Community Notices From Indiana Church Services
The readers report church services and family visits over the past Sabbath in Indiana and nearby areas. Congregants gathered for services at 11:00 and 10:00, with Endeavor Day events planned to begin at 7:00. Attendees include McCurdy, Delbert Aiters, Walter Rising, Martha Wissinger, Robert Wigging, John Sharp, and families from Vandergrift and Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Indy
Iustian Endeavor
Igi Vine Mall
McCurdy
Éude
Indiana
Akey
Ke Ata Delbert Aiters
Johnstown
Lee Miller
Aes Rising
Walter Rising
Martha Wissinger
Robert Wigging
Vandergrift
John Sharp
Elders Ridge Sabbath School and Church Program
Sabbath school at 10 am and Christian Endeavor at 11 am with Young Peoples Society listed in the church program. Several local residents attend events and visits across Washington township and nearby towns, including sports and social gatherings, with prayers and services noted throughout the weekend.
M H church ladies quilt and community notes
The Creekside column lists quilting by the Ladies' Aid at Mrs. W B Klein's home, visits and illness among residents including Mrs. Elizabeth Harmon, updates on church services, social events at Indiana high school, and local travel including Mr. Wolfgang's sore foot. A Philadelphia to Long Island motor van incident and Pathfinder quips appear as local miscellany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Long Island
Jamaica
Smicksburg Injury Report and Local Visits Mentioned
Joe Stiteler, son of the late Bayid Stiteler, was seriously injured in a peculiar accident involving a passing automobile door lock while roller skating along the state road. The wound required 24 stitches to close. The piece also lists numerous local social visits and calls across nearby towns including Indiana, Pittsburgh, Ebensburg, DuBois, Plainville, Ford City, Rock Springs, and Jeannette, naming residents and households visited over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Stiteler
Bayid Stiteler
Martin Fultoer
Frank Ahcapher
Jones
Mias Obrien
Indiana
Désa and
Lawrence _Mikesell
Pittsburgh
M. K. Lewis
Merle Stiteler
Merle
Max
Hoa Mae
Ebensburg
Ann Irvin
John Good
DuBois
Taylor Good
George Welsh
Paul Stiteler
William Crigsman
Plainville
Glair Stear
J. L. G. Welch
Sop
Rodger
Ford City
Lottie Sims
Rock Springs
Wyo
George Welch
Allen
Everett BH. Kesler
Glen Lewis
Jeannette
John Lewis
Taylor
Date
Alverda Justice
Porter
David Elkin
Martha Uncapher
Local Visitsand Guests Across Indiana and Nearby Towns
Uniontown Miss Ivey Stahl of Indiana visited her brother Stanley Stahl recently. Mrs Will Kelly and son Hari of Marstellar are guests of Mrs Kellys parents Mr and Mrs J N Hudson. David Greasley of Indiana called on relatives here Wednesday. Mr and Mrs James Langham visited their son Max Langham of New Kensington on Sunday. Mr and Mrs C A Wright and family motored to Altoona on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Sheldon Douglass of Altoona were guests of Mr and Mrs Warren King, parents of Mrs Douglass, on Sunday. Mr and Mrs H H Koozer and Bert Clark of Indiana called on Mrs Rex Langham on Sunday. Iven Hudson of Clymer was the heir of his parents over the weekend. Carl and Ivan Sweitzer motored to West Virginia the latter part of last week and spent the weekend with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Church
W. B. Klein
Stewart Pfeir
Eva Hendricks
Mur. Condron
Indiana
Elizabeth Harmon
Samuel Fairman
C. A. DeHaven
David Bothell
Don
Maurice
D. A. McKee
M. B
John Johnston
Emma Brewer
Ivey Stahl
Stanley Stahl
Will Kelly
Hari
Marstellar
Kelly
J. N. Hudson
David Greasley
James Langham
Max Langham
New Kensington
C. A. Wright
Altoona
Sheldon Douglass
Warren King
Douglass
Bert Clark
Rex Langham
Iven Hudson
Clymer
Carl
Ivan Sweitzer
West Virginia
J. M. Sell
Kerr Home
Carrie Sharp
Brackenridge
H. Porter Miller and Son
Abbie Fleming
Vandergrift
Adeline Morock
Niagara Falls
Ployd Rupert
William Calhoun
Cleve Sheaffer
Pittsburgh
Delmas Sheaffer
John Helman
Saltsburg
Della Cunningham
Blairsville
Irvin Greene
Belsano
G. E. Holmes
Dorothy Lambing
Indiana Hospital
Mary Coy
Johnstown
John
Dwight Henry
D. H. Detwiler
Wilson Bowers
James
Clinton Bowers
Forrest
Cherry Malotte
Carl Gance
Carl Plousa
Glenn Coy
Gaylord Gressley
Conrad Sloppy
G. H. Holmes
Heilwood
George Greene
William McCullough
Ernest Dearmy
Strongstown
Church Services in Crooked Creek Area and Local Social Notes
In Chambersville Crooked Creek church will hold Sunday services with afternoon worship at 3 00 and Sunday school at 2 00. The column lists numerous local visits and social calls among residents from Five Points Plumville Vandergrift and surrounding towns including Brady Bartholomew Cuddy Kirk Miller Morock and others with occasional hints of small talk and a joke about a bald man.
Nan and the bachelor president tea meeting at Harrington
Nan defies social expectations at Harrington college reception then meets Thomas Hardwick the new bachelor president. A chance tea encounter leads to a rumor cleared when Nan learns there is no Mrs Hardwick. The city buzzes over college social rituals and potential romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlardwicks
Nan
Thomas Vardwick
Mrs. Hastings
Harrington
Old Harrington Ecollege
Nao [Latt
Lake Shore
Naa
Thomas Hardwick
Nap
Mr. Hardwick
Mrs. Hardwick
Mrs Hardwick
Fortune Teller Promises Money to New Doctor
A quirky exchange has a fortune teller assuring wealth with no sickness, while the client protests claiming to be a new doctor. The dialogue highlights a humorous clash between belief and professional status.
Death Notice for Mrs John Helman in Saltsburg
MAPLE GROVE News reports the death of Mrs. John Helman at her Saltsburg home. Former Maple Grove resident, the notice notes visitors and local social ties including Carl Prouse Heilwood Carl Gance Ebensburg and Cherry Malotta. Others mentioned attend events and visits at local homes and churches.
West Wheatfield Community Notices of Visits and Calls
Mr and Mrs Guy Smith called on Mr and Mrs Roy Palmer over weekend. Miss Rose Palmer visited sister Mrs G W Clawson Mount Tabor. Mrs R V Clawson and Mrs Harry Deemer from Heshbon called on Mrs Russell Palmer. Mrs C B Empfield and children of Heshbon stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs G W Palmer. Charles Hornet and Florence visited Luther Carnathan’s family. Guy McConnell stayed with family at Heshbon. Gladys Mack sick list. George Palmer visited Harry Smith. G W Clawson from Mt Tabor called on Roy Palmer. Campbell McConnell spent weekend with grandparents Mr and Mrs Geo Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Smith
Roy Palmer
Rose Palmer
G. W. Clawson
Mount Tabor
R. V. Clawson
Harry Deemer
Heshbon
Russell Palmer
C. B. Empfield
G. W. Palmer
Mt. Tabor
Charles Hornet
Chuck
Florence
Luther Carnathan
Guy McConnell
Gladys Mack
Collins Mack
George Palmer
Harry Smith
Campbell McConnell
Geo. Palmer
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Ourrys Run
Associated System
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Associated Gas and Electric Securities Co
Indiana, Pa
Associated
Elders Ridge
Christian Endeavor
The
Young Peoples’ Society
Christian Endeavorer Day
Lender
T. C. Bair
Virginia Harvey
Mary Rosenateel
Anna Bella Mchaughlin
Miss Bell
Washington Townshp
Washington Township
T. C. Hood
Mr. Hood
E.R.V
Rossiter
Mildred Mountain
Martha Gaul
Walter Ewing
Frank Hickey
T. €. Hood
Creekside
Pathfinder
Perfect Theatre
THUR
FBI
SAT
Janet
Charles Gaynor
Farrell
Man
Cuckoos
Bert Wheeler
Woolsey
Smicksburg
Uniontown
Chambersville
Crooked Creek
Anna Gray
Clifford, Clements and
Bernard
Near Five Points
C. A. Brady
Walter Bartholomew
John Cuddy
Atwood
Fred Kirk
Luthershburg
Harry Miller
Commodore and Barr
Larue Adamson
Five Points
A. Brady
Plumville
A. B. Ansley
Sanford
H. A. Miller
James Brownfield
Bhelocta
Rochester Mills
Evelyn Oberlin
H. W. Oberlin
Charles Hoop
Evelyn
Parnassus
Dean Richardson
Barnesboro
Harry Richardson
Lisle Bilder
Fanny
Punxsutawney
H. H. Ryen
Gon. Paul
Laura Graffius
Rossmoyne
C. M. Bell
J. B. Houser
Davis
F. Houser
Gye Cramer
Georgeville
D. C. Wells
Rh. Boyd Elkin
Dora
G. H. Elkin
Marber
Feddup
Putfinder
First National Bank of Indiana, Penna
Maple Grove
West Wheatfield
Queen Quality
Matrix
Wilbur Coon
Phila
Nuna. Bush
Marion
Cadillac
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