recount visits, family stays, and community events. Mrs. Elizabeth Kerr and Miss Zilla Marshall visiters, teachers hired, church and school life, with a lingering diphtheria illness among local families. Prolific social rounds include travels to Indiana, Punxsutawney, and Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Shields
Simons
Punxsutawney
Will Mottar
Naomi Compton
Brown
Will Moot
Kane McClelland
Lester
Robinson
Bank reopening cheers Barnesboro residents after rumor
A local report claimed the National Bank of Barnesboro would close but officials stated the bank met all demands and remains financially safe. Also noted are a Thanksgiving minstrel at the Normal school chapel directed by B. Marshall and a Lutheran congregation chicken and waffles supper at Odd Fellows Hall on Thanksgiving Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bank
Barnesboro
Prof- Ess
Normal
Arty
B. Marshall
Epee
Odd Bellows’ Hall
Tidal Wave Enthusiast Promotes Grain Refinement
A promotional piece touts grain buying inspecting and cleaning with new rollers and modern equipment. It urges readers to enter the office read ers and letters and to order Fidak Wave buckwheat product sold everywhere at $1.45 per sack. Market price paid for good Gry buckwheat noted.
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Jon Cial
Also Mentioned on This Page
PENN
Lydick
Wift
Milton
Reo
Pitgshney
East Wheatfield
L Moore
Homer Guy
Marion Center
Smicksburg
Marshall
Dayton
David Good
Derry
Walters
Hannah Weston
James Weston
Clover Carr
Walter
Adam Black
Homer Stitler
T. C. Hikin
Owl Hollow
West Mahoning
Hov. Miller
Trade City
D. W. Black
Geo. Warren
Albert Stear
Butler
Sprankle
Shile Miller
Elizabeth Kerr
Walier
Thomas Rowbird
Zilla Marshall
Miss McFarland
Bunyan
Plumville
A. Kamerer
William Dodson
Snithport
W. J. Daugherty
Mc Williams
David Daugherty
West Mahoning Township
Bruce
Barnesboros Bank
Henry B. Hyde
Equitable
S. W. Guthrie
Farmers’ Bank
Indiana, Pa
Pattison
L. Pattison
American House
the People’s Favorite Credit House
the Savings & Trust Co
Banking Department Savings Department Safe Deposit Department Trust Department
Pankit
David Ellis & Son
Garmer
Ats
Wooltex
Walace Dry Goons
J.C. Wallace & Son
Philadelphia St
New York
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