Resolutions of Respect from Plumyilla Sabbath School
Resolutions adopted by the Willing Workers Adult Organized Bible Class of the Presbyterian Sabbath School of Plumyilla Pa upon the death of Miss Minnie Thompson January 26 1928. The group mourns her passing and notes her faithful service in the Master's cause while offering sympathy to her family and requesting publication of the resolutions in the county paper. Committee members sign off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willing Workers Adult
Presbyterian Sabbath School
Plumyilla
Minnie Thompson
Providence
Searyiée
Clover Piercr
E. J. Welsh
B.“T. Wells
Pie Social at Penn Run to be Held Wednesday
The Boy Scouts of Penn Run will hold a box and pie social at Penn Run on Wednesday evening February 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Run
Boy Scouts of
Will
How to Keep Your Baby Will Play for Children
Henry Phipps Institute promotes babies play as essential for growth and development at home and outdoors. The guide explains play builds muscles, coordination, imagination, and social skills through solo and group activities with toys, props, and peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Phipps Institute
7Th and
Lombard Streets
Philadelphia
Automobiles on Farms Rise While Horses Decline in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania farmers show rising use of automobiles with 182 792 drivers, up five percent in a year. Horses on state farms total 475 625, down two percent from last year. Auto trucks reach 21 791, up over 4 000 in 1922, per Bureau of Statistics figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Animal Industry
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
T. B. Munge
Pennsylvania
Bureau of Statistics
Bureau
Pennsylvania Fire Loss Cost Per Resident in 1921
Aetna’s figures show Pennsylvania suffered 26,448,696 in property fire losses in 1921, second in the nation. The average cost per person was 3.03, with matches and smoking the leading causes. The report urges public fire prevention education and notes tax and life losses from fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moncey
Pennsylvania
Aetnorial Bureau
National Board of Fire Underwriters
National Board
Pennsylvanis
Brushvalley Road Boosters Form Local Group
About 70 to 80 Brushvalley residents met Friday at the Mechanicsburg community building to form a permanent good roads organization. Officers named: President Rev Samuel Ford, Vice President James A Hanna, Secretary Harry G Miller, Treasurer H B Wakefield. Center township reps S C Steele and George Douglass attended. The group backs improving a six mile dirt link between Homer City and Brushvalley to open access to the county seat and trolleyless areas. Township says it will work on its four mile section. bonds for road work were issued previously but not yet used. A stronger road movement may drive progress this season for an all year outlet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brushvalley Road
Brushvalley Township
Mechanicsburg
Samuel Ford
James A. Hanna
Harry G. Miller
H. B. Wakefield
Center Township
S. C. Steele
George Douglass
Homer City
Brushyalley
Brushyalley District
Brush Valley District
Ryn
Brushvalley
Clergy to Preach Across Nanty-Glo and Tipperary
Rev. F. W. Henry of town will preach at the HI schoolhouse in Nanty-Glo next Sunday at 11 AM. He will speak at the Alliance chapel in Tipperary at 3 PM and 7:30 PM. Holy communion will be observed during the afternoon service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Henry
Nanty-Glo
Alliance Chapel
Tipperary
Town Caller Roundup And Local Moves In Juneau Area
Mr and Mrs Wm Kanuf and daughter Dorothy of Juneau spent Sunday with H M Wells Lynn Richardson and J L Warner of Commodore were town callers on Friday. Born to Mr and Mrs Ray Iord BON Mrs Annie Pearson spent Friday evening and Saturday with friends in Indiana. Ben Thomas of Marion Center was a town caller Sunday. Mrs Hannah Kerr who sold property here is moving to Shelocta where she bought a property. Born to Mr and Mrs Harry Ryan a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Kanuf
Dorothy
Juneau
H. M. ‘Wells
Lynn Richardson
J. L. Warner
Commodore
Ray Iord
Annie Pearson
Indiana
Ben Thomas
Marion Center
Hannah Kerr
Shelocta
Harry Ryan
Pittsburgh Visitors at Funeral in Clarksburg
William Palmer and Charles Stiver, Pittsburgh visitors, attended the funeral of Mrs. S. M. Cunningham near DuBois Wis suest in the home of Mrs. Margaret Black on Monday. Relatives from Indiana Puxtelawney Blairsville and other towns joined the gathering. A. Hf. Jewel’s condition was listed as critical and Paul Lowman spent last week at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen and
Perry
Kellysburg
C. L. Perry
Good Roads Association
Indiana
G. M. Smith
Frank Marshall
I. F. Brant
Thomas Olson
Paul Donda
Clover Pierce
Charles Shaffer
Hteh
Presbyterian Church
William Palmer
Charles Stiv
Pittsburgh
Jewel
Paul Lowman
A. W. Cunningham
Mohen Horrell
Little
Pu Xtelawney
H. C. Ferguson
Litths
Blairsville
John Cunningham
S. M. Cunningham
Dénision
DuBois
Wis
Margaret. Black
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David Kanouff
Canoe
William A. Kanouf
Clay T. Kanoupt
Dinsmore Bros
Indiana, Pa
Water Street
Doonce Brothers
Dodge Brothers
McGregor
Thomas
Rochester Mills
Plumville
Harry Shaffer
Grace Hoybrook
Jeannette
J. N. Cochran
Dale Douds
Margaret Douds
Clarence Perry
Don
Mrvest
Aldona
Hd Perry
van Gererift
Virg
Clarksburg
McDougall
Buchheit Bros
Dick Thompson
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