Local notes from Cheerytree residents and visitors
Misses Rose and Eva Garman visited here over Sunday. Miss Lillian Shepherd ill with typhoid. Blair Wissinger in Altoona. attended funeral of Mrs Wissinger's mother Mrs Lydie of Tayloraville. Joseph Nicewonger moved to Cresson. Kinporta and Sechler visited Barnesboro. Emma Speedy visited Mollie Rapkin. Calvin Boyer traveled to Vandergrift. Young people held a social at Samuel Calhoun's. Next teachers institute at Hanging Rock schoolhouse next Friday and Saturday. Wilcox and Fisher sought work in Johnstown. Geo Lutman visited sister Mrs Howard Smith in Windber. Crowd went to Arcadia for supper. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Riddle and daughter Bertha returned from Windber. Series of Lutheran church meetings started. Martha Trimble visited Templeton in Martin town. Oia Wilt back to school. Prof H H Shoemaker to open singing school Feb 13. Prospects large class. Mrs Geo Lutman sick. Mande and Lena Patterson visited. About 50 youths at Daisy Craig's. Virginia Morris on business from Pine Plats. Laura Kilpatrick of Richmond guest of John and Mrs Meekins. John Bell in city buying goods. John Ralzigh bought John Clark property. Mr Duncan of Wintondale at Chas Duncan’s illness. Mr and Mrs Cassidy of Greensburg visiting. returned home. Mrs Morton and son of Smiths Station visiting. Mrs Geary attended funeral of Isaac St Clair in Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Speedy
Mollie Rapkin
Willet
Calvin Boyer
Vandergrift
Samuel Calhoun
Hanging Rock
Barnet Wilcox
Arthur Fisher
Johnstown
Geo. Lutman
Howard Smith
Windber
Arcadia
Horace Riddle
Bertha
Misa Martha Trimble
Robert Templeton
Martintown
Oia Wilt
H. H. Shoemaker
Deanville
Misees Mande
Lena Patterson
Hilladale
Francis Fleming
Daisy Craig
Virginia Morris
Laura Kilpatrick
Richmond
John Meekins
John Bell
John Ralzigh
John Clark
Duncan
Wintondale
Chas. Duncan
Cassidy
Greensburg
Morton and Son
Smiths Station
Geary
Isaac St. Clair
Pittsburg
Local Social Notes From Town and Nearby Areas
Grandma Enterline visits daughter Mrs George Moot in town. Clay Downey travels to Pittsburgh for new job. Rev Strayer conducts meetings at United Evangelical Church. Edith Cramer guests Edith Peiffer for a day. Wingert returns to Carlisle college. Rev W H Cramer and son Phil return from Avonmore. Ada Walker goes home to Leechburg. Mrs James Deshong and Mrs Woodward visit from Cochrans Mills. Progh of Atwood visits Daniel King. Jesse King stays in Avonmore. Mrs Frank Progh visits Idaho. Carrie Fryer visits sister Elisha Young in Idaho. Harry B Smith and W G King Jr spend Friday in Indiana. Clara B Wherry of Indiana visits here over weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bend
Ada Walker
Leechburg
James Deshong
Woodward
Cochrans Mills
Mert. Progh
Atwood
Daniel King
Jesse King
Avonmore
Frank Progh
Idaho
Carrie Fryer
Elisha Young
Harry B. Smith
W. G. King, Jr
Indiana
Clara B. Wherry
Local social notes and visits across Gilpin and nearby towns
Mrs Eliza Buchanan suffers croup with uncertain recovery. Allegheny visitors James Falmer and wife are in town. Mrs James Buchanan and daughter Annie from Tanoma hosted at Alex Walker's. John Griffith and Emma from Indiana visited Capt Kinter. Robert McLaughlin and family visited county seat Thursday. Nine Gaibleton pupils bought an organ with pie social funds. Wilda and Odie Kinter from Tanoma visited Goldie and Annie Kinter. Kintersburg string band hosted by L A Stuchell and wife near Marion Center. Horace Kinter departed for Vandergrift for work. T E Huber moved sawmill to J P Marlin's in Kellysburg. McMillen & Pierce moved theirs to Scott Chambers. T E Huber and J E Galbreath plan a Virginia timber trip. Harvey Peiffer of Gilpin spent Sunday with P A Deemer's family. Harry Seanor, county treasurer candidate, canvassed the area. Mrs Jonathan Neff ill. Mr and Mrs A G Brewer returned from a visit near Glen Campbell. Mrs Nancy Wilson left for a week’s visit near Elderton. Mrs Neff and Elsie of Pittsburg...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Buchanan
James Falmer
Allegheny
James Buchanan
Annie
Tanoma
Alex’ Walker
Jobn Griffith
Emma
Indiana
Capt. Kinter
Robert McLaughlin
Gaibleton
Wilda
Odie Kinter
Goldie
Annie Kinter
Kintersburg
L. A. Stuchell
Marion Center
Horace Kinter
Vandergrift
T. E. Huber
Alex Walker
J. P. Marlin
P. A. Deemer
Rayne
Harry Seanor
Jonathan Neff
A. G. Brewer
Glen Campbell
Nancy Wilson
Elderton
Neff
Elsie
Pitts
Local notes and visits fill the week in Burg area
Miss Lula Dilta returns to Richmond after a two week visit. Neighbors hold a singing at Mr. Gun Smith’s. Mrs. Mary Widdowson visits daughter Mrs. Ditta. George Hamilton family spend time with relatives near Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. McCoy and Mr. Horton guests of Harmon. C. F. Way of Pittsburg visits parents over Sabbath. Mrs. D. L. Frec returns from Vandergrift. J. H. Way visits Plumville. Violet and Lillian McCoy visit Nellie Davis. Myre Earl Lewis and Mrs. Sloan visit J. W. Shields family. Farrar spends a few days in Smicesburg. Ella, Pearl, Margaret Stiteler and Mrs. G. Weston at Kittanning. Angus Stear healing from broken leg at Cortez. Harry Seanox candidate for county treasurer visits town. Adam Black and J. L. Fleck at Georgeville. D. R. Crawford visits relatives at Georgeville. Rev. M. S. Kemp to preach in local Lutheran church next Sabbath. Rev. D. P. French and wife visit Plainville friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burg
Lula Dilta
Richmond
Gun. Smith
Mary Widdowson
Ditta
George Hamilton
Indiana
Smicesburg
Clawson Farrar
Paunxsutawney
Apent
Ella
Pearl Marshall
Margaret Stiteler
Georgeville
T. Ad. Lukehart
Covode
D. R. Crawford
Kemp
Avonmore
D. P. French
Plainville
Local Notes Highlight Ambrose And Vandergrift Residents
Miss Minnie Lemmon of Ambrose calls in town on Saturday. Miss Sarah Wilson went to Pittsburg to visit her brother. Willet residents Mia James Trusal and Maude visited town. Rev. E S Pierce preached at Newville for Rev. Duff with Rev. French away. Farman listed in meet series. McGregor lost a horse last Thursday. James Green leaves for Columbus to attend school. Bertha Mikesel visits Mrs. Patterson in Vandergrift. James Whitacre returns to Vandergrift. Post office moved to a large well lit heated room. Mrs. Lankard seriously ill at Homer Hilberry home. Attorney and Mrs. Stuchul of Indiana spent Sunday here. Mrs. John Needham of Glendora Cal continues report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Lemmon
Ambrose, Syas
Sarah Wilson
Pittsburg
William
Mia
James Trusal
Maude
Willet
E. S. Pierce
Newville
Duff
French
Indiana
Farman
T. D. McGregor
James Green
Columbus
Bertha Mikesel
Mm. Patterson
Vandergrift
James Whitacre
Lankard
Homer Hilberry
John Stuchul
John Needham
Glendora, Cal
Local Socials and Visits Reported Around Rayne Township
A stream of visitors and social events fills Rayne township with activity. Bertha Williams visits Cockport. Bertha Wiggins accompanies Dr. S L Wiggins home. Orrs and Jordans host gatherings. Independence era residents like Miss Alice McGinnty and Mrs. Kate Widdowson are guests of local families. Rev Cogley conducts M E Church meetings. multiple residents travel to Atwood, Plumville, Blairsville and Deckers Point for visits and dances.
Farms for Sale Near Indiana Pennsylvania
100 acres timbered land except 12 acres underlaid with coal located 6 miles north of Indiana Pennsylvania. 86 acres 2 miles east of Indiana. 124 acres 3 miles south of Indiana. 108 acres 14 miles south of 160 acres 2 miles north of Indiana. For further particulars contact 8 M McHenry Rowe Building Indiana Pa Opp Cunningham Stores
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
M. McHenry
Rowe Building
Cunningham Stores
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Plumville
Charles Tucker
Bertha Williams
Cockport
Matthew Stearns
Z. Q. Schrecengost
Stewart
Gilbert Lewis
Nebraska
Schrecengost
Shelocta
Scott Walker
Blairsville
Wm. Myers
Mt. Pleasant
Samuel Kimmell
8. L. Wiggins
McKeesport
Bertha Wiggins
James Speedy
Alex Wiggins
James Wiggins
Rankin
Rayne Township
Homer Work
Deckers Point
Joe McCormick
James Wyncoop
Life
Victor Roller
David Ellis
J.C. Wallace & Son
Philadelphia
Inprana, Pa
Cunningham's
Cunningham’s
Cunningham
Oxford
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