Local Village Notes and Visits in Pitcairn and Blairsville
County Town News items recount visits by Mr and Mrs John Meleaters in Pitcairn and other locals. John R Geary purchased six Barred Plymouth Rock chickens after admiring them at Blairsville shows. Community notes cover new homes, visitors from Pittsburg, civic club attendance, church activities including a large baptism and $400 appeal, and preparations for summer ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Meleaters
Pitcairn
Meleaters
John R. Geary
Plymouth Rock
Geary
Blairsville
Bert. Donaldson
G. M. Hager
Irienda
Verona
Nancy Work
Pittsburg
Maurice Raleigh
Leechburg
Civic Club
Indiana
Chile
Charlie Campbell
Phiadelphia
William Coulfield
J. Ed. Valmer
Joe Artley
Gladys Gerhard
Munutryville
M. Bushiell
Minnie Horne
Vitlaburg
Lvssie Heag
Derry
Wen
Margaretta Gerhart
Cherry Tree
Glora Gerhart
Bell
Josephine Martin
Luffalo
N. Y
Sara Duncan
Will
Stairsville
Randall Campbell
J. T. Graff
Lettie Shields
Elizabeth Nippos
Mary Hagerman
Mildred Geary
Clara Gerhart
Migabeth
John Healy
Homer City
Homer Dick
Ruby Lyda
Ligonier Main
Tra Michell
Steubenville
R. RK. Cuthbert
Vandergrift
AL Brown
Merle Lyda
Rev. Jolly
Presbyterian Church
Ray Jolly
W. C. Wallace
J. A. Hayes
Cherryhill Township Social Sidelights and Notices
Lee Amod visited his Greenwich parents over Sabbath while a Rich Hill teachers institute drew strong attendance. Rebecca Workinger Martha Day stayed with Vinton Edwards. D A Putt surprised birthday guests from a party with the Helpful Workers Club. Tabitha Wolt, teaching in Cambria County, spent Sabbath with her parents. Elia Stephens expected to return home soon from Indiana hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Amod
Greenwich
C. J. Amond
Teachers’ Institute
Rich Will School
Rebecca Workinger
Martha Day
Vinton Edwards
D. A
Merry Makers
Helpful
Workers Club
Tabitha Wolt
Cambria County
Elia Stephens
Indiana Hospital
Aoon
Elders Ridge Vocational News and Basketball Battle
Community notes from Elders Ridge include visits by Rev Iepler and teachers at Henry schoolhouse, and multiple trips by Wilson and Wall families. A lecture by Wilfred A Joubert on Mexico drew strong interest, followed by a musical program by the Regniors. Key sports: Elders Ridge lost to Kiski Reserves 32 to 17 in a home basketball game, with detailed scoring and fouls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iepler
Miss Rowe
Miss Wall
Henry School House
Whe Wilson
Long] Ston
A. Wilson
Olivet
John
Mexico
Auursa
Regniors
Kiski Gymnasium
Elders Ride Vocational School
Kiski
Ridge
Ridge Boys
Wilders Ridge
Elders Ridge
Hunsberger
F Bowers
Daniels Coulter
Shade
Crawford Wardrop
Local residents frequent towns and visit kin
Wugh Wendergon of West Lebanon and J A Lowry of Punxsutawney called at the place. Mrs. Forest Work and son James Work visited while he is in DuBois hospital. Numerous calls and visits spill over to Marion Center, Punxsutawney, Cherry Tree and Purchase Line as residents travel for business, schooling, and family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wugh Wendergon
West Lebanon
J. A. Lowry
Punxsutawney
This Place
Forest Work
James Work
DuBois Hospital
Celia Gray
Marion Center
William Kanoufft
Dorothy
Juneau
T. M. Gilpatrick
Flilda Doty
Marion
Murray Hurd
Bruce Leasure
Mida Jaffries
M. J. Rittenhouse
Madaline
Indiana Hospital
Hilda Doty
Richmond School
W. A. Daugherty
Cherry Tree
A. B. Myers
Shelocta
Bya Allison
Homewood
M. A. Farnsworth
Noah Buterbaugh
Richard
Wandin
I. C. Haag
New Washington
L. Mumau
W. J. Farnsworth
Deacon Tockard
Cherry Tree Strives for New Electric Mining Works
The Cherry Tree town plans a new enterprise as the Cherry Tree Iron works are bought by Mesars Cosgrove and Brown from Johnstown and Pittsburg. The plant will be remodeled to build electric mining machines. Local business shows signs of growth with a busy week and a successful Mother Goose program at the Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry Tree
Cherry Tree Iron Works
Mesars, Cosgrove and Brown
Johnstown
Pittsburg
Presbyterian Church
W. T. Mahaffey
John Lemon
Jawes Bros
Pr. Finsthwait
Chewsbure
Harry Decker
Cockport
H. M. Fry
Westover
Livermore School Box Social Draws Crowd
A Friday night entertainment and box social at the Livermore school drew many residents. About $50 was collected. Blairsville visitors included A R Cunningham and gon Steele. Other local notices mention visits and illnesses including Mrs. David Bergman, pneumonia, and a new baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livermore School
A. R. Cunningham
Gon
Steele
Blairsville
Ross McJunkin
Vandergrift
Mel Junkin
Lizzie
Mary Shields
Misses Wolna
Mary Waddel
David Bergman
Alvert Uncapher
Blacklick
Stork
Elmer Ewing
Charles Uncapher
M. K. Leard
Tarentuin
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County Town News
Idaho
Warl Stump
She- Toda
Uesday
William Beatty
Alobert Munshower
Jane George
Tra Weaver
South Pend
William Frant
Abs
Saimuel Landarson
Marty, Jianes
Lloyd Henderson
Robert Russell
Sheloca
John Russell
Hugh Menderson
Leechbury
Slarey Sunkie
Vie Silvis
Willian Ayers
Jerry Kimmmel
Mer
Howard Kimmel
Frank Russell
Cherryhill Township
Brown
Izes
Sives
Browns’ Boot Shop, Inc
Phila. Street
Indiana, Pa
the Savings & Trust Co
the Bank of Safety and Service
Rodgers
W. W. Brilhart CO
Studebaker
Sutton-Miller CO
South
Diana
Indiana House
Rochester Mills
W. R. Richardson
P. A. Weiss
G. J. Snyder
DuBois
Isaac Goss
Hillsdale
John J.opp
Lumber Street
Starford
George Luftman
George Treese
Wilgus
C. BH. Sharpless
Nanty-Glo Coal Company
Clymer
Willig Farnsworth
Businss
A. S. Groswald
Clair Long
Culver
Miss Sarah
Gypsy
Aultman
Dinsmore Bros
Quality Store
Patton, PA
John P. Blair
J. R. Daugherty
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