Concrete bridge in Plumville reopens after two-week closure
Plumville residents celebrate the completion of a concrete bridge over the water ay near the public square in the town center. The street has reopened Saturday evening after being closed for more than two weeks, with town events and local sightings noted around the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marl Kirkpatrick
Oakmont
Smicksburg
Bathryn Wood
Bs¢ther Ranson
Pittsburgh
Margaret Douds
Matthew Streams
Washington Township
C. L. Marshall
R. Hazlett
Indiana
H. BH. Thompson
J. W. Douds
Beracha United Presbyterian
W. O. H. Garman
Robert Morrow
Hill
Alice Stuchell
Local folks gather in town and visit families
Mrs Elliott Rice and children return from Cleveland. Miss Gertrude Overdorff visits New York City. Mr and Mrs Geo McLaren and Ralph Dixon host. Blairsville and Homer City residents seen in town. Camp meeting at Mardis grove well attended with Rev Tedder preaching daily. Families from Brushvalley Patton and Johnstown attend events and visits. Louis Brida in Indiana hospital with possible hand amputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott Rice
Cleveland
Gertrude Overdorff
New York City
Geo. McLaren
Ralph Dixon
Socialville
Wm. Ferguson
Homer City
Vernon Walsh
Ed Lingenfelter
Co. L
Blairsville
Mt. Gretna
P. G. Evans
Mardis Grove
Tedder
Washington Township visits and church notes
Washington Township residents recount visits among neighbors in Gastown New Kensington and Vandergrift. Community members including the Adamsons McIntires McLean Boyer and Blystone families share weekend calls and greetings.Church services announced at Five Points Lutheran.
County seat visitors and family trips across the valley
Brushvalley residents and others visit counties including Homer City, Johnstown, Huntingdon, and Greensburg. Families like McCrea, McCormick, and Moyers are noted with travel by car, 112 mile round trips, and farm activity. Construction work on the hard city progresses with concrete pouring underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T.mccrea
Myers
Homer City
J. P. ‘Artemus
Chester Hileman
Alice Kelly
G. T. McCrea
T. Rugh
Johnstown
Berkeypile
Mike Zelso
Russell Herlinger
James McHlwee
Pitcairn
G. W. George
Julius McCormick
William Conrad
Diltown
Bion
Charles
Clyde McCrea
Huntingdon County
Ralph Stewart
Clyde
Ralph McCully
John Moyers
Greensburg
Harry Pilgrim
Indiana
Mark McCully
Livermore
Alice Reynolds
Tunnelton
Moyer
Farmers cut grain and hay near Brushvalley
Farmers are cutting grain and hay as George Rhine recovers enough to be about again. Mrs. Crepstall remains critically ill. Some Brushvalley Potato Club boys plan to attend a camp at the fair grounds this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rhine
Creps
Brushvalley Potato Club
Fair Grounds
Local families gather for visits and reunions
Mrs J B Gibson and daughter Mary spent Tuesday in Blairaville. Mr and Mrs John Neal and son from Blairsville visit Roy and W B McGinley and others. Mra BE J McCleister and Mra Margaret Helman from Kittanning with O W Shields family. Norman McJunkins and New York relatives visit his parents. W L McJunkin and W Laird from Pittsburgh spend weekend with J L Diven family. Cribbs reunion held Saturday at W B Fleming with about sixty attendees. Annalena Ewing recovering well after tonsillectomy by Dr Lyte in Salisbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Gibson
Mary
Blairaville
John Neal
Blairsville
Roy
W. B. McGinley
Edward McCleister
BE. J. McCleister
Margaret Helman
Kittanning
O. W. Shields
Norman McJunkins
New York
McJunkin
W. L. McJunkin
William Laird
Pittsburgh
J. L. Diven
Diven
M. B. McCurdy
J. C. Berkey
Greensburg
Irene McJunking
Washington, D. C
W. L. McJunkins
T. M. McCurdy
Livermore
Cribbs
W. B. Fleming
Annalena Ewing
Lyte
Salitsbury
Relatives Visit Salina and nearby towns in week
SOUTH BEND NO 2 Mable and Mary Waterson are visiting relatives at Salina. Mrs. J. F. Alshouse and daughter Virgie called at Salisburg to see their aged aunt Mrs. Leah Marietta who is 96 and does all her house work and gardens. Sara and Maria Smith stayed near West Lebanon with their sister Mrs. Will Crum. Wendell Devers traded his Grey coupe for a Ford roadster. George Spahr and family of Apollo visited with Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Davis. Locals attended the Chautauqua at Elderton. Amos Uplinger of near Whitesburg visited his sister Mrs. Wendell Devers. Bell Moorhead of Lock Haven visited with her parents Mr. and Mrs. William Moorhead. May Stewart spent Saturday evening in the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable
Mary Waterson
Salina
J. F. Alshouse
Virgie
Salisburg
Leah Marietta
Sara
Maria Smith
Lebanon
Will Crum
Wendell Devers
George Spahr
Apollo
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Plumville
Garman
Helen Griffith
Ray Griffith
Punxsutawney Hospital
Sarah Lewis
Jno, Lewis
Clover Pierce
Mabel Jewart
Port Allegany
H. H. Hamil
Lucinda Rankin
Cora Mowry
Sewickley
Thalia Ansley
Arther Robinson
Punxsutawney
Louis Brida
Indiana Hospital
Brida
Glenn McQuown
Clymer
J. R. Householder
Andrew Dick
Strongstown
Mike Bennett
Brushvalley
Blair Empfield
Bert James
Wbensburg
Louisa Young
Patton
Dorothy Hammond
Hellwood
Alma Garrett
J. F. Ondrizek
Lucinda Hoffman
John Hoffman
Sanford Gibson
Ebensburg
Havry Graham
First National Bank
The
Indiana Theatre
B. F. Keith
Harvey Adamson
Larue
Gladys
Alonzo Alison
Elizabeth McIntire
Gastown
Edward McIntire
Eugene McLean
Elizabeth McLean
M. J. Boyer
Ruth Brown
Clara Wallace
Harry Sink
J. B. Blystone
Bert Roof
Near New Kensington
Jennie Roof
James Fisher
Josiah Fisher
Melvin Wells
J. E. Blystone
Mabel Blystone
Karl
Tobias Fisher
New Kensington
Walter Harman
Bert Orr
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Glenn Fisher
Dayton
Miss Kirkpatrick
Daton
Charlie Jack
Ohio
A. E. Jack
John Kettering
Jay Sourwine
Five Points Lutheran Church
Anthony Burns
Reynolds Burns
Blair Cochran
Blair, Jr
Wandercrift
Roy Burns
American Sheet & Tin Plate
Vandergrift
Ruby Burns
Lewisville
South Bend NO
W P Shepard
Phila ST
Thos. Pealer
Indiana, Pa
New Florence Flour Mills
Lawrence Duncan
Blatchford
Bran
Westinghouse
Vogel Electric Company
Automotive Electricians
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