Smicksburg News Briefs From Saturday Socials and Services
Smicksburg Misses Margaret Stiteler Gertrude Dodson Cecelia Marshall and Bert Talkin were Punxsutawney callers on Saturday. Homer Roush of Leechburg visited his parents. Olive Stiteler, studying at Dayton, vacationing two weeks at home. Others returned from out of county, and Christmas services are planned at the M. E. church Saturday and Lutheran church Sunday. Smicksburg school to hold entertainment Thursday. A large funeral gathering from Punxsutawney and nearby towns attended the service for John W. Jenks Lodge member R Robinson and many locals accompanied the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Stiteler
Gertrude Dodson
Cecelia Marshall
Bert Lalkin
Homer Roush
Leechburg
John Roush
Olive Stiteler
Dayton
John Rough
Bert Weston
Thos. Taylor
Carl Barrett
Ronald Dickie
M. i
Lutheran
Smicksburg
R. ©. Rolinson
W. GC. Crandall
Springville
N. J. Huey
Buffalo
Chas, Gaha
Thos. Fenton
David Stear
Thos, Stear
Joseph Robinson
Punxsutawney
Wm. Streamer
South Fork
Mys. Emerson ,Sprankle
Cloe
John W. Jenks
Local residents host visits and society note
Carl Mannerperg visits his sister Mrs. M. C. Averill of Punxsutawney and Mrs. Howard Wilson of Cherry Tree R. D. A. Q. Clark and son Aaron spend last week in Oklahoma on business. Mrs. Sawyer of Indiana visits relatives. Presbyterian Missionary Society held a bazaar and supper Friday. Edna Miller and James Lempac Dickinson Seminary students are home for holidays. Mrs. J. R. Water of Johnstown visits friends. Murray Bennett of Penn Public Service Company injured after falling from a light pole. Mrs. W. S. Rose visits relatives in Altoona and Williamsburg. Mrs. J. O. Clark and Miss Mary Clark return home after Philadelphia visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Mannerperg
M. C. Averill
Punxsutawney
Howard Wilson
Cherry Tree R. D
Aaron
Oklahoma
Sawyer
Indiana
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Edna Miller
James Lempach
Dickinson Seminary
Williamsport
J. R. Water
Johnstown
Murray Bennett
Penn Public Service Company
Rose
Altoona
Williamsburg
J. O. Clark
Mary Clark
Philadelphia
Local Social Notes Highlight Mrs Dormire and Guests
Covode Mrs W G Dormire hosted the Ladies Aid gathering on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Hamill visited their daughter Mrs Aella Simpson Tuesday. Mr and Mrs G W Shields spent Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Jacob Bartholomew’s family. Mrs F G States returned home after visiting Mrs W C Simpson near Hamill. Elizabeth Wyant remains at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Dormire
Ladies Aid
Punxsutawney Residents, Christmas Program Planned
A Punxsutawney high school student spent over Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs D H Wyant and Wednesday with her aunt Mrs J N Hertzenrater. Mrs Clark Gaul, ill on return from Summer ville, is improved and with her sister in Punxsutawney. The Presbyterian Sunday school will host a Christmas entertainment and tree Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punxsutawney
D. H. Wyant
G. W. Shields
J. N. Hertzenrater
Clark Gaul
Summerville
Presbyterian Sunday School
New Combined Treatment Promises Health Restoration
Dr. McKeon offers a new combined treatment at 534 Church Street Indiana promising relief for chronic nervous and rheumatic diseases. The ad claims rapid improvement and urges skeptical patients to investigate the advantages of the method for conditions including rheumatic pain, blood disorders, kidney and urinary issues, stomach and bowel ailments, and high blood pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKeon
Visiting Notables and Local Movements This Week
Indiana visitor Marchand J. H. Huber spent time here last week while Miss Clara Wingert from Buffalo visited her mother for the holidays. Tom Gilpatrick and wife visited relatives in Juneau. Mona Knox returned home from Punxsutawney hospital. Mrs. J. M. Lewis came home from Washington D C after a visit there. I M Lewis, hunting season, served as game warden in Clearfield county. Raymond Huey returned from Punxsutawney after treatment for a sore arm. Rev Muir led a series of well attended meetings, described as forceful. Rev Steeley and Horace Steeley drove to Punxsutawney Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marchand J. H. Huber
Indiana
Clara Wingert
Buffalo
Tom Gilpatrick
Juneau
Mona Knox
Punxsutawney Hospital
J. M. Lewis
Washington, D. C
I. M. Lewis
Clearfield County
Raymond Huey
Punxsutawney
Muir
Steeley
Horace
Social notes from the Cherry Tree area
A party at Barto Berringer’s home honored Miss Joyce Cleven Ber. Lou Beringer was a Cherry Tree caller on Friday. Mrs Warren and Mrs Cal Rumell were Barnesboro callers Saturday. Rolling Langham of Clymer visited his uncle James Langham over Sunday. Elizabeth Beringer returned from a visit with her daughter Mrs Saml Smith of Gipsy. George Stiffer and wife attended the funeral of his brother Jacob Stiffler at East Ridge Thursday. Mr and Mrs James Langham were Gherry Tree visitors last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barto Berringer
Joyce Cleven Ber
Lou Beringer
Warren
Cal Rummell
Barnesboro
Rolling Langham
Clymer
James Langham
Elizabeth Beringer
Saml. Smith
Gipsy
George Stiffer
East Ridge
Jacob Stiffler
Gherry Tree
Indiana Visitors and Local Callers Reported
Mrs W W Houston and son visited from Indiana along with R D Holmes improving slowly and Ellis Smith a Clymer caller. Hazel Buterbaugh stayed with Nora Emeigh. Indiana shoppers included F B Smith family, Mrs John H Smith, James Nic ehol, Ira Myers and son, Clay. J H Smith did business at Starford Friday. S L Roberts and daughter Wilda visited last week. Zenas Hines returned from mountains with a deer as Laurel Swamp teacher Luella Dick was entertained Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Houston
Indiana
R. D. Holmes
Ellis Smith
Hazel Buterbaugh
Nora Emeigh
F. B. Smith
John H. Smith
James Nicehol
Ira Myers
Clay
J. H. Smith
Starford
S. L. Roberts
Wilda
Zenas Hines
Jennie Stephens
Laurel Swamp
Luella Dick
Smyrna School Hosts Friday Evening Entertainment
Smyrna school plans an entertainment night Friday. Miles Ruffner from Beyer acted as caller at the home of J. Ruffner. Cora Stewart of Plumville visited her sister Mrs. Frank Hamilton. Glen Steele and Wilson Hamilton returned home last week. John Hamilton and wife remain on the sick list. Wilson Hamilton lost a valuable horse Monday. Miss Ada Ruffner is also on the sick list.
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Indiana County Deposit Bank
Indiana, Pa
George D. Leydic
Philadelphia Street
Wayne Avenue
Bell
Local
Smioksburg
Covode
M. J. McKeon
Church Street
Uniontown
Kenwood
Smyrna
Ches
Luxenbergs
Lodge
la Vallieres
Ivory
Signet
Luxenberg
Manitoba
Victor Roller
Royal Poultry
Griffith Ellis
Ellis’ Mills
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Indiana Progress
Mothers From Magazine
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