News of County Towns in Marchand and Beyond
Marchand W C Brown accompanied a Punxsutawney party to Clearfield county last week. Harvey Vetter was treated at Punxsutawney hospital for a dislocated shoulder from leading a task. Miss Cora Dilts of Punxsutawney mourns her mother Mrs. Dilts Dla Wits. J W Powell on sick list. Mrs Wark of Ackon visits daughter Elizabeth Reahm then returns home. Mr and Mrs Rosborough hear from son Glenn serving in France after armistice. Jo Moot discharged from student training at University of Pittsburgh and home. Otvie Blosack son of Mrs Tonite Walker discharged from Camper and home. Rev Lewis Streley visits Brookville Friday. Sergeant Raymond Moot discharged from Camp Gordon after training. Wingert with pneumonia able to go out. Tad Lewis home from two weeks in the mountains. Fred and Earl Wingert of Punxsutawney visit relatives Sunday. H A McTagane recovered from recent illness. W W Tolben of Trade City visits Monday. Ladies Aid will host a oyster supper on Christmas evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Brown
Clearford County
Tlarvey Vetter Wan
Punxsutawney Hospital
Cora Dilts
Pureysitawney
Dla Wits
J. W. Powell
Wark
Akeon
Elizibeth Reahm
Rosborough Lave
Seu
Glean
du France
Tisha
Jo Moot
Wit Tits
University of
Camp Gee
C. OM. Wingert
Tado Lewis
Fred
Earl Wingert
Punxsutawney
H. A. MeTgane
Trade City
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mitchells Mills and town visits noted in week list
Mrs Tauwrence lines and son visited her parents not Glen Campbell during the Tash week. Miss Afattha Rodkey works for George McCreery. Mrs Dali Mock sent an October 19 letter from Tersot Chadr. Several townsfolk, including Mr Keller and Miss Mecking, were noted visitors. others traveled to nearby towns for services, funerals, and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danel Teury
Terie Hn
Dorinie
Dali Mock
Tersot
Chadr
Gybson
Une A. Tantay
Cherian
Inthienar
Lawrenes
Sunday services and church notices in Deckers Point
Sunday school at orl churcher at ten o clock and preaching at Methodist church at 2 30 by Rev Lake, evening Baptist church service at seven. Miss Nova Fisher went to Freeport on Thursday where she is employed. Mrs George Napp visited daughter Mrs Tiarry Taydick of Stit ford. John Misher spent Thursday at Iny dkatla. John Test of Laewst were of bla parents. Murray McQuown spent time with Mary 4 McQuown of Santas and Mars. Mary Perry spent five years two weeks in Tatras Mes. Petar Steesley and Mrs George Hazlett were visitors at Richmond Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orl Churcher
Methodist Church
Rev
Lake
Page
Baptist
Misa Nova Fisher
Freeport
George Napp
Tiarry Taydick
Stitford
Stes
John Misher
In Y Dkatla
John Test
Laewst
and Murray McQuown
Mary 4. McQuown
Santas
Mars
Mary Perry
Tatras
Petar Steesley
George Hazlett
Richmond
Business Travelers Visit Alverda and Surrounding Towns
Johnadden of Alverda traveled for business to In Tue on Thursday. Taroy Bee of Rossiter added in town. A L Mowman of Moss Creek made a business trip here Monday. P P Clark superintendent of the Beta Road was a business caller here Monday. Tt Nicholson of Maratellar called in town on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnadden
Millville Social Notes Amid Weekend Visits
Miss Hlanghe Widdowson spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Limne. Miss Maude McGuire visited at Mrs Burkell’s Deckers Point home. Ally Eva Lydick, a Disonville teacher, spent Sunday at her home. Misses Florence Minto Helen and Mary Kepson attended Clymer Sunday. John Minto reported no new arrivals. Mr and Mrs Clings Lessure and son Jenn were guests of Mr and Mrs Jot Minto Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milly
Anid
James
Hlanghe Widdowson
Mlaahbeth Wert
Samuel Burkell
Deckers Point
Maude McGuire
Eva Lydick
Heacher
Disonville
Tepe
Florence Minto
Helen
Mary Kepson
Clymer
John Minto
Clings
Lessure
Jenn
Jot Minto
East Run and Pleasant Valley Notices of Local Moves and Visits
East Run and Pleasant Valley items list residents visiting relatives, moving homes, and local social calls. Names include Langham Lockhart Farnsworth Powell Armstrong Donahney Daugherty Rekard Meekin Ruggles Buterbaugh Lockard and others with mentions of trips to Johnstown Cherry Tree and Camp Greenlent.
Rochester Mills Guests Among Indiana Visitors
Indiana visitors and local residents are listed visiting and staying with families across Rochester Mills. Mrs. Jarry McMahan and Mrs. James Pardee came from Indiana, with Mrs. Clay Bain and her son from Juneau hosting Mr. and Mrs. Old Weaver Thiurs lay. Several others including Mrs. Ida Pierce, Mrs. Charles McCut hanigh, Miss Ada Walthned, and Mrs. Win Toring are noted visiting or staying with relatives in nearby Clyde Rossiter Adel and Marian Center areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester Mills
Jarry McMahan
James. Pardee
Indiana
Clay Bain and Son
Juneau
Old Weaver
Thiurslay
Ida Pierce
Charles McCuthanigh
Rossiter
I A. Weiss
Alain Worver
Funeral music by friends for Dr. Stephens in Indiana
Friends of the late Dr. T. J. Stephens rendered the music at his funeral service in Indiana Monday. Kila Ray visits Meekin's near Dockport. J. I. Trytle and family, Ty. G. Strong and wife, and Charlie Wyeck and daughter Mary spent Sabbath at J. W. Burkhart's home. Jed Pyock and Winn Stewart of the A. CG were honorably discharged and returned home Sunday. Influenza patients are convalescing and able to be about again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Stephens
Indiana
Kila Ray
Meekin's
Dockport
Trytle
Ty. G. Strong
Charlie Wyeck
Mary
J. W. Burkhart
Jed Pyock
Winn Stewart
8. A. CG
Edges of in Oienza town and local visits noted
A stream of notes reports Rutolph Steffy returning home from Warner City to this place. Merl Stewart and family visit Mr and Mrs J L Stewart. Shiny Caldwell tours Washington DC on vacation. Murray McQuown's Deckers Point relatives visit. Earl Reichmitler ill with influenza along with his family. Logan Lowman and children visit Gipsy parents. Lowman family recovering from influenza while Billy Myers body moves to Winhview cemetery. Pittsburgh trip for W Meyers and Samuel Henderson. School children enjoy holiday recess this week. Derby death notices from Derry for Salem Piscus and his young son. William Farr family and Mrs F W Meyers host guests at Ray Meyers home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oienza
Rutolph Steffy
Warner City
Merl Stewart
George‘ville
J. L. Stewart
Misa Shiny Caldwell
Washington, DT. C
Murray McQuown
Deckers Point
Earl Reichmitler
Mia
Logan Lowman
Thomas Lowman
Billy Myers
Wiuhview
Ie W. Meyers
Samuel Henderson
Pittsburgh
Derry
Salem Piscus
Little Son
Wiliam Farr
F. W. Meyers
Sara Hammers
Ray Meyers
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Marchand
Cuuymer
Mek
Harriss Aind Sen
Phenix
Petrie Fiome
Arcadiy
John Mallinghen
Homer City
Deowerk
Goyanines
Chester Long
Pamondville
Ieller Die Tawsoe
Lowry Votek
Lawn
Maybou Shank
A. J. Kaydick
Miro
Alverda
Millville
East Run
A. Langham
Tharshly
Deaddock
Lockhart
Trossmoyne
Weller Powell
Ada Farnsworth
Jonn McMillen
C. Larnghaim
Eta Armstrong
Ilom- Lge Brom
Hilyard Donahey
Pleasant Valley
Lela Meeking
Ta. Lowman
Miss Meekin
Noward Meeking
Gertrude Ruggles
Uniontown
W. M. Buterbaugh
Anna Buterhbaugh
Wa Lydle
Margaret
Jamina Lockard
Steel and
Dwight
Ober
UY W.S.S
W.S.S. and
Rishell
W. & J. Sloane
Bissell
Swans Rockers
Wizard Cars
MT. Tabor
Ada Walthned
Toskingen
Ross Lichtenfels
Mary Neely
Reha
Clyde
Albert Cochran
Dagahter
Getalline
Win
Toring
New Clyde
Inthiren
Beverly
C. 4
Dalmer
Fey
Penn Run
Marion Center
ORD
Idaho
Dinsmore Bros
Progress
Suvary Roasters
Food Choppers
Windsor
J. M. Stewart & CO
Ile Big
Penna
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