Homer City Social Notes Highlight Local Visitors
Ruth Fitzhonts visited Pittsburgh on Wednesday while Grace Rankin from Indiana led a Thursday night party at the I C C club rooms. A Morse orchestra from Indiana played at a Wednesday dance in the I O C F hall. Local residents Harold McConnaugh and Aubrey Snyder hosted and visited kin in Johnstown and Vandergrift respectively. Reverend T F Chilcote announced Easter week services with sermons on Christ's Ascent to Jerusalem and Cleansing the Temple at Homer City and Ernest Union church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer City
Ruth Fitzhonts
Pittsburgh
Grace Rankin
Indiana
Morse Orchestra
Ilarold
A. A. Weaver
Church Street
Marie Spalding
Johnstown
Earl Spalding
Zella Rumbaugh
J. A. Rumhbaugh
Madta Wagner
James Quigley
Havana
Cuba
Thomas Phillips
Lowell Stephens
Gomer Ream
Indiana Hospital
T. F. Chilcote
Methodist Church
Jerusalem
Temple
Induction of James C. McGregor as U S Marshal
Indiana man James C. McGregor was sworn in as United States Marshal for the Western District of Pennsylvania in Pittsburgh with friends present. He is a longtime Republican and will work from the federal building in Pittsburgh. Also noted: Mittent mail route changes and a death of Wendell Birch at age nine in West Church Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
James C. McGregor
Iown
United States Marshall
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Charles Orr
United States District Court
Federal Building
Wendell Birch Wendell
Charles Birch
West Church Street
C. G. Morrow
Oakland Cemetery
Indiana Social Roundup Among Residents and Visitors
Indiana area residents and visitors are noted in a wide set of short items. Howard Nehrig transacted important business in Indiana on Friday, with John Landfair of Avonmore visiting relatives, and Mrs M O Smith hosting the Fancy Work Club. Miss Sue Shields and Pearl Streed visited from Denver, while Mrs J R Hayes and Mr and Mrs W A Ward were weekend or recent visitors to Indiana or Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Nehrig
Indiana
John Landfair
Avonmore
M. O. Smith
Caroline Smith
Presbyterian Church
Charles Widdowson
Harrisburg
Warry Rager
Pittsburgh
Walter Witmer
J. R. Hayes
Mildred Geary
Pittsburg
Miss Gibson
Barbour
Clymer
A. W. Donahey
Norman Keith
John Fisher
Deckers Point
Butterbaugh
Beatrice Nichol
Mock
John Siverd
Wandin
Bert Siverd
Seward Ferrier
Olive Ferrier
William Harkins
Carl Goodlin
Heilwood
L. E. Butterbaugh
Pie Social at Hood School House
A pie social will be held in the Hood school house in White township on Friday evening. Proceeds benefit the community activities and the event invites local residents to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood School
White Township
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West Oxford
Irvin S. Glasser
Mr. Farmer
Leonard
Gibson-Clark & Co
Griffith Ellis
Ellis’ Mills
Indiana, Pa
Hillsdale
Rowland Claypool
Freeport
A. C. Rankin
J. D. Spicher
Glen Campbell
Iva Fridley
Henry Houk
Purchase Line
Noah Fridley
Mildreti Lewis
Raleigh
Irene Buterbaugh
Brickell
Misselda Gromley
Hazlett
Hugh Shaw
C. A. Conner
B. B. Ake
Herbert Ake
Everett Aice
Ruth Douglass
Marie Dias
Blair Gromley
D. W
Grace Gromley
Nola Fuller
Anna Margaret
Jackie
Linnie Smith
Sarah Bailey
Roy Bailey
Gipsy
Clyde
Squire T. S. Lynn
Charles Duncan
Anna Rehn
Collins Mack
Charles Luther
Tesse Boring
Smokeless Coal Co
Robinson
P. L. Rohn, Jr
Retter
March
D. EB
Marehand
Rochester Mills
Blacklice
J. R. Geary
W. W. Beall
Letitia Duncan
William Huston
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
S.A. Fry
I. M. Raleigh
Charles Wi
M. T. Guiste
Chase Bros
Emerson Bushnell
John McTeaters
Pitcairn
B McFeaters
Taylorsville
East Wheatfield
T. Arthur Patterson
Neff, O
Armagh Presbyterian Church
Patterson
Roscoe Tomb
John Griffith
Fort Collins
Golo
Steele Findley
Cramer
Joseph ‘A. Shrom Andes
Blacklick
C. A. Campbell
Armagh
M. E., Ladies Aid Society
Ruth Hess
Wagner
Chester Hoffman
Jennie Sutton
C. G. Mack
Cunningham's
Nince
Jennie J. Sutton
Coraopulis
Rosa May Hutchinson
Troutman's Store
Nemo
Cheesk Nainsock Union
Oxfords
Oxford
Tony
Troutman’s
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