Resolutions on the Death of Charles Leasure
Clymer Lodge No 1162 Independent Order of Odd Fellows notes the death of Charles Leasure on Friday, November 26, 1921. The resolution extends sympathy to his wife and family, directs a thirty day charter drape, and orders publication in The Indiana Progress. Resolution committee members J D Reed Tas St Clair William Harper sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Leasure
Indiana Progress
Clymer Lodge
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
J. D. Reed
TAS
ST. Clair
William Harper
East Run Local Visitors and Calls
Aaron Rickard from Indiana called East Run last week. Miss Ollie O Hara of Commodore spent Wednesday at home. Noah Buterbaugh visited Marion Center last week. Ira Rickard of Spangler was in town on Wednesday. D I Mumau called on residents at Commodore recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Rickard
Indiana
Ollie O’hara
Commodore
Noah Buterbaugh
Marion Center
Ira Rickard
Spangler
D. I. Mumau
Evanses Visit and Return from Pittsburgh
Mrs. C. S. Evans is visiting friends in Pittsburgh. Clarence Evans and his Pittsburgh wife have returned home from an extended visit in this section. C. S. Evans was transacting business in Indiana on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Evans
Pittsburgh
Clarence Evans
Indiana
Resignation and Sympathy From Creekside Bible Class
Regulations from the Ladies Bible Class of the Presbyterian church at Creekside remove Mrs. W. H. Gibson aged 67 from their midst. They express heartfelt sympathy to her mourners and vow to apply themselves more diligently to the class work to achieve its aims. Names: Mrs. Anna M. Wilhelm, Mrs. Mae Fairman, Mrs. Jessie B. Johnston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Gibson
Presbyterian Church
Creekside
Anna M. Wilhelm
Mae Fairman
Jessie B. Johnston
In Memoriam Of Daniel A McAnulty
In Memoriam of Daniel A McAnulty who was called away three years ago to day December 15, 1918. Home is not home, lone and drear. We mourn him and cherish memories of joys that were. The grave that contains him is sacred to us. Gone but not forgotten. His family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel A. McAnulty
Father
Bible Institute Graduate Edward D. Rein Graduates
Edward D. Rein, identified with the Free Methodist church, a religious worker at the County Home and county jail, graduates this week from Moody Bible Institute in Chicago and plans to enter college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward D. Rein
Free Methodist Church
Town
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Plumville News Briefs Include Local Meetings and Incidents
James Green remains laid up with heart trouble for a week while Chas Thompson recovers from lumbago. A Parent-Teacher Association formed with D W Douds as president and J F Welch as vice president. Good Roads Association picks Douds and Rob Morrow to attend Harrisburg meeting. Mrs John Weaver returns from Rossiter after illness of her step mother. Blanche Humphrey visits from Pittsburg for schooling. Cora Stewart visits Myra Hamilton in Smyrna. C. G. Marshall visits Punxsutawney. Funeral for Jacob Frantz attended at Rassonoyne. Mrs Laura Weaver fractures ankle at Ambrose while attending her father’s funeral. earlier she broke an arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Green
Chas
Thompson
D. W. Douds
J. F. Welch
James Stuchell
Floyd Parks
Good Roads Association
Rob Morrow
Harrisburg
John Weaver
Smith
Rossiter
Blanche Humphrey
Pittsburg
Cora Stewart
Myra Hamilton
Smyrna
CG. G. Marshall
Jacob Frantz
Rassmoyne
Ambrose
Laura Weaver
Town
Card of Thanks for John Sell Family
Mrs John Sell and family thank friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of John Sell. December 21st
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sell
Farm Account Books for Farmers Progress Barometer
A simple farm account book arranged by the Pennsylvania State College can be procured at the Farms Bureau office for 46 cents. It helps farmers record cash receipts and expenditures, inventory totals, and yearly changes with little time required. Each farmer should inventory annually and record all cash payments and receipts. The book serves as a progress indicator for farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania , State College
Farms Areau
Local Shoppers and Visits Span Indiana and Philadelphia
Miss Lucile Heilwood joins family from near Philadelphia for holiday break. I F Wilson returns from a week in Philadelphia and New York. K M Quickel travels to Indiana Friday. Mrs J A Donahue and Miss DiMe Hart shop in Indiana Wednesday. Mrs H D Stahl and son Carl go to Indiana Thursday. Mrs I W Croyle and son Gerald join Indiana shoppers last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile
Philadelphia
I. F. Wilson
New York
K. M. Quickel
Indiana
J. A. Donahue
DiMie Hart
H. D. Stahl
Carl
I. W. Croyle
Gerald
Mrs Miller and kin visit family in town
Mrs J Miller of Clymer visited her mother Mrs M L Houk on Thursday and Friday. Miss Margaret Rankin Home on vacation from Curwensville. Mrs Ross Anthony and Mrs Melvin Payne visited Mrs Dee Decker for Commodore on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. §. Miller
Clymer
M. L., Houk
Margaret Rankin
Curwensville
Ada Rankin
Ross Anthony
Melvin Payne
Dee Decker
Commodore
Family Visitation Notes From Indiana and Philadelphia
E Ward Houk visited his sister Mrs Leslie Pattison of Indiana on Wednesday. Clark Butterbaugh spent last week with Mr and Mrs Clair Knupp of Richmond. Mrs Ida Houk is spending the holidays with her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Starvey Houk of Philadelphia and expects to stay a couple of weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Ward Houk
Leslie Pattison
Indiana
Clark Butterbaugh
Mya. Clair Knupp
Richmond
Ida Houk Io
Starvey Houk
Philadelphia
Local Notes From Dixonville Community
Weekend visits and shopping reported in Dixonville with Mrs. Bone Mrs. Steve Myers and Mrs. Warthorp among Indiana shoppers. Miss Ada Phillips and Mr Paul Merrick are listed as callers. Mrs. James Waddell recovering after an operation and able to be about. school children enjoy a week’s vacation. James Waddell of Lilly spent several days in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Allison
Johnstown
Bone
Steve Myers
Warthorp
Indiana
Paul Merrick
James Waddell
Frank Hess
Wm. Myers
Cal Myers
Ada Phillips
Frank Rica
Lilly
Carrolltown social notes and local happenings
Mrs Harry Henry called in Carrolltown last week. Blair Clawson welcomed a baby girl. Thomas Estep of Ebensburg visited town. John Simons is sick. Clair Napp W KK Clawson Orrie Fleming Frank Wright Banis Dean and Wm Buterbaugh returned from the mountains with a buck. John Heggina was in Indiana. Ralph Mumau bought a Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Henry
Carrolltown
Stork
Blair Clawson
Thomas Estep
Ebensburg
John ‘Simons
Clair Napp
W. KK. Clawson
Orrie Fleming
Frank Wright
Banis
Dean
Wm. Buterbaugh
John Heggina
Indiana
Ralph Mumau
Local Social Notes From Commodore and Nearby
Mrs Steele Lydie and family of Commodore spent last week with her mother Mrs Frank. Mr and Mrs Archie Smith of near Clymer visited R B Laney and wife. Mrs Jesse Burnheimer of Arcadia and Mrs Edw Burnheimer of Commodore called on Mrs Jane Frank. Mrs Lottie Bee spent Saturday with Clyde Bee and family. Miss Grayce Ingle of Indiana visited grandmother Frank. Miss Helen Boucher and Eloora Crone of Stafford called on Mrs Lottie Bee. Miss Edna Henry Hilda Smith and Emma Harkins shopped in Barnesboro. Marlin Bee, employed at Golver, spent weekend at home. Clyde Bee of Cherry Tree spent Sunday with Harlin Bee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steele Lydie
Commodore
Frank
Archie Smith
Near Clymer
R. B. Laney
Jesse Burnheimer
Arcadia
Edw. Burnheimer
Jane Frank
Lottie Bee
Clyde Bee
Cherry Tree
Misa Grayce Ingle
Indiana
Helen Boucher
Eloom Crone
Stafford
Edna Henry
Hilda Smith
Emma Harkins
Barnesboro
Marlin Bee
Golver
Cherry ‘Rew
Harlin Bee
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Brush Valley
Memoriam
Plumville
Heilwood
Dixonville
Starford
Lovejoy
Indiana Roller Mills
Hetrick
Indiana, PA
Caries Fon Pont
Bon Ton
Coats
Loosa
Bolivia
Velour
Panvelaine
Sue
Navy
Brown
Deer
Sorrento
Miss. Coats
Daniel
Romeo
Everett
Sonny
Toyland
TRON
Kayser
Ghis
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