County Scout Court of Honor assists Homer City Graceton youths
Homer City and Graceton troops gathered at Homer City High School for a Court of Honor. New Tenderfoot, Second Class and Star Scouts were welcomed and honored by officials including Rev W J Ritchie and Dr C W H Kirk. The county council reports growing membership around 1400 with enduring Scout leadership and planned programs for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer City
Wayne Wetwel
Samuel Torquaito
Millard Frye
Graceton
Joe Zuldaz
Randy Oswalt
Warry Will
George Allison
Joe Minarski
Kenneth Phillippi
Wally Varescak
Sam Konkoly
Joe Povolic
Woodrow Phillip
Homey City
Allen Wilson
Indiana
H. J. Buchhett
Rossiter
Bell
Lndilana
H. J. Buchheit
George Marlin
Harry Johnston
Acott
Indiana County Council
Fett
A. J. Musser
National Council
Kirk
Homer
Vamnd
John EB. Davis
Clymer
Bouard
West
Marayette Tuck
W. A. Sweet
R. A. “Flenderyon
John §. Fisher
H.C. W
Pattardsa
W. J. Robinsteen
A. W. and
Weank D
Welsh
Louis Handler
M. &. Michail
Harry Levinson
R. B. Krape
de- Witt Thay
Dick Wehrle
Major McLain
Caup
W. A. Moss
T. J. Fassett
W. H. Mc-Goll
Theodore Stacy
E. L. Ritchey
HB. A. Muorb
J. Hitler Peeler
W. J. Rotiasteen
Earl Raymond
John Warnes
J. Cloid Rinn
Leathechip and
Ciymar Fim
Hathich
L. ‘Fassek
Timothy McGarthy
J. S. Miller
Clark
Wilbur ‘Boucher
Howard McDowell
Robert Shunkweiler
Miles Shunkweiler
Rob
Local names appear in scattered Punxsutawney notes
Evert Wagner burned in an accident Tuesday evening. W. T. Dias hauled for miller R. V. Clawson last week. T. L. Dick visited Heshkbon on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Mack of Clyde called on Mrs. Ermina Wagner Sunday. P. Lichtenfels called on Mrs. John Ray of Brockway, spent two weeks with her parents Mr. and Mrs. David Gibeon, returning Saturday. Mrs. Luie Depp and daughter Helen Marla visited Punxsutawney on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Wells and two children John and Wave, and T. M. and Mrs. Wm. Kanauft of Juneau, Dilpatrick spent Sunday with Mr. Born and Mrs. James Miner. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Moore of Glen Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Ora Weaver, James Miller and Earl Lewis spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. James Miller at Punxsutawney Hospital. Marry Weaver was a Punxsutawney business caller Saturday. Mrs. Wm. Oberlin and daughter Margery spent the weekend with relatives at Punxsutawney, returning Saturday evening. Richard Dodson of Canck Ridge was a business caller in town Saturday. Mrs. Work visits her daughter Mrs. George Sink of Du.
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Born
Mra
James Min
Fon
Otto Moore
Glen Campbell
Ora ‘Weaver
James Miller
Earl Lewis
Punxsutawney Hospital
Marry Weaver
Punxsutawney
Wm, Oberlin
Margery
Humidifiers for Radiator Heating Featured in Health Talk
The Pennsylvan ia Department of Health weekly health talk by Dr. Holgar 8 Everhart emphasizes maintaining humidity in heated homes. It warns that dry air from radiators can cause colds, dry skin, and nasal irritation, urging use of humidifiers on radiators and moisture from potted plants to improve indoor air quality and comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Department of Health
Holgar
Everhart
Bureau of
Byer- Talaya
Summmer
Deaths and obituaries in Rossiter and nearby towns
Margaret Laughrie aged 60 years a longtime Rossiter resident died at her son Thomas Strawbridge’s home in St Michaels PA. She was known as Grandmother Strawbridge and survived by three children. Clara Beer 88 died in Marchand after an Evangelical Church membership of 58 years. burial in Fine Church cemetery. Bradley W Wilson 76 died in Glen Campbell after a long illness. funeral at Burnside cemetery. Mrs John Baker 71 died suddenly at Elders Ridge after being ill following a trip to Salisbury. William H Smith formerly of Indiana died in San Francisco after naval service in the Spanish American War. Eleanor Grace welcomed as baby daughter to Samuel and Mrs Gallerio on Tocust Street.
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Margaret Laughrie
Rossiter
Thomas Strawbridge
St. Michaels
Strawbridge
Joan Laughrie
Union Cemetery
Clara Beer
Clara Heer
Mia
Jane Pelfer
Trade City
George
Barbara Yoas
Peter Beer
Evan-gelical Church
George Beer
Deck’ Ers Point
Will Beer
Dixnville
Jessie Beer
Spangler
James Beer
Indiana
Jane Peffer
Marchand
Mary Dibler
Marton Center
Clara Mumat
Spokane
Wash
W.§. Harr
Cherry Tree
Glen Campbell
Odd Fellows Lodge
Burnside Cemetery
John Baker
Elders Ridge
Bert Baker
Hilders Ridge
West Lebanon
J. D. Humphrey
William H. Smith
William AH. Smith
J. R. King
South Seventh Street
Lederman General Hospital
San Francisco
Calif
Mr. Smith
Avas
A. W. Wilson & Co
Navy
Naval Services
First Club Institute in County a Big Success
More than fifty women attended the initial club institute in Marion Center, with delegates from Indiana, Creekside, Marion Center and Phimville. Sessions covered ethics programs and budgets, a luncheon was served by M B H church women, and music by the Marion Center high school orchestra accompanied patriotic singing and a question box. A southern county institute is planned for Blacklick on January 20 with invitations to all women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Marion Center
Indiana
Creekside
Phimville
M. BH
Marion’ Center
American Legion Has Good Outlook for Coming Year
The local American Legion Post held its regular monthly meeting with a large attendance. Finance Officer Stephens reported the post in fine financial shape. Past Commander Richard W. Watson installed new officers led by Commander Charles C. McLain with Lisls Moorhead as senior vice commander and Don Getty as junior vice commander. Others include Myrtle O. Gray adjutant, Hogar Walker chaplain, Richard W. Watson historian, Gilbert B. Parnell legal aid, Alexander M. Stewart employment officer, Burnell Shea sergeant at arms, and executive committee members Vernon F. Taylor, William B. Pierce, L. Murray Peeler, Norman B. Green, with Charles Ey Rink as part commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Legion
Legion
Stephens
Richard W. Watson
Charles C. McLain
Janior
Lisls Moorhead
Don Getty
Myrtle O. Gray
Hogar, Walker
Gilbert 8. Parnell
Alexander M. Stewart
Burnell Shea
Vernon F. Taylor
William B. Pierce
L. Murray Peeler
Norman B. Green
Charles Ey Rink
Bath undergoes appendicitis operation at Indiana hospital
Bath Bath, son of Mr and Mrs John Bath of South Seventh street, underwent a successful appendicitis operation at the Indiana hospital Friday morning and is reported in good condition. He will be confined to the hospital for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biss" Bath
John Bath
South Seventh Street
Indiana Hospital
Boy Arrives in Keim Home With Newborn Robert Martin
Mr and Mrs Bozle Keim announce the arrival of an eight and one half pound boy named Robert Martin. The newborn and mother are reportedly doing splendidly as the family welcomes the child into Keim home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keim
Bozle Keim
Robert Martin
Local Notables See Guests and Family Visits
Lieut Moya Hennett from Guariten Valshen Jadt Weak visits with his father W G Bennett. Mrs H B Clark guests of her son W D Clark and daughter Mrs R W Wright of Pittsburgh. Rev Jewell of Pittsburgh preached in Baptist church Sunday. Mr and Mrs Henry Martz and the late visitors. Mrs B F Sterling spent days in Clearfield last week. Hon and Mrs J C Clark visiting in Philadelphia.
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Liapse
Moya Hennett
Guariten
Valshen
Jadt
W. G. Bennett
H. B. Clark
W.D. Clark
R. W. Wright
Pittsburgh
Jewell
Henry Martz
B. F.sterling
Clearfield
Ba Or
Neill
J. C. Clark
Philadelphia
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Hesheon
Cls
George Sink
Ritz Theatre
Bob Ott
Arists
Orering
Ott Beauty
Gallerion
Samuel Gallerio
Tocust Street
Eleanor Grace
Silas C. Streams
Undertaker
Phila
Teans
Gaite Marion Center
Kellysburg
Gen Campbell
Stafford
Starford
Rosalter
Dan
Glen Campell
Starfrd
Pee
Glen’ Campbell
Hen Campbell
Kentyaburg
W. Rankin
H. H. Hetrick
J. W. Rankin
Burgess W. G. Bowser
Hetrick
Rankin
B. H. Briggs
J. H. Steele
D. W. Lyle
O. N. Widdowson
Mr. Hetrick
Thomas Kirkman
Peter Hart
Toney Askey
Askey
Board of Education
Clymer Volunteer Fire Company
Neely’s
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