CLARKSBURG TOWN NEWS BREEZES THROUGH EVENTS
Mrs Feitzhonts will finish sawing the Gailey tract this week. Ed Jewell Paul Lowman Clair Marshall Dan Gallagher and Ord Les visited Salisburg Friday evening. Rev Parker preached at Presbyterian church Sabbath. Many locals attend encampment in Indiana next week. Iselin mines operated four days last week amid local activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
Feitzhonts
Ed Jewell
Paul Lowman
Clair Marshall
Dan Gallagher
Ord Les
Salisburg
Friends
Frank Clark
Our Town
Birs
Harry George
Gon
Sandles
H. P. Sandles
Rev. Parker
Ambrose
Presbyterian Church
A. W. Cunningham
Margaret Coleman
Conemaugh
Hugh Lowman
W. P. Lowry
Indiana
Margaret Hart
J. F. Young
Alex Jewell
Homer City
Mary Speedy
C. C. Cribbs
Butler
A. P. Cribbs
Near Here
Frank Gailey
Pittsburg
S. M. Gailey
Ralph Donshey
Culbertson
John Hazlett
Manor
Hazlett
A. H. Kinter
H. M. Lowman
West Lebanon
O. D. Hood
Boston
Mass
Paul Lind
Yatesboro
Co. L
Blairsville
Marchand United Evangelical choir gains 41 members
The Marchand United Evangelical K L C closed a four week membership contest with a net gain of 41 members. A banquet is planned for all new members. Various locals, including Miss Dora Moot and Mr. and Mrs Will Bloxe, and the Marchand Willard band, were noted as social and church events for the Sabbath. Communion services are announced in the United Evangelical church with Elder J W A Curry from Johnstown preaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archand the
Marchand United Evangelical K. L. C
Dora Moot
Will Bloxe
Near Town
Marchand-Willard Band
Jennie Moot
Carl Elrick
Pittebureg
Elrick
Charles Rosborough
James
Jack
Rosborough
James Rosborough
United Evangelical Church
J. W. A. Curry
Johnstown
Linus Simpson
Hamill
George Hicks
Strongstown Visitors And Local Guests
Strongstown hosts Aubrey L Graham and Lawrence of Pittsburg as guests of J B Graham for a week. G W Miller called on friends Wednesday. Evan W Griffith of Indiana cared for coal land here last week. Samuel Duncan and daughter Anna of Johnstown visited Mrs Duncan's sister and husband Park Altemus. N D Altemus of Wintondale came on business Thursday. Park Altemus went to Nanty Glo Thursday. Mrs Peter Stineberger and Otis Soyster visited J B Graham on H W Bennett and Philip Mulvehill Thursday. Mrs George Kerr and daughters Minnie and Mildred of Wintondale visited Mrs John Burk of Nole Sunday. Master Lawrence Graham visited his uncle V T Graham Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strongstown
Aubrey L. Graham
Gon. Lawrence
Pittsburg
J. B. Graham
Lawrence
G. W. Miller
Evan W. Griffith
Indiana
Samuel Duncan
Anna
Johnstown
Wintondale
Park Altemus
Nanty-Glo
Peter Stineberger
Otis Soyster
H. W. Bennett
Philip Mulvehill
An. M. Brown
George Kerr
Minnie and
Mildred
Kerr
John Burk
Nole
Lawrence Graham
V. T. Graham
Foreigners' house burned in Long farm incident
A house on the Long farm occupied by foreigners was burned one night last week. Authorities suspect arson by firebugs. Prof. J. W. Warner of Hilders Ridge visited town Thursday. Local youths attended a gymnasium party in Elders Ridge Thursday night. Mrs. Sarah Crum Joan Campbell and R. A. Fulton attended Miss Lou King’s funeral at South Bend last Friday. C. B. Rhea of Jacksonville was a business caller on Saturday. Mrs. Dave Barr returned home after three weeks in Apollo. Mr. and Mrs. John Cunningham of Saltsburg Mr. and Mrs. Albert Moore of White Station and Mr. and Mrs. Meade Lowman of Clarksburg spent Sabbath at W. W. Coulter's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
J. R. Howard
Cynthia McGinley
Indiana
Frye
R. W. Cunningham
Clyde Westeroth
Anna Ruth
Grant Smith
McFarland
Dr. Shields
Ralph Stuchel
J. W. Warner
Hlders Ridge
Elders Ridge
Sarah Crum
Joan Campbell
R. A. Fulton
Lou King
South Bend
C. B. Rhea
Dave Barr
Apollo
John Cunningham
Saltsburg
Albert Moore
White Station
Meade Lowman
Clarksburg
W. W. Coulter
Local notes and visits in the Davis area
Charles Bell loses a valuable horse to lightning on Saturday night as a hail storm ruins crops nearby. Visits include Misses Sara Anna and Kathryn Davis from Derry at Clark Davis's home, Frank Bell of Dayton with brother Chas. Bell, and Martha Fulton in Fandererilt. Socials and prayers noted with Johnsons, Peters, and locals in Marion Center and Chambersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bell
Sara Anna
Kathryn Davis
Derry
Clark Davis
J. G
Houser
Sam Houser
Rossmoyne
Frank Bell
Dayton
Chas. Bell
J. G. Myers
Indiana
Martha Fulton
Fandererilt
Washington Presbyterian Church
J. O. Postlewait
F. GC. Marshall
Schrecengost
Reho Adjusters
Pine Creek Fire Insurante Company
Vicini
Marion Center
Joselor
Pittsburg
Frances Hawk
Dorothy
Winifred Myers
Hazeltine Gemmell
Near Went
Clay
James Davis
Chambersville
Rebecca Blue
Margaret Blue
Frances Hlank
Children day exercises at Pluie Vale church Sunday
Miss Olu Nelson from Glen Campbell visits grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Rowley. Robert Plouxe and wife visit his mother at Glen Campbell who is seriously ill. Arthur Myers from Shelocta spends Sunday with parents Mr. and Mrs. John Myers. A number from here attend a concert at Hast Mahoning Sunday. Samuel Leasure and family from Clymer visit Mr. and Mrs. John Leasure. Harry McMillen and family of Barnesboro and Mrs. Ollie Kildo are guests. Mr. and Mrs. Ted McQuown stay with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Stonebraker of Deckers Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pluie Vale
Olu Nelson
Glen Campbell
Cornelius Rowley
Robert Plouxe
Arthur Myers
Shelocta
John Myers
Hast Mahoning
Samuel Leasure
Clymer
John Leasure
Harry McMillen
Barnesboro
Ollie Kildo
Ted McQuown
Jacob Stonebraker
Deckers Point
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J. A. Compton
Jay D. Hill
Frank Compton
Janet Rose
McIntire
Mary Streams
Helen Shields
Janet Sloan
Mdnin Geesey
Mosteerl Lightcap
Stégele MeeFljoes
William Lakehart and Sons
Creekside
Robert Hazlett
Charlie Hazlett
Nancy
Heilwood
Fred Vinton
Greenwich
Pearl Slater
Cresgow
Leslie Pattison
White Township
Twine
Indiana HardwAre Co
Indiana, PA
diMiers
Plyers
Wes
Mr. Brown
New York
West
Lebanon
Henry H. Steving
Henry H. Steving & Son
M. Edith Steving
Ladies & Children
Automobile Service
Philadelphia St
the Gem Studio
Phila. St. Indiana, Pa
Davis
ORD
Tao
Allu
Armstrong
John Kelly
Agenci
Ren
Brown’s Boot Shops
Penna
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