Local Correspondence from Smicksburg Notes Visits and Gatherings
Local notes from Smicksburg and nearby towns describe social visits, family gatherings, and events. Ellen Marshall returns from Derry as a popular figure. many residents such as Barry Robson, Henry Bossan, James Banks, Walter Hack, Geo Mandorit, and others are mentioned at homes and reunions. Thanksgiving shooting matches, trips to Punxsutawney, and family visits fill the week. A Dixon Run branch grading project progresses, with local youths attending a Tanoma shooting match. Frank Mitchell, a 108 year old Akron resident, recalls George Washington’s southern route and a chicken pie dinner prepared for him on a plantation by memory.
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Smicksburg
Ellen Marshall
Derry
Barry Robson
Henry Bossan
James Banks
Pillsburg
Hurtars
Walter Hack
West Mahoning
Geo. Mandorit
Dirbois
W. Marshall
Jeanette Miller
Trade City
Mr. Crossman
Grove City
Nora
R.C. Robinson
Mariah Robinson
Punxsullowiey
Robinson
George Weston
Thomas Weston
Ridgway
Stella Wyskell
James Barret
Phoaruix
Ira Kerr
Iselin
Willian Ker
West Mahoning Township
Charles Condran
Dinonville
Clara Dermoth
Vandergrift
Charles Bachannan
Bolivar
Tanoma
Dixon Run
P. R. RB
Ben Walker
I. V. Hazelett
Butler
Victorian Rowe
Pittsburg
Washington
Frank Mitchell
United States
Akron
Alabama
Nathaniel Pride
Mitchell
George Washington
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Another New Car and Wagon In Indiana Town Leads Undertaker Trust
Breving earns praise for care and fleet. Savers Scovill of Cincinnati supplies a new night running funeral car and a motion casket and ambulance wagon, giving him two black ears and a white one. Offers young men chance to profit in a small capital business and advertises various sale items and employment.
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Indiana
Henry Breving
Savers & Scovill
Cincinnati
Nght
Tressey
Japanese Bride Named Cherries Follows Sewall to New York
In Yamato Japan writer Arthur Sewall meets a mixed blood girl called Cherries among cherry blossoms. After a two week span he introduces her to his American mother at a hotel tea where the great woman questions their union. Cherries agrees, and Sewall asks her to marry him, choosing a life with her in New York.
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F. P. Taber
Japan
Yamato
Sewall
Httle
Cherries
Chereles
Kobe
Lew
Simi
Seawall
America
Chorries
Cous
New York
Wonan
Charities
Arthur Sewall
John Bridges
Brilliant Musiday Display at R W Wherle Jewelers
Brilliant display greets Christmas shoppers at R W Wherle Co jewelers Indiana. A new large storeroom showcases extensive stock in sterling silver China and glass Japanese ware and hand painted china. Diamonds range from 25 to 200 dollars, with clocks watches and novelties offered at sensible prices for year round gift giving.
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R. W. Wherle & Co
Indiana
Professor Drynsdust Opposed to Coeducation
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune reports Professor Drynsdust strongly opposes coeducation. The quotation cites his belief in prejudice and notes he married a former student from his college class.
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Drynsdust
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
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the Shoe Department
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