Local social roundup from West Wheatfield Township and nearby
Mrs. Harry McIntire and children Dorothy and Leonard visit Braddock relatives. John Steffey spends Thursday with kin in Salina. Mrs. George Bowser and sister Luella Mack visit sister Mrs. Baird Ressler of Cramer. Funeral attendance at Juniata. Johnstown shoppers and visits with relatives noted. Adult Bible class hosts a Thursday meeting with a light lunch. Civil War veterans present in West Wheatfield. Funeral of Mrs. Joseph Campbell at Homer City. Illness and births reported. pneumonia cases among town children. Jr. and Mrs Chas Brendlinger of Pontiac arrive for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry McIntire
Dorothy
Leonard
Braddock
John Steffey
Salina
George Bowser
Luella Mack
Baird Ressler
Cramer
C. W. Sutton
Edn
Jay
Wm. Hendricks
Juniata
Edwin B. Croll
Armstrong Henderson
Harry Henderson
Johnstown
Arthur Bowser
Andrew Riddell
Butler
Lutheran Church
Charles Lichtenfels
Billie Fulcomer
Torrence
Earl Penrose
Charles A. Robinson
Chas D. Brendlinger
Pontiac
Mich
Brendlinger
Local residents list social visits and callers in Pittsburgh area
Edison and Harvey Margh of Belsano and W F Yroxell of Strongstown were tailors at Richard Williams. Miss June Willis visited Mr and Mrs Arthur of Huresboro. Joiner was a business visitor in Johnstown Thursday. Clyde Gibson called at Starry Sunselis. Stussell, recently in New York state, returned home. W W Williams hosted visitors at Edward Burrs. Mrs G M Joiner and others improving after illness. Caroline Taite listed as sick. Scott Douglass, Margaret Williams, and others appeared as callers at various homes. Numerous social calls continued through the week with several dinners and visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Willlama
Robert McClerland
J Mehard Williams
Alverda
W.ow. Williams
Pine Plets
Miichard Williams
Margaret Williams
G. M
J.D
Richard Willis
Glarry Tusgella
Mi . Ifans
G. Williams
Idehard Willims
Myrs
Samh
Willis
Local Society Notes From Marion Center and Nearby Areas
Marion Center residents and visitors are listed with social calls and visits. Names include Mrs. Shearer of Krackenridge, Mrs. Maud Moss, Mrs. Annie McAfoos of Indian, Miss Caroline Stewart of Smyrna, and many others visiting in town or at homes. The piece notes funeral attendance for Mrs. Mary Weaver Shaffer at Burnside, and mentions residents traveling or visiting relatives in Tudiani, Puntyilte, East Liverpool, Johnstown, Halland, and Schenectady, with a move of Shaffer to a new property on West Mulu Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shearer
Krackenridge
Maud Moss
Annie McAfoos
Misa Caroline Stewart
Smyrnat
Wetzel
Mary Weaver Shaffer
Burnside
Kunaa Simpson
Tudiani
Voner Montgomery
Puntyilte
Ray Keyshart
WP. D. Meaney
East Liverpool
Ohio
C. M. Slastings
Adit Bunter
Mary Brady Wis
Daugher
Wells
Honer
Sabbath
Meanor
Wayne
Schenectady
N. Y
Mennor
J. M. Mennor
Frank Hoyer
Johnstown
Old Howe
Boyer
Halland
Mivh
Halund Furnace Co
Laura Spencer
Indiana
Hera
Yazel Gilpatrick
Wietshurih
Tin Town
ILGQ
Shaffer
Palmer
West Mulu Street
J. €. Boyard
N. Munor Street
Miss Eva Hendricks Returns Home After Funeral Visit
Miss Eva Hendricks returns home from Juniata after attending the funeral of her sister in law Mrs Wm Hendricks. She also visited her ill brother in Bolivar. John Fulton and Albert Clark, mail carriers, are at their homes here. John Steffey spent the weekend with his aunt in Punxsy. Mrs Myrtle Frye of Indiana visited Miss Eva Hendricks last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Hendricks
Juniata
Wm. Hendricks
Bolivar
John Fulton
Albert Clark
John Steffey
Punxsy
Myrtle Frye
Indiana
Moroco
David Wolfgang
Myers House
Jem Clark
Choosing a Profession and Personal Determination
A Western Newspaper Union piece reflects on choosing a career, arguing success depends more on persistence than raw ability. It notes that many failures stem from lack of determination and willingness to work hard, not from talent, and stresses aligning choice with genuine interest and readiness to endure preparation costs.
Local Families Share Visits Across Towns
Armagh residents Mr and Mrs Warry Stiles hosted relatives from Endtina while others, including Mrs Thoms Bracken and Mrs Lewis of Smicksburg, visited family members. Several locals spent weekends with kin in Clyde, Julistown, and nearby areas as students and workers returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warry Stiles
Martn
Stiles Perents
Tiess
Endtina
Miideed
Winidley
Enna Luther
Leslie Sintymuin
Fits
Hme
Mary Jane McCnehren
Grove City College
Bowl
Lewis McFantees
Kaymed Davis
Trusse
Fox
Habsburg
August Dietz
Allee Stutsmann
Iuate
Verna Guiden
Ales
Vite Tumb
Thuth Urss
Seward
Hier Haute
Niutcy
Jounick
Siser
Mecnest Gichtentuls
Julistown
Myre
Blair Killes
Tadtina
Siles
Davin
Weekend visits and shoppers mark small town notes
A long list of weekend visits and local shopping rounds fills the page. MITCHELLS MILLS Mra, Chiriio Vashinder and children visited Mars, Vashinder's parents and others spent the weekend with relatives in Bokerton and Pine Plaza. Indiana shoppers included Clara Gipson and Frank Meekins among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Chiriio Vashinder
Mars
Vashinder
Tale Mettermain
Uleilwoud
Mrs. Morris
Pine Plaza
Lon Johnton
New Aekenhberger and Family
Altoon
Jolla Bhirkueds
Slater
Bokerton
Day
Percy Stiles
Prisday
Dave John
Commodore
Mra. Johns
Prank Meekine
Indiana
Wriday
Clara Gipson
Joe Kerns
Blesse Long
Ela
Frank Meekins
Irene Vanderboof
Tou Syster
Viktw Deak
I Syster
Fa. Chord Gipson
Stunday
Sykter
Lowdutuistun
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A.J. Stahura
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Grisemore
Marion Center
Creekside
Thomas Arkle Clark
University of Iminofe
Armagh
Mehend
State College
Grange Wall
Forrest Drawg
Johustown
UF Mak
Cherryhill Township
Bawrence
Thurry Cranmer
Gedden
Vinay
Joef
dLires Fc Lenings
Tmursilery Stenhens
Brown
Vogue
Goodyear Welt
Brown's Boot Shop
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J. Komler
Gordon
MOORE
Seventh Street
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