Communion Services And Local Notices In Currys Run And Plum Creek
Community announcements record church services at Currys Run with 11 00 am Sunday communion and 7 30 pm Saturday preparatory rites. Also noted are visits, weekend travels, health notes, and local patronage across Plum Creek Valley, including retirements from the Indiana Board of Education for Dr W A Simpson and Dr A H Stewart.
Maple Grove Social Notes Reflect Local Visits
Maple Grove residents and neighbors logged visits and calls across towns including Robindale Heilwood Indiana and near Covyode. The notes describe طول community entries from Jay Mack Glenn Coy and the Sloppy family with multiple callers and informal gatherings.
Local Notes from Elderton and Surroundings
Indiana visitor Lewis G. Clark transacted business here last Tuesday. The Ladies Aid of United Presbyterian met at Mrs N S Rupert’s home Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Silas Cribbs and John Cribbs attended Harrison Hall’s funeral at St Paul church Wednesday. Rural Valley beat Ederton High in a midweek basketball game. Week of Prayer events continued led by ministers from M B church Reformed church and Presbyterian church. Pittsburgh visitors Frank and Mrs Frank Ashe visited friends here Saturday praise. Ankeny family from Pittsburgh spent the weekend with Jacob Ankeny. Mrs Paul Prugh Mahoning weekend with relatives. David George of Vandergrift visited with his parents J Cal and Mrs George Sunday and Monday. Miss Mary Thelma Russell leaves for Nanty Glo to visit her sister. Joseph Mchugh of Ohio was a business caller Saturday. Plumville visitors Mr and Mrs S F Houser Monday. Lester Love of Canton was here on business. Lawrence Johnston called at Hamilton Saturday. Mr and Mrs John C Elkin welcomed a daughter born January 9. Harvey Hall welcomed a son last week. Miss Gladys Barret teacher at Davis school visited with Mr and Mrs Merle Marshall. David Stahl of Cockport called Monday. Audrey Rummel, Mundy’s Corner employee, spent past week at home. Mrs E P Coble of Pine Grove spent Friday with son Wallie Coble. Dwight Gressley of Indiana called Tuesday. Mrs Wm Crosman and daughters Daisy and Birdavee spent Friday with Max Fleming. A Learn of Cockport was a Friday caller. Mrs Harry Stiffler spent Friday evening with Mrs Bert Rummel. Nona Berringer, employed at Commodore, spent Sunday at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Ross
Leora Painter
Indiana
Wm. Ross
Alcey
Delbert Alters
Dennis Gamble
Dale Shaner
Plum Creek Valley
Lowry Little
Clark Jamison
John ‘Rankin
Ambrose W. C. T. U
Lynn Furman
Josiah McQuown
Canton
Ohio
Silas McQuown
Clark Jaraigon
Norman Hightcap
Tait Streams
Plumville
C. T. Bell
D. R. Hill
Brd
Brandon
Chambersville, S
Mrs. Bush
Joe Potts
Mae
Harry Rankin
Walter Carney
Robindale
Albert Coy
G. BE. Holmes
Heilwood
Isaac Sleppy
Royden and
Forrest Coy
R. G. Wolfe
Penn Run
Ernest Dearmy
Strongstown
Gressley
Jay Mack
Glenn Coy
G. R. Waltemire
Royden, Worrest
Mary Coy
Conrad Sloppy
Mary Clark
Rebecca Detwiler
Elizabeth Gressley
Rezza McCullough
George May
Covyode
Roezza
Erma McCullough
P. Douglass
Elderton Lewis G. Clark
Ladies' Aid
United Presbyterian Church
N.S. Rupert
Silas Cribbs
John Cribbs
Harrison
M. B. Church
Papajon
The
Reformed Church
M. D. McClelland
Presbyterian Church
Frank Ashe
Mary Louise
Pittsburgh
Frank Ankeny
Jacob An Keny
Paul Prugh
Mahoning
Joseph Mchugh
S. F. Houser
Lester Love
Lawrence Johnston
Hamilton
John C. Elkin
Harvey Hall
Gladys Barret
Davis School
Merle Marshall
David Stahl
Cockport
Audrey Rummel
Mundy’s Corner
E. P. Coble
Pine Grove
Wallie Coble
Dwight Gressley
Wm. Crosman
Daisy
Birdavee
Max Fleming
Dayton Fair Posts A Loss At 1920 Exhibition
Dayton fair reports show receipts of 14076.11 including a 3000 loan. Expenditures totaled 13857.70 leaving 217.41 in treasury and a deficit of 2782.69. Officers elected include Pres. H L Huenberger VP J R Barnard Sec C M Dickason Treas A C Beck Librarian A K Goodheart Managers 8 J McElwain B P Marshall J H Calhoun H A Brice J L Jordan Auditors H S Coleman H Q Peters J M Kirkpatrick Chest Marshall H H Oaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton Fair
Dayton
Dayton Agdail and Mechanical Associaton
Treasury
H. L. Huenberger
J. R. Barnard
C. M. Dickason
A. C. Beck
A. K. Goodheart
J. McElwain
B. P. Marshall
J. H. Calhoun
H. A. Brice
J. L. Jordan
H. S. Coleman
H. Q. Peters
ConnellsvilleNotables DeathOf John A. McKesson
John A McKesson a well known Connellsville resident died at his home 206 East Francia Ave after a lengthy illness He was born October 16 1848 in Cherryhill Twp Indiana County and lived in Connellsville for 44 years A carpenter by trade he was longtime United Presbyterian Church member and served as elder for 40 years He is survived by widow Miss Fanny Sampson a son Chester K McKesson a sister Mrs J P Kennedy and one other...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. McKesson
Connellsville
East Francia Ave
Mr. McKesson
Cherryhill
United Presbyterian Church
Anna McFarland
Daniel McFarland
Brughvalley Township
Indiana County
Chester K. McKesson
Fanny Sampson
J. P.kennedy
George Krupp
Hill Grove Cemetery
Connellaville
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Kenwood
F. C. Amond
Wizzie Hiwood
Lizzie Din
Wiidie
Pan Martin
Indiana Board of Education
W. A. Simpson
A. H. Stewart
Maple Grove
Penna
Ellis
Ellis Mills
Indiana, Pa
Better Shoes & Hoge
David George
Vandergrift
J. Cal George
Mary Thelma Russell
Nanty-Glo
F. A. Edmond
Rossmoyne
Berringer
Ritz Theatre
Ted Lewis
Tiger Rose
Monte Blue
Lupe Velox
Ann Pennington
Indiana Theatre
Lone Wole
Bert Lytell
Tipe’ Basquette
Jack Padjanake
Chicago
Ralph Ince
Rin Tin Tin
Squire C. C. McLain
Luther Lydick
Cherry Tree
Clair Lewis
Avonmore
John Bricklemeyer
Helen Mullen
Patton
White Filling Station
Glen Campbell
Mullen
Our
Gibson Machine Shop and Garage
Douglass
Douglass Studio
Insmore
Indianaa
Paul B. Hasingeriana
the Savings & 1 & Trust Co