Punxsutawney and Indiana Social Notes Include Birth and Visits
Clark Pollock and others spent time in Punxsutawney and DuBois while Walter Work visited Johnstown relatives. An eight pound boy named George Henry Rishell born to Mr. and Mrs. David Rishell of Barnesboro. Several residents traveled to Punxsutawney Indiana and Sagamore for visits and shopping. Roberts, Work, Calderwood and Jeffries families appear with multiple callers and small town happenings. A surprise 15th birthday party for Walter Brendlinger is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Pollock
Punxsutawney
DuBois
Walter Work
Johnstown
Big Run
David Rishell
Barnesboro
George Henry
Rishell
Flodie Richardson
George Richardson
Richardson
Geo. H. Jeffries
Sarah Jeffries
Indiana
Rose Neal
Mitchells Mills Social Weavings Across Families
Mr and Mrs McCaslin hosted a Thursday prayer meeting at the Earl Sanders home. Miss Martha Rodkey visits Verona family of Clarence Rodkey. Maud Long shopped in Indiana. Willie Moore of West Lebanon visits. Julia Mack traveled to Jeannette to see daughter Irene Martin. Grace Coy visited Homer City friends. A J Long entertained all children at Sunday dinner: Fred Black and wife with two children, Maybon, Bhank of Clymer, Jas McKeehan and wife with daughter, Arthur and Elma at home. Emma Wilkins and two friends visited Hthel Meekins Sunday. Sick list includes Mrs Lou Johnston, Lawrence Hines, aitta Hines, Charlie Widdowson. Mrs William Stephens brought her mother Laura Boring home. Boring unable to walk for two years. Bruce Patterson and his cook moy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCaslin
Earl Sanders
Martha Rodkey
Verona
Clarence
Maud Long
Indiana
Willie Moore
West Lebanon
Julia Mack
Jeannette
Irene Martin
Grace Coy
Homer City
A. J. Long
Fred Black
Maybon. Bhank
Clymer
Jas, McKeehan
Windber
Arthur
Elma
Emma Wilkins
Hthel Meekins
Lou Johnston
Lawrence Hines
Aitta Hines
Charlie Widdowson
William Stephens
Laura Boring
Move from Hedlwood to Fleming house on Thursday
David Price an electrician from No 29 is moving to the Fleming house this Thursday. New mines will be opened this week and likely affect local work and housing as crews relocate and start operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hedlwood
Fleming House
David Price
No. 29
Community Visit Notes From Brush Valley Area
Brush Valley G and W Roser family spent Sunday with daughter Mrs Irvin Mack of West Wheatfield township. Mrs G T McCrea and daughter Ethel visited Mrs 8 T Rugh Friday. Virgie Miller spent Sunday with Beatrice Kelly. Clarence McCormick of Johnstown visited his mother Mrs Rummel. Edna Brink visiting sister Mrs Henry Glasser of Derry. Mrs Emma Myers and Ben Geo of Homer City called in the valley. Monday Mrs Oliver B Kimmel 81 Talistown staying with her parents Mr and Mrs J Ry Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G, W. Roser
Irvin Mack
West Wheatfield
G, T. McCrea
Ethel
T. Rugh
Virgie Miller
Beatrica Kelly
Clarence McCormick
Johnstown
Rummel
Edna Brink
Henry Glasser
Derry
Emma Myers
Ben
Geo
Homer City
Oliver B. Kimmel
Talistown
J. Ry Campbell
Local Roundup of Visits and Social Calls in West Wheatfield
Miss Laura Palmer of near Heshbon spent a few days last week at the home of John F. St. Clair. Mr and Mrs Merle Dillon and daughter Alice Catherine of Derry returned home Sabbath after visiting the latter's parents Mr and Mrs Wm Boring. Mrs G W Cribbs called at the home of Robert Brett Thursday. Miss Anna Wakefield spent last week with sister Mrs Wim Arte mus of Garfield. Miss Mary Neely spent Saturday afternoon at the home of G1 Shoup. Omer Shoup was a Clyde caller Saturday evening. Clarente Woods is on the sick list. Miss Diva Walback spent Sabbath with her parents Mr and Mrs A M Walback. Miss Laura Palmer called at the home of G R Shoup Saturday afternoon. Mr and Mrs G W Cribbs were Clyde callers one day last week. Robert Brett was a Bolivar caller Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Pierce
Amos Miller
Rossiter
Ord Weaver
Olive Gibson
Homer Downey
Robert
Indiana
Evelyn Oberlin
Gay Gilpatrick
Wm. Knauff
Juneau
Clark Richardson
Punxsutawney
Robert Work, Jr
Albuquerque
N. M
T. C. Work
T. M. Gilpatrick
Gay
Laura Surrey
John Potts
Gaynelle
Ward Calderwood
Joseph
Jack Keating
Home
Pearl Weiss
Evelyn
Helen Ayers
Evelyn Widdowson
Laura Palmer
Heshbon
John F. St. Clair
Mia
Merle Dillon
Alice Catherine
Derry
Wm. Boring
G. W. Cribbs
Brett
Anna Wakefield
Wim, Artemus
Garfield
Mary Neely
Shoup Omer Shoup
Clyde
Clarente Woods
Diva Walback
A. M. Walback
G. R. Shoup
Robert Brett
Bolivar
Busy session of the Kittanning Presbytery reports retirements and calls
The closing session of the Kittanning Presbytery transacted considerable business. Rev. W. J. Wilson of Oakland Avenue was honorably retired after 46 years in the active ministry due to ill health. Pastoral relations between Rev. W. D. Martin and Templeton and Middle Creek churches were dissolved. Rev. J. C. Kelly asked to be released from Heilwood and Nebo churches but was refused. a commission was appointed to investigate Heilwood matters. Rev. A. H. Davis accepted a call to Leethburg at 1400 dollars yearly with free housing and a month’s vacation. installation set for April 27. Five men were examined for license and ordination. four ordained, one licensed. Ordained: Glen M. Grawlford to Crooked Creek and Appleby Manor, Alwyn Joss Hickman to Ford City at 1500 dollars yearly with a month’s vacation. RR. FL Crummey to Elderton, Garry Run and Whitesburg at 1200 dollars yearly with a month’s vacation. Henry L. Nicholson to Worthington, State Line and Shrader Grove. G. B. Gallahen to Dayton as licentiate. Commissioners to the General Assembly elected: Ministers Principals J. I. Morris and W. K. Cozad. Alternates A. T. Bell and R. D. Wilson. Principals A. G. Shaffer and H. Ewing. Alternates W. N. Templeton and Wm. Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittanning
W. J. Wilson
Oakland Avenue
W. D. Martin
Templeton
Middle Creek
J. C. Kelly
Heilwood
Nebo
Glen M. Grawlford
Lastrobe
Crooked Creek
Appleby Manor
Alwyn Joss Hickman
Pittsburg
Ford City
Bord City
FL Crummey
Elderton
Garry Run
Whitesburg
Henry LH. Nicholson
Worthington
State Lick Nd Shrader Grove
G. B. Gallahen
Dayton
General Assembly
Dallas
Texas
J. I. Morris
Jomer City
W. K. Cozad
Apollo
A. T
Bell
Blairsville
Hey. R. D. Wilson
A. G. Shaffer
Rural Valley
H. Ewing
Saltsburg
W. N. Templeton
Clymer
Wm. Stewart
Belgian Draft Stallion to Start Season Near Smickburg
A three year old Belgian draft stallion from Tile Company Stock Farm New Bethlehem Pa will begin the 1917 season at the owner’s Smicksburg Pa barn about one mile south of Smickburg. The notice lists license details and the horse’s recent purchase and origin. Also included is an administration notice for the estate of Wade Brown Cherryville deceased with claims to be presented and debts paid. Cora Throw Admin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tile Company
New Bethlehem
Smickaburg
Davis
Smicksburg
Testamentary letters for Millen estate in Armstrong Township
Notice announces letters testamentary issued to Bavings & Trust Company as executor of the I. Uf. Millen estate in Armstrong Township. Creditors and debtors are urged to present claims duly authenticated for settlement and to make prompt payment. Dated April 4, 117.
Estate of David Calhoun Seeks Claims in Waslington Township
Notice to creditors of the late David Calhoun of Waslington Township to present all claims. debtors are urged to make prompt payment. Robert N Calhoun executor listed in Pennsylvania.
Charter Application For Canown Township Membership Company
An application to the Governor of Pennsylvania requests a charter for Canown Township Membership Company under the Act of Assembly for corporate formation. The project proposes a township utility or improvement entity with stated purposes and rights granted by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nottes
Penngyl- Sutton
Aly
Tan O'Clocis A. My
Act of Assembly
Apel
A.D
Canomw Township Mebuereg
Het
Ower
Oinoo
Diane County
Lenn
Atten Peraona
Partnersinpa
Media Ory
Sapmediente
Jacol F. Vishmr
A. Thompson
I Stewart
Pennsylvania
A. Weyander
Jewil Coat Company
Administrators and Executors Notices From Local Estate Filings
ADME TRATOR S NOTICH Age 41 Lollestor writer s of administration on the estate of Leonardo Deluca late of Blalesque deceased granted the undersigned those having claims against said estate present them duly authenticated for settlement those indebted to make prompt payment. CHASH MOOT Administrator Binlesville Apel 11 a17 Peeler Felt Attorneys EXECUTORS NOTICH Letters testamentary on the estate of J G Sochler of Cherry borough deceased granted the undersigned those having claims against said estate present them duly authenticated for settlement and those knowing themselves indebted make prompt payment EMMA SHCHLER BIRDID TONKIN AVA BACHLOR ARTHUR SUCHE executors Cherry red St 1i7-nd
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W H. Moore
Adme Trator
Lollestor
Leonardo Deluca
Blalesque
Binlesville
Peeler & Felt
Notich
G. Sochler
Cherry ‘Roe Borough
Emma Shchler
Birdid Tonkin
Ava Bachlor
Arthur Suche
Also Mentioned on This Page
County Town News
Rochester Mills
Lynn
Rosa May Hutchinson
Anna Rehn
Isaac Luther
Wilkinsburg
M. M. Luther
D. W. Mack
D. D. Mack
Hattie Makin
Wdith Neely
B. P. McCullough
David Thomas
Doyle Luther
Braddock
C. W. Hamilton
Laura Neely
Heshihan
Hugh Liggett
P. TI. Rehn
John Boring
Chas. Maskin
Joseph Wagner
J. O. Mack
Samuel Pelton
Bertha Dick
Gamble
Steele Clawson
S. T. Brendlinger
Walter
Edith Neely
P. L. Rehn
the Farmers Bank of Indiana
Marbury-Comstock CO
Bartholomae, Bolton & Kern
Princess Theatre
New York City
Clive
E. B. McCormick & Son
Cherry Tree, PA
Brushvalley
Josi
Merce
John Byook, Joxecutor
Clymer, Ise
Som
Jack
Sarah Sided Morgan
Lute
Brash Valley Township
Kristen Othe
Mm. Duck
Joan
Cora
Clytuer
Peeler & Weit, Attorneya
I. Uf. Millen
Armstrong Township
Yinet Ward
Bavings & Trust Company
Iit, Mu
Saitens Firtii
David Calhoun
Waslington Township
Deceasad
Bronte
Tavis Clatius Agualiast
Robert N, Calhoun
Wie
Itua
Txucutor
Yn. Tome
Nodiana, Pa
Mie
Tie
M. H. Risinger & Son
Olment
Homer City, PA
Columbia Graphone
Columbia Disc Records
Phila St
Indiana, Pa
Wand Filer
Harvey H. Johnston
Brussels
Daiity
Regia Ala
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