Hopley Guests Amid Local News and Club Meet
County Town News reports Mise Rhoda Hopley of Johnstown visiting GW C Nippes family, and Will Hitler spending Sunday in Pittsburg. Arthur Nippes vacationing a week, plans to visit Ridgway before duty. The Fancy Work Club meets at Mrs. M S Bell. Junior Epworth League led by Orris Rager. Various locals and visitors noted including church events, gas proposal by Joe Shapiro, and upcoming Methodist board meeting.
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Mise Rhoda ‘Hopley
Johnstown
GW. C. Nippes
Will Hitler
Pittsurg
Arthur Nippes
Gora
Ridgway
M.S. Bell
Anna George
Epworth League
Methodist
Orris Rager
Central House
R. B. ‘Miller
Somerset
W. HE
Wicks
Altoona
W. H. Thomas
Pittsburg
D. JR. Biliott
Joe Kitchenbrod
Bolivar
Leslie
Arthur Rager
Homer City
F. Frazier
Wilkinsburg
Presbyterian Church
George Gunn
Indiana
John Marsh
Mr. Marsh
Arcadia Cottage
Campbell's Milla
Joe Shapiro
People’s Gas Company
Blairsville
David Mahoney
DuBois
Lyman Palmer
Wilkes-Barre
Charlie O. Smith
J. H. Bell Company
Marshall Foundry
Alex Stewart
Will Shank
Spangler
Hulda Abers
Helen Huston
Nellie
Odd Fellows
Grace Hakin
Indiana Normal
Sarah Graff
Paul Bell
Detroit
Mich
Lacy Donahey
Grant Ramey
Harrisburg
R. Donahey
Sande
Kittanning
The
Methodist Church
Reithmiller Family Visits and Local Movements
Mrs Earl Reithmiller and son El is visit her parents at Gipsy. Miss Wilda Burkett and Miss Grace Hamilton attend the funeral of Mr Wineberg of Covode. William Stonebraker David Stonebraker and Ira Douglass hunted with Ted and Charles McQuown. Peter Reithmiller spent time in Pittsburg. Mr and Mrs Ted McQuown and son Bernau spent Sunday with Jacob Stonebraker of Deckers Point. Harvey Reithmiller and wife visited Mrs Peter Reithmiller. Mrs David Framton and family moved into the Nichol property. Mrs Clair Kinter of Deckers Point and Mrs Earl Brown of re port spent Thursday with Mrs A H Hollis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Reithmiller
Elis
Gipsy
Wilda Burkett
Grace Hamilton
Mr. Wineberg
Covode
William
David Stonebraker
Ira Douglass
Ted
Charles MccQuown
Peter Reithmiller
Pittsburg
Ted McQuown
Bernaun
Jacob Stonebraker
Deckers Point
Harvey Reithmiller
David Framton
Nichol
Clair Kinter
Earl Brown
Reeport
A. Hl. Hollis
Local visits span Garretstown to Apollo
Elders Ridge residents and visitors from Pittsburg and Indiana mingle through weekend gatherings. Roy Lambing from Apollo visits family, while Mrs. and Miss Ewing host guests. A Hallowe'en party at the Vocational school enhances the week with a pie social raising about 835 dollars for athletic materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wresk
Garretstown
M. D. Remaley
Miss Jones
Pittsburg
Miss Vail
Roy Lambing
Apollo
Rank Lambing
Walter Ewing
Frank Lambing
Edna Ewing
Indiana
Robert Fasset
Iselin
Guernsey
Athletic Association
Wreck on Alleghenies Kills Seven At Altoona
Seven men died and three were injured when a heavy freight train runaway down the Allegheny grade near Altoona Pennsylvania crashed into four switch engines at the foot of the mountain. Airbrake failure hampered braking as the cars gained momentum. The wreckage blocked traffic and burned until firefighters from Altoona extinguished the blaze several hours later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Mountains
Altoona
Marietta May Go Dry After Student Liquor Testimony
Following testimony before the liquor licensing board by forty nine Marietta boys including college and high school students, who say liquor is sold openly at city saloons, a campaign to make Marietta dry is launched with committees and petitions for a ballot law election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marrietta
Marietta
Executors' Notice on Estate of Mrs Jacob Frye
Letters testamentary on the estate of Mrs Jacob Frye of Washington township have been granted to the undersigned. Those having claims against the estate must present them duly authenticated for settlement, and those indebted are urged to pay promptly. George Pryh, Alvin Fish, executors. Sagamore, Ohio, October 4, 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B Miller
Motich
Joseph Holsapple
Cherryhill Township
Harry A
Holsoppl
Clymer
Holsopp
Peunlen
Wirnest Stewart
Notich
Luettera
Laing N. Wissinger
Washington Township
Angiuiist
U. P. Wissinger
Greekside Th. D. 2
John L
Getty
Robert Dagarin
Montgomery Township
W. L. Dnyarmin
Cherry Tree
BR. D
J. Telford
Hxecuyor
Vorneliugs
J. Shea
Tailinua
Wettier
Oss Clement J. Hasinger
Indiana
Jacob Frye
Ghonge Pryh
Alvin Fish
Sagamore
Tun
Trespasa Notices for sale at The Progress office
Printed on mar lin, notices offered at 6 cents each or all for 26 cents. Mailed to any address postage paid when cash accompanies order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progress Office
Live Stock and Grain Market Report Highlights Prices
Pittsburgh and Cleveland livestock and grain quotes for Nov 7 show butter prices around 39 to 40 cents, cattle and hogs varying by grade from good to common, calves and sheep with mixed values, Chicago entries note hogs and cattle prices and wholesale ranges, with totals for beef cattle, stockers, cows, calves and sheep. Significant entities include Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Chicago markets, and price ranges per class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Chicago
The Indiana Dye Works Offers Parcel Post Dry Cleaning
The Indiana Dye Works invites customers to mail their clothes by Parcel Post if they are too busy to visit town. The service promises quick delivery, low cost, and a guarantee to refresh old garments to look good.
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ORD
Elders Ridge
Hartsock’s
Hartsock
Phila
Indiana, Pa
Wall Street
Broad and Wall
American Lime & Stone CO. Gen
Office Tyrone
Bigegae
Fuguk
McFarland & Frank
Greasley & Co
Blairaville
K. M. Buterbau
GEO
Indiana Dye Works
Philadelphia St
Bon Ton
Indiana,Pa
Stevs
JRE Ada
Lazaro
Rubini
Gayarre
Columbia Records
Steving
Phila. Street
Philadelphia
Men’s Clothing Dept
Our Men’s Clothing Dept
Young Amin
Allen
Shipientoof
Legeiings
Mackiiuws
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