Local Social News and Visits From the Community
Mrs C AL Walker of Turchasenne spent Saturday with daughter Mrs John Fetterman. The Wilgus Bible class meets next Sunday at C H Smith home. Mr and Mrs John Kynck and Mrs Marve Swartz of Purchase Owo visited relatives here. Wilgus callers include Mr and Mrs Steele Fetterman. Miss Alice Stouch visited sister Mrs M F Fetterman. Ruth Trimble spent weekend with her parents. An entertainment by Arendia high school drew local attendees.
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C AL Walker
Turchasenne
John Fetterman
Wilgus
C. H. Smith
Frank McCurley
Clymer
the Fetterman
Arendia
John Kynck
Marve Swartz
Purchase Owo
Mra
Lord Trimile
Clove ‘Tygur's
Steele Fetterman
Alice Stouch
M. F. Fetterman
Ruth
Trimble
Accident marks forty years for Hicks on Conemaugh line
Harry EB Hicks of Sharpsburg an engineer on the Conemaugh division of the P R B earned a forty year service honor with his picture taken at Pittsburgh Union Depot for Pennsylvania News. A minor accident occurred when his train No 6802 struck a delivery truck near Natrona. driver unhurt though the incident halted the run briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry EB. Hicks
Sharpsburg
Conemaugh
Biafraville
Union Depot
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania News
Blairsville
Natrona
Sonto
Mobiline
Hicks
A. Wagle
Indiana
Banquet Honored Men’s Bible Class at YMCA Dinner
Members of the Men’s Organized Bible Class at First United Presbyterian church and guests attended the annual banquet in the YMCA dining hall on Thursday evening. After an elaborate dinner an informal guest introduction and a light program of amusements followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Presbyterian Church
Best newspaper combo offer for I. D. readers
The Progress, Pittsburgh Gazette-Times and National Stockman are offered as a three-paper package for one year at $6.50. Available to R. F. D. readers or residents where Pittsburgh papers aren’t sold by agents. Send orders to The Indiana Progress, Indiana, Pa.
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Progress
Pittsburgh Gazette-Times
National Stockman
B.D
I. D
Pittsburgh Post
Pittsburgh
Indiana Progress
Indiana
Prominent Bolivar Doctor Krebs Dies in Johnstown
Dr Amos B Krebs aged 62 longtime Bolivar physician died February 9 at Memorial hospital Johnstown after weeks of illness. Born 1868 near Dixonville Indiana county he practiced in Bolivar 35 years and belonged to Westmoreland County Medical Society. He left a wife Minnie Munshower two children and a grandson. Funeral in United Presbyterian Bolivar with Westview Cemetery interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos B. Krebs
Bolivar
Memorial Hospital
Johnstown
Amos Bryan Krebs
Dixonville
Indiana County
This County
Wicensburg
Cincinnati Land
Lilly
Pennsylvania Railyoad Company
Krebs
Westmoreland County Medical Society
Minnie Munshower
Willsdale
Charles Krebs
Inze
Walter France
Lawrence Krebs
United Presbyterian Church
Westview
Small Town Notes From Creekside and Gettysburg
Creekside residents share visits with relatives high in the community as Mrs. Clem Clark and Mrs. Watkins spend time in Hunert and Willet. Local people attend gatherings, travel to Wilkinsburg, Vanderveer, and Indiana for work, visits, or errands. Social ties show weeklong stays, business calls, and weekend trips across nearby towns.
Community Notes and Visits Reported in Titnaville
Mrs Jerry Wilson and daughter Rhyl visit Titnaville with Mrs Walter Brown Imogene Sanderlin and Jean Marlin visit Emiline lightock Hess Sachs of Indian visits here past week Mrs Didlips la tiki treatment at Clearfield hospital Ms Co a Dick near here Tina boon cow the wick Uist visiting friends here Saturday Hog Hagkelbul at Wig school beat Hotter City team Friday night New minister Lhe Ghrig Han Altimes enters Matthews house Seventh street Real sick list Oakes Indiana attendance over week Lor here off work to viee tess L bssath Debh school girls balloon ten Championship came to Clymer for a fish school game They returned badly deft Evelyn Davidson able to teach again Friends and relatives attend the funeral of Dr M Newfer Barnesford Mrs Berth towing weekend at home Margins Y S Maverholl and Miss Barkley and family Larkley Saturday with Woo key Hinitt of Wirst Presbyterian church Indiana to occupy pulpit Sunday Rev Graham to assist Dr TEnitt Nelson wing and toily Agnes Kylie Ella Mwy Mrs Kdtte Mate sonal Wok Medimley spent weekend with Bergmans Q W Shields entertained friends Monday Jid Mrs J Th Uihaon Mr and Mrs J C Bere Mr and Mrs W C Diven Arthur Shields qiling on Livernore friends Monday Graham and Jimity of Ainisville spent Saturday with Alex Graham Jackson Gibson called on George Winwright Monday.
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Jerry Wilson
Rhyl
Titnaville
Walter Brown
Imogene Sanderlin
Jean Marlin Vis
Emlinin Ligteek
Hess Sachs
Yair Prups Wand
Clearfield
Mra. Didlips
Mra
Co A Dick
Near Here
Tina Boon
Wick Uist
Gert
Gereltly Bones
Tadbin
My. Sto
Lhe Ghrig
Han Altimes Chiec
Matthews
Seventh Street
Real
Oakes
Indiana
Alree
Clymer
Berth Towing
Y. S. Maverholl
Barkley
Tie Larkley
Wookey
Bow
Hinitt
Wirst Presbytertin
Clurch
Tiheneser
Tenitt
Nelson Wing
Toily
Aguca Kylie
Ella Mwy
Kdtte Matesonal
W. C. Diven
W. Ileming
J. C. Tierkey
Howe
Mes
Dash Werthesday
O. W. Shieldy
Arthur Shields
Graham and
Jimity
Ainisville
Alex Graham
Jackson Gibson
George Wiinwright
East Wheatfield News Briefs Chronicle Local Sorrow
Miss Margaret C Jones a teacher at Atimagh high school was called home by the death of her mother in Greensburg and a brother’s serious illness. Joseph Melvelway showed improved condition after returning home from hospital. Mrs McUhin and Mr and Mrs G Mack of Armagh visited. Currie and Lizzie Hutchigan’s mother is hospitalized at Mercy. Attendance at Armagh churches fell due to a leg condition and several hospital calls followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret C. Jones
Fle Atimagh High School
Ligonier
Miss Jones
Wyway
Greensburg
Josepl Melvelway
BS. McUhin
Dubnstown
Aid
G. Mack
Armagh
H. Johnston
Johnstiown
Currie
Lizzie Iutchigan
Mercy
Stolustown
Antelisoo
Win Vow
Clare Wilson
Johnstown
Community Notes From Uniontown Area Personal Visits
Sunday morning a uniontown gathering saw Mrs Wilbur Lydia of Lovejoy attend. Several residents including Mrs Pi Boyer of dohinstown and Mrs James Langham hosted or visited relatives in Cherry Tree and Ouray. Local residents Charlie Miles and Glen King were among callers in Hirnest hore and Ungtiogs with various family connections noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Lydia
Lovejoy
Chace
le Stafford
Pi Boyer
Dohinstown
James Langham
Somerville
Cherryree
Jlin Douglas
Cherry Ree
Ouray
Charlie Miles
Tevin Dots
Ungtiogs
Marx
Glen King
Bunday
Lyin Uindsan
Wingham
Mollie Stuggles
Max
Wiliaahoth Rutumel
Max Linehan
Kol King's
West Lebanon Community Evening Activities Noted
Mixed town notes mention Patterson family neighbors and a sled ride on Monday night. Statements reference various residents including Hteed, Wade, Day, and Shirey at their homes while a local teacher Miss Strawn is noted in connection with the Wert Leb Won school and Lat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slek
Daha Sitti
Patterson
Afonear Miderd Wade
Larry Dayers
Scotheed
Daly Abilit
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