Community Notes From Blacklick Area Gatherings
In Blacklick and surrounding towns, residents perform daily errands visit relatives and attend church services. Visitors include Mrs Hannah Gessler from Indiana Miss Letitia Duncan from Pittsburgh and Mrs C H Hunt from Philadelphia while locals share travel to Philadelphia Clearfield and Punxsutawney for business or family events. Community activities include a Camp Fire market at Dr Widdowson lawn and vocational bible school in Josephine as hundreds of automobiles pass through town on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Sides
Philadelphia
J. C. Clifton
California
Indiana County
Letitia Duncan
Pittsburg
J. William Blaney
W. A. Ward
Josephine
C.W. Widdowson
Joseph Stewart
Cresson
W. G. Widdowson
Sarah Graff
Pittsburgh
Sumner Graff
J. J. Spackman
Sara
Mr.Spackman
Clearfield
A. M. Bell
Seldom Inn
Sarah Anthony
Tunnelton
G. D. Horrell
John McFeaters
Pitcairn
George Page
Mineral Point
William Huston
William Stitt
Blairsville
Community Notices From Dixonville and Vicinity
Local residents share visits and gatherings across Dixonville Cookport Lovejoy Morrellville and nearby towns. Names include Lightner Meekins Miess Oakman Huston Smith and Adams with travel from Pittsburgh Indiana Altoona Jamestown and Philadelphia.
Miss Laura Bush Pays Visit to Kellysburg Friends
Miss Laura Bush of Kellysburg visits Miss Zoe Beer and Miss Helen Beer. Rural Valley visitors include Anna Mary and Helen McAfoos visiting their grandmother Mrs. Mary BouCher. Alliance residents Robert McLaughlin and Jas Richie stay with cousins Mr. and Mrs. Murray McQuown. Mrs. Peter Sheesley was a Sunday Visitor at Punxsutawney. Miss Anna Ripe visited Brookville last week. Miss Jennie Terguson near Blairsville stayed with relatives here. Rev. John Muman and wife from Daisy Washington and Calvin Muman of Hampton Roads, Virginia, with Blairsville visitors Mrs. James Fulmer and daughter Louie. Mrs. Whert Kinter of Georgeville spent Friday with her niece, Mrs. Murray McQuown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Lewis
Smicksburg
G. H. Elkin
I. C. Good
Helen
East Plumville
A. G. Brewer
Jane A. Brewer
Joseph Jewart
J. V. Moyle
Delsie Elkin
John Fennel
Joggph Beers
Fennelton
W. Irwin
R. Boyd Elkin
Albert Wells
Emerson
Punxsutawney
Onville Blose
Lois
Atwood
Blose
David Stoneyraker
Blacklick
Paul McQuown
Indiana
T. VY. McQuown
Harvey Reithniffler
CG. A. Palmer
Altoona
Wilkinsburg
John Fisher
Thomas Bleffy
Jamestown
N. Y
Spruce
Frank Smith
Windber
Mrs. Smith
Lottie Brown
South Bend
B. A. Diss
Laura Bush
Kellysburg
Zoe
Helen Beer
Anna
Mary
Helen McAfoos
Rural Valley
Mary Boucher
Robert McLaughlin
Jas, Richie
Alliance, O
Murray McQuown
Peter Sheesley
Anna Ripe
Brookville
Jennie Terguson
Blairaville
John Muman
Daisy, Wash
Calvin Muman
Hampton Roads
James Fulmer
Louie
Geo. Hazlett
Whert Kinter
Georgeville
Hen Nieve
Man and a Maid A comic home drama of love and discovery
A narrator encounters Bill Kingston and learns that his wife has left for a suffrage meeting. Dinner reveals the maid is secretly Bill’s wife, creating a chaotic yet humorous mix of boredom, domestic life, and unexpected romance as the trio ends up sharing a stew and a truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mall Street
Bill Kingston
Bill
Bil
Frank
Hls
Old Man
Becn
Martin
Till
Bie
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. P. Shepard
Philadelphia Street
PENNA
Livestock Shipping Association
A. S
A. R. Moorbead
Indiana Progress
Indiana, PA
The
Ladies’ Home Journal
Saturday Evening Post
First National Bank
Cherry Tree, PA
Geo. D. Leydic
Philadelphia St
Wayne Avenue
Bell
Pathe Phonographs
Rossmoyne
Commodore
F. A. Lightner
Dixonville
William
Calhoun
Sara Meekins
Cookport
R B. Meekins
Mable Lydie
A. W. Lydie
Emma Lockard
L. W. Ober
Steele Lockard
Cockport
Lottie Rice
Beulah Miess
Lovejoy
Bert Lockard
Kenwood
Arthur Amond
Penn Run
J. H. Smith
F. ©. Adams
Toni Oakman
Helen Huston
Eddha Smith
Elizabeth Hilwood
Gibson
F. B. Smith
Warren Buterbaugh
Milt Elwood
Jane Oakman
Deockers Point
Georgette
Ceived
Brodys
Dick” Thompson
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