Heilwood News From County Towns
Heilwood notes report visits by Mrs J W James and son Thomas of Rush Creek WV to Thompson Fletcher home. They returned with Mrs Fletcher and son Alvin. Lytle Wilson and T McDuncan in Indiana for Mason lodge meeting. Nellie Moose of Johnstown visits sister Mrs James Donahie. Bertha Leslie visits sister Mrs Frank Moorer. Locals John s Johns and daughter Jackie, Dr. ui, H R Lyon, Myr and Mrs Rh Abrams and families, Mrs Doyle Williams, Mr and Mrs Clay Garnsdollar families, Mr and Mrs Charles Kirkerson, hi Dale Minkley, Thompson Pletelier, Mr and Mrs Frank Coy and Terrence Waltemire. Miss M eo Ross and her brothers Lynn go to Pittsburg where Miss Ross is employed. Gertrude Griffith takes charge of the post office here. Pine Township Red Cross Auxiliary annual meeting elects officers for year: Chairman Rev H Sterling, secretary W W Mallory, treasurer Charles Kirker. Mrs William Hart and daughter of West Virginia visiting town. Mr and Mrs J W Stone and family motor to Windber. Miss Gertrude Kelley visiting brother in Pittsburgh.
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J. W. James
Thomas
Hush Creek
W. Va
Thompson" Fletcher
Fletcher
Alvin
Roo. Lytle
J. I. Wilson
T- Me Dpuncan
Indiana
Masonic Lodge
Nellie Moose
Johnstown
James Donahie
Bertha Leslie
Frank Moorer
Reilwood
Larnesbore
Johns
Jacihe
Dra. Ui
Lyon
Myr
Rh. Abrams
Doyle Williams
Abs
Clay Garndollar
Charles Kirker Aimson
Dale Minkley
Thompson Pletelier
W. W. Mallory
Charles Kirker
William Hart
West Virginia
J. W. Stone
Gertrude Kelley
Pittsburgh
Plum Creek News Highlights Local Visits and School News
Mr and Mrs George Harkbrode and family of Kittanning visited Peters Ehenger and family on Sabbath. Marion Boyer is back after illness. Virginia Calloun of Gastown was elected Kim mel school teacher. Mrs Miyia Kimmel visiting relatives in Indiana. Shaffer and Ban McAdoo visited. District Sunday school officer Poster G St Clair to speak. Ida Shutrater, Indian missionary, to address. District Sabbath school convention set for Friday evening and Saturday. Mrs Lola MedAfoos and children in Indiana visited J Wim. Paul Kimmel and wife shopped in Lodi. A service flag with six stars presented by Sunday school girls. Rev Reaploglo preached. Mrs Paul Kimmel teaches girls class. Mr and Mrs Barney Miller have had health issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Harkbrode
Kittanning
Peter Ehenger
Marion Boyer
Virginia Calloun
Gastown
Kimmel School
Murray Ankeny
Wml
Edgar Kine
Replogle
Mary
Bertha Bluchel
Merry Kimmel
Shaffer
Ban McAdoo
St. Clair
Ulmereck Chareby
Ida Shutrater
Church of Plumcreek
Reaploglo
Paul Kimmel
Barney Miller
Local social notes overlook Harrisburg visitors and area callers
Mr and Mrs Devine and three children of Harrisburg visit Mr and Mrs John Hartlebaugh and Miss Sara Goodhay returns from Akron. Mr and Mrs Joseph Shank of Keansburg and Mrs Amanda Shank of Sample Shank host Jim Maybon Shank guests. William Warper listed as an Outlandish caller. John Barlington family guests in Pinxsutawney. Mrs Jane Houck and Mrs Frank Donahue visit Amanda Shank of Sample Run. Mrs Levi Houck of Onders Calls on Mrs Chily Leasure. Lloyd Tipples and wife awaiting arrival of Y-th boy. William Sharpless suffers from quinsy. Mrs Robert Srolley visits Canada. Mr and Mrs Alex Smith call in Buck Run. Ray Cupples buys a new car. Mr and Mrs George Lilia of Indiana visit M C Wells. Mrs J C Myers and daughter Winifred spend weekend with Mrs W H Gemmell of Jacksonville. Chas Bell, Lloyd and daughter Margaret travel to Indiana last Friday. Glyde Woodward of Indiana calls on friends. Miss Wanda Davis spends Sunday with Homer City friends. J B Houser a caller from Indiana. Clark George home from Camp Lee. Miss Mary Harvey of Derry returns home Friday. Mrs M A Jamison of Indiana visits sons Geo and Clark Jamison, returns home Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Barlington
Joseph Smith
Pinxsutawney
Janes Houck
Frank Donahue
Amanda Shank
Sample Run
Levi Llouck
Onders
Chily Leasure
Lloyd Fiples
William Sharpless
Robert Srolley
Canada
Alex Smith
Buck Run
Ray Cupples
Mee
George Lilia
Hvan
M.C. Wells
J. C. Myers
Winifred
W. H. Gemmell
Jacksonville
Chas
Bell
Georgeville Church Services and Local Visits
Rev Hart to preach at Georgeville M. E. church on Sabbath evenings at 8 o clock. Residents and visitors from Gilzal Pitlobuish Tacii ana Trade Guy and Woodlawn share social visits. A Hem Cross festival will be held at Georgeville school house Saturday evening. Horse owned by Merle Havelett died last week. Families and relatives from local towns attended events and visits over the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
Elizabeth Hrad Cich
Pitlobuish
Roy Simpson
Gilzal
Thane
Merle Havelett
Norman Vanhorne
Lda Vanhorne
James Nichol
Taciiana
Georgeville School House
The Secluded House Drama in a quiet country home
Mariana seeks uninterrupted inspiration for a serial and rents a peaceful country house. In a tower room she writes by electric light but terror rises from ghostly footsteps and a nighttime struggle with an intruder. A wary stranger reveals he is staying there to write and they find mutual forgiveness and a new connection in the dawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariana
Marianna
Cyndi Woodralt
Sid Marthaa
Miss Woodcult
Miss Woodcuft
Souis
Mariani
Miss Cynthia
Marian
Ame
Logk
Cynthia
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Idaho
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W. P. George
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