CURRYS RUN NOTES AND FAMILY NEWS UPDATE
Geraldine Sell improves slowly at Currys Run. Welcome baby daughter Viona Mae born to Mr. and Mrs. Fleming. Indiana visitors stay with Rev. Groves as Roy Fulmer buys beaver hides near Penfield. Easter gatherings, visits, and travel details fill the week with many local families named and moving about Indiana, Vandergrift, Punxsutawney, Smicksburg, and Penfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Currys
Geraldine Sell
Stork
Arthur Fleming
Viona Mae
Union
Elderton
J.C. Walker
H. B. Boyer
Albert Miller
Carl Fleming
McCurdy
John Popp
Elda McCurdy
Emeline McCombs
Indiana
Ella Warner
Sara Walker
Lester Shearer
J. M. Long
West Lebanon
Harry Boden
Elmer Painter
Alfred Bair
Thelma
Will Craig
Max
Frank Lambing
Ross Wilson
Lambing
Wm. Frederick
Pittsburgh
E. E. Townsend
C. M. Coleman
Velma
Herbert Lambert
Johnstown
Lysle Stewart
Farentum
Hubert Long
Irwin
I. M., Long
Avonmore
Alfred Baly
Vandergrift
T. C. Bair
Apollo
Chester Harvey
Ewing
Arthur Wilson
Constance
Imperial
Easter social round fills Blairsville region
Marion Ozenter N and Clarence Griffith visit relatives in town while Miss Florence Wissinger and Miss Meredith Hastings attend Pomona Orange in Indiana. Numerous locals attend Easter events and church services. several residents host visitors, travel for family occasions, and a basketball loss to Plumville is noted along with a funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Wissinger
Meredith Hastings
Pomona Orange
Indiana
Josephine Hastings
Ada B. Kinder
Community notes from Plumville area and Easter visits
Plumville and Elderton area residents record a week of visits and family news with relatives in Shelocta Leechburg Tarentum and Indiana. Easter services were attended by local church groups and out of town guests. Local health notes mention mumps and a joke about blushing due to ganglia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Mumau
Glen Campbell
Walker
Bessie Dunlap
Annie Walker
Harry Shields
Clark Getty
Hillsdale
Hilda Shankle
Nettie Wright
Johnstown
Walter Fry
Bard Cassady
Flemming Cassiday
Lakehart
Montgomery
Lord's
Oren Pyock
Ray Fyock
Edna Treese
Ettie Lukehart
Fonda
Glass eye materials tied to single German town
All glass eye materials originate from one town in Germany while materials for glass houses are sourced globally. The remark highlights a narrow supply chain for eye-making components versus a broad distribution for related glass products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
World
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bell Telephone Company OF Pennsylvania
Indiana Lumber Ne Supply Co
Patronize Progress
Rossmoyne
Elizabeth Elkin
Leonard and
Ward
G. 8. Smith
T. H. Frantz
D. C. Wells
Frantz
J. D. Frantz
Punxsutawney
George McMillen
D. G. Frantz
A. M. van Horn
Plumville
Merle L. Black
R. H. Diltz
Jay
Ella Jane
Georgeville
Frances Crawford
Smicksburg
Troub Furnture
Troub Furniture Co
Philadelphia
Indiana, Pa
Marion Ozentern
Clarence Griffith
Wifta
Miss Virginia
Jean- Inette
F. A. Webb
Belsano
Eugene Forsyth
Cockport
Howard ‘Forsythe
Dwight Edwards
Chambersburg
Nettiie Ackerson
L. Moore
Maud Moss
Howard Forsythe
Blair Kime
Audrey Barr
Brackenridge
Clara
Asbury College
Wilmore
Kentucky
Lulu B. Kinter
Lisle
R. B. Lockard
Blairsville
J. ©. Glaser
James
Phyllis
C. R. Griffith
Marchand
Irwin Behm
Lester Mottarn
Wilson Behm
Morton Collins and Sons
Mononghelia City
H. A. Orr
Lillian Henderson
Levi W. Powell
Paul Mohney
Albright College
Reading
John Warner
Max Dorn
Porter
Ed. Dorn
L. C. Simpson
Bernice
Oak Tree
Olivet
Federal Deposit Insurance Fund
Farmers Bank & Trust Company OF
Blaine Miller
Garfield Wood
Henry Ramer
Shelocta
Clara Bush
Leechburg
W. G. Bleakney
Ralph Ramer
Viola
A. M. Altman
Frances Fleming
Florence Ramer
W. C. Bleakney
Kenneth Aikens
Robert Blose
Geraldine
Grace Johnston
Tarentum
Paul McFarland
Frank Wood
Maria Kimmel
Jennie Cravener
Meyers Kimmel
Presbyterian
United Presbyterian
Methodist
Lutheran, Reformed
Brethren
Presbyterian Church
Mary Fleming
Kenneth Atking
Lasher
James Hall
Ehenger Farm
Sunnyside
Morton
Larrow and Edelman
Winona
Goldenrod
Hetrick & Wilson
Silas C. Streams
Pennsylvania
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