Brushvalley social notes from county seat and area
Russell Herlinger and M K Bennett were callers at the county seat on Wednesday. Curtin Murdock and Mrs Murdock visited with William Artemus and wife last Friday. Charles Hileman moved his sawmill to the A W Overdorff tract. Chall Deyarmin and family spent time with his brother Taylor Deyarmin and family in Buffington township. Calvin Fetterman and family visited Hezekiah Learn and wife and Mrs Clifford Weaver and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Herlinger
M. K. Bennett
Curtin Murdock
Mille Murdock
Abbie Stiles
William Artemus
Charles Hileman
Hoover Tract
A. W. Overdorff
Chall Deyarmin
Taylor Deyarmin
Buffington Township
Calvin Fetterman
Fetterman
Hezekiah Learn
Clifford Weaver
Daugh
Local families visit neighbors and relatives in Blaine region
Logan residents visit Berkeypile home with Eoward Deyarmin spending the week with his son and family in Buffington township. Blaine Stewart and family call on Russell and Emma Herlinger. Frederick Herlinger and JT. V. Herlinger were callers in the valley Saturday. Clyde McCrea and wife visited G. T. McCrea and wife Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter
Logan
Wm. Berkeypile
Eoward Deyarmin
Buffington Township
Blaine Stewart
Russell
Emma Herlinger
Frederick Herlinger
JT. V. Herlinger
Clyde McCrea
G. T. McCrea
Local social notes from Blairsville weekend visits
A compilation of weekend and visiting appearances in Blairsville and nearby towns. Names include Helen Bath and Mrs. Frank Barr in Homar City, Harry Almes of Parnagus, Miss Stella Hildebrand in Blacklick, J. Calhoun in Wilkinsburg, Violet Compton of Livermore, Miss Wallace Cunningham of Pittsburgh, Mrs. Margaret Barr in Indiana, Mrs. GC A White with Indiana friends, Elder Lose illness calls for Robert Lose of Atlanta, John Tyson visiting Harrisburg, Mrs. 9 B Fails with Cora Sandals in Allegheny General hospital, J K Gilmore with Indiana friends, Miss Margaret Hart in Saltsburg, Curtis Meilon and John Tyson from State College, Lillie Gibson in Indiana, Frank Coad from Pittsburgh, and Emma McKelvey from Bolivar visiting Mrs. C J Diven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Bath
Frank Barr
Homar City
Harry Almes
Parnagius
H. A. Almes
Stella Hildebrand
Blacklick
Myra
O. J. Calhoun
Wilkinsburg
Violet Compton
Livermore
Cameron
Wallace Cunningham
Pittsburgh
Margaret Barr
Indiana
GC. A. White
Robert Lose
Atlanta
Elder Lose
John T. Tyson
Harrisburg
B. Fails
Cora Sandals
Allegheny General Hospital
J. K. Gilmore
Margaret Hart
Saltsburg
Curtis Meilon
John Tyson
State College
Lillie Gibson
W. G. Lucas
Frank Coad
Clara Miller
Emma McKelvey
Bolivar
C. J. ._Diven
Local Notes From Mill Valley and Nearby
Miss Emily Kerr taught at Kin nan school and spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Kerr. Page Berkey and Don Lockard, formerly in Ohio, have returned home. Mrs Elizabeth Brilhart remains on the sick list. Miss Elaine Butterbaugh visited Ever Ett Wise Thursday night. Miss Clara Kidd staying with sister Mrs Everett Wise and attending Greentownship High School spent the weekend with her parents. Mrs Jesse Harbridge and two sons Siiter and Robert visited John Russell of Indiana. Miss Emabel Decker spent Thursday night with Miss Marie Learn. Lloyd Mumau spent Sunday with his parents. Donald Lockard is on the sick list. Funeral services for Peter Decker were held at East Mahoning church Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Paul Henry and three children visited her parents, I. D. Mumau, recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Kerr
Kinnan School
Frank Kerr
Page Berkey
Don Lockard
Ohio
Elizabeth Brilhart
Elaine Butterbaugh
Everett Wise
Clara Kidd
Greentownship High School
J. W. Kidd
Jesse Harbridge
Siiter
Robert
John Russell
Indiana
Emabel Decker
Marie Learn
Lloyd Mumau
I. D. Mumau
Donald Lockard
Peter Decker
East Mahoning
Paul Henry
Local visits highlight social week in Hillsdale
Mrs J D Mumau and daughter Edna visited Mr and Mrs Glenn Mumau Wednesday. Mrs Mary Daugherty spent a day with Mrs Nancy Buterbaugh last week. Miss Bertha Ferrier visited Mrs M M Smith on Monday. Mrs Norris Buterbaugh stayed with her father Noah Fridley in Hillsdale for a few days. Mrs Flay Kerr and her son Charles visited Jess Harbridge's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Mumau
Edna
Glenn Mumat
Mary Daugherty
Nancy Buterbaugh
Bertha Ferrier
M. M. Smith
Norris Buterbaugh
Noah Fridley
Thillsdale
Flay Kerr
Charles
Jess Harbridge
East Wheatfield Notes and Local Appointments
In East Wheatfield Mrs. R T Hutchison had surgery at Mercy hospital Johnstown with serious condition. June Wilson daughter of Mr and Mrs Clair Wilson Armagh underwent operation Memorial hospital Johnstown. Louis Hess fractured knee after a fall in a Johnstown store. Glenn Rodgers spent the weekend in Johnstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Hutchison
Mercy Hospital
Johnstown
Hutchison
Co. A. Hoffman
Preahtorian Church
Greensburg
Clair Wilson
Armagh
Memorial Hospital
Wilson
C. H. Hutchison
C. G. Mack
J. O. Mack
Nancy Mack Reed
Ligonier
Joseph McKelve
Louis Hess
John Hess
Glenn Rodgers
Local social notes from Clarksburg and surrounding areas
Miss Jessie Cooper recovers from grip. Anna Black stays with Miss Cooper. Hayes visit Homer City area. Rev and Mrs Graham attend funeral of aunt. Ferguson family from Blairsville visit Ida Ferguson. Conemaugh church ties noted. Rose visit Fleming home in Blairsville. Cunningham visit Lida Ferguson. Bella and Arbeda McManus visit Mrs Mahlon Berringer. King couple welcome newborn son. Milton Langham visits Cherry Tree. Mrs Eugene Tait visits Dixonville. Gould Dye returns from Virginia. Francis Johns and Joe Spencer visiting locals. Max Langham visits Harley Johns in Spangler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Cooper
Anna Black
Hayes
Homer City
David Graham
Graham
H. C. Ferguson
Blairsville
Ida Ferguson
Margaret Hart
Conemaugh United Presbyterian Church
Kansas
J.C. Rose
Raymond Fleming
John Cunningham
Lida Ferguson
Bella
Arbeda McManus
Jon
Mahlon Berringer
Robert King
Milton Langham
Cherry Tree
Eugene Tait
Walter Clawson
Dixonville
Gould Dye
Virginia
Francis Johns
Hastings
Joe Spencer
Vandergrift
Uniontown Friends
Max Langham
Harley Johns
Spangler
Sunday school convention draws near full Crooked Creek church
CHAMBERSVILLE district records a well attended Sunday school convention at Crooked Creek church on Saturday. Helen Jady, recently recovering from appendicitis, is mobile again. Miss Moorhead, local teacher, visited Indiana over the weekend. Indiana visitors Jesuie Miller Hazel Amy Martha Kinter joined the Miller family. Mrs Harry Miller and son Carl traveled in Indiana. Mrs Andy Lingenfelter and young daughter of Creekside called on Mrs Daniel McMillen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crooked Creek
Helen Jady
Miss Moorhead
Indiana
Jesuie Miller
Hazel
Amy
Martha Kinter
Harry Miller
Carl
Andy Lingenfelter
Creekside
Daniel McMillen
Marion Center Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs H C Lake and children from Indiana spent the weekend with her mother Mrs Julia Barr in North Manor street. Several residents attended the funeral of R A Thomp son at Indiana Friday. Tromer McManus, a carpenter in Indiana, spent the weekend at home. Local residents visited and hosted dinners at the Wetzel residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Lake
Indiana
Julia Barr
North
Manor Street
Marchand
Wetzel
J. A. McInturff
J. H
J. R. Wetzel
C. BR. Ray
Itay Kephfart
North Manor Street
G. A. Wissinger
Hornece Kinter
Mollie Reiter
Aleda
Sykesville
Cleve Walker
Margaret
Local residents return from Akron and visit friends
Purchase Line reports that Page Burkey and John Fyock spent a month in Akron before returning home. Clair Napp and wife worked at Indiana on Saturday. Arch Hadden, Murray Conrath, and others visited Mrs. Myers on Sunday. Mrs. W I Clawson and Engene Tate visited O O Nupp. Rev Charles Wakeman and wife visited Indiana on Monday. Ruth Nichol and Tweet Nupp visited their father in Clearfield hospital last week.
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Brushvalley
the Savings & Trust Company of
Indiana, Pa
Westinghouse
Vogel Electric Company
Automotive Electricians
Water Streets
Mill Valley
Ford
Ford Motor'Company
Detroit, Michigan
TUDOR
Detroit
East Wheatfield
Clarksburg
Uniontown
Chambersville
Glasser
Marion Center
Dick” Thompson
Lincoln
First National Bank
Bonton
New York
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