Smyrna Community Notes and Homecoming at Steele Home
Mr and Mrs Homer Bagley and family visited friends in Derry as Sunday guests of John Repine. Clark Mdyards and son Dewayne from Colyer called on Mary Brown. Smyrna Literary Society meets Sunday evening in the schoolhouse. About 60 neighbors gathered June 31 at Walter Steele’s home to welcome him home after nine months with his uncle in Montana. Tall had a good thing with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Bagley
State College
Mr. Mock
Derry
John Repine
Clark Mdsyards
Dewayne
Colyer
Mary Brown
Smyrna
Walter Steele
Montana
Tall
Local Family News From Sagamore and Nearby Homes
Mrs Sherman Truffner ling returns home after five weeks with daughter Mrs John Stuffner and two sons Frank and Roy. Sherman Ruffner and his wife and daughter Trazel were guests in the Sherman Ruffner home Sunday. Velma Toington visiting Vauile Aut in Sagamore. Margaret Nichol assisting sister Mrs Robert Marahal at the same place. Simuel Pruddon spent Sunday with his parents here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Truffner Ling
John Stuffner
Frank
Roy
Rherbert Ruffner
Trazel
Sherman Ruffner
Velma Toington
Vauile Aut
Sagamore
Margaret Nichol
Robert Marahal
Simuel Pruddon
Community Visitors and Family News From Curwensville Area
Curwensville residents and relatives host and visit relatives including Miss Virginia Hetrick from Punxsutawney and Misses Miliel Stevens and Inez Ogden. A birth announced for July 10 names Susan. Numerous locals and travelers from Gallitzin Jersey Shore Wilkinsburg and Pittsburgh gatherings attended social events and a can meeting at Munhaey.
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J. W. Murphy
Curwensville
Virginia Hetrick
Punxsutawney
J. Mairvely
Mary Kathryn Lawn
Walter Lels
Gallitzin
Viteintro
Miliel
Tdlch Stevens
Mahel
Virginia Bricktey Aye
Ehensburg
T Helen Cooper
Inez Ogden
Paul Cramer
Susan
Josephine Dunlap
Pine Grove Milla
Elizbeth
Ruth Raffensberger
Cresson
and Ates
Strasster
Jean Miller
Jersey Shore
Carolyn Winslow
Lergy [Harris
Mary Kathryn
Wilkinsburg
Mra
J. C. Cooper
D. Cramer
Jahnstown
W. Stewart
Local Notes Reflect Community Weekend Visits
Josephine and Henrietta Dixon spent Saturday evening with Blacklick friends while guests from Blairsville and Scottdale visited area residents. Mrs Billie Munda and Mr and Mrs W I Fairbanks were seen shopping in Elviraville and Altoona respectively, with John Fisher returning to spend Sunday at home. James McClinate from Blacklick called on friends Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane
Henrietta Dixon
Blacklick
P. G. Hvang
Blairsville
Joseph Saxton
Scottdale
Billie? Munda
Tairore
W. I. Fairbanks
Elviraville
John Fisher
Altoona
Mek
Zion's Valley Guests and Weekend Visitors
Local social notes list visitors and guests at Zion's Valley including Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wolfe, Center Valley hosts, Frank George and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Kunkle, Miss Hinma Mutson, Mr. and Mrs. Reed of Altoona, and others. Several families spent weekends with relatives, attended ramp meetings at Malinffey, and residents from Uniontown and Washington stopped by.
East Run visits and local family gatherings noted
William MecQuown of Mahaffey visits FH Moonru and family this week. Miss Madge Allison of Philadelphia spends Friday with her grandmother Mrs AL A Barnsworth. Mrs I M Conrath and son Brady of Enedsrtte visit relatives here. Sydney Peter of near Rochester Mills guests of J R Mountain and family. Carl Goodlin of Cockport guests at Edward Donahue home. Mabel Muman of Latrobe spends Thursday with TL Muman family. William Sfadden and daughter Mrs Lester Saltserver visit friends. Langham family of Braddock assist father J A Taingham after a stroke. H C Elkin and son guests of Clark Mikoln. Madeline and Phyllis Elkin spend week in Clayton Miller home. Dr C McGurdy conducting state inspection in McKean county spends Sunday at home. A C Mikin and Jess Jewart visit Connellsville on business. Robert Barrett and sister visit Dayton Miller home on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William MecQuown
Mahaffey
J. Moonru
Madge Allison
Philadelphia
AL. A. Barnsworth
I. M. Conrath
Brady
Edward Donahue
Mabel Muman
Latrobe
TL. Muman
William Sfadden
Lester Saltserver
Victor
Wayne Langham
Braddock
J. A. Taingham
Mr. Langham
Redwing
Ron
H.C. Elkin
Clark Mikoln
Madeline
Phyllis Elkin
Clayton Miller
C . McGurdy
McKean County
A. C. Mikin
Connellsville
Jess Jewart
Robert Barrett
Ayton Miller
Local Social Notes and Obituary from Creekside Area
Pine Flats residents visit Jolink town and Cherry Tree lodge members enjoy a Friday eve gathering. Obituary for G Meade McHenry details his family, church, Grange, school service and community roles. Wells-Brady marriage unites Clara Brady and Labana Wells at Homer City parsonage with references to Marion Center high school and Ambrose farming home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs Wells
Ambrose
Weddings of a Week Dayton Gets Electric Light
Dayton for the first time in its history is lit at night as Penn Public Service completes nine miles of 323000 volt line from Timblin to Georgeville and six miles of 6000 volt line to Summit Coal Mining. The mine uses about 1000 horsepower and will sell power to Dayton Light Company for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Penn Public Service Company
Timblin
Georgeville
Summit Coal Mining Company
Dayton Light Company
Benefit Ball Game For Dayton Player Marshall Ross
A benefit ball game will be played for Marshall Ross of Dayton who sustained a broken knee cap in a recent Dayton versus Punxsutawney game. He is in Adrian hospital and will be confined there for some time. The date of the game has not yet been decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Marshall Ross
Punxsutawney
Adrian
Indiana and Punxsylvania Golf Dinner Match
Indiana Country Club will be represented by 40 to 50 golfers in a dinner match against Punxsutawney at Punxsutawney Thursday afternoon. A dance will follow the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punxsty
Indiana
Car Overturned Near Carson Schoolhouse Injuries None
Attorney Murray Peeler drove a car that overturned near the Carson schoolhouse on a Saltsburg road when an earth fill gave way. Peeler, his wife, and his mother Mrs J Elder Peeler were aboard but escaped unharmed. Sara Long of Hiters Ridge Pa will give a recital at Jacksonville Pa United Presbyterian Church on Wednesday August 5 1926 at 8 pm featuring a Japanese one act comedy. Admission 36c.
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Art
Murray Peeler
Carson
Saltsburg
Myr. Peeler
J. Elder Peeler
Byron
W. King's School of Expression
Sara Long
Hiters Ridge
United Presbyterian Church
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