Pleasantville County Towns News Briefs
Ross Meede visited relatives in arena recently. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dennett and two children visited relatives here Friday. Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Dick and family all had the flu. Indiana’s P. DB. Lydle visited relatives here recently. Ralph Woilmes visited home here over Sunday, Carrie. Waltemire suffers knee injury from fall on ice. Mrs. J. A. Newlin and five children of Kenwood visited Rosa Steede today. Frank and Blair Waltemire ill with the flu. Grant Kephart lost a finger torn off in an accident last week. Mrs. Bettha Wolfe and Miss Gertrude Holmes and Dee Wolfe ill with the flu. Ray Uncapher and Steele Wallathre were Hellwood callers Saturday. Grandmother Nicewonger with Wilson Glunsford now. David Black visited his home in Spangler over Sunday. Mrs. Tinie Toy was a Kenwood caller Thursday. Frank Waltemire purchased a horse last week. Mentch traded his roan horse to John Bence for a gray horse last week. Grandia George died Sunday morning. Mrs. Wm. Waltemire taken to Clearfield hospital Friday for an operation. she is accompanied by Lergon Milton. Our school and Sunday school closed due to the flu epidemic. Tryin Croyle’s family all have the du. John Kephart Jr employed by Clair Mentch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Meede
Arena
Henry Dennett
M. H. Dick
Mr5
P. DB. Lydle
Indiana
Ralph Woilmes Vished
Bunday
Carrie
Waltemire
Mra
J. A. Newlin
Kenwood
Rosa Steede
Tday
Prank
Blair Waltemire
Grant Kephart
Bettha Wolfe
Gertrude Holmes
Dee Wolfe
Ray Uncapher
Steele Wallatthre
Hellwood
Nicewonger
Wilson Glunsford
David Biack
Hia
Spangier
Tinie Toy
Frank Waltemire
Clabr Menth
John Bence
Grandia George
Wm. Waltemire
Clearfield Hospital
Funeral attendance and local visit notes in Indiana
BHELOOTA EB M Carson and wife and daughter Tione attended the funeral of Mrs John Drummond of Pittsburgh on Monday. Huth and Mary Jane Beer spent weekend with their grandmother Mrs Mary Beer. Mr and Mrs Dank Stuchell were Indiana visitors on Saturday. John Russell and family guests of Mr and Mrs K Hussell on Sabbath. Mrs Warner visiting her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs H O Kimmel. Mr and Mrs J Carnahan spent Monday with friends at Creekside. Mrs Anne Smith and son Ralph of Antiman and J O Campbell visited. Nora Irwing visiting friends in Akron. Luella Carson visited Indiana Saturday. Margaret and Mildred Coulter were Sabbath visitors at the Stuchell home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. M. Carson
Tione
Tanister
John Drummond
Pittsburgh
Huth
Mary Jane Beer
Mary Beer
Dank Stuchell
Indiana
John Russell
Frank Russeall
Margaret
Mary Thelma
Hussell
Warner
H. OQ. Kimmel
Aus
Carnahan
Creekside
Anne Smith
Gon
Ralph
Antiman
J. O. Campbell
Mumi- Er
Nora Irwing
Akron
Ohio
Mas Luella Carson
Margaret and
Mildred Coulter
Danks Stuchell
Flu Patients Recuperate In South Bend Community
South Bend reports describe convalescents among flu and grip patients. Nellie Allshouse was away in the post office for two weeks due to flu duties with the postmaster and wife. Maude Shetler visited Indiana Saturday. Joseph Allshouse returned after weeks with daughters in Vandergrift and Tarentum. Margaret Ennan and Blanche George, with others, are spending a few days at local homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Nellie Allshouse
Ofica
Maude Shetler
Indiana
Joseph Allshouse
Hia
Vandergrift
Tarentum
Margaret Ennan
Blanche George
West Lebanon
Ling Shean
Henry
Local residents update from Vandergrist and nearby areas
Renton Salsgiver and gon Samuel, seriously ill but improving, Clara Allshouse of Vandergrist visits her father Joseph Allshouse, Glenn Falth returns home after two weeks as Ti Tartion driver. Tra Davin helps on the Smith farm. Mae Dunmire and Ash Wray visit and attend business matters. The Tubheretn-law Joseph Alishouse and Mrs Joseph Devers death noted at grandson Danah Jones’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renton Salsgiver
Gon
Samuel
Clara Allshouse
Vandergrist
Joseph Allshouse
Glenn Falth
Tartion
Lebanon
Tra Davin
Smith
Mae Dunmire
Near Here
Montgomery Howe
Ash Wray
Tndianav
Hol
Coleman
Pear Spring Church
Tubheretn
Joseph Alishouse
Joseph Devers
Danah Jones
Millerville Obituary Notice of Sudden Mine Death
The text notes sudden death of Joe Wilt in the mines with mention of his brothers Paul and Ken Wilt traveling to Traf ford City. a funeral or memorial event is planned at their place Sunday afternoon at 4 o clock. Other lines reference local church attendance by residents in Dixonville Commodore and Syndidy eras including Mrs Magele Wiladewsing Mrs John Minto and Misses lensuta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Leagure
Paul
Ken Wilt
Trafford
City
Joe
DixonwiWe
Widdewsen
Thomas Weirdo
Commodore
Magele Wiladewsing
John Minto
Paul Wil
Josephine Lensuta
Local Society Notes From a Silenced Page
The fragmentary item reports on local families and social visits including James Kenwood and Perrin Uistow wearing Clymer callers on Welday, and mentions of Mrs Smith's death and Adrian Siding. Other names appear as attendees at church gatherings and social events with reference to a Wayne area community calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Perrin Uistow
Clymer
Welday
Molmes
Calvin Cihsen
Sen
Day
Mies
Rou
Gladys Marie Ud Rand
Willy Mrs. Smith
Blaine Short
Mes
Savior
Drumhter
Deseto
Adrian
Willitroberts
Malti Smith
Yellwood Cathe
Local People and Visits Across Towns
Taylorsville residents Mr and Mrs Robert Ayash and daughter Anna Belle of Clearfield visit Mr and Mrs Norman Keith in St. Ts. Farviers travel Indiana to see kin. Mock school had no classes as teacher Verne Atear went to Indiana. Charles Goodiu visits mother and brother in Patten Minder. Bulerlainigh took a business trip to Clymer. Norman Weith buys a piano and Willan Jarvey spends weekend with parents in Gareantown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ayash
Anna Belle
Clearfield
Normian Keith
St. Ts
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