Engagement Announced at Glen Campbell Luncheon
The engagement of Miss Martha B. Clark to Barney Wilmuth of Meyersdale was announced at a well appointed luncheon hosted by Mrs. J. O. Clark. Guests came from Clearfield Patton Altoona Burnside Patchinville Indiana and Meyersdale. Miss Clark teaches in Glen Campbell schools and Wilmuth is a Meyersdale businessman. The wedding is planned for early June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Campbell
Martha B. Clark
Barney Wilmuth
Meyerndale
J. O. Clark
Miss Clark
Clearfield
Patton
Altoona
Burnwide
Patchinville
Indiana
Meyeradale
Clark
H. B. Clark
Wilmuth
Meyersdale
Keenan
Snyder
H. H. Wiliams
Pine Flats
Howard D. Strassler
Mabel V. Johnson
Cresson
Strassler
Cambria & Clearfield
The
Baptist Church
Samuel Rush
BE. C. Ake
J. D. Ake
Hillsdale
William Davidson
Marion Center
Grant Snyder
R. C. Cessna
Clear- Clearfield
Philadelphia
N. C. Harvey
Elmira
Pearl Klingensmith
Kittanning
Murray Knapp
W. A. W. Krebs
Pittsburg
S. K. Rank
Messrs
Carl B. Patchin
Geo. McKeage
Burnside
R. E. Schall
Arcadia
Donald McMasters
Sapulpa
Okla
Donald, Jr
I. R., McMasters
Closing Out Sale at Rossmayne Flouring Mills
The Rossmayne Flouring Mills announce a closing out sale offering a 25 percent discount on all general merchandise except groceries nails and bolts. The sale applies to goods with a combined invoice value of seven thousand dollars as the milling business expands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossmayne Flouring Mills
Sabbath News From Shelocta Area
Charlotte Armstrong and Kathryne Johns visit relatives in Indiana and nearby towns. John King and Marton Sell noted at various local places. A Hilltop Society gathering featured singing and talks despite poor weather. John Merritte Driver to lecture at hired Presbyterian church on Feb. 6. Walker school pupils visited Shelocta borough school. Communion observed at United Presbyterian church. Mildred Kimmel home for weekend with parents in Homer City area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Armstrong
Indiana
Lois Armstrong
John King
Cochran's Mills
Marton Sell
J. T. Gibson
Ld. M. Mart
South Bend
Kathryne Johns
Edna Boyer
Near Here
Jas. Boyer
Hilltop Society
John Merritte Driver
Chicago
Presbyterian Church
Mason McGaughey
Walker School
Shelocta Borough
United Presbyterian Church
Mildred Kimmel
Homer City
Samuel Kimmel
Local notes on visits and school events in Indiana area
Fay Richardson returns home from Kent. Indiana visitors include J A Weiss Frank Hughes J A Snyder Verner Vanleer Hild Doty Floyd Joyce Richardson Edward Stanley Ord Weaver Norman Pardee Dave Braughter Clark Bartlabaugh and others. Richmond school hosts a literary society at United Brethren church Friday. Crawford school reopened after scarlet fever closure since January. Attorney Richard Watson spoke at a Sons of Veterans supper in Odd Fellows hall Friday. Various residents from Punxsutawney Indiana Homer City DuBois Reynoldsville and Ju net call on town friends during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester Mills
Fay Richardson
Kent
Punxsutawney
J. A. Weiss
Frank Hughes
J. A. Snyder
Verner Vanleer
Hild Doty
Floyd
Joyce Richardson
Edward Stanley
Ord Weaver
Norman Pardee
Dave Braughter
Clark Bartlabaugh
Marion Center
Richmond
United Brethren Church
George and Henry Shieldy
Juneat
Town Friends
Crawford School
P. Barrett
David Pollock
Indiana
Tunsday
D. W. Alderton
Almanall
Harvey Lewis
Ralph
Helen
Homer City
Arthur Robinson
H. C. Bider
J. J. Potts
Pauline Sink
DuBois
James T. Work
Robert Kinter
Shelocta
E. W. Locke
D. A. Potts
Edward
JE. &. Hdgely
Arizona
Elizabeth Fleck
du Bois
Reynoldsville
Richard Watson
Sons of Veterans
Odd Fellows Hall
John Gamble
David Vanieer
Peter Pierce
Mia
Edward Potts
Local notices from Onberg and nearby towns
Vernon Whlessinger visits grandmother Mrs. Sarah Howearth. Robert Lydick transacts business in Onberg. Mrs. Elmer Lydick convalescent. Rev G B E Swengel, bishop, speaks at Grace A W church. Mrs. Swartz and Miss Ward visit Indiana. Joseph Rising undergoes operation at Indiana hospital. Raymond Christy is sick. Ward Houk transacts business in Indiana. Stork brings eight pound baby boy to Leslie Ruffner home. Martha Jane McDurmilt visiting Leslie Ruffner and Susanna Ruffner. Miss Pearl Stear returns from Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. W E Harbridge and Rev Arthur South visit Lucy Wissell. Wm Neeley visits Onberg. Huey Wissell transacts business in Clearfield. Charles Postlewaite and Linn Means finish drilling and return home. John McGanley discharged from Dixonville hospital. Miss Byrde Wissell visits Arcadia residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Whlessinger
Sarah Howearth
Robert Lydick
Onberg
Elmer Lydick
G. BE. Swengel
United Evangelical Church
Joseph Rising
Cherryhill Township
Indiana Hospital
Raymond Christy
Clymer
Luther Helman
Ward Houk
Indiana
Stork
Leslie Ruffner
Martha Jane McDurmilt
Vandergrist
Susanna Ruffner
Pearl Stear
W. E. Harbridge
Near Clymer
Arthur South
Lucy Wissell
Wm. Neeley
Huey. Wissell
Clearfield
Charles Postlewaite
Creekside
Linn Means
Walier
John McGanley
Dixonville Hospital
Byrd
In Memoriam Notice for Mrs. Elizabeth M. George
Grateful family thanks friends for kindness after the death of Mrs. Elizabeth M. George. The bereavement brings deep sorrow at home with prayers for solace and comfort from God to heal their loss as loved ones bid farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Clawson
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Marchand Frank Wingert
Big Run
Silas Wingert
Rosa Wingert
May Nirick
Rev. W. W. Elrick
Somerset
Hooversville
Ed Peifer
Carl Moor
W. W. Hirick
Marchand Library
Idaho
Bess
Hele Wherry
W. P. George
Estella Kimmel
Jane George
Lulu Alshouse
Eva George
L. M. Henderson
Samuel Henderson
Myr
Ray Meyers
W. W. Barr
Adam Painter
Frank. Manshower
Frank Russell
Howard
James Wyncoop
New York
A. C. Prothero
Clark Speedy
Hazel Condron
A. C. Condron
William Kinter
McGaughey
Ambrose
8. C. Prothero
Arctics
Bunyasi
Wilmer Stewart
Ae, Wen
Avaganice
the Savings & Trust Company
Indiana, PA
Home Husband & Ciulurian
Mra
Elizabeth M. George Weddataney i
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