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Armagh area clergy changes and community notes
Evangelist Rev Don Hindman accepts call to pastor Armagh and Seward churches. Armagh high school closed due to Prof Clark Ray illness. Several local residents and visitors noted, including Hutchisons in Williamsport for state meeting, Mack family at Pitcairn, and neighbors at Indiana and Greensburg. Bazaar, missions giving, and Sunday school activities highlighted along with deer camp reports and church services in multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Wheatfield
Don Hindman
Armagh
Seward
Clark Ray
Harry Tomb
New York City
Mary Tomb
C. H. Hutchison
Williamsport
Wm. Penn
C. G. Mack
Pitteatrn
Ward Mack
Wm. Merriman
Greensburg
Jennie Johnston
Sadena Kramer
Grant Bidelman
Cramer School
Miss Hedges
Chester Hoffman
Armagh Presbyterian Sunday School
William Penn Grange
Grange
Joseph A. Shrom
Blacklick
Bi Mark
Cameron County
Margaret, Nelle
Mary Evans
Indiana
H. M. Elliott
Louis Hess
Armagh Presbyterian Church
Martha Downey
Harry Flickinger
Ladies’ Aid
Methodist ‘Church
Herbert Miller
Roy Baker
H. G. S. Club
J. Miller
Ladies' Aid
The
Presbyterian Church
Virgil Chlcote
Thos. F. Chilcote
Methodist Church
A. I. Campbell
York
Raymond Hoy
Homer City