Golden wedding of Kennedy couple celebrated in Beaver
Mr and Mrs John P Kennedy of Beaver Pa celebrated fifty years of marriage on Christmas Day 1926 with a family dinner and a later gathering of friends. They were married December 25 1876 in Cherryhill township Indiana County near Greenville. They lived in Greenville Blairsville Long Beach and Los Angeles before returning to Beaver. They have five children Edmund A Kennedy C M Kennedy John D P Kennedy Flora M Kennedy and Bertha Jean Kennedy. He served in the National Guard and as a major in the Fifth Pennsylvania Volunteers in the Spanish American War and has long been an elder in United Presbyterian churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ife
John P. Kennedy
Beaver
Penn Run
Blairsville
Kennedy
Hannah H. McKesson
John
P. Kennedy
Cherryhill Township
Indiana County
Greenville
D. H. Blair
Pacific Coast
Long Beach
California
Los Angeles
Penna
United
First Church
National Guard
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Spain
Edmund A. Kennedy
C. M. Kennedy
Donora
Bank of Donora
John D. P. Kennedy
May Lumber Co
Flora M
Bertha Jean Kennedy
Mr. Kennedy
Beaver Falls
Kid Brother Film Stars Visit Countryside in Clymer
Wednesday and Thursday Harold Lloyd duo presented Ki d Brother while i M Lydie and T M Strong toured Clymer Saturday. They brought home a fine registered Jersey cow bought from Elmer Lydie. Mrs Wm Fry of Plumville, ill at daughter Mrs Alonzo Stuchell's home, shows little improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. M. Lydie
T. M. Strong
Clymer
Jersey
Mr. Strong
Elmer Lydie
Wm. Fry
Plumville
Alonzo Stuchell
PROGRAM for TEACHERS INSTITUTE at Risinger School
Center Township March 5 1927 program for teachers institute opening at 9 30 a m with song America devotional by Rev Prue and faculty speakers on institute aims school government care of careless children and a 1 30 to 2 30 address by Mr Chapman plus a reading by Miss Dixon and a male quartet Lucerna School. Lunch served by teachers and patrons inviting all friends of education to attend. Personal notes mention Margaret Sheesley at New Kensington Robert Plouse at Arcadia Miss Nobel Lowman at home with Thomas Lowman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Risinger School
Center Township
America
Prue
Robert Burns
Dr. Palmer
Miss Shields
Allison
James Lewis
Winsheimer
Fulmer
Miss Wright
Miss Barrett
Risinger
Stewart
Miss Gemmell
Miss Lewis
Harry Anderson
Mr. Chapman
Miss Dixon
Lucerna School
Messrs
George
Lewis and Houk
Friends of Education
McElhoes Mills
Margaret Sheesley
New Kensington
Robert Plouse
Arcadia
Miss Nobel Lowman
Thomas Lowman
Social Roundup Likely in Gallitzen and Nearby Towns
Miss Edna Wissinger visited Gallitzen with friends last week. Mrs. Howard Camp hosted the bridge club Monday night. Messrs Fitzpatrick Winslow and Menosky called in Glen Campbell Tuesday. Mrs. Robert Dinwiddie of Indiana visited Dr. J. Cameron's home this past week. Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Munroe and family and Mrs. Wm. Munroe called in Johnstown Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. He S. Stregsier and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harkness were in Altoona Wednesday. Mr. D Tonkin of Tudiana was a business caller Tuesday. Mrs. Graham Miller shopped in Clearfield Tuesday. George Rieg also called there. Mr. Wood of Coatesville and Mr. Thompson of Johnstown were in town Wednesday. Mrs. F. L. Ziegler, Mrs. Geo. Madden, Miss Vera Tonkin and Miss Martha Grumbling attended a party for Miss Julia Hagan at Barnesboro Wednesday evening. Miss Barbara Krone visited Miss Blanch Crago in Hornesboro Wednesday and Thursday. R. Q. Lytle spent the weekend at Middleton, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. F. Finswaite and son Robert of New Rochelle, N. Y. were guests at the L. S. Clarke home Saturday. Messrs. Robert Snake and Max Smith of Clearfield called in town Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Wissinger
Gallitzen
Howard Camp
Bridge Club
BP. Fitzpatrick
I. H. Winslow
J. §. Menosky
Glen Campbell
Robert Dinwiddie
Indiana
J. ©. Cameron
T. W. Munroe
Wm. Munroe
Johnstown
Stregsier
Frank Harkness
Altoona
Kk. D. Tonkin
Tudiana
Graham Miller
Clearfield
George Rieg
Wood
Coatesville
Mr. Thompson
F. L. Ziegler
Geo. Madden
Vera Tonkin
Martha Grumbling
Julia Hagan
Barnesboro
Barbara Krone
Blanch Crago
Harnesboro
R. Q. Lytle
Middleton
F. Finswaite
Robert
New Rochelle
N. Y
L. 8
Clarke
Idaho social notes and local visits reflect community life
Mrs. Austin entertained Ingleside club on Thursday. Mrs. Silvis visits relatives in Wilkinsburg while Mrs. Martz returns from Indiana to care for her mother. The Idaho Telephone Co. held its annual meeting. Several residents travel to Johnstown and Pittsburgh for visits. Sick list shows improvement. Radio agent Smith Bennett keeps installing radios in the area. Quote from George L. Berry discusses employer employee profit links.
Plant Black Walnut Frees for Profit
The Northern Nut Growers Association for 17 years studied varieties and propagation of native American black walnuts and now recommends grafted or budded trees planted in orchard form where the tree naturally grows. Black walnuts provide good food with kernels selling 50 cents to a dollar per pound. demand is high but kernels are scarce. Three top varieties Thomas Stabler Ohio offer easy kernel extraction. Seeds do not produce true nuts. grafted trees ensure superior quality. Walnut wood is highly valued. old mature trees command prices often above farmland value, boosting timber potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Nut Growers Association
Thomas
Stabler
Ohio
United States
The
American Nut Journal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ritz Theatre
Madge Bellamy
Edmund Lowe
Scarlet Letter
Lillian Gigh
Ben-Hur
Ramon Navarro
Indiana Theatre
Warner Brothers
New York
Ricardo Cortez
Lois Wilson
Harold Lloyd
Ohn Eagle Brand
Eagle Brand
Razor
W. P. Shepard
D. C
Philadelphia Street
Idaho
Austin Say
Ingleside Club
M. K. Silvis
Wilkinsburg
L. M. Martz
Anna Neal
E. I. Silvis
J. P. Scott
Paul
Add Sheaffer
H. M. Kimmel
Carl Crawford
Eldera Ridge
Strongstown
Russell Duncan
Grace Orner
Alice Donaue
Harry Peddicord
Nanty Glo
H. G. Peddicord
Gerald Croyle
Harry Dickey
Heilwood
Oliver Cresswell
Mildred Detwiler
Noto
Gladys Troxell
Smith Bennett
George L. Berry
Bon Ton
Luxenberg
Optometrist
Luxenberg's
Indiana, Pa
Progress
Senite
Onite
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!