Community Notes From Johnstown Area Wordish Pages
Edith Dunmire visits relatives in Johnstown. Mrs. Singer with daughter visits Somerset. Mrs. St Clair of Lockport calls here on Friday. Mrs. Lear and Sally Lou go to Pittsburgh for shopping. Harold Whartfield visits Willett Muck on New Year’s Day. Garfield Cline visits Martin Warner near Clyde. W. Witwe buys timber from Wagner and plans mills. Shaffer welcomes guests for New Year’s Eve dinner with Mrs. Bryan and John Rutter. Mrs. Fisher visits Johnstown with sister Mrs. Patch. Milo Luther makes a business call in Clyde. Mrs. Reed and daughter visit Cleveland and Canton. Mrs. Fulcomer visits Move of her daughter. Johnstown shoppers include Daniel R. Foust. Robinson Co. manager hosted at chicken and waffle supper in Bolivar with guests. Vibert St Clair calls after moon. Vibert Mack buys new radio. family buys residence in Pittsburgh. Gawrenve McCollin visits Rural Valley. father William M. McCollin hosts. Luther League elects officers. Mine workers find new jobs and others relocate to Waterman. Frank Johns announces birth of daughter. William B. Nixon traps large fox. Dean Lynn recovers from scarlet fever. William A. Lear injured, now driving. Bowser confined by cold. Local revival meetings begin led by Rev. McVicker and Rev. Wineburner. John Coleman and Doris Jean visit George F. Mack. Charles McClaren returns from Portage. Mrs. Jack Cowperthwaite hospitalized in Pittsburgh. Family visits during Sunday trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Dunmire
Johnstown
Albert Singer
Louis Spangler
Somerset
Vathurine St Clair
Lockwort
Daviday- Wir
Sana
Jerry A." Lear
Sally Lou
Pittsburgh
Harold Whartfield
Wes. Willett
Garfield Cline
Martin Warner
Clyde
Witwe
Wagner
Joseph T. Shaffer
Annie EB. Bryan
John Rutter
Shaffer
William H. Fisher
James Patch
Milo Luther
Ian Reed
Wladys
Sharpsville
Cleveland
Canton
Ohio
Samuel Fulcomer
Torwamce
Wilmer
Daniel R. Foust
Robinson Co
Sherman Robinson
Bolivar
Y Robinson
Clyde McHall
William (Enderson
Mary Htta
Heleniter
Ima Jean Brendlinger
Sincadb St. Clair
Conemaugh
Moon
Vibert Mack
Mack
Bark
Gawrenve McCollin
Rural
Valley
William M. Mcolin
Luther League of the Lutheran Church
M.D. Rhinehart
Presden
Irs
Wilbert Mack
William Bowser
William Fr. Fisher
Hark Cline
Isabel Shomo
Charles Altimus
Bernard Bush
Waal Folcomer
Kenneth Rhine- Taark
Jenners
Air
Russell Gamble
Mnity
Waterman
Gamble
James Dunsmore
Wilson Allimus
Altimus
Charles Ganello
Frank Johns
William B. Nixon
Torrance
Dean Lynn
Squire T. SB. Lynn
William A. Lear
Indiana Hospital
William JL. Bowser
United Evangelical Church
W. J. McVicker
Robert Wineburner
Altoona
John Coleman
Doris Jean
Sunday Gatherings and Local Visits Chronicle
Spruce resident Simon McDannell spends time with friends at Cherry Tree. Mrs Jesse Frank and son Carl of Nolo visited Mr and Mrs D P McDannell and Rev and Mrs McKnight and sons. Frank and Eugene Biss made recent business calls in Barnesboro. Mrs Gray plans move from Spruce to Marstellar. Homer Bagley family and others visited Sunday. Amos Cooper's hosted Mrs Cooper and son Joseph. Roy McDonnell family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Stiles of Alverda. A Sunday school convention is set for Commodore M B church on Saturday January 15, 1930. Gertha McAnulty visited A F E Biss home Saturday. Buipping the Phillsines Unre deemed men's suits, 3 5 and 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon McDannell
Cherry Tree
Jesse Frank
Carl
Nolo
D. P. McDannell
McKnight
W. I
Patterson
Frank
Eugene Biss
Barnesboro
Gray
Spruce
Marstellar
Homer Bagley
Raymond
Alma
Cooper
Joseph
Amos Cooper
Tipperary
Roy McDonnell
Mra. McDannell
Stiles
Alverda
Commodore M. B. Church
Gertha McAnulty
A. FE
South Bend notes and family visits compiled
Gene Silvis shoots two grey foxes this season. Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Morrison visit the Wherry home on New Years. Harry Devers and Wendell Devers families celebrate New Years. Virgie Alshouse calls in Sheloca. Townsend and Hanna attend Grace Carnahan funeral in Indiana. Anna Mae Anderson and Anna Mary Porter resume studies at Indiana high school after holidays. May McGaughey visits Wilber Rearie home. Devers host chicken and waffle supper. Wendell Devers family and James Patterson family attend. Knepshield family from Apollo return after ten days with Mrs. Alshouse. Mrs. Martin visits daughter Mrs. Taylor. Richard Ramage called to Johnstown for ill mother. Ralph Ramer family from Plumcreek visit Melvin Silvis home. Bill McKnight from Girty visits Anderson home. Bob Townsend trades Whippet coach for Essex coupe. Mrs Shoupe visiting relatives in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Gene Silvis
Thompson
Morrison
Wherry
Harry Devers
Wendell Devers
Virgie Alshouse
Sheloca
Henry Townsend
H. H. Hanna
Grace Carnahan
Indiana
Anna Mae Anderson
Anna Mary Porter
Indiana High School
May McGaughey
Wilber Rearie
James Patterson
Maribell Thomas
Charlie Cinnamon
Werman Knepshield
Apollo
M. L. Alshouse
Martin
Taylor
Richard Ramage
Johnstown
Ralph Ramer
Plum- Creek
Melvin Silvis
Bill McKnight
Girty
Anderson
Bob Townsend
Mrs. Shoupe
Pittsburgh
Fox hunting and social notes from Brush Valley region
Merrell Engle of Indiana hunted foxes here on Monday. Visitors and locals frequent the valley as families travel and call on relatives, including Mrs Scott Sprinkle and son visiting James McElwee, and Mr and Mrs W E Miller hosting callers. A remark from Imperial type magazine notes witty weddings and parachute jumps over Roosevelt field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrell Engle
Indiana
Scott Sprinkle
Luckousboro
James McElwee
Norman Little
W. C. Berkeypile
James McMillen
Johnstown
Blain Stewart
Bobby
Ralph Stewart
Russell Herlinger
Charles McMullen
W. E. Miller
Townstown
Homer City
Love and Power Marry for Fortune in Duttonville
Arthur Dutton seeks Eleanor Danforth in a romance shadowed by business rivalry. John Danforth, railroad magnate, tests Arthur's fitness with a power project that could crown him son in law or doom the engagement. The couple pursue a union conditional on approval and future collaboration on a significant electric power venture.
League of Truth Forms in Vienna for Honest Members
The Boston Transcript notes a new group the League of Truth in Vienna offering membership to anyone who hasn’t lied in the past year. The rule proves tough on fishermen and golfers, who rely on honesty in their trades and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Truth
Vienna
Boston Transcript
Local Social Notes Highlight Duff Elkin and Shaffer Family Visit
Duff Elkin and family of Loop visited the Shaffer family this week. William Shaffer of Pittsburgh joined relatives for New Year’s at their home. Dr and Mrs Lukehart from Punxsutawney joined guests in town. Various locals, including Mrs Douds and Rotary events, marked the holiday period and nearby travel.
Local Visitors and Quilting at Rochester Mills
Rochester Mills residents visit Marion Center on Wednesday. The Presbyterian church Missionary Society held an all day quilting event Friday. Edward Stanley and family of Vandergrift spent the weekend with local friends. Harry Stanley and daughter Hope visited friends in Du Bois Sunday. James Jeffries, Glade Tyger, and Geo Johnson traveled to Indiana on Monday for business. Meighs Tyger from Indiana called on friends here Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Pifer
Carl
Marion Center
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Edward Stanley
Vandergrift
Harry Stanley
Hope
Dubois
James Jeffries
Indiana
Monay
Glade Tyger
Geo. Johnson
Meighs Tyger
Sabbath Social and Neighbors Visit in Armage
Miss Hilda Ling hosted Sabbath school clads and teacher Miss Martha Tomb at M B church on Wednesday evening. Scott Rodgers served as a juror in Indiana last week. Mr and Mrs George Paul and family and others visited Willis Paul who is on the airk Ist. Farmers plowed the nice YB fields as Kenneth Sellers of Seward spent Sabbath with his in laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Ling
Martha Tomb
M. B. Church
Scott Rodgers
Zoe Mack
W. J. McFeaters
J. W. Wadsworth
D. O. Cunningham
Kenneth
Flo Faloon
Indiana
H. R. Faloon
Melvina Tomb
H. D. Tomb
Mary
Martha McPeeters
Johnstown
Roy West
Frank
Martin Coursin
Robinson
H. R.’ Falcon
George Paul
Bracken
Mundays Corners
Frank Paul
Cramar
Liewlyn Williams
Willis Paul
Kenneth Sellers
Seward
Seller
William Wintondale George Dies in Washington DC
William Wintondale George formerly of Belsano died in Washington DC on December 26. He was the brother of Mrs Thomas B Duncan of Dilltown RD and other relatives. The Hungarian Reformed church burned January 1 causing estimated losses of 6000 to 8000 dollars with partial insurance. Other items note Naida Stephens visiting relatives Alvin and Mrs Davis, Walter George and H G Petticord’s business trip to Pittsburgh, and Dean George homebound with mumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William . George
Belsano
Washington, D. C
Thomas B. Duncan
Dilltown
R. D
Naida Stephens
Mifflinsburg
Union County
Alvin Davis
Walter George
H. G. Petticord
Pittsburgh
Watson Dill
Daniel Rager
Wehrum
Dean George
Elderton News Roundup At New Year Socials And Local Sports
Keyston e Club members hosted husbands and families at an oyster supper in Elderton. New Kensington and Vandergrift visits by Mrs. Vida Rearick and daughter Jean. High school hosted New Year party in H. Auditorium. D I Club entertained at Anna Long's home. Public school reports chicken pox cases and a 16 14 high school victory over Hiterton H S in a basketball game. Erma Rosborough spent weekend in Homer City. Lester Irwin visited Chas Beatty's home in Elderton. Mack Guthrie of Apollo visited Wm Clark family. Community churches hold union services during week of prayer led by local pastors. Music by Elderton Plumcreek Orchestra directed by Prof. Beck of Indiana. Mrs Laura Sturgeon Males of Brookville buried in Elderton cemetery. Diner jokes and catalog snippets from The Pathfinder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elderton
Keystone Club
Jake Swank
Vida Rearick
Jean
New Kensington
Vandergrift
Anna Long
D. I
Indiana
Hiterton H. 5
Erma Rosborough
Homer City
Lester Irwin
Warren, C
Chas. Beatty
Mack Guthrie
Apollo
Wm. Clark
M. B
Wright
U. P. Church
Rev. Brown
Lutheran Church
Dodge
United Brethren Church
Elderton - Plumcreek
Prof. Beck
Laura (Sturgeon) Males
Brookville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brush Valley
Imperial Type
Roosevelt Field
Westinghouse
Associated Gas and Electric
By H. &. King
Danforth
Arthur Dutton
Duttons
Duttonville
Arthur
John Danforth
Eleanor
New York
Mr. Danforth
George
Kickimuit
Electric Power Company
Excelsior Light & Power Company
Dutton
Wanforth
Helen
First National Bank of Indiana
Penna. Resources
Philadelphia
Sixth Streets
Plumville
Duff Elkin
Loop
Charles Shaffer
Clyde Brant
Jerome
Joe Lukehart
Punxsutawney
J. W. Dodson
Ansley Davis
Funxsutawney
D. W. Douds
Minerva Hall
Dayton
Lukehart
Clark Baer
Punxsutawney Hospital
Chas
Huntingdon
Mary Pifer
Rotary Club
Rochester Mills
Gibson Machine Shop and Garage
Indiana, PA
Armage
Wintondale
Aoentaurant
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