Local residents noted illnesses and travels in town updates
Mrs. Robinson recovers and John H Steffey improves after illness. Boyd Montgomery and Jerry Lear families report sicknesses. Sally Lou shows great improvement after serious illness. Wick Horrdock dies in a slate fall at Lacolle mines in Bolivar with funeral in Blairsville. Lloyd Lichtenfels visits family in near town. Marion Rowe and Rebecca McGraw visit Johnstown. The group including Jerry Donahue and Doris Jean Lear travels to Washington DC to view cherry blossoms. Several locals host and visit relatives over weekend. A hospital operation for Weldon Brendlinger’s infantile paralysis leaves him recovering. Mrs Sadie Bennett is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Nixon
John H. Steffey
Boyd
George Montgomery
Thomas Miller
Temily
Joseph D. Wal‘beck
Jerry Lear
Sally Lou
Wick Horrdock
Lacolle
Bolivar
Heas
Blairsville
Lloyd Lichtenfels
Pitcairn
Eosaiah Lichtenfels
Near Town
Marion Rowe
Frank Dear
Rebecca McGraw
Katherine
Johnstown
Jerry Donahue
West Brownaville
William A. Lear
John Coleman
Doris Jean
Emma Huston
Washington, D.C
Potomac
James Patch
William H. Fisher
William H. McCollim
Homer City
George Shomo
Billie
Eomma Jean
Frank Shomo
Charles A. Robinson
Schall
Beaver Falls
Garfield Cline
Elder Peeler
Indiana
Weldon
Robert Brendlinger
Indiana Hospital
Sadie Bennett
Revival and church notices in Lewisville and surrounding towns
A lengthy local report notes visitors to John C Lear’s home, upcoming revival and preaching services in Brethren Lutheran and Mt Tabor churches led by Rev Roy Brady Rev G W Ruff and Rev W G Mc Vicker with Miss Gretta Decker, plus Easter communion plans. It mentions illness and family moves, hospital notes, and several weekend social calls across Commodore Vandergrift Blairsville Beaverdale Pitcairn and Indiana related families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bennett
Charles Harkins
New Kensington
John C. Lear
Brethren Church
Roy Brady
G. W. Ruff
Mt. Tabor United Evangelical Church
W. G. McVicker
Wm. Fleming
Lawrence Ewing
Elmer Ewing
Raymond Fieming
Vandercritt
I. M. Speedy
West Penn Hospital
Lee Graham
Robert
Alex Graham
W. C. Diven
Fleming and Laveen
Dwight Bartley
Blairsville
Vandergrift
Mountain
Bell McClelland
A. G. Fails
J. B. Gibson
Pitcairn
Samuel Gibson
Bertha Ewing
Ruth
Indiana
Helman
Clarksburg
O. W. Shields
Wm. Leard
Beaver Falls
J. T. Diven
E. M. Laveen
Joe Tomb
T. Marshall
Marshall
Anna Dixon
Leonard Dixon
W. B. McGinley
Roy McGinley
Will Nesbitt
Local residents share visits and news around town
Wa lier and nearby communities see a busy weekend of calls and calls on relatives. Numerous residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Silas Ruth and Mrs. Kippert, visit kin. sewing, shopping, and farm work appear as spring plowing begins. Death of Jacob Dormire’s father, aged 96, is noted along with several social engagements and travel to Punxsutawney, Indiana, and Smicksburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Ruth
Walier
Catherine Kippert
D. B. Sutter
Eliza Kippert
Joseph
Kate
Bertha Kippert
Abe Pierce
Marchand
Art Chessley
Oss Hawk
Sportsburg
J. B. Sutter
Ming Cecil Hadden
Rhoda Hicks
Francis Allison
Meadville
Geo. Gaul
Blair Gaul
Butier
McCormick
Homer City
Ed. A. Murray
Sunset Hill Farm
Wm. Dormire
Jacob Dormire
Lee, Kuntz
Marion Center
J. H. Miller
Carl Beck
Geo. Wachob
Near
Dubois
Missonary Aid Societies Meet at Hutchison Home
The Presbyterian Missionary and Ladies Aid Societies convene at Mrs. R. T. Hutchison's home on Thursday afternoon April 24 at 2:00. Mrs. John Wert will preside. Recent luncheon guests included Mrs. James J. Hutchison Mrs. George McCutcheon Mrs. C. G. Hutchison Mrs. J. L. Caldwell and Mrs. Harry R. Dill with Miss Hallie R. Dill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Missonary and Ladies Aid Societies
R. T. Hutchison
John Wert
Charles Hutchison
James J. Hutchison
George McCutcheon
C. G. Mack
J. L. Caldwell
Harry R. Dill
Hallie R. Dill
Secret of Success Message Parade
An old fashioned reader’s column strings together whimsical proverbs spoken by objects such as a button , a pencil , a window , a calendar and a match in a didactic reading for The American Boy audience. The piece uses personified advice to emphasize restraint, industriousness and staying current.
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George D. Leydic
Philadelphia Street
Wayne Avenue
Indiema
Penn
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A. H. Williams
Harry
Commodore
Willam Williams
Percival Roberts
J.A. Gibson
L. Roberts
William Parry
Roberts
Flint
Mich
Hazel Williams
Erma Russell
Lewisville
Frigidaire
Associated Gas and Electric System
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Covode
Smicksburg
Lila Fulton
Kings Daughters
Lutheran Church
Mel Weston
Marion
Patricia
J. B. Troutman
Albert Stear
John Elkin
Punxsutawney
Clarence Daugherty
Martin Luther
Plumville
John Lewig
Thomas Taylor
Sara
John Fetters
Wilkinsburg
M. K. Lewis
P. EB. Stiteler
O. A. Whitaker
F. C. Uncapher
Freda Nolf
Elmer Elkin
Wandercrift
Alice Hyskell
H. N. Hyskell
Ada Gahagan
Lancaster
Philadelphia
Roy Stiteler
Pittsburgh
Charles Stiteler
Chas. Mack
Hol. Sweeney
Rochester Mills
D. W. Krytzer
H. E. Weaver
Clair, Doty
Sadie Lewis
Arthur Elkin
Alfred Johnson
Homer Pifer
R. M. Dodson
Smick
Glen Campbell
Ralph Pollock
East Wheatfield
Buterbaugh
L. EB. Buterbaugh
Ardsley
Indiana, Pa
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