County Town News Notes Local Visits and Farewell
Local items record visits by Mrs G T McCrea and daughter Ethel to Mrs Charles Stewart, and William Dilk of East Wheatfield. Johnstown relatives return visits. Dr William Johns leaving for Wilkinsburg. Dr J G Kearney to replace him. deer trophies of H A Buchanan. various arrests, conduct at launches, and civic events. farewell for Rev W E M Copeland with church reception and sermon before moving to Saltsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. McCrea
Ethel
Charles Stewart
William Dilk
East Wheatheld Township
Virginia
Miller
Johnstown
Dillie
Cleo Rhine
Armour Stiles
Taylor Degarmin
Russell Creig
John Creig
Russell
Paul Rhine
J. H. Rhine
Ada Easton
Pittsburg
George Rhine
William Johns
Wilkinsburg
Foster Wilkey
Benjamin Stake
Blairsville finds and deals noted in local gab
Albert Baird plans to attend the soldiers reunion at Greensburg in the latter part of the week A T Harbison of Denver Colorado visits and aims to close a sale for Sunnybank once the former home of Rev James Davis on the north side of Sulphur Run Large quantities of sand suitable for moulding are being shipped from Christopher Hill farm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Baird
Greensburg
A. T. Harbison
Denver
Colo
Sunnybank
Cookport Notes On Local Residents Illness And Travel
COOKPORT Trene Keating, daughter of Mrs Orpha Keating, ill with appendicitis, recovering. Paul Wilt, formerly in Clearfield hospital, back for a second operation. Prof D D Patterson of Grise more was a business caller in Cookport. B F Keating, after visiting his mother Mrs Mary Keating, returned to Pittsburg. Mrs Ellen Lutman and Miss Lily Lutman visited Mr and Mrs J N Bostic of Heigh. Miss Emma Learn visiting Pittsburg with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Dick
Homer City
Frank Lohr
Jiazel Trusal
Pittsburg
Plumcreak U. P
W. E. M. Copeland
Mary Leanor
J. H. Learn
G. F. Lohr
Wissinger
Hhensburg
J. A. Elkin
Smicksburg
Bar] Trusal
Gon
Morris
Trusal
Wast Spencer
Wilbur Seanor
Indiana
Copeland
Saltsburg
Trene Keating
Orpha Keating
Paul Wilt
Clearfield Hospital
Thas
D. D. Patterson
Grisemore
Cookport
B. F. Keating
Mary Keating
Ellen, Lutman
Lily Lutman
J. N. Bostic
Heigh
Emma Learn
Local Social Notes Amid Visits and Travel
Mrs Lydia Conrath of Olean visits town while A P Stephens renovates a barn. Rev C A Hines preaches at Mitchells Mills and plans to depart for Central America. Typhoid trials plague Estelle Ferrier, with Belle Ferrier aiding from Dixonville hospital. Many locals including Drexels Rorabaughs Vasbinders Longs and Hineses travel to Homer City Mt Union West Virginia and Cumberland. Frances Sims Maybelle Brady and others visit Dessie Hines. Joe Mack visits Jeannette. Mary Ford attends Gibson's hall dance. Bennett family from Greensburg visits Barretts. Mae Ferguson plans move to Cherry Tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estelle Ferrier
Belle Ferrier
Dixonville Hospital
John Drexel
Harry Rorabaugh
Golden
John Vasbinder
A. Jd. Long
RT. Mitchell
Hoye
Camden
N. Ju
Mt. Union
Maggie
Alta
Hines
Clarence Rodkey
Arthur Long Lare
West Virginia
Cumberland
Lou Johnston
M.sinkenberger
Maggie Loudermileh
Chester Long
I Windber
Frances Sims
Glen Campbell
Maybelle Brady
Clymer
Dessie ‘Hines
Joe Mack
Jeannette
Mary Ford
Kenwood
Gibson’s Hall
Bennett
Greensburg
James Barrett onWriday
A. C
George
Mae Ferguson
Cherry Tree
Poultry House Building Tips Published by Farm Bureau
The Farm Service Bureau of the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture advises building a new poultry house in late summer or early fall when the climate aids tight walls and the farm needs more housing for chickens. Guidance covers materials, shed roof design, foundations, floors, roofs, roosts, nest placement, openings, site choice, and references a free bulletin No. 219.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Service Bureau
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Wirtman
New York Strike Set To Paralyze Transit Citywide
A general strike by New York labor unions is set for Wednesday at 8 am to support striking car men. About 800000 workers may walk out, disrupting subway, elevated, and surface lines. Police fought crowds after torpedo blasts. injuries reported but no deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hugh Frayne
American Foderation of Labor
Continental
New York City
Whitman
Mitchel
Organized Labor
Twenty-first Street
Broadway
Third Avenue
Porty-sixth Street
LIVESTOCK AND GRAIN PRICES ACROSS MARKETS
Market notes from Pittsburgh Cleveland and Chicago detail butter prints hogs cattle sheep and lamb prices with bids for prime and common stock. Recorded ranges include hogs 9.75 to 11.30 per hundredweight, cattle feedlot figures from 3 to 8.75, calves up to 18.25, and sheep and lambs priced from 6 to 10.50 in varying quality categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
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Joseph Rugs
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Irvin McCullough
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Leech
James White
Paul Ford
H. C. Cunningham
Washington, D. C
Willet
Blairsville
Progress
Progress and
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National Stockman & Farmer
Ohio Farmer
New Idea
National Tribune
National Stockman
Kimball’s
Dairy Farmer
Woman’s World
Cambria Agriculturist
Farm and F
Poultry Success
Oday’s Magazine
People’s Popular Monthly
Beside
McCall’s Magazine
Farm Life
THE
Indiana Progress
Lydia Conrath
Olean
N. Y
A. P. Stephens
Sarah Cameron
Valley Baker l
Harry Haskins
Himeligh
Clyde
Mitchells Mills
C. A. Hines
M. I
Central America
Washington Township
Mary Fleming
Mary Seanor
Orpha Streams
Indiana Normal
Mabel Cummins
Zelda Mulberger
Edna Davis
Dayton
David Morrison
Wilbur McGaughey
Twila Steele
Charles Zimmerman
Plumville
Ladies’ Literary Club
Felowing
Anothor
Trussell Lowell
Morence I[lariiger
Blanche Seanor
Neadings
Bell
Mya. Vankiorn
Beryl Seanor
GC. M. Smith Gang
N.Y
Conference of Leaders
Chicago
Serge
Bolivia
Taito
Janey
Watien
Sama
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