Blairsville Evangels Close Week With Large Awakening
County town news reports evangelistic meetings at the tabernacle ending next Sunday with over 500 people on the trail of faith. Dr Hall addressed men at the tabernacle, 2 000 heard the sermon at the Sunday evening service, and future services are scheduled for forenoon afternoon and evening. A Blairsville Enameling Ware Co charter application filed at Harrisburg signals a January plant opening by Blairsville Latrobe Pittsburgh and Philadelphia capitalists.
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Blairsville
Tabernacle
Tivange Nigt Burak
Miss Corps
United Presbyterian Church
Hall
M. B
Homer City
Harrisburg
Blairsville Enameling Ware Co
Latrobe
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Merle
J. K. McMilten
West Market Street
I. J. Claypool
Lorida
John E. George
West Penn
Freeport
Presbyterian Church
J.T. Stouffer
Wilson Drug Store
Alva Swartz
Derry Station
W. D. Keys
J. Paul Ford
Robi George
Pittsburge
Taylor Baird
John McCrea
Idaho
C. C. Rosser
Thomas Rhodes
West Plain
Hiram Rhodes
Jubilee Mission
The
M. G. Miller
Clymer Society Bazar Draws Crowd and Support
The Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian church held a Wednesday bazar in Clymer, drawing strong attendance and financial success. The accompanying high school faculty entertainment was well received by all present. The town also notes plans for Clymer basketball games, local electric lighting, and upcoming lyceum featuring Orrin C. Lester.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Clymer
H. W. Lloyd
Starford
Lyceum
Orrin C. Lester
Esther Harvey
Indiana Normal School
Mildred Dearolph
Pythian Sisters
Clymer and
Dixonville
Clymer Pharmacy
George Scheller
Huntingdon & Clearfield Telephone Company
Robert Haunt
Edwin R. Lutman
Creekside and Plumville Battle Ends in Creekside Win
Creekside hosts Plumville in a basketball game with a 15-24 final, while local news notes Harry Moore accepted a Mer rin Beef packing house post at Butler and plans move soon. A December 3 Canova hall bazaar raised about 160 for women. Local clubs Creskside City and Literary Club hosted New Century Club guests with a free library donation. Rev Buell preached revival at M B church and county federation president H C Christy spoke on club work.
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Harry Moore
Merrin Beef Company
Butler, Au
Canova Hall
Tey
Creekside
Plumville
Cave
N. D. Askey
James Gibson
DuBois
John Lackey
New Century Club
Insana
Creakside
Odd Fellows
H. C. Christy
C County Federation
Local visitors and residents mingle in South Bend notes
George Brown of near Five Pointe visited with friends Inst Sadie and Mariah Smith and hosted by Mrs. Benton Salsgiver. Diana Keighley heads to Vandergrift to spend winter with her son Harry. Lula Afshousa stayed with R. St. George near West Lebanon. Maude Beighley, former local, is a Passavant hospital patient in Pittsburg. The Bests of Mrs. Josiah George hosted by Alvie Hanna and family. Numerous visits and small-town events fill the week including a December 16 school program and a lecture at Shet-octn. township auditors held their annual meeting.
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South Bend
George Brown
Near Five Pointe
Sadie
Mariah Smith
Benton Salsgiver
Near Here
Diana Keighley
Vandergrift
Harry
Lula Afshousa
R. St. George
Near West Lebanon
Maude Beighley
Passavant Hospital
Pittsburg
Alvie Hanna
Gon Arthur
H. H. Hanna
Josiah George
Near Olivet
E. T. Smith
Elderton
T. J. Coleman
Spring Church
Was & Business
Mary
Lavenia Townsend
Alex Harbinson
W. S. Wineland
Kenwood Zenas Plans Hunting Trip to Clearfield County
Saturday journey to Clearfield County for a hunting stay noted. A surprise party honored Ford Smith at John It. Smith's home Saturday evening with about four guests present. Mrs. Blair Fleming and her two daughters Pearl and Hannah of Clymer were guests at Mrs. Dolphus Holmes's home last week. Many locals attended the Pine Flats farmers institute held Wednesday and Thursday. Pantine Smith of Clymer visited Aoltha Smith Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Mayd Burnhelmer and her three children of Wehrum lately visited.
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Zenas
Clearfield County
John It. Smith
Ford Smith
Blair Fleming
Pearl
Hannah
Clymer
Dolphus Holmes
Farmers’ Institute
Pine Flats
Pantine Smith
Aoltha Smith
Mayd Burnhelmer
Wehrum
Local Social Notes and Lectures At Creekside
Visting at the home of her mother Mrs Steele Carr returned home. The supper held in the Grange Hall for the United Presbyterian Sabbath School was well attended. Mrs Ernest Ramer of this place spent Friday. Mrs James Kiner visited friends at Creekside. The lecture titled The Martyrdom of Cool by Thomas Brooks Fletcher Saturday evening was highly appreciated. Mr and Mrs Clair Weiss are visiting friends at Creekside.
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Miller
Indiana
Bigerness
Grange
United Presbyterian
Ernest Ramer
James Kiner
Creekside
Thomas Brooks Fletcher
Clair Weiss
Local social notes and visits across Indiana communities
Mra Clementine Myers and her son Lurey visited Indiana callers Joriday. Misa Mary Stephens identified as Beal of Miss Maryene Sundheys Mra ALG. Trinkley spent lagtweet with sister at WU Stang Milas Mabel Parry noted as ruent of Mina Sar Parry. Stanley and Morris Tate were iieals o of Raymond Leekard Satire Roy Tate spent Sunday at Clymer with his father. Cha home meetings planned at Mra 8 1 Miner Wednesday. Mrs Lotto Marth of Midlaha spent several days inet Weel visiting at Po Pappy.
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Clementine Myers
Lurey
Indiana
Joriday
Misa Mary Stephens
Maryene Sundheys
Trinkley
WU Stang
Milas Mabel Parry
Mina Sar Parry
Cha
Mra
Miner
Lotto Marth
Midlaha
Party at J. M. Smith's Draws Large Crowd
A Saturday evening gathering at J. M. Smith's saw a large turnout. Guests enjoyed dancing, games, and music, with dainty refreshments provided. The tranquil event left attendees in good spirits and pleased with the enjoyable atmosphere.
North Point Society Notes and Weekend Plans
Mrs Frank Retz, a business woman of Pillshore, hosted a Friday gathering. Miss Beulah Beam visited with her sister over Sunday. Robert Jenks attended a function in Wittaburgenil on Friday, and Miss Irnie Micks attended an event on Saturday in Musa.
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North Point
Frank Retz
Eifley
Pillshore Briday
Beulah Beam
Siater
Wit
Robert Jenks
Irnie Micks
Local visitors mingle in Punxsutawney village scenes
Garbled notes show visitors and residents in Punxsutawney over the weekend. Abram Weks and family hosted guests including Mr and Mrs John Crawford and children. Olive Neal stopped in Dayton after Blairday. Jing Toman visited Punxsutawney while Folin and James Neal wore Punxsutawney collars, and John Minds called in Dayton on Monday.
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Uarry Lants
Wine i
Fia
John Crawford
Abram Weks
Jillsa Olive Neal
Dayton
Balirday
Misa Jing Toman
Purngatetawney
Folin
James Neal
Jobn Minds
Strongstown Moves and Local Trades Highlight Week
Hoftman family moved from Strongstown to Ditltown where Mr Hoftman served in mines. J J Bhicklay of Brown visited relatives, while J M Brown sold timber to John Winkerson. Mr and Mrs John Grhgon hosted W J Graban and WoT for chicken dinner, and Jon Winkerson and others joined the gathering.
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Chivence Hoftman
Ditltown
Hoftman
J. J. Bhicklay
Brown
Arthur Cresswell
JM. Brown
John Winkerson
John Grhgon
W. J. Graban
Geatam
J. B. Grahany
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Levi
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Iderton
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Olivet
J. J. Lauffer
Labana Fulmer
Zion's Valley
Ramner
Florence
Blaine Miller
Widerton
I. A. Silvis
Elizabeth Patterson
Near
Apollo
Oliva Wray
Edna Stewart
Vander Brift
J.T. Smith
Kenwood
Steele Carr
PINE
J. M. Smith
Strongstown
Ebay
Bon Ton
Oni Wrad
Winer
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