Local families visit and reunions abound in Punxsutawney area
Roy Wineberg and two sons from Sykenville Md visited Mrs Maude Wineberg. Rev Garland helped repaint Rossiter church. Harry Mauk stayed home ill. Mrs John Warner visited niece Mrs Arthur Nichol in Punxsutawney. William Reeves and daughter and Mrs Jacob Zener of Indiana called on relatives. Mary Zener suffers from a hip fracture. Charlotte Wingert visiting mother Rosa Wingert from Berkley Calif. Mottarn reunion at Sprankles Mills drew many relatives including Ritchey and Caroline Mottarn. Charles Elliot and Merley Williams from Johnstown joined kin en route to the reunion. Rachel Kirk, Spat her mother Annie Moot's daughter, stayed with sister Earl Glass in Punxsutawney. R B Wineberg family and George Hicks visited relatives in New Kensington on Labor Day. Ray Moot, William Homan and Henry Wingert attended the Whitemen convention in Punxsutawney. Samuel Wassum of Cherry Tree dined with C M Wingert family. C M Wingert hospital visit with surgeon who operated last summer. joined by sisters Earl Glass and Rachel Kirk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland
Rossiter
Harry Mauk
John Warner
Arthur Nichol
Punxstrawney
William Reeves
Jacob Zener
Indiana
Mary Zener
Misa Charlotte Wingert
Berkley
Calif
Rosa Wingert
Samuel Mottarn
Paul
George Mottarn
David
Jacob Mottarn
Genevieve
James
Ray Moot
William Homan
Henry Wingert
Punxsutawney
Samuel Wassum
Cherry Tree
C. M. Wingert
C. M
Wingert
McGee Hospital
Pittsburgh
Earl Glass
Rachel Kirk
Parkwood West Union hosts home coming and church events
The West Union congregation and Rev. Jordan plan a home-coming on August 22. Frank Craig transacted business in Indiana Saturday. A local group attended the festival for a ball team at West Lebanon. Hazel Shirley visits her uncle R. BR. Shirley in Jeannette. Preston Craig spent Saturday with Indiana friends Nancy Calhoun, a former West Lebanon resident, at services in West Union. Enrollees from the area begin another school year at Indiana High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkwood
West Union
Jordan
Frank Craig
Indiana
West Lebanon
Hazel ‘Shirley
R. BR. Shirley
Jeannette
Preston Craig
Nancy ‘Calhoun
Weat Union
Indiana High School
Birthday gathering and community notices from East Wheatfield
East Wheatfield items note Miss Mildred L. Findley celebrating a birthday with 60 neighbors at her home. Other notes include Charles Bracken visiting Bucknell, missionary meeting led by Rosa May Robb, future August meeting at Mrs. W. H. Nicholson's, Catherine Sutton visiting Butler, Earl Page visiting Johnstown, Frances Gerhard with relatives, a Findley family reunion, and a high school play by William Penn Grange cast and crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Wheatfield
Mildred L. Findley
Cramer
Hestesses
Clarence Findley
Kenneth Mack
Ward A. Mack
Leon Rodgera
Findley
Qcharles Bracken
Bucknell University
Haringburg
Mildred de- Lancey
Blairsville
Armagh Presbyterian Church
Tenia Hutchison
Rosa May Robb
New Florence
W. H. Nicholson
Dillie M. Cunningham
Catherine Sutton
Coraopolis
Earl Page
Johnstown
Frances Gerhard
Rugh Station
W. H. Findley
Carl Findley
Tero
William Penn Grange
Jennie Dietz Carney
Rosalie Stutzman
Viola Stutzman Moore
Frank Findley
August Dietz, Jr
Robert Findley
Leslie Stutzman
August Dietz
Jane
Anne Hutchison
Watsons Ridge Social Roundup Near Olivet and Wilkinsburg
Mrs Clark Marshall of Livermore spent the weekend with Foster Smock's family. Mr and Mrs Frank Lambing of Olivet and Mr and Mrs Orval Bailey of Wilkinsburg visited Walter Ewing's home. A Missionary meeting was held at George Wray's in Shady Plains. T C Hood visited Wandercrift. the Smocks motor to Grove City with Rev W J Hawk staying nearby. Mrs Harriet Stewart and daughter Nancy plus Miss Airline Wilson near Olivet called on Mrs Walter Ewing and daughter Annabel at S R Hines Friday night. The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette to R D readers for 5.50.
Local families share visits and weekend gatherings
Mr and Mrs J A Coleman and daughter Betty were Sunday evening callers in J T Jamison and Mrs Anna Smith homes. Several relatives visited in Vandergrift and Indiana including J R Jamison Iona Robert Jr and Merle with Mrs Jamison's parents. Weiner roast at Klingensmiths grove and Mt Zion M B church festival at Girty Grange hall drew good attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Smeltzer
Paul
Glenn Schrecengost
Vandergrift
William Drotleff
Bruce
Canton
Arthur Spang
Joe ‘Wagner
Norma Jean
Calidad
J. C. Schrecengost
Anna IC. Smith
Mildred Johnson
Harold Johnson
Margaret Louise
Georgeville
Harve Lukehart
Mateer
A. M. Jamison
Hannah Lukehart
Chambersville
Glenn
Maxine
E. D. Schrecengost
Nelson
J. T. Sheasley
Near Mt. Union
Glenn Shutt
Betty
Bobby
Myrtle
Emlenton
Robert, Jr
Merle Jamison
M. H. Kelly
Indiana
Harry Jamison
South Bend
J. T. Jamison
Weiner
Klingensmith’s Grove
Mt. Zion M. B
Girty Grange
Crest of Creekside News: Local People, Visits, and Travel
Cr eekside notes report visitors from Manor Eva Hendricks hosts Miss Katharine Clark Louise Clark visit grandparents Harry Clark Ronald Johnston attended Ohio Northern University summer term Ronald Dixson buys a car Geo Hopkins attend Milo Miller quilt effort John Frye rejoices at birth Rev Jones on vacation Clair Bothell in town Steffy couple in town Charles De Haven visits children Robert Johnston family in Cleveland over the weekend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creekside
John Elkin
Manor
Eva Hendricks
David Bothell
Katharine
Louise Clark
Harry Clark
Ronald Johnston
Ohio Northern University
Ronald Dixson
Geo. Hopkins
Milo Miller
John Frye
Dre
Sheesley
Rev. Jones
Clair Bothell
Curry Run Preaching Services and Local Visits
Preaching services scheduled for next Sunday at 11, with echoes at 10 and IC. E at 8 p.m. The C. E. rally drew a large crowd with James Lewis, president of the county C. E., delivering an address. Rev. Case led the praise service and officers held a regular business meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Henderson and family from Advance visited Sells. Various local calls and visits noted among residents and families across towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lewis
C. E
Case
Lee Henderson
Advance
J. J. Sell
Archie Rising
R. N. Patterson
Florence
West Lebanon
McCcurdy
Linoleum as a floor covering for all rooms
A statement suggests linoleum may be applied in every room of a house as a durable and versatile floor covering suitable for general residential use.
Weekend visits spread through Washington TWP
Washington Township residents hosted and visited relatives and friends across Akron Leetonia North Point Clarksburg and Falls Creek with gatherings at the Stuchells Kings Thompsons Blystones and Jewarts among others. Several residents including Carl Fairman Elmer Short and Harry McSweeney were noted in social visits and new purchases.
South Bend Social Notes Include Births and Visits
Mrs Iva Weaver and daughters Jean and Betty visited the Townsends Tuesday evening. July B E L M club met Thursday afternoon with Mrs R A Silvis. Congratulations greet Mr and Mrs Lloyd Say on a son and Mr and Mrs Clare Thompson on a daughter. Numerous local visitors and young birthdays noted. Charcoal recommended as an absorber of gases in the farm milk room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Iva Weaver
Jean
Betty
Townsends
B. E. L. M. Club
R. A. Silvis
Lloyd Say
Clare Thompson
Nancy Devers
Apollo
Dorothy Townsend
Punxsulawney
Ray Walmary
Harmony
Ella Smith
Indiana
Irene
Lucille
Ilvis
Hitner
Gayle McIntyre
Josephine Long
Miriam Shellhammer
Clara Townsend
Ralph Ramer
Plumcreek
Harold Mccintire
Wilda Anderson
Sadie Smith
Virgie Alshouse
Ruth Lawton
Near Gastown
Cherry Tree Community Notes and Social Locales
A crowded column lists visits and social calls among Cherry Tree residents. Mr and Mrs Howard McFarland and families visit in Emporium. Mrs Gertrude Barnes hosts relatives. several locals travel to Johnstown Youngstown and Lewistown for gatherings. A humor note on extravagance accompanies brief quotes about Shakespeare and a rubber industry remark.
Barn Fire Destroys Tom Rearick Farm Structure
In Plum Creek, a barn on the Tom Rearick farm was destroyed by fire of undetermined origin on Friday evening. Local residents including Mary Janet Shumaker and several visiting relatives were noted in the area as the investigation continued. The report lists multiple nearby residents and weekend visits among families in New Bethlehem Apollo Indiana Five Points and Girty with other names such as the Fraileys Reefer and Wimmer families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plum Creek
Mary Janet Shumaker
New Bethlehem
H. Porter Miller
Tom Rearick
Carl Armstrong
Apollo
J. H. Wimmer
Dean Fleming
Franzes Fleming
Indiana
Mildred Silvis
West Lebanon
Ralph Ramer
Wm Ore
Orr
Five Points
Clark Thomas
Glennamae
Arthur Frailey
Familly
Girty
Howard Warner
Tillie Frailey
Ward Reefer
Clark
Martha
Hilda
Gettus Reefer
Edgar Scott
Dick Craig
Parkwood
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the Progress and
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R. D
Ivory
Henkel
Libby
OUR Mothers
Cocoa Armour
Streamline Market
Philadelphia St
Penna
Washington Twp
James Stuchell
George King
Akron
J. G. Russell
Mae Fisher
Bert Fairman
Melvin Park
Josiah Fisher
North Point
Harvey Calhoun
Gastown
North Point Park
J. H.park
George
Melvin
Poster Park
Clarksburg
Myrtle Nichol
Ella Fleming
Glenn Jewart
Charles
Kilttanning
Harry McSweeney
Alvin Stewart
Falls Creek
George Brown
Indiana, Pa
The
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Cherry
Howard McFarland
James McFarland
Graham Miller
Emporium
J. Ratchford
Helen Louise Johnson
Youngstown
Ohio
Geraldine Hanna
Nancy Nicholson
Barneshboro
Hart Butterbaugh
Mundys Corners
Nina Miller
New Jersey
Martha Shanke
Ters
Rossiter Johnson
Eugene Crawford
Billy Parker
Clearfield
Hardwicke
N. ‘A. Shepard
New York
Shakespeare
Hamlet
Act
Indiana County
Ross & Degretano
Pennsylvania
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