Local Notices From Blacklick Township and Nearby Towns
County town news records minor injuries and job moves. Clarence Gamble was hurt at Valley Mould Company yards and treated at home by Dr Widdowson. Frank Bussard left for Canton to join the steel works after ten years with McKinney Steel Co at Josephine. Various residents noted visiting relatives, trips to Pittsburgh and Johnstown, and birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Gamble
Valley Mould Company
C. W. Widdowson
Frank Bussard
Canton
Mr. Bussard
McKinney Steel Co
Josephine
Mary Elizabeth Clark
Local notices and personal items from Saltsburg area
Milas Elizabeth McGaughey resigns from Manufacturers and Mechanics Bank to return to J M Shick Printing Company in Indiana. Samuel Ackerson spends a few days at Pitcairn. Fred Bussard returns home from Philadelphia and is discharged from the army, unable to work. Many sledding parties enjoyed last week. Miss Letitia Duncan of Pittshore visits sister. State College senior spends a month at Vocational School for agricultural practice. J F Hood injured when barn door fell on him. Miss Jonnie Coleman recovering from flu. D A and D C Rosensteel visit Saltsburg. T G Manners suffers indigestion. Mrs Coleman visits daughter in Salisbury. T W George returns from Indiana hospital after operation. Mrs Hartman hosts birthday party for her son Henry. Mr and Mrs John Hart visit West Lebanon. John's first outing since illness. Walter Williams and S H Snyder visit Saltsburg. Mrs A R Ashbaugh learns of sister Aunt Sis Smith’s death. Aunt Sis lived with daughter in Colorado. Ashbaugh remains sole surviving France family member. Miss Whinney, Vocational School teacher, is noted among alec last week. Mrs William Sickenberger of Wandin visits Ingles. Mrs William Harper and three children visit sister Mrs Frank Marks. Blair Fleming and children attend funeral of Mrs Learn’s baby near Cockport. Mr and Mrs Samuel Kelley and two children visit John Keley’s in Diamondville. Mrs Frank Copp visits Dixonville. Dell Strong dies at Dixonville Hospital from pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milas Elizabeth McGaughey
Manufacturers and Mechanics’ Bank
J. M. Shick Printingompany
Indiana
Samuel Ackerson
Pitcairn
Fred Bussard
Philadelphia
Mr. Busgard
Letitia Duncan
Pittshore
G Charrington
State College
J. F. Hood
Jonnie Coleman
D. A
D. C. Rosensteal
Salisburg
T. G. Manners
C. Coleman
A. R. Ashbaugh
J. Smith
Sis
Colorado
Ashbatgh
Samuel
Hetty France
Whinney
Alec
William Sickenberger
Wandin
Lloyd Ingles
William Harper
Frank Marks
Railroad Avenue
Blair Fleming
Learn
Cockport
Samuel Kelley
John Keley
Diamondville
Frank Copp
Dixonville
Dell Strong
Dixonville Hospital
Mayben Shanks Visit Diamondville Friends
Mr and Mrs Mayben Shank spent Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs A Long of Diamondville. Our schools are closed for a week on account of the flu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayben Shank
A. Long
Diamondville
Fiu
Local Social Notes From Punxsutawney and Nearby
Rochester Mills Mr and Mrs Otto Moore and Mrs Horror Widdowson visited at Punxsutawney hospital on Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs George Barr of Deckers Point were town callers on Wednesday. Mrs Floyd Pierce recovering from flu shows improvement. Mrs Harry McMahan and Miss Floria Bowers visited Punxsutawney on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Grant Vanker of Punxsutawney spent Thursday with town friends. Homer Downey and Grace Myers of Indiana spent weekend with relatives. Mrs Ord Weaver spent Saturday with friends at Juneau. Miss Grace Hurd left Monday for Wehrum to visit her sister Mrs James Pardee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic Wegley
Indiana
Bert Hileman
Washington, D. C
Bell Layda
Homer City
Jesse Lewis
Mary Johnston
Blacklick Township
James Gallaher
Avonmore
Walter Witmer
Harrisburg
Ida Duncan
Latrobe
Howard Nehrig
Arthur Rager
Johnstown
J. B. Simpson
Erie
Otto Moore
Widdowson
Punxsutawney Hospital
George Barr
Deckers Point
Floyd Pierce
Harry McMahan
Floria Bowers
Punsutawney
Grant Vanker
Punxsutawney
Homer Downey
Grace Myers
Ord Weaver
Juneau
Misa Grace Hurd
Wehrum
James Pardee
Flu Outbreak Hits Smicksburg Township Hard
Smicksburg reports about 80 flu cases in the township with pneumonia among patients. Names include Dr. Al Bikin, David Stiteler, William Beck, and Mrs. Miles Neff. The two oldest flu victims are J. G. Walker and A Brewer. Attendees at funeral of Mrs Marie Stilter include Mr and Mrs Nobert Mikel} and others from Pittsburgh. Rev A Richard officiated for Mrs Paul Sprankle near Trade City. Local movements include J J Mowrey of Pittsburgh visiting relatives. George Roush visiting his mother, Villetta Stiteler traveling from Pittsburgh, Neal of Hamilton visiting Merle Black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al. Bikin
David Stiteler
William Beck
Miles Neff
J. G. Walker
Brewer
Marie Stileter
Nobert Mikegel
Stanley Marshall
John Fetter
Pittsburgh
A. Richard
Paul Sprankle
Trade City
J. J. Mowrey
D. K. Stiteler
Ges. Weston
George Roush
Wannergrift
John Roush
Villetta Stiteler
Il. C
Neal
Hamilton
Merle Black
Local Gossip and Obits From Marion Center
William Cooper of Cockport visited his brother in law N L Brie on Thursday. Miss Mary Medley from Pittsburgh spent weekend with her mother in town. The body of Budd McAdoo who died in Akron was brought home to Deckers Point for burial. Harry Pisher of Creekside visited his daughter Mrs Norman Rice on Saturday. Dy John Stewart and Nev Porter are recovering from severe colds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cooper
Cockport
N. L. Brie
Mary Medley
Pittsburgh
Budd McAdoo
Akron
Deckers Point
Harry Pisher
Creekside
Norman Rice
John Stewart
Nev
Porter
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