WAST WHEATFIELD COMMUNITY NEWS BRIEFS
Local items from Wast Wheatfield report church meetings at Mrs. H. D. Tomb and a series of Armagh M E church services with Rev Green. Visitors include Miss Agnes Hutchison’s funeral in Pittsburgh and relatives in Goshen Indiana. Several families relocate, travel, and attend events across Armaugh Seward Johnstown and Ligonier.
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Wheatfield
Prevyterian Missionary and ‘Aid Society
A. Pindley
C. Cg.mack
Elmer i Dick
Joseph N. McKelvey
Johnstown
Dan Merriman
Akron
Mas
W. A. Merriman
Columbus
Armagh
Margaret Jones
Prof
Kinsey
Neil Kellar
Mrs. Jones
Ligonier
Miss Jones
M. E
Rev. Green
Homer City
Myre
O. L. Riggs
West Virginia
Missula
Local residents and visitors listed in social notes
Mrs. Ella Lear hosted relatives from Blastings while Miss Coral Gill visited Johnstown friends. Pittsburgh visitors include Miss Dorothy Rade and Miss Margaret Rade with Mrs. W. S. McCreight, and Miss Lydia Trimble with her parents. Others travel between Latrobe Greensburg Wilkinsburg Ambrose and Latrobe for family events and weekend visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Mis. Fairbanks
Blastings
Ella Lear
Coral Gill
Johnstown
Dorothy
Margaret Rade
Pittsburgh
W.8. MceCreight
Curtis France
France
Mary Blair
J. A. ‘Blair
Latrobe
Lydia ‘I'rimble
Geo. Trimble
D. M. Kier
Greensburg
Isabel Nichol
Bertha White
A. W. Allison
Wilkinsburg
Eva Robinson
Saltsburg
Mary Ball
Spring St
Wim. Taylor
Billie
Ambrose
Henrietta Bauze
Wilma Walker
Homeopathic Hospital
Stewart Lawrence
J. EB. McDowell
Leechbung
C. Ia. White
Clara
Winona Stilles
W. G. Lawrence
Unclear names and places from local notices
Fragments mention a family group with Mrs Culbert Alas of Stifflertown Maine and others attending events at Cling. A mix of names such as Baker, Lois, Chardehd, and Mack Mulies appear with scattered phrases about visits, meals, and a medical operation on a Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tain Buker
Lilian Berringer
Sharday
Ak Sadiay
Culbert Alas
Stifflertown
Klovil
Coble
Cling
King's Batumdas Evendas
Mra
Phjale Baker
Dayh
Lois
Che
Wee
Xan
Wetlinin
Tapas
Bivatty
Catlor
Shady
Mex
Clintes Langham
Clear Held
Sitaniday
Surprise Birthday Party for Miss Goldie Crum
Parkwood residents gathered at Mr and Mrs William Crums Parkwood home Tuesday evening to celebrate Goldie Crums birthday with games a late lunch and gifts. Amanda Grinder aged 73 of Cloe died Monday evening from apoplexy leaving several children. County Treasurer John Bennett issued licenses for hunting mercantile retail wholesale restaurant public billiards and pool during the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldie Crum
Parkwood
William Crum
Goldie
Aananta Ll
Grinder
Amanda L. Grinder
Cloe
John
Elizabeth Corey
Miles Grinder
E. P
J. R. Grinder
J. R. McGee
Punxsutawney
P. Ss. Grinder
Barberton
John Bennett
First National Bank of Cherry Tree Posts Strong Year
The First National Bank of Cherry Tree reports a prosperous year with December dividends of 4 1 4 percent for stockholders, plus an 5 percent bonus to employees and a substantial addition to undivided profits. Officers include Finshtwait as president and Kinports Hawes and Munroe among them. directors listed. Nearby, Charles Park’s North Manor Street home in Marion Center suffered major fire damage Wednesday due to overheated furnace, costing around 2000 dollars, insured. Community events include Demona Grange activities and a boys and girls club conference planned for Indiana, with a treasury balance of 1094.55 dollars.
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Rst
National Bank of Cherry Tree
First National Bank of Cherry Tree
Puid
F. Finshtwait
8. W. Kinports; Vice President, B. W. Hawes; Cashier,t. W Munroe
J. P. Fitzpatrick
J. S. Menaskey
F. Minsthwait
B. W. Kinports
B. W. Hawes
John McKeage
John H. Smith
L. S. Clark
N. G. Hawes
J. W. McFarland
William Sides
John Lemnon
P. Rinports Wilson
Charles Perk
Marion Center
Charles Park
Demona Grange
Indiana
J. M. Vial
State College
Progress Club offers reduced rates on daily and weekly papers
The Indiana Progress advertises special rural delivery rates for subscribers to receive many daily newspapers and select weekly farm papers and magazines at lower prices. Subscriptions cost $2.00 yearly in advance with cash required. Orders go to THE INDIANA PROGRESS, Indiana, Pa.
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Progress
Pittsburgh Daily Gazette Times
R. D
Pittsburgh Daily Post
Philadelphia Daily North American
National Stoaman & Farmer
Ohio Fa
Woman's World
Cerer
McCall’s Magazine
Pennsylvania
Indiana Progress
Indiana
Local Happenings and Visits Across Planville and Vicinity
Lee Van Hort Rossmoyne and Son of Planville visited Mrs Belle W Van Horn in town. Mrs Hartett of near Smicksburg stayed with her daughter Mrs Nelson Warden. Wells and Good of near Ambrose shipped potatoes from Frantz siding. A Good Roads meeting took place at Plumville on the 30th. Various locals attended literary society in Smyrna on New Year’s night. Paul Elkin, Dora employee, spent time at home. Frank Campbell left for Florida for an extended stay. Robbery at Mrs Susanna Carnathan’s home yielded about 400 dollars. Several Elkin family members and friends visited and traveled for errands and church.
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Pine Vale
G. Lowman
Floyd Reed
Sam Bray
Everett Reed
Pine Flats
Mildred Wigham
Mary Kulczycki
James Kinter
Farmers Telephone ‘Co
Point
Election House
Miss Hazel
Edna Brown
Margaret Sheesiey
John Mumau
Washingston
Sheloh Baptist Church
Rossmoyne
Lee van Hort
Planville
van Horn
Belle W. van Horn
W. Hartett
Smicksburg
Nelson E. Warden
Wells
John Good
Ambrose
Frantz Siding
Plumville
D. C. Wells
Georgeville
B. Warden
iMy
R. Boyd Elkin
Dora
G. H. Elkin
M. ‘Bell
Tabor
Frank Campbell
Florida
Susanna ‘Carnathan
Jess Bracken
Brackenridge
George Palmer
G. .Walbeck
Neely
Orvil Shoup
Bolivar
Clyde HE. Palmer
Wim
Altimus
Rosie Palmer
Eva Palmer
G. IR. Shoup
JS. P. Burke
James Wakefield
Ridge School
Fugitive Sells Held as Suspect in Pecos County
Sheriff Keiser reports TH. B. Sells once of near Hidé ion, Pecos County, is held as a suspicious person. Sells allegedly bought a Chrysler roadster from Stokes agency and vanished after one payment. He faces charges of passing bad checks and is tied to a Pennsylvania license plate.
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Friendsm
Keiser
Pecos
Texas
Sells
Hidéion
Stokes Agency
Tie
Pennsylvania
Chrysler
West Wheatfield Youth Responds To Publication
A West Wheatfield Township youth replies to a notice published in The Progress last week. He denies involvement in eloping schemes and says he earns his living through art. He warns against judging others and expresses willingness to let the public judge. Florence R. D. No. 202.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheatfield Township
W. Walbeck
Florence
R. D
Adult Poultry Meetings Set for January 8
Adult poultry club meetings are scheduled for Friday January 8. The afternoon session begins at 1 30 p m at Marion Center in the Independent and the evening session starts at 7 30 p m at the court house in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Center
Independent
Court House
Indiana
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C. H. Hutchinsonas
W. H. Findley
William Findley
Seward
iMrs.Cunningham
R. IM
Cunningham
A. Hoffman
Windser
Kirk Brown
John ‘Brown
Nicholtown
The
Indiana Roller Mills
Ces Go
Blackford
Larro Espner
Patineh
Hetrick & Wilson
Indiana, PA
Fred A. Mulser
Tuilding
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Blairsville
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Rhodes
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Sidney
J. J. Connolly
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Creekside
Jacksonville
Awkman
J. & BL. Junction
the Progress Club List
D. G. Frantz
G. H. Elkin and Son
Ward
Cookport
Kathryn McCoy
Pave
Traver
Keating
Mel
Sarat Alxo
Terry Kern
Watteville
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