County Town News Plumville social notes and meeting plan
Dr and Mrs Bowser visited Jacksonville Saturday with their niece Martha Shields accompanying them home. Numerous relatives from Pittsburg to Indiana visit and attend presbyterial sessions in Dayton. W. G. C. U. program set for United Presbyterian church Saturday August 7 with devotional, readings, songs and officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plumville
Dayton
Frank Stewart
Faily
Braddock
Gyrad Stewart
Jamil
Indiana
Jo KR. Stewart
Bert Morrow
Litenier
Frvi
Paul
Warren
Ohia
W. Donds
M. A. Speedy
Blain
Carl Green
Sun Green
Pierce
Reading
L. N. Lukehart
Union
Elsie Kirkpatrick
Cochran
Martin Zimmerman
Local Notes From Glen Campbell Area Towns
Glen Campbell residents report visitors and travel. Mae Work of H and G Telephone enjoys a semi annual vacation. William McElhoes and family attended a Snyder Hotel visit in town. John Murray Sr sustained a collarbone injury Saturday. Grant Snyder hosted a successful fire company benefit supper. A men s Bible class formed at the Baptist church. Murray Knapp visited Purchase Line. W H McQuilken returned from Maryland motor trip. Glen Publishing Company meeting planned in I C O F building. Blacklider notes list local social visits and trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Campbell C. B. Hill
Tamber City
S. M. Houston
Horace G. Work
Marion Center Bank
D. T. Work
Grant Snyder
Hotel
Snyder
Glen Publishing Company
Glen Campbell
Brush Valley Independents Rout Armagh 10 to 0 in Baseball
Nettie McCrea of Pittsburg visits grandparents while Pittsburg residents Ben Mack and four children stay with her father B. G. Blackstone. Brush Valley Independent baseball team beat Armagh 10–0 led by Davis with 17 strikeouts in six innings and 10 stolen bases. Armagh catcher Singles starred. only three men reached second base. Festival planned in Mechanicsburg on July 3 to benefit the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie McCrea
Pittsburg
Ben Mack
B. G. Blackstone
Brush Valley
Armagh
Davis
Mechanicsburg
Woater
Foster
Independents
Davin
Atruck
Local Notices and Social Visits Across Blairsville Area
A string of social calls and visits fills the week as Blairsville area residents report gatherings with relatives and friends from Blairaville Johnstown Pine Flats Cooperstown Lovejoy Nanty Glo Homer City Ambrose and nearby towns. The Penn Run ball team opened with a 4 3 win at Treelwood, with a return game planned near Penn Run. Reverend Hamilton is to preach at White Oak Flat school house Friday evening July 28 at 8 o'clock.
Community helpers surprise Smicksburg family with home warming
Seventy residents from Smicksburg and West Mahoning township organized a surprise home warming for Mr. and Mrs. J. Stiteley in West Mahoning township on Thursday evening. The event featured music, conversation, and refreshments at 11 PM. Guests included Harry Glenn and family, Miss Martha Lias, Miss Hazel Lias, Mrs. Adam Black, D. A. Lukehart, and many others visiting locals and relatives, with the Smicksburg Sewing Club meeting at A. L. Kirkpatrick’s home and a fine lunch served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smicksburg
J. Stiteley
West Mahoning Township
Stiteley
Msic
Harry Glenn
Sarah Glenn
Martha
Hazel Lias
Dayton
Constable Jr
Dinger
Adam Black
GA. Robinson
Punxstrawney
Frank Fair
Rochester Mills
Frank Fair, Jr
Local notes from Clarksburg and nearby towns
Alex Jewell bought a livery at Homer City. Dan Gallagher spent Sunday with his parents nearby. Mrs. Hood plans a Boston visit. Mrs. Feilshonts of Homer City sawing timber for 8 M. Galey moved his family to the Mahan flat. Joseph Weaver from Indiana visited Friday. W. L. Meal from McIntyre stayed a day last week. Rev. Culbertson leaves Friday for a vacation in Illinois and Ohio to visit his old schoolmate Rev. Reed at the University of Illinois. Mr. and Mrs. Meade Lowman spent Sunday at T. H. Coleman’s. Farmers busy harvesting with good crops. Paul Lowman helped J. A. Compton shock wheat Saturday. J. A. Rosborough of Indiana visited his mother Sunday. Mrs. Dan Henry of Clymer died Saturday. the Henry family were former Clarksburg residents. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Stiver and son spent Sunday in Punxsutawney. Rev. Montgomery preached in the U P church Sunday. A. W. Cunningham is able to be up again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
Alex Jewell
Homer City
Dan Gallagher
O. D. Hood
Boston
Feilshonts
M. Gailey
Mahan
Joseph Weaver
Indiana
W. L. Meal
McIntyre
Rev. Culbertson
Ilinois
Ohio
Robert Reed
University of Ilinoia
Meade Lowman
T. H
Dan Henry
Clymer
Henry
Formmer
J. R. Stiver
Pungsutawney
Rev. Montgomery
U. P
A. W. Cunningham
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Buffalo
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Ridgeview Park
Chas McDowell
Elizabeth Stoneback
Fancy Work Club
Josephine and Blacklick
Boy Scouts
Josephine
Rose Hildebrand
Chicago
George Warnshuis
Blairsville
Nell
Helen Houstom
Michigan
Mrs. Work
Stoneback
William Lintner
Philadelphia
Thelma Rager
Johnstown
Mieg Annie Caulfield
Sharon
Russel
Cleveland
J. A. Hayes
W. A. Ward
Brushvalley
James Shaw
G. T. McCrea
D. Smith
Blacklick
8. K. Mack
William Herlinger
Clyde McCrea
Dean
Firnday
Big
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Oxfords
Brown’s Boot Shop, Inc
Phila. Street
Indiana, Pa
Indiana Hardware Co
Henry H. Steving
O. Heber Steving
Henry H. Steving & Son
M. Edith Steving
Ladies & Children
Automobile Service
Penn Run
John Coy
Dalton
Blairaville
Amanda Lydick
Robert Bruner
Albert Adams
Jennie Adams
J. W. Burkhart
Jacob Stitt and Son
Pine Flats
W. Il Mack
A. B. Griffith
Charles Fyack
Trelwood
Neillwood
George
Conerby
Adams
Fowler
Frew Black
Chymens
Cournk
N.C
Rossmoyne
Dodson
G. J. Elkin
Scott Kinter
Mr. Narris
Mary Johnston
Norvis Johnston
J. G. Good
Helen
Mast Plumville
A. G. Brewer
Webster Stutchor
Mary
D.C. Wells
Cora Wells
Atwood
North Point
Nelson Warden
Agnes Hollowell
DuBois
Ebert Brewer
J. l. Good
Charles Feringer
Ambrose
Silas Kerr
Mattie Kerr
David Daugherty
R. ME. Diltz
Francis
A. W. Diltz
Rev. Hamilton
White Oak Flat
Palm Beach
Sam Peck
Dinsmore
Haberdashers Quality Store
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