Christmas Cheer And Local Happenings In County Town News
Friday school exercises ended with gift distribution from Christmas trees as teachers and pupils exchanged candy fruit and nuts. Local visits include Mrs Harvey Little and children with Creekside relatives and Grace Cochran Indiana visitors. An M E church bazaar and food sale drew strong social and financial support. Burton area notes cover high school vacation visitors, Mrs Schrecengost’s Windber plans, Rev Fleming’s sermon, house window repairs after a dynamite blast, and a slate of community computes including lyceum plans for Dr Frederick Hopkins. East Wheatfield items note Hutchison family visits, Christmas entertainment at Hutchison school, and a baby announcement from Roy Mack family.
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Harvey Little
LaRue
Blaine
M. 3
Grace
Gladya Cochran
Indiana
Way McQuown
Miss Knox
Marchand
Sarah Schrecengost
Windber
Chas. Weir
Fleming
Theological Seminary
Pittsburg
Beracha United Presbyterian Church
Jane Stuchell
Frank Loring
Vandergrift
J. C. Pierce
James Nichol
Georgeville
Willet
Brown
Dora Steal
Smyrna
Zelda Mulberger
Davis
Frederick Hopkins
Shaffer
East Wheatfield
James Hutchison
Johnstown
Hutchison School
Oliver Riggs
H. J. Martin
Armagh
Winifred Hutchison
Cyril Coulter
Roy Mack
W. J. Salisbury
Local notes on baptisms and travels in Wandin area
Seven persons were baptized at Wandin by Rev. C. A. Hines. Hines and wife left for Tatonicopan Guatemala for mission work. Various locals, including Maggie Rodkey, Allie Hines, and Emma Kelley, are noted as ill or recovering, with social visits and church events described. The piece lists weddings, funerals, Christmas visits, and local travels among residents of Lovejoy, Portage, Heilwood, Greenaburg, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wandin
C. A. Hines
Lovejoy
Samuel McCombs
Ida Goodlin
Emma Kelley
Grace McCullough
Clearfield Hospital
Velma Hanna
Mather Barrett
Greenaburg
Don Patterson
Cherry Tree
Lambing couple to take up housekeeping in Johnston flats
Mr and Mrs Norman Lambing expect to take up housekeeping in one of the Johnston flats. Mr and Mrs John Lackey attended a Knights of Pythias banquet at Punxsutawney on Monday. L Johnston returned from a hunting trip in Clinton county. Mrs Clarence Lewis is on a two year visit with relatives at Bunley Ja. King Van Horn was at DuBois on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Lambing
Johnston Flats
John Lackey
Knights of Pythias
Punxsutawney
L. Johnston
Clinton County
Clarence Lewis
Bunley, Ja
Old Friend Edges In With Longstanding Sub Farewell
A string of local notices reports residents visiting, travels and health updates. Samuel Burkett returns from a mountain hunting trip. Mrs. Ralph Napp and her two children return home after a week with relatives. Cornelis Rowley recovers enough to be out. Miss Lottie Stiteler visits family in Smicksburg. J C Lockhart and son Howard visit Plumville. Nelson Warden spends time with his mother in Georgeville. Cyrus Nupp renews The Progress subscription at 81 years old, praising the weekly paper. New officers for William L. Buchanan Camp Sons of Veterans are elected and will be installed January 5. Public notice advertises coal at 4 cents per bushel via Blaine Short in Indiana R D 5.
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Lottie Stiteler
Smicksburg
G. H. Wlkin
W. DD. Mogel
J. C. Lockhart
Howard
Plumville
Nelson Warden
Georgeville
D. C. Wells
The
Progress
Cyrus Nupp
Lovejoy
William L. Buchanan
Sons of Veterans
Town
George T. McHenry
M. M. Davis
Oliver T. McHenry
W. P. Lowry
John Ruffner
Earl Rigg
Frank M. Smith
W. Ray Hosack
Ventilation devices and a new Indiana telephone directory
An essay on proper winter ventilation urges warmed air over opened windows and describes a simple under sash ventilator using glass or wood with a 45 degree incline. It also announces Huntingdon & Clearfield Telephone's new Indiana directory and asks subscribers to call the chief operator for corrections or missed listings.
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Huntingdon & Clearfield Telephone
The
Local Phone
Indiana
Chiropractic as natural healing and nerve relief
Chiropractic is described as a drugless method that removes disease causes by realigning the spine and restoring nerve transmission. It argues pain signals distress from nervous pressure and decrying drug use, claiming pressure relief repairs tissues and fosters new healthy cell growth.
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County Town News
Spruce
Delpha Berringer
Cecil Coble
Homer Bagley
Spruce Sunday
Don Berringer
Heilwood
Mattie McAnulty
Hellwood
Daniel McDonnell
Portage
John Lamer
Berringer
Sunny
Quay Baker
Bakerton
Asa McAnulty
Sim Steen
Creekside
King van Horn
DuBois
Rossmoyne
Blaine Short
R. D
Clymer
Samuel G. Dixon
M. D
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