County Town News and Local Visitors Roundup
Indiana week end visitors include Tom Hill and E. Glenn Hunter. Strongstown exchanges feature Rose Keller and M. R. Bennett. Wandering relatives include Trene Umberger visiting Ruth Wagner. Rheins and Johnstown visitors appear among local residents. Reverend Stumpf to preach in Smicksburg. heavy rain and large hail reported Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Hill
Indiana
Rose Keller
Strongstown
Jennie Campbell
Wandercroft
H. C. Rhine
Pitcairn
Jas. Rhine
M. R. Bennett
Trene Umberger
Washington, D. C
Ruth Wagner
James Rhine
Lyda Glasser
Vida Altemus
Niagara Falls
Pearl Carothers
Vandergrift
Harrison Spires
E. Glenn Hunter
Greensburg
Edwards
Johnstown
John Altemus
Lincoln Overdorff
William Miller
Clyde Herlinger
Pittsburg
Guy McCormick
G. T. McCrea
William Davis
Andrew Pittman
Ralph Artemus
Cleo
Dillie Rhine
George Rhine
Erasmus Davis
H. T. Ross
Community Visitors and Weekend Gatherings Report
John Bloom of Peale visited Oscar Anderson and secured mine work. J Fred Anderson and family from Conemaugh toured to spend the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Victor Bergquist and Mrs. Garnet Christy. Ray mond Christy visits Mrs Christy's parents Mr and Mrs Luther Helman. L Moorhead and son Henderson of Braddock spent Sabbath with Mrs Sarah Wilson and Miss Elizabeth Kirkwood. The Minges Clare and Helen Davis visited Miss Stella and Miss Mary Deadenders. Rev C W Fawkes of Brushvalley visited W R Lydick Saturday evening. Newell Bros of Mekkeesport held services in United Evangelical church at Tanoma over Sabbath. The picnic at W J Short's grave last Saturday drew a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bloom
Peale
Oscar Anderson
J. Fred Anderson
Conemaugh
Victor Bergquist
Garnet Christy
Raymond
Christy
Luther Helman
L. Moorhead
Henderson
Braddock
Sarah Wilson
Elizabeth Kirkwood
Minges Clare
Helen Davis
Stella
Mary Deadenders
C. W. Fawkes
Brushvalley
W. R. Lydick
Newell Bros
Mekkeesport
United Evangelical Church
Tanoma
W. J. Short
Community Notes From Punxytawa and Nearby Towns
North Point residents travel to Punxeytawney while Mildred Neal visits Echo. Hicks visit Elkins. a railroad dam burst Sunday flooding low lands. Mrs. Welch suffers from a severe illness. Mabel Brown visits William Young. Bert Gahagan calls on Silver. Ernie Hicks visits Faye Reitz. A band concert occurred on Railroad Avenue Saturday. Lawrence Hicks visits Anna Hicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Point
J. C. Stear
Punxeytawney
Mildred Neal
Echo
Lawrence Hicks
Elmer Elkin
Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburg
8. C. Welch
Mabel Brown
William Young
Bert Gahagan
Stlver
Ernie Hicks
Faye Reitz
Railroad Avenue
Anna Hicks
Community Notices Hover in And Near Camp Rutledge
Local residents travel and visit relatives across towns and cities including Baltimore Washington Atlantic City Greensburg Vandergrift Latrobe Ebensburg Apollo Indiana and Campbell's. family members attend camps and teach courses while others return home from trips and visits at Cafe Eddy Ridgeview Park and Central House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blacklick
Charles Nippes
Ffriday
Baltimore
Washington
Atlantic City
Misa Helen Young
Johnstown
John Stonehack
Randall Campbell
J. C. Rager
Heagy
Anna
Wilkinsburg
Russell
J. A. Hayes
Cleveland
Laura Spires
Cafe
Eddy
Carrie Huston
Samena Maxwell
Urove City
Bellefonte
Hettle Shields
Charlie
Ridgeview Park
John England
Camp Rutledge
William Linton
Philadelphia
John Hildebrand
Vandergrift
Doc” Guist
Greensburg
Vigay
Charlie Weiss
Miss McCurdy
Pittsburg
Carrie Huston Charlie Winkleman
Bell
Mtiss Grace Milliken
Indiana
Wits
L. D. Johnston
Eric
Nannie Smith
Latrobe
D. A. Palmer
F. Helfrick
Salina
Central House
Roy Donahey
David Henry
Apollo
A. P. Barker
Campbell's
Ebensburg
Matthew Wiley
Martin Wiley
Davis
William Madden
Josephine
J. B. Carson
Elders Ridge Social Notes From Elders Ridge
Miss Marie Spaulding returns from an eastern visit as Miss Martha Wardrop Miss Mildred Kimmel and Harry Kimmel of Shelocta and Prof. Warner play tennis on the Ridge Thursday. Rev. Hepler and family toured to East Brady with Mrs Hepler staying there for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hepler
Nettie Larimer
East Pittsburg
The
Ridge
Samuel Snyder
Indiana
Frank
Erskine Long
Claude Hunsberger
Harry Hood
Nina McCullough
Thomas Hood
Louise
Marie Hood
Washington County
Berthabell Neal
Jacksonville
Carl Crawford
J. E. Long
William Fails
Kent
Warner
S. L. Nicholson
Pittsburg
Pittsburg. Mr. Nicholson
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Co
Hartman
Henry
Elders Ridge
Bloomsburg Normal
Local readers host visitors and attendances across towns
A string of local visits and family gatherings fills the weekend. Harold Hobinson of Saltsburg visits J M Stewart. Bessie Coon and Mary Smith host. Individuals from Buffalo, South Fork, Johnstown, Mechanicsburg, Clymer, Wandercrift, Punxsutawney, Cherry Tree, and Punxsutawney areas travel to see kin and attend a funeral and encampment in Indiana, with several families hosting or visiting relatives. A newborn daughter arrives for Edward Holsopple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Hobinson
Saltsburg
J. M. Stewart
Bessie Coon Ig
Mary Smith
Pluma
Sylvia Geesey
Buffalo
Mary Shank
William Shank
South Fork
Annie Follami
Johnstown
C. W. Empfield
QO. J. Pattison
Frank Ryan
Anna Houston
J. W. Davia
W. H. H. Adams
Clymer
Jesse
Harry Mack
John Knabb
Daniel Brickley
Jemima Knabb
Wandercrift
Indiana
Don Bampfield
Cherry Tree
Marguerite Hess
Punxsutawney
G. B. Widdowson
Ezra Gibson
Jane Coy
Edward Holsopple
Also Mentioned on This Page
County Town News
Smicksburg
Luther Lowe
John Beck
Georgie Dickson
Miss Taylor
DuBois
Ford City
Frashier
Robert Mikesell
Pert Weston
Thomas Hoover
Worner Lewis
Adam Black
Joy Gamble
Mrs. Dunbar
Grace Frashier
Lunas Roush
Nula Gell
Bert Bell
Wfe
Windber
Miss McAdoo
R. N. Stumpf
S. A. Kamerer
Butler
Brown
Brown’s Boot Shop, Inc
Philadelphia St
Leslie Pattison
White Township
Indiana Hardware CO
Indiana, PA
Penn Run
Paes
Farmers Bank
the Farmers Bank, of
Boys’ Store
Dinsmore
Wallace Dry Goods Co
Jamestown
J. C. Wallace & Son Proprietors
Indiana Grocery Co
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!