OLVET residents host weekend visitors and club meeting
Alfred Bair and family joined Walter Baer in Tarr Pa for a weekend visit. many locals and relatives stopped by in Indiana and Shady Plains. The July meeting of the Oliver W C T U at Mrs Frank Lambings drew 19 people with Mina Baker leading a program on alcohol evils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Hospital
Oliver W.C. 'T. U
Frank Lambing
Mina Baker
George McLaughlin
Blanche Wray
Pittsburgh
Shady Plaine
Hwing- Lambing
John Ewing
Apollo
Margaret Wray
Shady Plains
Nesbit McMeans
Martha
Tarentumi
Mra
Alfred Bair
Thelma
Witter Ewing
Thomas ‘McLaughlin
Watsons Ridge
C.T. Bailey
Wilkinsburg
Hiders Ridge
Mra. Miller and
Oskmont
Rossiomoyne Visitors and Local Family Gatherings
Rossmoyne residents Mr and Mrs John Diltz and their child visited the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Ebert Brewer on Sunday. Mrs Lola Fulton and daughters along with her mother Mrs David Edmons called on Mrs Elizabeth Elkin and family. Delbert Frantz is slowly improving after illness. Jair Good and friends went to their hunting camp in the mountains Sunday. Mr and Mrs Paul Parks and children Mary Louise and Catharine Ann visited at the home of grandparents Mr and Mrs D C Wells Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs J L Wells and family attended the Allshouse reunion at the Indiana Fair Grounds on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossmoyne
John Diltz
Near Here
Ebert Brewer
Lola Fulton
David Edmons
Elizabeth Elkin
Delbert Frantz
Jair Good
Paul Parks
Mary Louise
Catharine Ann
Parks
Vernon
Arthur Hazeletts
D. c. Wells
J. L. Wells
Indiana Fair Grounds
G. H. Coleman
A. L. Donahey
Romayne
Leechburg
IR. L. George
Heber George
Chester Fink
Indiana
R. L. George
Mack. Holstein
Ellen Holstein
W. CC. Smith
Paul Coulter
Pittsburgh
Trimble
Mary
Dormont
Smith
Richard and
Viola Clawson
Blairsville
Alma Coulter
Nan Calhoun
Meade Millen
R. H. Millen
Parkwood
James Risinger
Homer City
W. EB. Collings
Collins
Jay Hiner
Mack and Lee
Waterman
Bertha Warner
B. B. Forquer
Mount Union
Lester Irvin
Bobby
Jack
Hivelyn Ruth
Warren, C
Cc. Rowley
Margaret Rosborough
Bather Brown
Evalyn Cribbs
Bernajean Shaeffer Apent
Girty
Mia
Erwin Sheasley
Jimmy
Floyd
Ruth
Kittanning
George Shank
John ‘Pitt
Glenn
Elderton
Boyer
Leila Blystone
John Boyer
Yatesboro
Lloyd Bigstone
Hazel Cravener
Everett Kaufman
Emma, Flickinger
Frank McCollims
Mildred Plickinger
J. H. Kough
Mildred
Don
Ardeen Sheasley
Apollo
Fred McIntire
Ronald
J. Holstein
George McIntire
Evelyn
Cochran Mills
Dean Elgin
J.H. Kough
Quinter Boyer
Twila
Ethel
Huldah
Pyrra
J. T. Sheasley
Charles Haney
Alda Bernice
Doris
A. K. Shaeffer
Bessie Altman
Earl Schrecengost
Eon
Nelson
J.C. Schrecengost
Glenn and
Maxine
Lester Sheasley
Donald
Hrwin Sheapley
C. G. Rosborough
William
Margaret
Lester
Milford
Edwin
Minnie Sturgeon
J. ‘'T.sheasiey
Local social notes from West Lebanon attendances
West Lebanon residents and relatives visit kin across Indiana Blairsville and Homer City with several trips to Pittsburgh Canton and Tarentum. Notables include Nan Calhoun Alma Coulter and Meade Millen plus families with extended gatherings and club activities.
Local Social Notes Highlight Dixonville Visitors and Events
Mrs. C P Ruffner and family of Taren tum visited H B Sterner. Mrs Minnie Smith and Mildred of Glen Campbell visited L W Jacoby. Mrs Goldie Bennett and three children of Smithport stayed ten days then left. Baptist Sunday school ladies surprised Mrs Richard Bagley for her birthday with lunch. Various neighbors and families, including the Kerrs, Edwards, Swisher, Harbridge, Zerfons, and Watsons, appear in a flurry of visits and local errands around Indiana and Chambersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixonville
C.P. Ruffner
Boyd
Tarentum
H. B. Sterner
Minnie Smith
Mildred
Glen
Beckman
8. Harbridge
Stafford
Eugene Zerfons
Indiana
Wm. Watson
Emma
Woman seeks department store style charge account at bank
Mrs Hopemore asks to open a bank account and requests a charge account like at department stores. Clerk offers savings or checking options but she declines and mentions not over-treating flowers due to fertilizer and watering.
Community visits and gatherings around Warren and Apollo
Residents from Warren, Elderton, Apollo and nearby towns spent weekends with relatives and friends. Families attended birthdays, showers, and small social events at homes in Girty, Kittanning, Tarentum, and Pittsburgh area venues, sharing news of weddings and new appliances.
Clarksburg Sunday School and weekend visitors noted
The Clarksbury column lists a Sunday school at 0 45 next Sunday with no preaching services. It records weekend visits by Mrs Harry Lytle and son from Indiana, Imogene Elricks from Steelton visiting her grandmother Carrie Elricks, and visits by Mr and Mrs Harold Borland from Indiana to the A R Jewell home. Additional entries mention Paul Lowman and Claire Weaver visiting, Allen Love and F J Parks hosting guests, George Lydie and son Clinton at the Kiebler home, Wilbur Coulson in Wormleysburg, and Guy Shelley Jr of Harrisburg staying with his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
Harry Lytle and Son
Indiana
Merch Fulton
Imogene Elricks
Steelton
Carrie Elricks
Harold Borland
A. R. Jewell
Harvey Moorhead
Gail Moorhead
Meade Lowman
Claire Weaver
Homer City
Paul Lowman
Clare Marshall
Allen Love
Vandergrift
F. J. Parks
George Lydie
Clinton
Kiebler
Livermore
Wilbur Coulson
Saul Becomes Jesus Friend On The Road To Damascus
Lesson notes recount Saul of Tarsus a bold persecutor converted after a heavenly vision then chosen as a vessel to bear the gospel to Gentiles. It emphasizes personal witness by laypeople, Pauls early preaching, and the grace that transformed his life into faithful service in Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saul
Jesus
Damascus
Saul of
Tarsus
Christ
Stephen
Earth
Christ Jesus
Ananias
Paul As III
Israel
Apostle Paul
Paul
Timothy
Phil
Follow Your Bent and Succeed in Your Ring of Talent
The quote urges embracing natural talent and staying true to one’s abilities. It warns that abandoning one’s inherent strengths leads to failure, while aligning with nature maximizes success. Authorities and readers are reminded to pursue authentic paths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Smith
Great and Small Act in Trial of Love
The proverb emphasizes that true capacity for great love is shown by those who consistently perform small considerate acts, attributed to F. W. Robertson. The message links kindness in daily deeds to deeper moral strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Robertson
Plumville Social Notes Tell Of Visits And Moves
Plumville area residents and relatives are mentioned in a weekend roundup. Charles Shaffer and Clyde Moore families visited Steubenville while Harry Shaffer spent time at Wharton. Mae Lipeie visited Commodore, and Marie Barr from Kittanning visited Leonard Welch. Eugene W Pifer left Plumville to run Hazelett funeral home in Tionesta, with past work at Bowser and Armour funeral homes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plumville
Charles Shaffer
Clyde Moore
Leone Ernst
Beverley
Steubenville, C
A. F. Fifer
Punxsutawney
Eugene W. Pifer
A. F. Pifer
Tionesta,Pa
Hazelett Funeral Home
Bowser Funeral Home
Armour Funeral Home
Coraopolis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daugherty’s Drug Store
Opp. P. RB. R
Indiana, Pa
Blair Faber Savings & Trust Co
Atwater Kent
Philco
Crosley Zenith
Texaco Gasoline
Texaco and
Havoline Oils
4Th & Phila, Sts., Indiana
Penna
Sisco
West Lebanon
Ernest Buckley
Ben, Carlyle
Robert McCurdy
Wendell
R. A. Fulton
Misa ‘Nan ‘Calhoun
Blairaville
Buster Fleming
Zuretta Fulton
Floyd Rankin
Walter Smith
Harry Trimble
Campbell
Belle
Canton
William Colgan
Harold L. Lund
ST. Bean
Aces
Western Newember Union
Indiana County
Farmers Banker Trust Company
Harry Shaffer
Wharton
Leah Stiteler
Clyde Brown
Clymer
Clarence Perry
Marie Barr
Leonard Welch
Mary Hamills
Mrs. Hays
Youngstown
Sylvester Griffith
Indiana Lumber & Supply Company
Church Street
Wuerner
J. S. Hileman
North Seventh Street
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