Local Visitors and Weekend Visits Highlight Indiana Area Notes
Clarksburg reports weekend visits by Mr and Mrs Lawrence Wrulger of Pittsburgh to the T B Redbaugh home. Mrs M A Fulton and Mrs Carrie Hirick spent Friday evening with Clifford Cunningham in Saltsburg. Harry Coleman and daughter Jean were Riders Ridge callers on Sunday. Miss Katherine Allshouse is listed as ill. Mrs J G Moorehead visited the William Ferguson home in Indiana. Mrs Mary Speedy and children visited in Apollo and Vanderegrift. Frank Cribbs and Sara Martha Shearer of Watsons Ridge visited friends nearby. J M Keeley of Saltsburg and family were guests in the Harry Coleman home. A Leydic of New Alexandria spent Thursday evening with his son George. Sunday school next Sunday at 1 15 and church services at 2 30. Dorothy Gill of Blairsville spent the weekend with the William Pierce home. Mrs Carolyn Marshall plans to spend winter with her son Clare in Indiana. Kenneth Sload spent a few days at his home in Duncannon. Mr and Mrs J A Fryar, Mr and Mrs Paul Lowman, and Mrs Raymond Jewell were Indiana shoppers Saturday. Stewart Marshall and family of Lewisville and Mrs Zerfoss and son near town attended church services Sunday. Wallace Clawson of Conemaugh township visited the Hullenbaugh home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Coleman
Jean
Riders Ridge
Katherine Allshouse
J. G. Moorehead
William Ferguson
Indiana
Mary Speedy
Apollo
Vanderegrift
Frank Cribbs
Sara
Martha’ Shearer
Watsons Ridge
J. M. Keeley
Saltsburg
A. ©. Leydic
New Alexandria
George Leydic
Dorothy Gill
Blairsville
William Pierce
Carolyn Marshall
Clare
Kenneth Sload
Duncannon
J. A. Fryar
Paul Lowman
Raymond Jewell
Stewart Marshall
Lewisville
Zerfoss
Near Town
Wallace Clawson
Conemaugh Township
Hullenbaugh
A Turfo Memoir of Wally Bryant and a Ten Grand Debt
The tale recalls 1918 when Mudder McMork and friends helped a Memphis colt handler named Wally Bryant escape a trap and a ten thousand dollar bail by selling off horses and borrowing to raise funds. Years later in Bowie they spot Bryant again, gray and wary, believing the old man may repay the debt by turning straight. The story blends racing lore with a cautious, redemptive arc about misplaced trust and second chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roamer
Saratoga
Springs
Mudder McMork
Harry
Pinhead
Mississippi
Memphis
Wally Bryant
Bryant
Mathews Bryant
Wally
Saps
Racing Commission
Harry the Pinhead
Hirst
Mudder
Harry the
Buddy
Creekside community notes drift with moving, farewells
Mr and Mrs Charles Stiffey plan to move to Seechburg this week with their sons employed there. Ronald Johnston returns to Ohio Northern University. Mrs Dorothy Bothell Kunkle dies at Indiana hospital. Mrs Harry Weasel to return home after hospital stay. The Johnston and Steffey families visit Punxsutawney and Cherry Tree. Ralph Wengel and Ronald Johnston leave home for military and college study. Rev Jones to preach to the young at M E church next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creekside
Charles Stiffey
Seechburg
Stallman
Ronald Johnston
Ohio Northern University
Dorothy Bothell Kunkle
Indiana Hospital
Harry Weasel
Robert Johnston and Sons
Punxsutawney
John Steffey
McKee
Cherry Tree
Kline
Getty
Wilhelm
Ralph Wengel
Army
New Jersey
Stewart Piles
Potter
Rev. Jones
Folka
M. E
Elders Ridge Social Notes and Visits
Mrs. S. R. Hine called at Mrs. Walter Ewing's Friday afternoon. Joseph Henderson was an Indiana caller Thursday night. Walter Ewing was a business caller at Rossmoyne Wednesday afternoon. The Christian Helpers class met at Elsie Faith's home Thursday night. Hether Hine of Indiana spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Hine. James Ewing called at Prof. Campbell's Friday night. The W C G T U will meet at Mrs. Earl Manner's Thursday night. Leader Mrs. Winona Fassett entertaining Mrs. C. P. Ewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Manner
Winona Fassett
Mra
C. PB
Ewing
Retort Courteous and Kangaroo Songlike Exchange
A comic exchange unfolds between James and a kangaroo at the zoo about names. A maid interjects with a playful misquotation about eggs and yesterday. The piece riffs on two reasons people intrude, joking that they lack business and mind. The note cites The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette at $5.50 to R. D. readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
The
Progress and
Pittsburgh Post- Gazette
R. D
Community Callers and Visits Across Washington Township
Washington Township neighbors and relatives make frequent calls across Kittanning and nearby towns. The notes list numerous visits to hospitals, homes, and family events with names like Lukehart Frick Harman Blystone Mangus and Peterman, plus gatherings in Indiana Vandergrift Five Points Atwood Chambersville Beyer Dayton and Elderton.
Verse From the Bible for Envy and Strife
A concise biblical verse reflects on envy and strife causing confusion and every evil work as cited in James chapter three verse sixteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Daughter Chicken Remark Sparks Online Backlash
A social media exchange drew heavy criticism after a commenter referred to a daughter as a chicken while avoiding saying anything disrespectful about her mother, prompting discussions on tone and decency in online discourse.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bell
Fire Department
James J. Walters
Clarksburg
Lawrence Wrulger
Pittsburgh
M. A. Fulton
Carrie Hirick
Clifford Cunningham
Salinburg
Streams Funeral Home Phone 700
Rand
Prati
R. W. Wehrle & CO
Phila
Mabel Rooks
District of Columbia
Boston
Widdow Hendry
Paddy
Scarlett
Farmers Bank & Trust Company
Washington
Clair Lukehart
Bert Orr
L. N. Frick
Willard Frick
Walter Harman
Annie Boyer
Kenneth Marshall
George Hopkins
Doy Dunmire
Elderton
Christ Dunmire
Amanda Rankin
Mangus
Wilard Frick
Walter Mangus
Byron Brown
Mr. Brown
Archie Brown
J. EB. Blystone
Josiah Fisher
Charles Harman
I. N. Frick
A. Ic. Marshall
George Hagerty
J. BE. Park
Frank Lohr
Ethal
Mae Fisher
Edward Boyer
Jay Sourwine
Carl
Clair ‘Peterman
Brice Peterman
Five Points
Walter Bartholomew
Chambersville
Bartholomew
John Cuddy
Atwood
J.E. Blystone
Reid and
Glenn
Margaret Crooks
Beyer
Susan Kelley
Ella Fleming
Bert Whitacre
Beryl
Dayton
J. K. Blystone
Earl Blystone
Roy Blystone
Carl Miller
Myron Rearigh
James Blystone
J. E. Blystone
G. C. Murphy Co
Phila, St. Indiana
the Friendly Store
Dr. Stahlman
NCERE
Phila. St
Capitol Restaurant
Larrow and
Edelman
Efroou Rr
Wingold
Goldenrod
Winona
Millers Dog
Hetrick & Wilson
P.R.R
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