Local notes from Elderton area report illnesses visits and meetings
Mrs Irvin Kelley is recovering after surgery in Indiana hospital. Miller has a heavy cold. Mr and Mrs H M Kimmel and family visited Mr and Mrs J F Kimmel on Saturday. Minnie Wissinger spent a day with her father Samuel Cochran who is recovering from a critical illness. Paul Kilimer was an Indiana visitor recently. Rev Holsapple was confined to his home on Sunday with a siege of the flu. Creamery telephone line members held their annual meeting last Tuesday night. The third Elderton Lyceum course will be given next Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs M R Ankeny and family visited the latter's mother on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Kelley
Indiana Hospital
Paul Kilimer
Indiana
Holsapple
Creamery
Elderton Lyceum
M. R. Ankeny
Blairsville Social Roundup Busy Pittsburgh Shoppers and Visitors
Mrs J J Calhoun and daughter Alice were Pittsburgh shoppers Saturday. Harry Baker elected assistant cashier of Blatravida National Bank. Mrs J M Medunkin visiting friends in Windber. Col John W Woodend returned home after appendix operation in Pittsburgh hospital. Miss Janet Clark Greensburg visiting at D M Kier home. Marie Painter spent weekend with mother in Salisbury. Rev James A McDonald will preach evenings this week at United Presbyterian church. J T Fry Aspinwall visiting Oscar Calhoun home. Mrs J M Leonard Pittsburgh visitor this week. Mrs J W McAnulty visiting Indiana friends Thursday. Ritchey family leaving for St Petersburg Florida for winter. B M Furman leaves Grafs Coal for Florida to pursue engineering business. Mrs W E Fleming of Lewisville a business caller Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Calhoun
Alice
Pittaburgh
Harry’ Baker
First National Bank
Blatravida National Bank
J. M. Medunkin
Windber
John W. Woodend
Pittsburgh
Janet Clark
Greensburg
D. M. Kier
Misa Marie Painter
Salisbureg
James A. McDonald
D. D
Youngstown
United Presbyterian Church
J. T. Fry
Aspinwall
Oscar Calhoun
J. M. Leonard
J. W. McAnulty
Indiana
W. C. Ritchey
St. Petersburg
Florida
B. M. Furman
Grafs Coal Company
W. E. Fleming
Lewisville
Mitchells Mills and Visitors Highlight Local News
Mrs Lon Johnston visited in Indiana on Friday while others rest at home. several residents, including Helen and Wayne Fisher, Murray Condron, Aaron Ferrier and Lawrence Hines, are listed among the sick. Mrs Dinner Smith visited Arcadia friends, and Martha Goodrich stayed with Alice Kelly Saturday night. Will Johnston, working locally, spent the weekend with family in Homer City, as Jim Derringer tended his ill mother in Spangler. Mrs Maybelle Jepson and Betty Jane visited Mrs Jepson’s sister Frank Meekins over Sunday. Jay Mock of Johnstown works here and plans to move his family soon. Mrs Howard Kimmel visited sister Garfield Wood on Thursday. Mr and Mrs I P Scott spent Monday with Mrs Scott in Elderton who is ill. Mrs L M Martz hosts Ingleside Club Thursday afternoon. Mary Thomas Russell returns home from chiefs school due to illness.
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Lon Johnston
Indiana
Frank Meekins
Jim Derringer
Spangler
Jay Mock
Johnstown
The
Mings
Mr. Mock
Maho
Howard Kimmel
Garfield Wood
Mya. I. P. Scott
Mrs. Scott
Elderton
L. M. Martz
Ingleside
Mary Thomas Russell
Chiefs’ School
Mrs Sell and daughter relocate to Indiana
Mrs Mary Sell and her daughter Mae have moved to Indiana. Mrs Irvin Kelly is a patient in an Indiana hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sell
Mae
Indiana
Irvin Kelly
Indiana Hospital
Smicksburg Notes on Local Visits and Births
Smicksburg scene includes Lakehart and son seeking barber shop site in Beyer. A 16 pound girl born to Mr and Mrs Davis, mother and baby doing well. Burt Bukin visits family while taking a music course at Webb studio Pittsburgh. Local households host relatives from East Plumville and West Mahoning attend Dayton good roads meeting with 25 delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Lakehart
Beyer
Cal Good
A. G. Brewer
East Plumville
H. Blaine Dodson
Kittanning Street
Smicksburg
Trade City
West Mahoning Township
Dayton
Purchase Line and Local Social Notes Update
Victor M. Smith remains critically ill at his son Rev. M. M. Smith home with slim hope for recovery. John Fyock and Page Barkey left for Akron Ohio for work. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Fyock last week. Mrs. Jane Barr returned Sunday from Indiana where her daughter Mrs. Lydie resides. Mrs. Golr Wieder spent Sunday with relatives. Miss Catharine Fyock resumed studies at Juniata College after vacation. Sunnyside residents Oren Emerick of Juneau and Earl Shields of Rochester Mills were in town. Howard McFarland of Frances visited Kenneth Wright in Rochester Mills. H. H. Spicher was a business caller at Arcadia. Mrs. J. D. Walker visited H. H. Spicher. Will Walker and son George visited the father over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor M. Smith
M. M. Smith
John Fyock
Page Barkey
Akron
Jacob Fyock
Jane Barr
Lydie
Indiana
Golr
Wieder
Sunnyside Oren
Emerick
Juneau
Ealler
Earl Shields
Rochester Mills
Howard McFarland
Frances
Kenneth Wright
H. H. Spicher
Arcadia
J. D. Walker
Will Walker
George
East Run Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs M A Farnsworth traveled to Indiana on Tuesday while Mrs Elvira Langham visited relatives in Swissvale. Mrs Flay Kerr and her son Charles spent a day with Mrs Jesse Harbridge. Y M Smith, father of Rev M M Smith, was very ill at home. E L Mumau was a business visitor to Indiana, and F B Work of Rochester Mills stayed Thursday night with Edward Donahue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Run
M. A. Farnsworth
Indiana
Elvira Langham
Swissvale
Flay Kerr
Charles
Jesse Harbridge
Y. M. Smith
M. M. Smith
Very
E. L. Mumau
F. B. Work
Rochester Mills
Edward Donahue
A New Year Promise From Your Local Oil Can Dealer
A local oil can maker touts durable cans for every need from sewing machines to kerosene. They reflect on a busy Christmas season, thank customers, and express confidence for the coming year. The note pledges prompt and efficient service to maintain friendly customer relations.
Unclear executive roster with multiple names and roles
Fragmentary OCR listing several names and titles including John A Scott president and various vice presidents and treasurers. The text mixes initials and misread words, yielding an unreliable ledger of officers with no clear organization or event.
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