Local social notes from Elderton and nearby towns
Members of the Young Women's Missionary Society of the U P church met at Mrs. Dale Boyer’s home in Mt. Union Thursday evening. Numerous residents and visitors from Apollo, Vandergrift, Grove City, Indiana, Ohio, and Leechburg were seen visiting or hosting meals, with several couples vacationing or visiting relatives. Local church events include Rev. Wright and Rev. Walker attending a convention at Lake Wiona, Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elderton Mra
Swank
Pauline Schalt
Betty Mitchie
Indiana
Young Women's Missionary Society of the
U. P. Church
Dale ‘Boyer
Mt. Union
Jean Clark
Apollo
R. Hutchingon
Michigan
Minnie Hutchingon
Berwick Visitors and Local Gatherings Reported
Mrs. Roland Peters and daughters Barbalee and Nancy of Berwick visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Henry last week. Mrs. Anna Smith and son Ralph vacationed with her son Owen and family in West Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Learn were callers at Glen Campbell on Tuesday. W. L. Henry and family attended the Cribbs-Dixon reunion at Rushwood park on Thursday. Frank Henry and son Billy attended the funeral of Orie McKee at Homer City on Saturday. The Crete and Jacksonville congregations held a well attended union picnic in the W. A. Graham grove on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McIntyre
Roland Peters
Barbalee
Nancy
Berwick
W. L. Henry
Anna Smith
Ralph
Owen
West Virginia
J. R. Learn
Glen Campbell
Cribbs - Dixon
Rushwood Park
Frank Henry
Billy
Watsons Ridge Social News From Mr and Mrs Smock and Guests
Mr and Mrs Foster Smock hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Ross Wilson on Wednesday evening. Indiana visitors Mrs Walter Robinson and Mrs John Fulton with daughters Ruth and Alice called on eight R Hine's on Thursday. Beach City Ohio residents Mr and Mrs Ira Allen visited Walter Ewing's home on Sunday. Grandmother Henderson of Indiana celebrated her 84th birthday Tuesday August 6 at John Henderson's home with Mabel Hopking Helen Streams and Aunt Mary Telford. Mrs J R Hine visited her sister Mrs C H Johnston in Salinburg Wednesday evening. Mrs Ross Wilson and daughters Phyllis and Evelyn visited Walter Ewing Tuesday. Hine family hosted Friday callers with W E Collina West Lebanon Sara Martha Shearer New Kensington spent Sunday with Ed Shearer parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
John
Mabel Hopking
Helen Streams
James
Mary Telford
R. Hine
C. H. Johnston
Salinburg
Ross Wilson
Phyllis
Evelyn
Walter Ewing
Hine
W. E. Collina
West Lebanon
Sara Martha Shearer
New Kensington
Ed. Shearer
Rochester Mills Visitors Span Several States
Mr and Mrs Paul Richardson and children from New York City visited their relatives here. Mr and Mrs Paul Jeffries from Indiana Mr and Mrs Albert Jeffries and family of Blakeville called on G H Jeffries. David Rittenhouse visited Sebring Ohio friends. Harry Weaver Blair Oberlin called on Johnstown Friday. Mrs Frank Moore spent last week at Glen Campbell. Samuel Earhart of Saltsburg was a business caller Saturday. Bertha Simpson and son from Indiana visited her mother Mrs Sara Lewis. A R Elkin and children visited friends in Smicksburg Sunday. The volunteer fire company held a dance at Braebreeze park at Marchand Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester Mills
Paul Richardson
New York City
Paul Jeffries
Indiana
Albert Jeffries
Blakeville
G.H. Jeffries
David Rittenhouse
Sebring
Ohio
Harry Weaver
Blair Oberlin
Johnstown
Frank Moore
Glen
Margaret E. Cunningham
Willow Lodge
Bila Ray
Parkwood
Sycamore Park
Cressie Shirey
Erma Campbell
John Campbell
Winona Lake
Ind
Young Peoples
West Union v. P
Gaynell? Weiss
Coral
Arthur
Lillian Weiss
Chambersville
J. B. Adams
Mary Ryan
Kenwood
James Bacon
Commodore
Florence Esch
Long Island
N. Y
C.A
Emeigh
Donald
Latrobe
Smith
William Foreman
Old Country Club
Twolfth
James
Maude Cunningham
John
Manor
Myre
Clair Cunningham
Bobby McCardle
New Castle
Perry Fleming
Deane Fleming
Silas Smith
Chevy Chase
Paul Kessler
Paul
W. Earle Foreman
John Cribbs
Niagara Falls
Canada
Harry MacNeel
M. Akoy
William Ross
Mechanicsburg
Julia Cunningham
Local Social Notes From Plum Creek Area
Mrs. Robert Houser spent a few days with her son in law and daughter Grant Rearick near Rural Valley. Mrs. Tillie Frailey visited in the Wm Orr home on Tuesday. Charles Clark and children of Ohio spent the weekend here and attended the Alshouse reunion at Smicksburg. Ralph Ramer and children were visitors in the A G C Silvis home at West Lebanon Sunday. Mrs. J H Wimmer called in the T Q Kimmel home Sunday afternoon. Louise Baker of Whitesburg visits grandparents Mr and Mrs Bleakney. Leila Boyer spends time at home near Shelocta. Juanita Wimmer, recently at Torrance State hospital, returns home. Jessie Buckley and brother Lester of near Rural Valley called on W C Bleakney family Monday evening. Ward Williams and Mrs E W Williams visited Porter Miller Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Clark
Howard Hielman
McMasters
Grove City
BH. McCollough
Vandergrift
Newell Miller
Brick Church
Rev. Wright
Rev. Walker
Wiona Lake
Indiana
Margaret Gibson
G. Lee
Jess Fleming
Mountains
John Wiggins
Sheloca
Lorna Schall
New Kensington Hospital
Ellsworth Wingard
Near Apollo
Lawrence Silvis
Samuel
Robert Houser
Grant Rearick
Tillie Frailey
Wm. Orr
Charles Clark
Ohio
Alshouse
Smicksburg
Ralph Ramer
A. GC. Silvis
West Lebanon
J. H. Wimmer
T. Q. Kimmel
Louise Baker
Whitesburg
W. ©. Bleakney
Leila Boyer
Shelocta
Juanita Wimmer
Torrance State Hospital
Jessie Buckley
Lester
W. C. Bleakney
Ward Williams
E. W. Williams
Porter Miller
Archie Long
Altoona
Wilda
James Chesley
Foster Earl
Hot Springs
Ark
Wilda Chesley
James
Harry Barnett
Alice Barnett
Porter
Joseph Stoniger
Eugene Jenks
James Williams
Punxsutawney
Mabel Wyant
Dave Freyer
Clairton
D.B. Sutter
V. V. Shaffer
Cleveland, O
Grant Vanlier
Vaniiers
Marion Center Park
J. A. Vanier
Brookville
Hattie Vanier
James Fleming
Frank Terpe
Darrold
Barberton
Quay Shields
CCC
B. C. Shields
Rosanna Shields
Myrtle Peffer
Frank Robinson
Fred Shaffer
Punxautawney
C. E
Strongstown Social Notes and Local Visitors
Strongstown residents share visits with family in Brooklyn and Cres son. Circus attendees from here traveled to Indiana. Miss Ann Dutka, injured stepping from a car, shows improvement in Indiana hospital. Betty Martin Bag returns to New York City. Ethel Goldberg visits Nantyglo relatives. Walter Heltzenrater and son Earl from Nantyglo visit James Whitesell home. Oliver Bennett and son Charles from Indiana stop by. Robert Cresswell, former CCC member, returns home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Dutka
Indiana
Betty Martin Bag
New York City
Ethel Goldberg
Nantyglo
Walter Heltzenrater
Earl
James Whitesell
Oliver Bennett
Charles
Robert Cresswell
CCC
Local social notes and political endorsement in Maple Grove
Maple Grove updates report visits by Mr and Mrs Will Long and others from Indiana and Pittsburgh. revival meetings at Church of God draw crowds. several residents host or visit relatives in Forrest Adams Beleano Beleano and Alverda. Margaret Fetterman returns home after visiting G R Waltemire. Voter appeal urges support for A C Fisher for Commissioner. A Kansas Republican quips that wooden heads cause trouble, not wooden let affecting auto operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Grove
Will Long
Indiana
Ida Long
Mrs. Kennedy
Pittsburgh
John Henry
Church of God
Dick Fair
G. R. Waltemire
Forrest Adams
Johnstown
Hol. Lydick
Dick Falr
George Greene
Twila
Beleano
Rezza McCullough
Margaret Fetterman
Alverda
McPherson
Kansas
Local Shuffling of Visitors and Travel in Punxsutawney Area
A stream of visitors and travels surrounds Punxsutawney as residents and guests pass through. Nurses, patients, and relatives from Erie Minneapolis Warren and Jamestown mingle with locals, while trips to Pittsburgh Johnstown and Niagara Falls are noted. A heavy rainstorm marks the latest weather note.
Covode Alumni Reunion Attracts Big Turnout In Wet Weather
The Covode alumni gathering drew many attendees despite unsettled skies. Numerous families from Punxsutawney, Barberton, Cleveland, and other towns visited relatives in the area. The Vaniers hosted a Marion Center park reunion with forty three participants, including four generations led by J A Vanier and a four year old Hattie Vanier.
Local Visits and Weddings Noted in Pittsburgh Area
OLIVET Erskine Long of Pittsburgh and Mrs. Lysle Stewart of Tarentum spent a week with their mother Grace Long. Relatives of Arthur Wilson attended the funeral of Charlotte Fisher Wilson in Imperial. Various locals including Orville Bailey William Newton Wilkinsburg and Alfred Balr with Thelma visited J. S. Bwine. Evelyn Phyllis Wilson visited grandparents J. & Ewing. Lloyd Lauden visited Kelley Station. Ross Wilson and family were in Indiana. Clyde Clark Robert Clark and Red Jackson of Apollo visited C. Batt's. J. S. Ewing went to West Lebanon on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Baer
Tarr
Evelyn
Phyllis Wilson
J. & Ewing
Lloyd Lauden
Kelley Station
Ross Wilson
Indiana
Clyde Clark
Yon
Robert
Red Jackson
Apollo
Peelor District community notices sweep of local visits
Peelor District residents share a flurry of calls and visits with relatives in Indiana Vandergrift and Latrobe. Misses and families from Parkwood Willow Lodge and Winona Lake attend gatherings while others move homes and join events at Perry Fleming’s wether roast and local socials. Harvests press on amid rain delays as families relocate including the Stover move to Clymer and Joe Lohr’s family move to a vacated farm.
Elders Ridge Church Activities and Local Visits
Elders Ridge Sunday school at Luren u elock and church service at 11:00. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Rosenskel at Walter Ewing's home, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Ashbingh, Kenneth Harvey, Robert Baker, Virginia Harvey, who spent several days fishing on Lake Erie. James Harvey was a Spicyburg sailor Saturday. Carl Rosensteel, Donald Ewing, and Esle Parth were Indiana callers Saturday evening. Mrs. Helen Streams of Unellan visited Charlotte Rosensteel Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luren U'Elock
C. J
L. C.rosenskel
Walter Ewing
Dean Ashbingh
Kenneth Harvey
Robert Baker
Virginia Harvey
Lake Erie
James Harvey
Carl Rosensteel
Donald Ewing
Esle Parth
Indiana
Helen Streams
Unellan
Charlotte Rosensteel
Return of the Appraisers in Indiana Court Confirmed
The return of the appraisers in the Geplina Court of trial and Colby will be presented to the judge on Monday September 2 for confirmation. The mortgage balance of 8 095.00 with 1 percent interest from May 2 is noted, with unpaid sums and discharge details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haney
Vntk
Lewis
Lewis and Nin
Menta
Penneland
Elacer Wens
Woo Gailedomn
Indiana
Tin Waly
Hegste
Men Wrote Bible Says Higher Mentions of Man Than Woman
A study notes the Bible contains 4 332 references to man and 636 to woman. The data is interpreted as evidence that men authored the text, though scholars debate translation and context. The claim highlights gender imbalance in scriptural language and authorship perspectives.
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Tre Dsy
Indiana Lumber & Supply CO
RO Owaren
KENT
Wleial
the Radio
Atwater Kent
Blair F. Aber Savings & Trust
Plum Creek
Strongstown
Margarette Orner
Brooklyn
Wm. Bennett
John Snyder
Cresson
A.C. Fisher
March
Misa Myrtle Dilts
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Ella Dilts
A. L. Pierce
Ray Moot
Phillips Gas Co
Ernest
May Moot
Minneapolis, Minn
Punxsutawney and
DuBois
J. W. Morrow
Windber
Esther Homan
Billa Dilts
Warren, O
Mohney
Clymer
Myrtle Dilts
Moahney
Carolne Mottarn
George Ritchie
Georgeville
Clara May
Billle Homan
Beulah Akard
Georgia
Canadea
Misa Jennie Beatty
Mus
Abe Pierce
BE. Long and Son
Mani
Atkinson
Kans
Wm. Akard
Whittier
Calif
Akard
Rosa Wingert
Washington, D. C
Clara May Condron
Durham
Rosa Baker
Bluefield
Conway
Covode
Westinghouse and
Shelvador Refrigerators
Sara
Margaret
Elders Ridge
L. BE
Pierce
C. T
Morgan I. Couch
D. Na
Wek Te
Tdchard W. Watson
Maxfinlling White
Ludhing Bareough
Pennsylvania
Wetticuwut
Usrust Company
Hessero
Restaur
South Aurant Joop
Reasonable Prices
Tirl
Batakeo
Geo. Cost’s Barber Shop
Edwards Motor CO
Chevrolet and Oldsmortar
Court House
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