Local social notes from Dayton and Apollo communities
Mrs Ella Coulter dies. local residents visit relatives in Jamison, Smith, Silvis and Christy families. Visits span Homer City, Apollo, Stoney Point, North Apollo, Shady Plains, Muddy Run, West Lebanon and near Mt. Union. Mentioned are J. T. Jamison, Anna C. Smith, V A Stepp, J C Schrecengost, W R King, and others in Monday to Sunday calls and hospital stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Johns
Wilda
J. T. Jamison
V. A. Stepp
Jean
Harold
Faglers Run
Robert Dunmire
Robert
Raymond
Ivan
North Apollo
F. W. Stepp
Lois Wray
Shady Plains
Jean Stepp
Indiana Hospital
Paul Schrecengost
Dewayne Klingensmith
Philadelphia
J. C. Schrecengost
A. E. Klingensmith
Paul
Maxine
Mount Union Families Share Weekend Visits And Birth
A compilation of visits and social calls from Mount Union and surrounding towns features numerous families hosting relatives and friends from Whitesburg Indiana Leechburg Elderton and Yatesboro. Highlights include a birth announced to Quinter Boyer on April 14 weighing forty pounds and several Sunday and weekday gatherings at the homes of the Boyers Cessnas and Elgins. A Boston Herald opinion notes Madrid’s government as crude and unscientific for taxing behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Union
C. P. Boyer
Fred
Pearl Wilmot
Whitesburg
Quinter
Herb Pettigrew
Leechburg
Kenneth Cessna
Mildred Higin
Indiana
Dean Elgin
Dwight
Myrtle
Rough Home
O.C. ‘Dunmire
H. C. Richard
John Pitt
Glenn
Elderton
Dale ‘Boyer
Amos Boyer
Frank Cessna
Jesse Elgin
Quinter Boyer
Wayne
J. E. Walker
Muddy Run
Roy Wagner
Paul
Walter
Ruby
Yatesboro
Glenn Reefer
Gastown
Beatle Peterman
Reed Nearick
Brackenridge
J. T. Sheaster
C. G. Rosborough
Eon
Lester
Markle
John Boyer
Russel and
Arthur Blystone
P. W. Boyer
Mrs. H. O. Miller
Madrid
Boston Herald
Meaning of the Rainbow in Genesis Lesson
A religious lesson from Western Newspaper Union discusses Genesis themes from creation to the flood. It emphasizes Noah obeying God, the ark as a type of safety in Christ, and the rainbow as God’s covenant promise to all flesh. It warns against human sin and reminds readers all will give account to God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah
Cain
Abel
Seth
Paul
Mackay
Well Spent Days Theme Poem Quotation Restated
A compact note captures a Longfellow line on days well spent and duties fulfilled under bright skies. It reflects on the merit of a fervent heart going forth to perform tasks with purpose and pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longfellow
Purity of Heart Cardinal Manning Quote
A concise reflection on holiness: a holy life opens heaven, yet true purity lies in doing all with a pure heart rather than in grand acts. The message emphasizes intention and steady virtue over ostentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal Manning
Sunday School and Services at Shelocta Parish
The community notes a Sunday school service on April 25 at 9 45 am followed by church services at 11 00 am. A birthday party for D M Carnahan was held at his home Monday evening with many Carnahan relatives and friends in attendance. Neighbors and visitors are listed, and the post office moved to Main Street this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelocta
D. M. Carnahan
Hig Home
M. M. Carnahan
T. W. Carnahan
Elder Petarman
Harry Carnahan
Alice Allahouse
M. Bila Warner
J. M. Speedy
Livermore
W. 2. Wiggins
A. L. Lowry
Carlyle Marren
Indiana
A.hl. Ray
Floyd Ray
Wilmer Sharp
Earl McCracken
Jacksonville
Floyd Bay
R.E. Russell
Mary Lowry
Gertrude Calhoun
Elmer Sharp
Main Street
Local Family Gatherings and Visits in Dixonville Area
Culver residents Mr and Mrs Norman Kerr and daughter hosted dinner in Peter Maloney's home. Several families toured, called on neighbors, and attended church events. Collins list includes Liptaks Nupps Gettys Spinners Sterner and Troxells with multiple Manhattan and Johnstown connections. Noted incidents include Virginia Clawson injuring her jaw at school and Ervie Jackson's death in Cresson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Kerr
Flunter
Culver
Peter Maloney
Charles Liptak, Jr
Mary Ann
Mary Napp
Smithport
Arcadia
Robert McAdoo
Emeigh
L. W. Jacoby
McAdoo
Virginia Clawson
Arthur
Clymer
O. O. Nupp
Justin Wheeler
Eugene Tate
Pine Flata
Charles Liptak
Charles Liptak and Daughter and Mrs. Nupp Called On Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Getty
Hillsdale
John Spinner
Minnie Miller
Edith
Edna
Charles
Altoona
Rose Sterner
Tronzo
Revloc
Kerr
Alice Patterson
The
Baptist Church
Louis Fleegar
Clearfield
Ervie Jackson
Wm. Jackson
Cresson
Alfred Miller
Charles Marah
Tvlaon
Tillis Bennett
Campbell
Ed. Myers
Buffington Township
Meyers
Wlistbeth Troxell
Clearfield Hospital
James Stephens
Loulke Marts
Wintondall
David Laughes
Lens Grinfith
Johnstown
Margaret
Boring
Edward Sowers
Wm. Bennett
Edigabeth Troxell
George Kally
Turtle Creek
Alfred Detwiler
Hilly and
Betty Lee
Hellwood
Richard Troxell
Charlotte Hill
Union City
N. J
Leather bindings protected by oil and wax treatment
A brief ad suggests preserving leather book bindings with an equal mix of castor oil and paraffin. It mentions a newspaper offer from The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette for R. D. residents of Indiana County at 5.50 dollars per year and 6.00 dollars per year for out-of-county residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progress and
Pittsburgh Post Gazette
R. D
Indiana County
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