Local Correspondence from Brushvalley Community Notes
Local news from Brushvalley lists visits by residents to relatives in Pittsburg Indiana Homer City and Wander croft with multiple underlined social calls. It notes a porch addition at a dwelling and a church festival on Friday July 19 for church funds plus upcoming services at Crete church. Dr King s New Discovery touted as a universal cure with local merchants offering samples and guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Clair Traoby
Inez
Traby
The
Baptista
Ware Herlinger
Pittsburg
Frank Herlinger
T. E Hildebrand
W. I. Moore
Homer City
M. G. Miller
Biairaville
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Health Updates
Miss Bessie Stewart returns home from Manor after two months visiting friends. Manor and surrounding areas host numerous visits from Pittsuburg to Freeburg with Sabbath calls and family gatherings. Illnesses are noted with D. F. Smith still in pain after an above knee amputation, while Tomb improves from serious illness. Local residents travel to Pittsburg and Johnstown, and households report guests from New Florence, Reading, Indiana, and North Dakota amid ongoing neighborhood activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherrytree
Bessie Stewart
Manor
Cora Willer
James
Lawrence Yingling
Johnstown
Gay Cameron
Maxie Tonkin
Freeburg
East Wheatfield
Ernest. Brinker
Seward
G. F. Dick
James Clawson
Pittsburg
Alex. Dick
Homestead
Edward Dunlap
Reading
Joseph Mack
Cromer
Berwin
Numerous Local Visits and Incidents Across Smicksburg Area
Smicksburg and nearby towns see a parade of visitors from Punxsutawney Indiana and Pittsburgh with Misses Eva Bovard Eva Smyers and Jennie St Clair among guests. A bank building roofing by James Weston and Lowry Cassidy is noted and Mrs Peffer recovers after a fall from a frightened horse. The Co- Operating Society lawn fete is announced for July 20 and the McCormick monument weighing 16000 pounds is unveiled in town. Local clergy and churches host social events as residents travel to Pan American Exposition and visit relatives in Kent Dayton and Erie areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smicksburg
A. C. Cusidy
J. W. Marshall
Velley
C. F. Murray
Bishaville
Rye
Pitteburg
Frank Fair
Jacob Condron
Verona
Pearl
Marie Crawford
DuBois
Elizabeth Robinson
Wm. Robinson
Panxsutawney
James Weston
Lowry Cassidy
Dayton
The
Lutheran Church
Marie Robinson
Ed] Lias
Miles Lawis
Putneyville
Adolph Farber
Leanna Davis
Erma
Punxsutawney
Henderson Whitesell
Spotsburg
Clark Shaffer
Judd McMillen
Punxentawney
Esther Marshall
Denton
D. W. Simpson
G. W. Earl
Indiana
W. C. Black
Cannonaburg
James Nichol
Georgeville
Taylor Stiteler
D. D. Good
Erie
United States
Clearfield County
Charles Stunkard
Murraysville
J. F. Elder
Stankard
Elder
Marion Center
Frank Hasting
Jennie St. Clair
Homer City
Myra Park
Harry Beans
Charles Griffith
Mary
Maud
Lena
Clark McGregor
John Lemmon
Richmond
Eva Bovard
Elderton
J. C. Bovard
Eva Smyers
Blairaville
Stella Wetzel
William Brown
East Mahoning
Ellen Greaves
Myrtle Lang
Pittsburg
Mire
A. Lang
Manor
Mary Miller
Alice McGinnty
Rayne
Tillie Beatty
Rufus Work
Johnstown
Local Notes and Visits Roundup in West Lebanon Area
Miss Edith Couch of West Lebanon hosted by cousin Miss Mabel Wiggins Friday evening. Vandergrift visitor Lowman. Emerson Club met at Jacob Miller home near Watt Friday. Funeral attended for Wm McFeaters Sr with Davis McFeaters and George Young among attendees. Various residents visited relatives in Vandergrift Johnstown McKeesport Homer City Indiana and Ohio trips noted. Ed Kelly of McKeesport visiting friends. A. Griffiths barn raised Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
R. M. Stewart
Wilmer
Henry Knee
H. J. Kinkaid
Indiana
Lloyd McFarland
Orin Neel
New Mexico
Angie Brown
Brown
Calvin
Howard McFarland
Pittsburg
McFarland
Lloyd
Midaugh
Mra
Are Pearce
Avonmore
Jacksonville
Rose Anna Gibson
Ebensburg
McClain Lowman
Christian Endeavor Society
M. E
Presbyterian
Will
Willis Collins
West Lebanon
Friends
Martin
Grace
John Morton
Harry Cunningham
Lou McKee
Vandergrift
Morton
Jay O'Neil
Johnstown
Edith Couch
Mabel Wiggins
Lowman
Emerson Club
Jacob Miller
Watt
Alacklick
R. H. W. Davis
Cora McFeaters
James McFeaters
George Young
Kittanning
Wm. McFeaters
Ed Kelly
McKeesport
Ben Marshall
Conemaugh
Etta Rowe
Ruth
Howard Shepley
Blairaville
Miss Nettie Lower
Smith Station
Mary Barry and Sons
Homer City
Penn Run
Mise A. M. Barr
Sara
Fatey Adams
Ohio
Pearl
Francia Warfield
Nolo
Henry Burkhart
Rath Empfield
Clariasa Empfield
Elsie Shank
H.E. Lydick
Ideal
Goldie Repine
T. D. Stephens
Graceton
Ss A. Griffith
Friay
Lena Fowler
North Lydick
Lytle Adama
Wroth Bailey
Vanderprift
Rebecca Simpson
Verona
Wm. McCracken
Armagh
Herbert Loughry
Hazard Cunningham
W. R. Thomas
Elders Ridge
Reading Club
Earl Miller
John Peeler
Angnat 9
West Lebanon and Gatbleton Notables Widen Local Ties
West Lebanon and Gatbleton pages note visitors and residents across towns. Carrie Alston from Pittsburg returns to pay calls while the robo band practiced at J. H. Folten's. Local families Mrs. A. B. Allen and daughter, and several others, travel or host guests, with repairs, school talks, and social visits shaping week notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Misa Carrie Alston
Pittsburg
J. H. Folten
A. 8. Allen
Waterloo
N. Y
Cass
A. C. Reed
Fred Smith
Jas. C. Barr
Harry Hudson
Braddock
Josiah George
Joseph Wolford
Pennsylvania Railroad
Altoona
Ida
Lizzie Anderson
Mrs. Waugamav
Vandergrift
MATHERS Miss Cleo Motter guest of Cravens and local notices
Miss Cleo Motter of Johnstown visits Miss Finis Craven and Miss Iona Craven. Rural mail delivery praised. local visits include Mrs. William Pounds and son Frank at the Repine home. Preaching at Bethel next Sunday at 2 PM. Pine Flats B Y P U to hold ice cream festival July 20. Various visitors from Indiana Dayton Va and Blairsville. An account of a patient from Lexington Ky cured by Electric Bitters. Advertisements for Oxford and Slipper sale at Sharrette’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathers
Cleo Motter
Johnstown
Finis
Iona Craven
William Pounds
Frank
John Repine
Jack Compton
Pine Flats
Tom White
Helen
Howard Austin
Jess Kerr
Indiana
Davison
Carter
Dayton
Stickley
M. A. Hogarty
Lexington
T. E. Hildebrand
W. I. Moore
Homer City
M. G. Miller
Blairsville
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Randall Henderson
J. W. Henderson
Steele White
J. C. White
B. F. Hill
Errol
Windber
R. Y. Elder
Alice Elder
Mary McLlaughlin
J.] McLanaghlin
McKalip
North Dakota
T. B. Elder
I. W. Barnett
Hillside
Mm. C. E. Barr
Maud Elder
Jennie Shaw
Callensburg
Wm. McCombe
E. E. Townsend
Squire Lowman
William McCombs Bam
W. B. Elder
A. P. Watson
Jacob Gallagher
Marchand
Wis
Jet Prouty
Ridgway
W. W. Peffer
F. B. Hasting
A. S.C
Batiste
Shoe Department
Congress
Cunningham’s Store
Fred Peffer
Will Wineberg
Barnesboro
J. C. Peffer
George
Atwood
Stump
Sharpsburg
W. B. Lowman
James Speedy
Will Langer
John Anthony
Flering
J. E. Peeler
Murray
Wm. Fleming
Albert Wiggins
Mollie. Walker
Wm. Condron
Punasutawney
Alex. Walker
Mya. Bryson MecGara
Ponxentawney
Blair McGara
Chambersville
Sharrette
Victor Roller
David Ellis & Sons
Penn Roller Mills
Indiana, Penn’a
Steving & Sutton
Penn’a
Aaee S. & S
Wallace Dry Goods Company
J.C. Wallace & Son
Philadelphia Street
MacNeel’s Satisfactory Store
P. Jelphia Street
Or. Po
Roor
California
Hasingers
E. A. Pennington
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