Local correspondence from West Wheatfield notes moves and visits
John Steffy plans to move to South Sharon soon. John Boyle returns home from Hyde Park after months away. Wm McCollum has a new dwelling under roof. Scarlet fever cases reported among Garfield and Klondike schoolchildren. William Mack visits his mother Mrs Matilda Mack in Armagh. Alonzo Diss visits friends near Gambles Mill. John and Will Johns visit from New Florence. Joseph Walbeck teaches in Cambria County while visiting Klondike. Infant son of William Walbeeck buried in the Lutheran graveyard in Germany. Bessie Rugh calls on friends in Johnstown. David Kline travels to Altoona. Wilson Byers and wife visit Heshbon area. The Germany Lyceum society forms to meet Fridays at the Germany school. Neighbors gather for a busking bee at John Marech’s barn. Mrs George Lear and Jesse return from Vandergrift after visiting friends. Reverend D S Tinker and Chas McClanahan cross the river for a hunting trip but fail to bag game. Emma Burgan Nora and Mae Stiffler visit friends in Johnstown. Evert Camp of Chicago visits his parents. Olive Byers visits Barnesboro. Somerville trips to Indiana. Frank Corns of Altoona visits. Harvey Allison moves from Marion Center to town. Wm Brickley of BelSano in town. Wilda Uncapher visits Plumville over Sabbath. D E Motley spends days in Barnabore. W H Wissinger joyful over a baby girl. A B Clark of Hastings visits on Sabbath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Wheatfield
John Steffy
South Sharon
John Boyle
Hyde Park
Wm. McCollum
Garfield
Klondike
William Mack
Armagh
Matilda Mack
Alonzo Diss
Gambles
John
Will Johns
New Florence
Joseph Walbeck
Brashvalley
Will
Mr. Walbeck
Cambriaounty
William Walbeeck
Johnstown
Germany
Bessie Rugh
David Kline
Altoona
Wilson Bye
Chas. McClanahan
Bolivar
Our
Emma Burgan
Nora
Mae Stiffler
Evert Camp
Chicago
Olive Byers
Barnesboro
Somerville
Indiana
Frank Corns
Harvey Allison
Marion Center
Wm. Brickley
Belsano
Wilda Uncapher
Plumville
D. E. Motley
Barneaboro
W. H. Wissinger
A. B. Clark
Hastings
Cure for eczema claims by arnica salve in Kansas editor notes
Syracuse Kansas editor H N Lester states two years of eczema treatment failed before being cured by Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The ad proclaims the salve as best for eruptions and skin diseases and lists 25 cent price at local druggists T E Hildebrand Indiana W J Moore Homer City and M G Miller Blairsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. N. Lester
Syracuse
Kan
Bucklen
T. E. Hildebrand
Indiana
W.J. Moore
Homer City
M. G. Miller
Blairsville
Dr. King
T. E. Hildebrand’s
W. I. Moore’s
M. G. Miller’s
Bisksville
Royal Baking Powder and Local Notices Collide in Briefs
Royal Baking Powder advertisement notes purity and strength from 100 William St New York. Local items report Andrew Raeffner’s birthday party for 92 attendees, David Ober moving to Dixonville to run a chopping mill, hog sale by Joseph Hauk to Jeff Wright for Glen Campbell market, a child’s boil, Marie Rodney home visit, Rev Elmer E Hall accepting a church call, Clarence Smith building a new dwelling, Joe W Rankin heading to New Orleans for winter work, Frank Buterbaugh moving to Gettysburg, Clyde Ruffner moving to the W H Buterbaugh farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Raeffner
David Ober
Dixonville
Joseph Hauk
Jeff Wright
Glen Campbell
Joseph Nickelson
Marie Rodney
Mahaffey
J. R. Roffner
Clearfield County
Elmer E. Hall
West Virginia
East Mahoning
Fairview
Clarence Smith
Frank Napp
Joe W. Rankin
Local guests and movings noted in township report
GAITBLETON Jacob Lingenfelter and son visited relatives last week. J T Kinter and wife and daughter Mary and Mia, Horace Kinter and children visited friends in Armstrong township over Miss Maude Buchanan. Edna Lingenfelter and Rose Kinner were guests of John Walker of Tanoma over Sabbath. Thomas Walker, at home nursing a gore hand, returned to Vandergrift. Robert Laughlin and family were Indiana visitors on Saturday. Galbreath and Huber moved their sawmill from Westmoreland county to the Alex Walker farm nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaitbleton
Jacob Lingenfelter
J. T. Kinter
Mary
Mia
Horace Kinter
Armatrong
Miss Maude Buchanan
Edna Lingenfelter
Rose Kinner
John Walker
Tanoma
Thomas Walker
Vandergrift
Robert Laughlin
Indiana
Local Visitors and Social Notes From East Wheat Yield Area
East Wheat Yield area reports visitors and social events including Miss Elsie Mack convalescing, trips by Mrs. D. W. Brendlinger and Mrs. Johnston, a serenade for Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Shaffer on the eve of their marriage, and numerous visits among residents such as Miss Polly Tomb, Mr. and Mrs. Estep Tomb, C. S. Gakagan and Marie, and J. T. Stewart visiting schools. Community members travel to Punxsutawney, DuBois, Clearfield, and Pittsburg, with church services and revivals announced in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Wheatyyeld
BR. G. Mack
Pearl
Johnstown
Elsie Mack
Joseph Mack
Derry
Polly Tomb
Pittsburg
Armagh
Estep Tomb
Youngstown
Ralph Shaffer
Robert Hutchison
Stake
Penn Run
Will Tomb
D. W. Brendlinger
Johnston
J. A. Tinkeora
Dinsmore Hicks
Mechanicsburg
Local Notes From Georgevillge and Nearby Towns
Georgevillge and Ambrose visitors populate the weekend listings with names such as McMillens Sloniger Porters and Davie indicating social visits. Churchgoers Berkey and Tinker are noted, plus Dr Updegraff and Prof Lynn among others visiting friends and relatives across the region.
Local notices and social mentions amid county reports
Grace Heap Marchand visits George Hicks. families visit, church meetings, and a 50th wedding anniversary noted. Funeral attendance and teachers hosting a dorm reception appear alongside reports of sheep damage payouts totaling 1244.80. Local ads promote Dr King’s pills, Pittsburg boarding house, and a large corn crop claim. Virginia Miller heals, court-house taxes, and Sharrets shoe ads conclude.
Wagon brands for farmers and teamsters sell here
We offer two celebrated wagon makes proven for years to meet farmer and teamster needs. Save if you buy here and enjoy delivery free to any part of town. The most popular brand on the market today with broad grocery store support. Telephone 167.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Dry Goods Company
Jamestown
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Cheerytere
Royal Baking Powder CO
William ST
New York
Micksburg
J.T. Haire
J. T. Stewart
W. E. Crebbs
Walier
Clair Weston
Braddock
Gakagan
Marie
Mt. Jewett
McKean County
J. F. Elder
Fisher
New Castle
Misa Lottie Redding
Punxsutayney
DuBois
Clearfield
R. C. Robinson
Helen
Eliza Elkin
Jeannette
Frank
Jane Ackerson
James Dick
Henry Myers
Edith
Kunkle
M. E. Church
Hattie
Nattie Stelly
H. Myers
Lees
Bethal
Lois Campbell
Heshbon
Sylvester Mack
J. .A. Campbell
Stewart McClain
W. B. Wagner
John M. Wagner
Leonard Shaffer
Georgeville
Daniel McMillen
Lizzie
Ambrose
T. C. Kerr’s
Joseph Sloniger
North Point
William Porter
Reynoldeville
RB. J. Davie
Thomas Brett
Fairmount
E. R. Hammond
C. D. Lynn
H. C. Updegraff
Homer Wynn
W. C. Kelly
John Snodgrase
Philadelphia
Emma McCormick
Bennet
East Liverpool
Miss Johnston
W. R. Armour
Tinker
U. P
Maggie Daugherty
Allegheny
Rebecca Weat
Watt
Belle
William Fleming
Maude Conch
J. C. Peeler
Carson Fleming
Denver
Ira Thomas
Minnie Russell
Margaret
Jennie Peeler
Archie Smitten
Normal
Leslie Hazlett
Church Street
Getty
White
A. W. Cochran
Peter Decker
Green
G W. Shank
G. W. Butterbaugh
C. J. T. Long
East End
Forbes and
Craig Street
Long
Gus Laney
Zaida Long
J. T. Bell
Bell
J. A. Brown
Christian Science Healing
Virginia Miller
North Sixth Street
Court House
White Township
James Borlanp
Haregy Lona
Sharrette
Sharretta
Sharrets
Florsheim
Nelson
George W. Gilbert
Annie I. . Scott
Wim. Park
Washington
Annie Boyer
N. O. Benet
Blacklick
A. Kunkle
George W. Blackizonville Aus
Jennie Hunter
Ines Dixonville
H. Fairban
Ittsbure Aus
Eertha C. Weitzel
Ae Smithport
H.W. George
Conklin Or
Jackson
Pillsbury
J. L. Orr
Board of Depot
J. O. Conner
Milton Piper
Conner & Piper, Bas
J. C. Conner
J. C. Conner, Milton Piper
L. Parrison
Victor Roller
David Ellis & Son
Penn
Indiana, Pa
Wallace & Son
Philadelphia Street
Caldarell
Astrachan
Caldwell
Wilson
McCcreight’s Grocery
Joe McCreight
Corner Church
Ninth Sts
Pennington’s
Pennington
S. Indiana
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