Notable Church Talks and Town Visits in Dilltown
Rev Anelm preached in the Baptist church. Residents and visitors frequent the area including Mr and Mrs Boyd Tomb with Homer City ties. Italian veteran FrancIs Celletti return from service in France. several families travel to and from Indiana and Vandergrift. numerous social visits, funeral attendance, and local movements are noted including state roadmaster John Tindsey and others. A Washington’s Birthday school event was cancelled due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anelm
Boyd Tomb
Homer City
Francis, Celletti
France
Thornton Mas
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Mra
St. Dill
Lujn
Ladies Aid Society
J. J. Hutchison
Armagh
Allan Dias
United States Navy
Mary Leas
Indiana
Frank G. Conrad
Harry Ressler
Clarence Myolf
Frienlds
Johnstown
Foster Thomas
Schellsburg
Bedford County
Noah Thomas
Jesse Stiles
W. G. Stewart
Roy Conrad
Harry Stiles
Tarqui Masei
Fabher Masel
Joshua Young
Local Notes Highlight Visits and Marital Event
Robert Blackley acted as caller in Indiana on Monday. Mrs J. 2 Lowman visits her parents Mr and Mrs A C Reed. Chas Fuller buys R M Stewart store. Edgar Long visits uncle Robert Ewer of Apollo. Crystelle Kunkle spends Sunday at home. Helen McKee at grandparents due to grandmother illness. A baby girl arrives at Edward Collins home last week. Miss Mary bel A spends Sunday at Crete. William Schott, after two years away, secures a New York City position. A reception honors the marriage of Robert and his bride with serenade. Edith Bloomquist returns home after wedding to Robert Stuchell. fine supper served. Zara Jaemania at home after nursing flu in Leechburg. Re B J Long visits Indiana Saturday. Clarence Lowman of Kansas visits here last week. William Tate and family near here ill with influenza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Blackley
Indiana
J. 2. Lowman
A. C. Reed
Chas. Fuller
R. M. Stewart
Edgar Long
Robert Ewer
Apollo
Crystelle Kunkle
Helen McKee
William McKee
Edward Collins
Mary Bel
Crete
William Schott
New York City
Anderson
Robert
Bloomquist
Edith
Robert Stuchell
Zara Jaemania
Leechburg
Pleasantville area relatives visit noted residents return home
Pleasantville Monroe Learn of Belsano visited relatives here last week. David H. Kephart, formerly at Canton Ohio, has returned home. Thomas Learn of Big Bend is visiting relatives. John Kephart and his son stayed with J W Burkhart of Penn Run during the week. Miss Mary Learn was at Belsano over Sunday. M H Dick was a Penn Run caller Monday. George W Kephart, home from Ohio after an army discharge, returned here. Charley Waltermire of Pine Flats visited his brother W E Waltermire Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Learn
Belsano
David H. Kephart
Canton
Thomas Learn
George W. Kephart
Ohio
Charley Waltermire
Pine Flats
W. EB. Waltermire
Sabbath Sermon Attendance At Local Place
Sabbath services held at the local church with preaching at 3 o’clock. Several residents visited relatives and friends across nearby towns including Smyray, Mahonny, Plumville, and Ford City during the weekend and past week. News notes mention Mrs Hannah Lennon, the Kerrs, Guert Rowe, Robert Vanhorn, and Donald Lockard among those traveling or visiting kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Lennon
Smyray
T. C. Kerr
Mary Rowe
Mahonny
Guert Rowe
Sharp Whitaker
I. W. Vanhorn
Robert
Lee Vanhorn
Plumville
Sam Rowe
Yo Simmons
John Lockard
Howard
Ford City
Donald
Pittsburgh
Virginia Mottarn
Mear Richmond
Lottla Johnston
West Whitfield Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
West Whitfield residents share a busy week of callers and visits as Blanche and Rose Palmer stop by Derry. Annie Wakefield visits Indiana friends. Oscar Yewitt of Garfield visits J M Wakefield. Greensburg pair Elsie Shakespeare and Archie return from grandmother Lavina Clark. William Boring and wife visit New Florence friends. J C Woods family visit George Shoup. Elma Wood, formerly at R V Clawsons, returns to her parents J C Woods. Daniel Frick ships another car of posts from West Whitfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche
Rose Palmer
Red Cross Auxiliary Meeting and Local Health Notes
The Red Cross Auxiliary hosted an entertainment and business meeting Monday night. Local residents report several family health updates including Mrs. Harry McCoy a patient in Rochester hospital and Harry Root critically ill at home nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Harry McCoy
Rochester
Dickey
Harry Root
Archie Brown
Lewis Wallace
John Little
Chambersville
Charlie Conner
Perry Wallace
C. C. Watterson
Mary Conner
Indiana Callers and Local Social Visits Highlight Week
The record notes Mrs. G. L. Watterson spending Thursday at David Potts home. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Wissinger were Indiana callers on Saturday, with the H. P. McCoy home hosting a couple of weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. McCoy
G. L. Watterson
David Potts
C. P. Wissinger
Indiana
Mechanicsburg Summer Normal Opens May 12 1919
The Mechanicsburg Summer Normal starts an eight week term on Monday May 12 1919. Tuition for the Tuition-Intermediate course is $8 and the teachers course $10. Boarding is reasonable. Inquiries may be directed to trustees G W Roser C B McMullen B A Buchanan S H Truby S Rugh or O Lytle principal Heilwood Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicsburg
Tultlon
G. W. Roser
C. B. McMullen
B. A. Buchanan
H. Truby
T. Rugh
BR. O. Lytle
Prin
Heilwood
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Wien
Brown’s Boot Shop
Indiana, Pa
Punxsutawney
Clearfield
First National Bank
Farmers Bank of Indiana, Pa
the Farmers Bank of
Geo. D. Leydic
Wissel Bldg
Postoffice
Moore Indiana
Pathe
Dilltown
South Bend
Washington
Reformed
Ward Devers
Blairsville
Land Hanna
Vandergrift
Alfred Silvis
J. F.immel
Alderton
Ambrose Smith
J. G W. Wray
Matilda Miller
Lnt Coleman
Nancy Jane Coleman
John Tindsey
Maysville
JL. H. Deamer
Mr. McGaughey
Davis
Crum Farm
Wineland
Allshouse
Willis Ally
Wandercrift
Jacob Shoup
J. H. Wray
Mis
ET. Smith
Della
Maude Shatler
Martha Wray
Wherry
Jacksonville
Re. B. J. Long
Clarence Lowman
Kansas
William Tate
Pleasantville
Georgeville
West Whrtfield
Willet
Spalding
Agents Footers Dye Works
Winsmore Pros
Buchheit Bros
Rishell
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