Funeral Services for Mr Brick in Wilkinburg
Funeral services for Mr Brick who died at his home in Wilkinburg were conducted by Rev Gelman of Junnelton at Ebenezer church on Monday. The Ladies Missionary Society met at the home of Mrs J L Diven on Wednesday evening. April 22nd Sabbath school at ten followed by preaching at eleven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. la Diven
Town
W. B. McGinley
Near Town
Bertha Ewing
Indiana
Norman Barkley
Livermore
Analona ‘Ewing
Greensburg
Norman Ewing
Familly
Gladys Ewing
Blairsville
Elmer
Roy McGinley
D. J. Marshall
G. A. Fails and Sons
Pitcairn
Samuel Gibson
Mark Dixon
Nelson Ewing Lee
Lysle Patterson
Jim and
Joe Kaufman
W. &. McGinley
A.D
Roscoe McConnell
J.C. McConnell
Foster Smock
Arthur
Watson’s ‘Ridge
Alfred ‘Bair
Russel Lange
South ‘Bend
Frank Lambing
Jas. R. Craighead
Salisbury
Ross Wilson
Kittanning
Rural Valley
Telephone Heroines Win Theodore N Vail Medals
Two Bell System operators Miss Richardson at Huntingdon Pennsylvania and Mrs Grant at Dover Delaware are cited for Theodore N Vail Bronze Medals for outstanding public service. Richardson stayed at her switchboard through a fire to ring the alarm and assist responders before being carried to safety. Grant coordinated emergency calls after a Wyoming Delaware train wreck, helping alert physicians police and ambulance crews while handling routine toll calls from passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Richardson
Bell Telephone Company
Huntingdon
Grant
Diamond State Telephone Company
Dover
Del
Theodore N. Vail
Richardson
Wyoming
Cavalier
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cape Charles
New York
Boston Red Sox
Doris Marguerite Stark
Vivian Scanlan
Smethport
Robert Ridpath Saddington
Philadelphia
Stark
Scanlan
Saddington
Currys Run Ladies Missionary Society Birthday and Meeting
The Ladies Missionary Society met all day at Mrs Frances Kline s home last Wednesday to sew patches and hold their monthly meeting celebrating Mrs Kline s 80th birthday. Nineteen women and six children attended the day. a birthday party and lunch followed with gifts and cakes. Nearby relatives held a birthday gathering Saturday. Geraldine Sell is improving slowly and remains bedridden. Various local residents and visitors are named in social notes, including travels, visits, and relocations in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Missionary Society
Frances Kline
Sara
Maria Smith
South Bend
Carl Fleming
McClure
Henry Dunmire
George Graft
I. J. Sell
Alberta Fulmer
McCurdy
Alta
John Popp
McKeex
Sara Jane Sell
Revival Services Continue In Wesley Church
Rev. Bush of Ohio started two week revival at Wesley Methodist. Rev. West will continue it. Reports from Smithport note visitors James Dunlap of Tipperary, Miss Walker of Michigan, and many locals including EB Irvin and families. News covers injuries, coughs, social visits, theater outing, and Dickens manuscript sale for 210000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Methodist Church
Bush
Ohio
West
James Dunlap
Tipperary
Local social notes and a Treasury hoarding order
Olivet residents and neighboring families were seen visiting relatives and hosting gatherings across South Bend Rural Valley Apollo and Salisbury with missionary meetings and quilting parties noted. A large Treasury action saw over 24 million dollars in gold coin certificates and bullion returned under the anti hoarding order.
Local visits around Punxsutawney and surrounding towns
Rochester Mills residents led a list of visitors including Clyde Robinsons and children from Punxsutawney who stopped at Max Crawford’s home. Marchand friends Mrs Mottern and Miss Anderson called on local acquaintances Monday. W. H. Lowry’s sister visited Pittsburgh. Mrs J J Work. Corsin and kin visited James Love in Homer City. W S Hadden was in Punxsutawney on business. EB T Gromley of Locust called on R M Dodson and family. Valine Oberlin of Pittsburgh spent the weekend in town. John O Hara of Indiana visited friends Sunday. Don Hunter moved from the McGovern property to Mrs Wa Hughes nearby Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Kenry
Beryl Fry
Joseph Williams
Herbert
Merle Bennett
Dave Williams
Sylva Colgan
Goldie Bennett
James Organ
Wiscossitor
Irvin
Clyde Robinson
Punxsulawney
Max Crawford
Jacob Mottern
Miss Anderson
Marchand
Silas Wetzel
Smith
Frank Lowry
W. H. Lowry
J. J. Work
Pittsburgh
M. W
Corsin
James Love
Homer City
W. S. Hadden
EB. T. Gromley
Locust
R. M. Dodson
Valine Oberlin
Pittshurch
John O'hara
Indiana
Don Hunter
McGovern
Wa. Hughes
The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette to R D readers
The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette charge readers six dollars and fifty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Progress and
Pittsburgh Post- Gazette
R. D
St Philip's Protestant Episcopal Church Claims Richest Status
The St Philip's Protestant Episcopal Church in Harlem New York declares itself the richest colored church in the world based on its congregation's claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Philip’s Protestant Episcopal Church
Harlem
New York
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Congress
Nathan L. Strong
Strong
Pennsylvania
Sisalkraft
Indiana Lumber & Supply Co
Oak and
Tenth Streets
R.W. Webble
Indiana, Pa
Ross & de Gaetano Cleaners
Indiana County
Philadelphia Street
Parnell, Cowher & Co
Citizens Bank Building
Troue
Fredda V. Richardson
Margaret B. Grant
Currys Run
Hazel McCollin
Elderton
Myrtie May McCurdy
Taylor Carnahan
Sheloca
Anna May Peterman
Advance
D. M. Carnahan
EB. M. ‘Carson
Johnston Fish‘er
Clarksburg
Ernest Barr
J. H. Millen
McCreight
J.e. Walker
Smithport
John T. Horton
Miss Walker
Michigan
D. H. Fairbanks
Charles Dicken
Our Lord
London
Farmers Bank & Trust Company OF
Apollo
Lester Shearer
Paul Shearer
Newrytown
A. W. Boden
Rochester Mills
Morton's
Larrow and Edelman
Wingold
Winona
Goldenrod
Hetrick & Wilson
Silas C. Streams
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