Local Socials Roundup From Blairsville Area
Blairsville region residents and friends visited relatives and traveled to nearby towns. Individuals mentioned include Joseph Williams, James McClimate with his family moving to Hdlgemont, G Gudemski of Cokeville visiting relatives, Florence Woods, Thel Rager in Indians, Dewey Baer and children of Latrobe, Mary Overdorff, Bud Woodring visiting from anderprif, Frank Greene at Lucerne Mines, Billie Manda visiting sister Mrs George Sharer in Latrobe, W J Fairbanks Blairsville callers, W J Long returning from Reading, Thalia Ansley of Indiana hospital, Mrs Alex Stewart of Palmertown, Jay Ansley with Mr and Mrs, Attoona visits by John Fisher, Mary Pairbanks and Mary Kozma in Blairsville, Samuel Mann employed at Aspinweill, Mrs Wm H Weimbach visiting Blacktick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Williams
Blairsville
James McClimate
Hdlgemont
G. Gudemski
Cokeville
Florence Woods
Thel Rager
Dewey Baer
Latrobe
Mary Overdorff
Bud Woodring
Anderprif
Frank Greene Wora
Lucerne Mines
Alex Stewart
Palmertown
Lown
John Fisher
Attoona
Mary Pairbanks
Mary Kozma
Samuel Mann
Aspinweill
Wm. H. Weimbach
Blacktick
Social notes from Crafton and nearby towns
GIPSY Dr J Leonard Smith and family of Crafton spent the weekend with relatives here. Miss Ruth Moore visits sister Mrs Lisle Nichol of Commodore. Mrs B M Smith, who had been at Nitro Va, returns home. Mr and Mrs Chas Brickell call on Nicholtown relatives. Mr and Mrs M Brady entertain many young people Thursday for son Georges birthday. lunch served. Mr and Mrs John Lydie and children visit Robert Houck year Commodore. Mrs J Smith, patient at Ginter hospital, is progressing nicely. Mrs F W Hess hosts Sabbath school class Saturday. Dan Raleigh, due to hand injury at Buller, returns home. J A Downey and family of the Campbell call on GC L Lowman Saturday. F M Frech surprised by twenty-five neighbors for birthday. Rev Stottler to preach at Christian church Sunday morning and evening. last appearance here until June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Leonard Smith
Crafton
Ruth Moore
Lisle Nichol
Commodore
B. M. Smith
Nitro
Chas
Brickell
Nicholtown
M. Brady
George
John Lydie
Robert Houck
J. Smith
Ginter Hospital
F. W. Hess
Dan Raleigh
Buller
J. A. Downey and Family
Mhe Campbell
GC. L
Local Families Visit Relatives and Attend Events in Uniontown Area
A weekend of visits and social calls unfolds across Uniontown area towns. Altoona relatives Harry Campbell and family. Langham and Ross families of Indiana and Clymer visit John Langham and others. A Ford is bought for road work. new liar for Wellin labs headline moves noted.
Smyrna Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Smyrna residents hosted and visited family members across Indiana. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Amos Smith of Dayton, Wilse Hamilton and daughter Ruth, and sister Delsie. Several Smyrna women completed school terms, and local and visiting residents enjoyed gatherings and weekend visits at Wintondale and Water City.
Dixonville Social Notes with Local Names
The passage lists numerous residents and visitors including Mr and Mrs Lloyd Lighter Mr Barubiy and CB Pedirsen among others as well as Swisher and Comrie. It notes Swisher returning and jetties spending time with parents in Irvena and Comrie attending an evening event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glow Comphellent
Olssn
Itil
Tatil Inston
Sand Alva
Bolvin
Hi Pearson
Ad Merk
George Comachor
Sper
Cagle Mediate
Lloyd Lighter
Tite
Barubiy
Abe
Salta
Swisher
Irvena
Comrie
Smyrna Literary Program May 19 Opens With Recitals
Smyrna Literary Society announces a May 19 program featuring opening song, call and response, recitations by Mary Burkett Alice North Agnes Ruffner Ruth Hamilton Jam buures Singley Ralph Haig Jim Sieele Mike Brady Ralph Nichol Milt Metice Norman Burkett Jakie Class Paul Ruffner John North Rachel Hamilton Mary North Wester Hamilton Guy Skinner and others. The event includes duets, select readings, a mower contest, and a closing song led by Ada Jang Hamilton manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smyrzna
Smyrna Literary Society
Stoll
Recitnion
Mary Burkett
Alice North
Agnes Ruffner
Ruth Hamilton
Jambuures -Singley
Ralph Haig
Jima Sieele
Mike Brady
Ralph Nichol
Milt Metice
Norman Burkett
Jakie
Paul Ruffner
John North
Rachel Hamilton
Mary North
Wester Hamilton
Guy Skinner
Kathryn
Twilaith
Idarads
Leminon
Thel Meny
Miorence Ruffner
Mildred North
Alma Johnston
Charles Grifith
Delsie Hamilton
Ada Jang Hamilton
Lastory
Mrs. Johnston
el Skinner
Soglety
Cherry Tree weekend visitors from several towns
Scott Smith of Northumberland spent the weekend at his sister Mrs J B Odell. Mrs Scott Brothers of Hastings, Morrances Kerr and son of Barneshora, Mr and Mrs J F Pry, Miss Retty Taylor, Bera Swatsworth and Paul Taylor of Burnham, Gordon Swatsworth of Windber, were weekend guests of Langham. Mr and Mrs Harry Waters and son Jack spent the weekend with relatives in Ridgway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Smith
Northumberland
J. BR. Odell
Scott Brothers
Hastings
Morrances Kerr
Barneshora
J. F. Pry
Retty Taylor
Bera Swatsworth
Paul Taylor
Burnham
Gordon Swatsworth
Windber
Langham
Harry Waters
Jack
Ridgway
Apple Spraying and Market Report Update
Apple blossoms opened so quickly that spraying schedules struggle to keep up. Pink spray remains essential, even in full bloom, to protect against codling moth. Lime sulfur, 1 gallon per 35 gallons water, is advised. arsenate of lead should be omitted to protect bees. Petal fall spray, including lime sulfur, nicotine sulfate, and arsenate of lead, is applied when fruit reaches marble size, about two weeks later. Weekly Market Report notes stocker and feeder cattle steady with no material price changes. receipts in all classes were reported by St. Louis National Stockyards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Nation
Live cattle market quotes for various grades and weights
The market notes weakened demand with emphasis on cheaper light weights. Quotations list Fancy feeder steers at 8.25 to 8.50, good to choice 7.00 to 8.50, medium to good 8.00 to 7.00, common to medium 5.00 to 6.00, stockers 7.00 to 6.00, stock cows 4.25 to 4.50, stock heifers 4.00 to 6.50, stock bulls 0 to 0.07.
Indiana Normal Track Team Lowers Mile Relay World Record
Norman King Clair Borland Walter Patterson and John Alexick members of the Indiana Normal school track team lowered the world record for a mile relay run at the Pan Relay events in Philadelphia on Saturday. Key did the mile in 3 37. The previous record was 8 88 3 5. Church News There will be preaching services on Sunday May 3 at 2 00 Dp t at the Alliance chapel near Alverda by the pastor Rev F W Henry of Nanty Glo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman King
Clair Borland
Walter Patterson
John Alexick
Indiana Normal School
Philadelphia
Key
Alliance
Y M C A Membership Banquet Planned At Y Gym
A first annual Y M C A membership banquet is arranged to be held in the Y gymnasium on Thursday evening at 6 15 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M CG. A
Y. Gymnasium
Scout Work Grows as Enzer Brandon Relays News
Enzer L. Brandon, formerly of Locust Street, now Hast Fall Church Virginia, reports on transforming spring scenery and leading Boy Scout work. Since November the troop grew from 12 to 71 scouts with plans for two more troops. On February 23 the group traveled to Mt. Vernon and won first place among about 126 troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enzer L. Brandon
Old Virginia
The
Progress
Enzer Fu
Brandon
Hast Fall Church
Mt. Verton
Enger
H. M. Brandon
Locust Sweet
Pennsylvania
Sermon at Commodore by Rev. John A Tabor
Rev John A Tabor to deliver a Klan sermon in Cockport community at Commodore Sunday afternoon at 2 45 oclock. His subject is Christian Americanism. Patent medicines all standard makes carried in stock Pollocks Pharmacy opp Court House Indiana Pa 17 1te.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Tabor
Cockport
Commodore
Pollock’s Pharmacy
Court House
Indiana
Idea Good for America Russia Faces Famine Crisis
A unsigned commentary warns that Russia endures a famine after selling grain abroad to fund a starving state. It portrays a collapsing economy, unpaid debts, and a terrorized populace as the political army seeks wages from desperate households and farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Russia
Ton Litter Entries Close May 15
Entries for the Ton Litter Club close May 15 with late entries accepted for its litter competition via tarrows by May 30. Litter owners who expect to reach the ton mark within 186 days are urged to contact the County Agent for an application card and chance at gold medals.
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Uniontown
Harry Campbell
Altoona
James Langham
Don
Doe Ross
Idiana
Clymer
John Langham
John Ries
Barnesboro
Lut Brith
Gipsy
Liga Berringer
Rex J Bandelttus
Barneshore
Jax Langham
Homer Stifler
Migabeth Rimmel
Vandergrift
Leona
Mildred Kring
Garman
Charles Tollmin
Toads
Walter Mack
C. A. Ritchey
Wellin Laboratories
la Crosse
Johnstown
East
Providence
R. Deckers Point
Mary Vaalett
Indianas
W. Moni
George V. Caraleu
van Waser
Dita
Stieriye Medluown
Moy Mequown
Tydiann
Tinie Marans
Raye Algoma Ertemad
Burns
Kintor
Mae
Kirk Sheestoy
Walter Pattock
Aid
Siete Sit
John Wostia
Ayeliies
Dexse Pattrey
Albert Fisher
Postlewaite
Oauerhaugh
Aillsdale
J. D. Wilcox
Takin
Morrtor Atin
Witeus
Bertlers Father
Berrien
Wells
Wihdlay
Walterer
Hiseren
Chiechith
Campbell
Wao Choirehil Sundlay
Mex
Getty Sineday Au
Smyrna
Amos Smith
Dayton
W. J. Hall
Wilse Hamilton
Ruth
Delsie
Hazel Skinner
Ada Jane Harmton
Nausle North
Hastings Brady
Malt
Bell van Horn
Olive Tramillan
Norttun
Woc. TV
Paul Hopkins
Milton Hamilton
Robert Johnston
John McCausland
Wift
Telfert Shatter
Uinreld
Sruganere
Rund Willan Johnston
Dixonville
Penn Run
Dohn Atmend
Wehr
Prak
Hogan
Lawrenes Stephoins
Tilly
Kteel Strong
Yiederirite
Batse
Anambeau
Peape
Venna
Noble Murdick
Siti
Meson
Meson Wink Ani Mies
Waltermire
Niagara
Viatted
Mir
Mes
Myat Polor
Rosenbaum
Liberty
Penn
Pittsburgh
Evening Papers
Norinal
Y. M. CA
American Child Health Association
Herbert Hoover
Adiana
Pink
Chick
Bunny
T&e
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