East Wheatfield Local Notes and Social Life
Exvin Reynolds visited his father in Greensburg recently. Many locals attend picnics and visits across Blairsville Intersection Homer City and surrounding towns. Harvest events, church meetings, and the Thistle Outing Club activities populate West Lebanon and Bolival as residents report travels, relatives, and community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Wheatfield
Exvin Reynolds
Greensburg
Shuman
H. M. Elliott
David Cunningham
Marie Hutchison
Rose Hutchison
Homer City
Lizzie Overdort
G. F. Dick
Charles
Alex Dick
Blacklick
Jessie Hutchison
Belmar
New Jersey
R. G. Mack
Mechanicaburg
Messrs
Harry McCormick
Ida Funk
Fanny Wakefield
Lakemont
Grace McCormick
Laura Rogers
Dravesburg
Sarah Rogers
Pittsburg
West Lebanon
Nannie Calhoun
Blairsville
R. S. Coulter
Boone
Mamie Fulton
Washington, Pa
J. A. Blakely
Casa
Nellie
New York City
Miss Fillingham
Roy Ewing
Harvey George
Thistle Outing Club
Little Mahoning
Edward Harrold
Vandergrift
A. P
R. E. Reed
O. and
B. Sheffler
Silas Blakley
A. E. Carr
West Union
Olivet
Elmersridge
Ida Hancock
Grondmother
Catherine Rowe
Creekside
Frank Rowe
Mary
Local notes and visits across Plumville EAST PIKE and Watt
Community news lists visitors and travels: William Sowers in Dayton, Jess Griffith in Saltsburg, Miss Sarah Wineman at Blacklick, and numerous residents visiting kin or attending events. Mentions picnics at Bethel, a Thanksgiving of illness and recovery, local accidents, church lectures, and school staff changes. Observers include Mrs. Tack, Miss Myra Miller, Ralph Miller, and many residents from Vandergrift to Indiana and Homer City, with garden parties, corn party, and regional visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Pitts
Homer Unity
John Hadden
C. E. Wissinger
Clem Sheffler
Wissinger
M. E. Stiffler
Atlantic City
Hannah Berringer
Gallitzin
Mr. Strictmater
Glen Campbell
Rev. Gordon
Burnside
M. P
Misses Borgens
Millport
Elia Barnett
Indiana
H. E. Breth
Cresson
Squire Davis
Langdon’s Grove
Harvey Brickley
Barneaboro
W. T. Mahaffey
Homer City
William Sowers
Dayton
Jess Griffith
Saltsburg
Sarah Wineman
Blacklick
Bethel
C. W. Tack
Laura
Greensburg
Pittsburg
Myra Miller
Philadelphia
Ralph Miller
Jennie St. Clair
Marion Center
Kellyshoro
Newie Sickenberger
New Castle
Beaver Falls
Allegheny City
George Kelly
McClain
Johnstown
Geo. Stahl
Vandergrift
Pipe Baker
Mr. Baker
June Pattison
Lizzie Shelito
Ford Gibson
Josiah Lydie
Mazie Empfield
Boyd Fowler
Plumville
Joseph Bell
Eva G. Thompson
Mary Stewart
Eva Toulove
D.P. French
Allie Schrecengost
Talmage Moore
Valley
East Pike
Minnie Orr
Bliss Zenor
Edwin
Wilkinsburg
Orr
Irwin Lotz
Near Town
Agnes L. Lotz
Nannie Conner
Sadie Johnston
Frank Rowan
George Kerr
Miss Conner
Thompson and Gray
Blairaville
John Streams
Mary
Pennsylvania
John P. Elkin
Harvey McElhoes
Grove City College
Frank Sloan
New Casle
Saubaib
Frais
Geor $ Pital Ae
Local residents share visits across towns and camps
Dixonville and Shelocta communities report a flurry of visits from relatives and friends including Miss Maude Cribbs of Apollo and Miss June Cribbs of Blairsville. Local travelers A E Longwill and J C Longwill from Indiana visited J A Longwill family. Rev. Chas Ramsey listed sick. camp meeting in Pittsfield attended by Rev A D Fero and Benjamin Clawson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Buchanan
Larimer
W. L. Buchanan
James Groft
Pittsfield
Warren County
Pensions Increased in Chambersville and Homer City
Pensions have been raised for two residents, William Craig of Chambersville from 10 to 12 dollars and T. H. P. Repine of Homer City from 6 to 3 dollars, per the latest grants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Craig
Chambersville
T. H. P. Repine
Homer City
Horse Stolen in Indiana County, August 18
William Blose reports a ten year old black bay horse weighing about 1200 pounds was stolen Friday night August 18 near March and Indiana county. It carries a saddle and bridle with a high horn and a partly mended bridle. Any information leading to recovery or thief identification is requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
March
Indiana County
William Blose
Administrator's Notice for Buchanan Estate in Indiana County
John H. Pierce attorney administers the estate of Joseph H. Buchanan of Montgomery Township. He requests all debts to be paid promptly and all claims to be presented with proper authentication for settlement. Joan R. Smith named Administratrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Pierce
Joseph H. Buchanan
Montgomery Township
Indiana County
Joan R. Smith
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Bolival
E. Jim Wynn
W. M. Wynn
Key
Mead
R. W. Coulter
Rhodes
Wilse France
Albert Snyder
Will Snyder
Earnest Ramsey
Ligonier
Charles Crusan
Margaret Crusan
Edna
Carrie Seaton
Grace Coulter
Aptograph
Fort Palmer
Will Henderson
J. C. Henderson
Dr. Mardis
Morrellville
M. Lichtenfeld
Chreeateer
Burnham
Machins
H. Lincoln
T. E. Hildebrand’s
W. J. Moore's
M. G. Miller
Indiana Electric Light
Esse
Scott & Bowne
Ork
Watt
Ben Campbell
Braddock
Lottie McGara
John Thomas
Jennie Peeler
Pine Flats
Martha Harbison
Salisburg
Jesse Thomas
Cassie Wiggins
Sterling
Kan
Alex, Wiggins
Mary Rankin
Elderton
Martha Mateer
Lizzie Wiggins
Jacksonville
John Fleming
Bell
Mr. Couch
Lebanon
Edgar Wiggins
Ralston Walker
R. M. Mateer
Niagara Falls
John O. Campbell
Thomas Carnahan
Parkwood
T. M. Carnahan
Edward
Nannie Black
Loben Russell
Clark Lytle
Pittaburg
Shelocta
H. L. Short and
J. H. Myers
Vernie Myers
Clover Hill
Annie Buchanan
Apollo
Clair
Elvire Longwill
Our Town
Brushvalley
Sadie Spart
Wm. Herlinger
John Pittman
Edgar Moorhead
Maggie Buchanan
Claridge
Dr. McMullen
Lake Chautauqua
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