Employment notice at U S Aluminum Co New Kensington Pa
By the U S Aluminum Co New Kensington Pa ages 18 to 50 American or foreign skilled and unskilled steady work and good wages restaurant in connection with factory meals at reasonable cost assistance in securing rooms good opportunity for miners temporarily out of work Apply at Employment Dept foot of Tenth St or write attention N V B Zeigler Personnel Manager
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Aluminum Co
New Kensington
Tenth St
N. V. B. Zeigler
Ramer Reunion and Busy Weekend in Indiana Area
The community notes several reunions including the Ramer and Heasley gatherings, visits by Clark Harman and others to Punxsutawney and Gastown, and a Catholic church picnic planned for Saturday. Local residents report hospital visits, church services, and multiple relatives from Pittsburgh, Johnstown, Huntingdon, and Dayton visiting or staying with kin.
Local families gather in weekend visits and church notices
Kepple Hill residents visit Mrs. Jennie Anderson while many neighbors from Brashvalley to Vandereriff and Apollo spend time with friends and relatives. Weekend socials include Titterington reunion preparations and a list of visits to Blairsville and Mast Ridge. Religious services are planned for Sabbath morning and 2:30 p.m. in Baptist and M E churches.
Local Visits and Family News From Nearby Towns
A summary of social notes and visits shows residents traveling between Curry Run, Waynesburg, Taylorsville, Cockport, and other areas. Names include Mrs. R. W. Anthony, Mr. and Mrs. Clark Buchanan, B C Johnson, Henry Gorman, John Huffman, Roy Nicholson, and others. The week features a baby arrival, farm purchases, and several hosting and visiting occurrences among neighbors and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curry Run
R. W. Anthony
Clark Buchanan
Waynesburg
Norris Raleigh
B.C. Johnson
Menry Gorman
Guy
John Huffman
Roy Nicholson
Cyrus Napp
J. W. Rankin
Community notes from Cherry Tree and nearby Indiana visitors
An array of social news from Cherry Tree includes Merle Ambrose and family visiting relatives in Indiana, Lizzie Mabon and niece and several Indiana callers Saturday. Visits by McCulloughs of Maryland, Spieher family, Barber relatives, and others described with church events, picnics, and hospital visits. Rev Toloyd to preach next Sunday. various locals attend Bathor reunion and Indiana fairgrounds events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anbrose
Merle Bair
Indiana
Lizzie Mabon
Clark Lightcap
Jessie Johnston
Louide ‘Parker
Bhir
Ther
Win
Spieher
J. W. McCullough
Maryland
Wm. Spieher
Werk
OW. Burkett
Ambrose
Carl Whor
Blair Uber
East Run Social Notes Reflect Local Visits and Travel
Dr. W A Honk of DuBois called on friends here on Friday. Mrs. W D Powell went to Akron Ohio on Friday where Mr Powell is employed. Miss Marie Learn spent Sunday with Miss Dessie Hadden. Mrs. M A Warnaworth visited relatives at Curry Run Sunday. W M Smith spent last week with friends here, Mr and Mrs Murray McQuown, four children and Miss Daisy Kinter of Deckers Point called at the home of B L Muman Sunday. The Ladies Aid Soniely of the East Mahoning church was entertained at the home of M A Farnsworth Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Bleakney
Nightingale Club
Mary Tf. Kimmel
Plameteak
Loy Scouts
Babbath
Vol
Apple
Paul Kimmel
M. IT. Kelly
Irvin
Plumville
Sloan Kopple
Amanda Rice
Vear Rowsiter
Jessie Kimmel
Allegheny Hospital
Marie
Plaincreek
Shank
Armstrong County
State College
Harold Sigerd
Meadville
George Hazlett
FE. E. Burna
Belford
Indiana
Clair Kinter
James Rickard
Kaitneth Hickok
Clair Pfeiffer
Two- Sldk Creek
Grief Rainey
Mast Ridge
Titterington
Ted McQuown
Jennie Douglass
Frank
Elizabeth Sheegley
Mer Sheesiley
Helen Beer
Harvey
Kirk Sheesley
Margaret Hamilton
Lola Burns
Blairsville
Carmi Kelly
Douglass
Baptist Church
M. E
W. A. Honk
DuBois
W. D. Powell
Akron
Powell
Marie Learn
Dessie Hadden
M. A. Warnaworth
Curry Run
W. M. Smith
Murray McQuown
Daisy Kinter
Deckers Point
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Ford
Ford Weekly
Ford Motor Company
Detroit, Michigan
Sutton
Miller Co
First National Bank
Indiana, Pa
Citizen's National Bank
PENNA
Plumcreek
Anna Maury
Welen McAfoos
Fev
Flossoppie
Windber
Washington Township
Michael Boyer
Caroline Pisher
Gastown
Eleanor Marshall
Dayton
A. ©. Marshall
Lewis Fisher
Charles
Pittsburgh
Caroline Fisher
Frank Alexander
Murray Stewart
Grace
Anderson
Alexander
Near Punxsutawney
Joe Sam
Somerset
William McCausland
Lena Alexander
John Kough
Clark Harman
Punxsutawney
J. B. Fleming
William Parks
John Blystone
J. £. Blystone
Heilwood
George Morris
Harrington, Dela
C. M. Jefferson
Morris
Presbyterian Church
I. F. Wilson
Gray and
Franklin
Twolick Club
Burnside
Sadie Butler
William
Johnstown
Bila McCune
Huntingdon
H. D. Stahl
J. M. Wilson
H. P. Schroth
Carrolltown
X. Arthur Dinsmore
Patton
G. R. Lyon
J. F. Jamison
Sara Mallory
Robert Mallory
Glenn Austin
Apollo
Evan Davis
Brushvalley
Mountain Lake Park
Wm. McCloskey
Memorial Hospital, Johnstown
Cal Fetterman
D. C. Davis
Lola
Donald
Cheswick
Walter Warfla
Bolivar
Andrew Pitman
Letitia Myers
B. B. Wolfe
M. BE
J. G. McCully
Frank McCrea
Nettie
Martha
Cleveland
Russell Rhine
J. H. Rhine
Grant Murdock
Murdock
Zion's Valley
Merle Soiling
Youngstown, C
H. A. Kepple
Julia Lambing
Minnie Painter
Lulu Dunmire
Near South Bend
Clyde George
Victor Stephenson
Kepple Hill
Jennie Anderson
Alfred Lockard
Madge Anderson
Ty Briges
Brashvalley Township
Royden Walker
Familly
William Walker
Vandereriff
Frank Matson
David Anderson
Lonchburg
Atulerson
Cecelia Learn
Cockport
Eli Bair
M. F. Hamilton
Josephine
N. §. North
Marion Center
Wm. Spicher
Taylorsville
Alfred St. Clair
Fummily
Sunset Park
Sturday
Harry Allison
S. Ta. Barr
This Place
Indiana Fair Grounds
R. G. Sickenberger
Tutner Renee
Paul Barbor
O. W. Barber
Rev
Toloyd
Frank Barber
Imogene Shank
Martin Fuhner
Spear Rowe
Lillian
Floyd Craig
Stephen Wilhelm
Tone Kimmel
Aaron Pearce
Kimmel
J. B. Houser
Susie Montgomery
Kellysburg
Rowe
Indiana Hospital
William Montgomery
Cyrus Pearce
Samuel Lingenfelter
Brody’s Car
Philadelphia
Men’s Shoes
Oxfords
Douglass Studio
Indiana County
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