Clarksburg Church News and Local Visits
Sabbath school next Sunday at 0 a.m. and church services at 11 15. Numerous local visitors and relatives from Ingram Indiana Cleveland New Castle Akron Pittsburgh and Florida are named. The Daily Vacation Church School opens Monday with 47 pupils supervised by Miss Lucille Gray of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia
Mabel Cribba
Charlie Cribbs
Ingram
Mra
Carrie Hirick
Clifford Cunningham
Nell Taylor
Indiana
George Edwards
Beyer
McMillen
Cleveland, O
Beatrice Cypriani
New York City
Joseph Cypriani
Harry Coleman
L. L. Ringer
Pittsburgh
Billie Rembaugh
Saltsbore
J. W. Hile
Lucille Gray
Chicago
Ill
Wesley Lakehart
Pitcairn
Dean Claw Bon
J. A. Cribbs
Raymond Jewell
Paul Lowman
Bobbie
Foster Parks
Lenore
Gail Moorehead
Kent
Geneva Morris
Mrs. Young
Lucerne
Rose Mary Flemings
George Rose
iRaymond Jewell
Harold Borland
Local social notes from Rossmoyne and nearby towns
Weekend visitors at the Hoover home include Rossmoyne and Akron families. Guests attended church events, quilting, and social visits across Plumville, Marion Center, Smicksburg, and Georgeville. Several relatives and friends tour Chicago for a Century of Progress exposition.
Miss Bertha Bennett Returns From Engle Farm
Bertha Bennett spent three weeks on the Engle farm and has returned to her Indiana home. Genevieve Coy remains a patient at the Indiana hospital while Walter Buterbaugh is also an inpatient there. Mrs Jane Brown visited relatives then went to Freeport to see her daughter Mrs Oden Patterson. Mr and Mrs Trimble and family from Cockport were visitors in the area. Cecil Buterbaugh and Robert Coy called at the Indiana hospital on Sunday. John Engle and family visited Mr and Mrs Oliver Bennett in Indiana. Mr and Mrs H F Bentz and daughter Ruth moved from Helwood to Greensburg. The Girls Sunshine class of the Helwood Presbyterian church held a picnic at Learn's dam on Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Leontgen
Dorothy
Akron
Carolyn Wier
Greenville
J. T. Hoover
J. L. ‘Wells
William Bush
Plumville
Dee Marshall
T. 'H. Frantz
A. H. Marion
Marion ‘Center
Earnest Pearce
Chicago
Joe ‘Bersnyak
Steve
Matt
Helen
West Virginia
D. G. Frantz
D.cc. Wells
T. C. Kerr
Georgeville
J.T. ‘Hoover
King’s Daughters
Smicksburg Lutheran Church
Hame
Josephine Stiteler
Paul Elkin
Indiana
Blkin
Elizabeth Elkin
M. T. Work
Hamilton
Falls Creek
Work
Hizabeth Wilkin
John Mayo
Pittsburgh
Mayo
A.W. Diltz
Ebert Brewer
Bert Bender and Son
Near ‘Rossiter
Bertha Lois Bennett
Engle
Genevieve Coy
Indiana Hospital
Jane Brown
Freeport
Oden Patterson
Walter Buterbaugh
Trimble
Cockport
Cecil Buterbaugh
Robert Coy
John Engle
Oliver Bennett
No Extra Charge for Service at New Facilities
The statement asserts there will be no added charge for using the service at the new facilities and that charges will remain exactly the same as in the past. It emphasizes that the improved facilities will not affect pricing and that the full range of services will continue to be offered at previously established rates.
State plans to drive unsafe cars off highways
Pennsylvania launches a three month program to remove unsafe motor vehicles from roads. The campaign targets negligent motorists and hasty inspection practices, warning that careless mechanics share responsibility for crashes. Officials cite Roosevelt remarks and state accident data to stress urgent highway safety actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
American Automobile Association
Roosevelt
Commonwealth
National Safety Council
New York
New Jersey
Ohio
Ilinois
Texas
California
Indiana
Beauty culture army in Pennsylvania teams with 17000 operators
Harrisburg reports that Pennsylvania has over three million women who rely on a beauty culture army of more than seventeen thousand licensed operators 272 manicureists 676 apprentices and 293 managers in over 7000 beauty culture shops. Recruitment comes from 38 beauty culture schools with 263 licensed teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Normal school certificates to be discontinued in PA
Harrisburg July 10 Eleven hundred students who recently completed the two year course at the sixteen State Teachers Colleges represented the last classes to receive the normal school certificate to teach in elementary grades. The plan allows four year courses for new students and a state standard limited certificate after two years with practice teaching. Existing holders keep their status and the policy aims to raise teaching standards by encouraging college completion and more college graduates in elementary education. The article also notes the Glen Campbell Fire Tower near Smithport and the state effort to protect forests with fire lookout towers and crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Department of Public Instruction
State Teachers College
James N. Rule
Superintendent of Public Instruction
State Council of Education
Glen Campbell
State Department of Forests and Waters
Walter Sherwin
Smithport
Ron Fra
Blige
Sherwin
Commonwealth
Community Notes From Washington Township Obituary and Social Calls
Franklin Beers funeral attended by Brice Peterman and family near Dayton. Numerous local residents visit, call, or attend gatherings in Atwood Elderton Five Points and Cliffside park. Josiah Fisher turns 70 with family dinner including Harmon Sewart and Fisher relatives. An excellent chicken dinner accompanied the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Township
Brice Peterman
Franklin Beers
Dayton
Eugene MecMillen
J. H. Parka
William ‘Park
Walter Harmon
Michel
Glen Sewart
Josiah Fisher
Elderton
Myrtie Nichol
M. J. Boyer
Joseph Marshall
Coral
Atwood
Reid Blystone
Indiana
James Blystone
Dons
Warl
Cliffside Park
Dale Carnahan
Beverly
J. E. Carnahan
Salinburg
Annie Johnston
Near
Glenn Blystone
Harry Sink
Near Sagamore
Paul McIntire
Alvin Allshouse
Johnstown
Local residents visit relatives and attend events in town
A series of town visitors and callers include Margaret Legan in Cleveland Ohio and Geraldine Robinson in Clearfield visiting relatives, and many locals such as Martha Martin at the Moore hotel banquet in Indiana. Others like Enzo Contrucci and Dora, Arch Repine, and Jim Long were seen in town or on short trips to Indiana and Quebec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Legan
Cleveland
O. Geraldine Robinson
Clearfield
John Rennie
D. E
Martha Martin
Moore Hotel
Indiana
Louis ‘Bellands
Warren
Clara ‘Bradbury
McGees Mile
Twila Detwiler
Sarah Stephens
Pine Plats
Virgil Grumbling
Hedlwood
IR. Williams
Margaret Joiner
Johnny Kioskey
Philadelpha
Thomas Sickon
Eugene Russell
Clymer
R. D
John Bisson
Barnesboro
Alma
Roselyn Vozer
Sadie Graham
Dilltown
Mitchell Sonatini
Canton, O
Frank Swardglar
Carrolltown
Art Brummil
Bakerton
Mr. Kulzey
Johnstown
Bert Jordan
Ambridge
Elmer Rescinto
Marstellar
Chas,Pickup and Children
West Wheatfield Community Social Notes Include Local Visits
Harold McConnell guests include sister Mrs Roy Palmer and families from Tarr Wellsville and Johnstown visit Geo Palmer and Mr Warner. Local travel to William Penn park and Blairsville. Detroit Zoo director John Millen notes elephants like tobacco in a quirky closing line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold McConnell
Roy Palmer
Samuel Hise
Tarr
Amanda Carahan
W. J. Palmer
Wellsville
Palmer
Geo. Palmer
Warner
Johnstown
Guy Smith
Chirlia Shoupe
Rh. D. Palmer
Geo. Clawson
Guy McConnell
Edgemont
Robert Muis
William Penn Park
Custer
Liverpool
Gee
John Millen
Detroit Zoo
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Clarksburg
Rossmoyne
Oberryhill
8. C. Streams Funeral
G $C. Streams Funeral Home
Church St
Bing
Sting
Jones
The
Progress and
Pittsburgh Post‘Gazette
Alverda
West Wheatfield
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