News of County Towns
Graceton residents report visits and travel to neighboring towns Indiana and Masontown. Families including Marshall Wright Reithmiller and Kenley appear in visits and shopping trips. Diphtheria illness affects W I Guthrie family. lodge attendees from our town travel to Somer City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graceton
Clarence Mangus
Josephine
Peter Reithmiller
Jack Knowe
Hazel Milker
Indiana
Alex Marshall
J. J. Wright
Ker
Myrtle Nipps
Milas Florence Meany
Betty Hoskinson
Tomer City
W. I. Guthrie
Cherry Trek Tragedy Claims Life of Jack McCullough
Pneumonia, attributed to Cherry Trek, caused the death of Jack McCullough aged several months, son of Mr. and Mrs. Murray McCullough. Interment was held at La Jose on Tuesday. Buck left Monday to visit relatives in Clearfield. Local residents, including Louise and Winifred Stiffler, Deacon Lockard’s sister, and others, are noted in a series of brief hometown items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack McCullough
Ars
Murray McCullough
la Jose
Buck
Clearfield
Louise
Winifred Stiffler
Deacon Lockard
Greensburg
Strasser
Dearfield
Miss Findley
Homer City
Residents Visit and Social Roundup North of Pittsburgh
Miss Mary Devinny remains at Charles Hilty's home in Newrytown while Mr and Mrs R A Ewing and J Le Marshall of Livermore visit Lewisville. John Marshall returns from city, Frank Graham visits his sister Mrs Charles Hilty, Vandergrift resident Glenn Reeger spends Sabbath at home, Rev C R Culbertson of New Salem visits town, Mrs John Kennedy calls in Livermore, Mr and Mrs J K Bills of Saltsburg visit Bills' parents Mr and Mrs J D Devinney, Bertha Ewing ill with grip, and several Barkley siblings also infected with the grip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Devinneys
Charles Hilty
Newrytown
R. A. Ewing
Lewisville
J. le. Marshall
Livermore
John Marshall
Frank Graham
Glenn. Reeger
Vandergrift
C. R. Culbertson
New Salem
John Kennedy
J. K. Bills
Saltsbury
Dorothy
James
Bills
J. D. Devinney
Bertha Ewing
Norman
Clarence
Velma
Wilbur
Dwight Barkley
Community Notes From Punxsutawney Area
Casual notices list funeral attendances and visits in Homer City and Punxsutawney. Names include Marchand A. J. Cassidy, Michael Risinger, Caroline Mottarn, C. M. Wingert, Annie Jordan, Marie Huey, Magazines mention Reeves, Wingert, Hoop, Smeaton, Elwood, Sprinkles, Steely, Bessie Bartholomew, Paul and Karl, Virgil Knox, W. H. Zen er, G. W. Shields, Morgan Blose, Blair Fetterman, Norman Brown, Rhoda and Gladys Dorn, Sam Smith relatives in Ohio, and Raymond Wineberg family. A birth is noted with a girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wineberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Cassidy
Michael Risinger
Homer City
Caroline Mottarn
Rochester Mills St. D. 2
C. M. Wingert
Annie’ Jordan
Punxsutawney
CG. M. Wingert
Marie Huey
Paul
Karl
Harry Peffer
Frank
Charles
Harvey Peffer
Rochester Mills
R. PD
Virgil Knox
W. H. Zener
G. W. Shields
Boyd Huey
Morgan Blose
Blair Fetterman
Gon
Punxsntawney
Norman, Brown
Annie Jordan
I. M. Lewis
Samuel Dorn
Rhoda and
Gladys
Local Social News From Marion Center And Punxsutawney
Mrs. Ward Smith entered Ad rian hospital for an operation. Mrs. Joe Smith and her daughter returned home to Marion Center. Fred Baun Charles Buterbaugh and Will White traveled to Punxsutawney. Mr. and Mrs. John Aigood visited friends there. A M Stiyer and George Hawk went to Indiana. Mrs Ed Ellenberger and daughter Rhoda returned home from DuBois after a visit. David Helfrick and sister Mary spent Friday with Mrs Eva Stiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Smith
Marion Center
Ward Smith
Adrian Hospital
Fred Baun
Charles Buterbaugh
Will White
Punxsutawney
John Aigood
A. M. Stiyer
George Hawk
Indiana
Ed Ellenberger
Rhoda
DuBois
David Helfrick
Mary
Eva Stiver
Local Notes from Clarksburg and Surrounding Areas
Clarksburg reports social visits and health updates. Miss Louise Studies of Plumville stays with sister Mrs J Wallace Fraser. several local residents added to the sick list but not seriously ill. Indiana Normal students spent weekend with Mr and Mrs J M Hart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Studies
Plumville
J. Wallace Fraser
Merch Fulton
Marion Horrel
William Palmer
Kitichen Cabinets From Five Makers Shown
Showroom displays five different kitchen cabinet arrangements all white enamel with porcelain tops. Prices range from 35 to 165 dollars. H. H. Steving & Co. advertises the selections and invites customers to inspect for ease of use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitichen
H. H. Steving & CO
Funeral notices and local household updates in Bedford County
Mrs Guy Lutz attends sister Ruth Coy's funeral in Bedford County this week. Mrs Jane Potta sold her property and moved to Indiana to reside. Mr and Mrs J B Gilhousen and daughter Martha visited John Lewis near Chamberaville. Flu cases close Kellysburg school for a week. Misses Hila Moore Martha Blue Halem Shielda and Orpha Fred spent weekend at home. J B Gilhousen traveled to Clymer on business last Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffith
Bessie
Barnesboro
H. W. Wallace
Indiana
Presbyterian Church
W. G. Alter
Berlbda Gromley
Hillsdale
Effie Hart
Wandin
W. C. Alter
Guy Lutz
Bedford County
Sliss Ruth Coy
Jane Potta
John Lewis
Chamberaville
Kellysburg
Hila Moore
Martha Blue
Halen Shielda
Orpha Fred
Gilhousen
Clymer
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Tick Wright
Masontown
Dick Wright
Harry Wilson
W. M. Kenley
John
Fox
Gordon
Ssomer City
Our Town
Dowel Wal
Geo. D. Leydic
Wissel Bidg
Postoffice
Second Bloor
Moore Indiana
Pathe
Brown’s
BROWN
Sale Women’s Boots
Cherry
Indiana, Pa
Marchand
Juneau
Sam Smith
Ohio
David Knauff
John Baun
George Smith
Harvey Baun
Punxsutawney Sanitarium
Raymond Wineberg
Emery Shields
N. §. North
Clarksburg
Indiana Normal
J. M. Hart
TS. Ferguson
H. C. Ferguson
Blairsville
Ebenezer
Heilwood
Steele McHihhoes
Home Station
Iniiana
Shelocta
John Shields
Annie Brown
James Marsh
Covode
Belle McLaughlin
Near Washington Church
R. W. McLaughlin
Silas C. Streams
Jack ‘O
Dinsmore Bros. Agents Footers Dye Works
Patton
Chris C. Rea
Propr
The
Wallace Dry Goods Co
J.C. Wallace & Son
Philadelphia Street
W. P. Shepard
PENNA
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