Local Socials and Visits Across Clarksburg Area
CLARKSBURG Mr and Mrs J B Fryer spent Sabbath with the Harry Ferguson family in Parnassus Louise Ferguson spent the week end out of town among relatives Mr and Mrs Mack Coleman of Hitters Ridge spent Sabbath afternoon and evening with the Harry Coleman family Lloyd Clawson of Blairsville spent Sabbath in the home of relatives here J W Hile attended the funeral of his grandmother at Curwensville Pa last week Quite a number of people were Indiana shoppers Saturday Mr and Mrs William Shirley and family of Forbes Road were Sabbath visitors in the Dean Clawson home Quite a number attended the Sunday school institute held at Indiana Saturday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Fryer
Harry Ferguson
Parnassus
Louise Ferguson
Mack Coleman
Hiters Ridge
Harry Coleman
Lloyd Clawson
Blairsville
Relatves
J. 'W. Hile
Curwensyville
Indiana
William Stephens
Cherryhill
Virginia Overman
Manor
Twila Engle
C.E. Grow
Johnstown
Jane Brown
BE. G. iDayis
F. W. Gance
Heilwood
Violet Overman
Ralph’ Muffley
Culver
Ganoe
Mr. Horton
John ‘Engle
Catherine Jane
William Tyger
Taylorsville
Slickville
Blair Muffley
Catherine Engle
O. 'D. Askins
George Lunn
Tommy
Carl Miller
Vandergrift
C. A. Brady
Frank Downey
Stork
Theodore Banks
Harry Miller
Walter
Barr
Harry Over
Gon, Dickie
Mary ‘Kinder
Lawrence Fratley
Near ‘Parkwood
Marie Kimmel
Murray Ankeny
Clark Thoman
Glenamae
Geitua Reefer
Jerry Kimmel
Kittanning
Marie
Henry Pralley
Florence Ramer
Frances Fleming
Elderton
Community Notes From Mount Tabor and Nearby Towns
Mount Tabor residents share calls and visits with neighbors from Clyde to Blairsville. George Cline travels to Missouri on business. Marion Marsh visits family. many locals attend Spooky Tavern at Bolivar and Sunday church services at Crooked Creek.
Newspaper Offer for Indiana County Residents
The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette offer a yearly subscription rate of $5.50 for R. D. residents of Indiana county and $6.00 per year for out of county residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progress
Pittsburgh Post Gazette
R. D
Indiana County
Local residents visit relatives in towns and cities
Miss Helen Barnes spent Easter vacation in Lewistown and Miss Daisy Ross of Pittsburgh returned home after visiting her parents here. Portage callers included Mr. and Mrs. W. Sebring and Mrs. Tillie Sebring. Lancaster visitors were Mrs. W. E. Sheaffer and three children. Several families from Greensburg Pittsburgh Derry Sunbury and others were listed as visitors or callers with relatives in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Ross
Pittsburgh
Blaine Ross
W. Sebring
Tillie Sebring
Portage
W. E. Sheaffer
Lancaster
Clyde Bee
Bee
Slater
Philip Boyer
Vince
J. W. Miller
Earl Shankle
Gatlarest
Rossiter Johnson
Youngstown
Blair Baker
Indiana
J. H. Hevner
W. H. Floto
James Long
Culver
L.E. Johnson
Helen Louise
Norman Ruby
Pottersdale
Jane Macrum
Rosedale
Creekside News Roundup From Creekside Indiana Church and Community
Notices from Creekside Indiana list patient in hospital near Creekside, communion at M E church, District 12 council program, residents moving to Grove Chapel and Sagan, trips to Pittsburgh, Easter visits, local employment changes, improvements to property, school returns after illness, quilting by ladies, CCC graduate Carl States homecoming, public auction at Clark Lowmanter home, revival by Rev Bush in Smithport Wesleyan church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Bothell
Creekside
Indiana Hospital
M. E. Church
Council of District 12
Charles Waller
Grove Chapel
Robert Johnston
Pittsburgh
Eva Hendricks
Manor
John Bikin
Margaret McGinis
Eliza Fairman
Samuel Cole
Lackey
Thorne Walker
Emery Warden
Clarence Kunkle
James Macro
Sagan
Madalens Brewer
August Macro
Klein
Wanetta
Bryan
Dorsey Kunkle
Belle McHenry
Joe Domenic
Walker House
Raymond Nesbit
George Nesbit
Clyde Dunlap
Locust
Hilda Stevens
Quay Cessna
Smithport
Irvin Gaston
Sara Bair
Carl States
Misa Leora Ryans
Clark Lowmanter
Rev. Bush
Africa
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Community Social Roundup in Smicksburg Area
The week featured numerous visits and family gatherings across Smicksburg Butler Hillwood City Vandergrift and nearby areas. Residents including Leroy Barrett Ad ams Barrett May Moyle and the Hoovers entertained and hosted relatives from Indiana Slippery Rock Kittanning and Detroit.
Advertisements and Alliances in Print Pages
The Toledo Blade notes a shift with more headache remedy ads filling ad space while liquor ads appear on opposing pages. It also cites Washington and Jefferson warning against entangling alliances, reflecting a blend of modern commerce and historical caution in print.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jefferson l
Toledo Blade
Also Mentioned on This Page
Congress
Nathan L. Strong
Brookville, PA
Strong
Pennsylvania
Clarksburg
Brown
Brown’s Boot Shops Shoes and Hosiery
Tudiana, Pa
Mount Tabor
Robert Muir
Mra. Walbeck
George Cline
Mrnday
George McCracken
Flora Mack
Clyde
Miases Vesta
Ann Alteman
Henry Kim
Agnes
Gladys
Mack
Donald
Betty Lou
G. Hl. Mack
Mra
William ‘Holby
Miriam
Margaret Dias
Heshbon
Violet
Melvina Linsey
Matme Walbeck
Elda Robinson
Leonard Lewis
Samuel Brentlinger
Francis Blystone
Margaret Hughes
Ardara
Dorothy Lichtenfeld
Ralph Walbeck
Homer City
Crissy Walbeck
Ccherryhill
Chanbersville
Ansel Beer
Avon
Scott
Clearfield
Henry Kirk
Helen Barnes
Lewistown
Joe Tonkin
Marion Center
Rossiter
Farmers Bank & Trust Co
United States
Government
Federal Deposit, Insurance Corporation
Farmers Bank & Trust Company Indiana
LOOP
Sam ‘Reed
W. E. Barrett
Robert Adams
Leroy Barrett
Adda Barrett
Weston Barrett
Smicksburg
J. Duff Barrett
W. EB. Barrett
Miles C. Bash
Slippery Rock
Leona Barrett
Butler
Boyd Barrett
Hillwood City
May Moyle
Dwight Gahagan
Jay Daugherty
Lottie
Helen
Johnny Hoover
Mary Barnett
W. F. Barnett
Delphas and Leyman Barnett
J.H. Barnett
E. Earhart
J. D. Barnett
Maurice Stear
W. WD. Barrett
H. M. Hoover
Walier
Mr. Hoover
J. Q. Hoover
Wayne Cornman
North ‘Point
William Barnett
Plum Creek
Wills McParland
Ruth
Robert
Detroit
Paul McFarland
Charles Farater
Whitesburg
Morton's
Larrow and Edelman
Wingold
Winona
Hetrick & Wilson
Indiana, PA
Silas C. Streams
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