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Town News Recaps Social Visits and Local Accidents
Hossmoyne area notes Miss Willem Stiteler of Smithsburg stayed with aunt Mrs. G H Elkin. Mary Brewer visited Atwood. Local guests included Mr. and Mrs. Clark Kerr and daughter Marie in North Point. Jacob Mogel broke his foot in a building collapse accident. Several residents journeyed or hosted relatives, with drill work planned in Plumville and Punxsutawney visits noted.
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Clyde Bell
Smicksburg
Wm. Roof
D. C. Wells
Indiana
Lulu Ackerson
J. H. Johnston
Blacklick
Jacob Mogel
Chas. Elkin
Clarence
Rochester Mills
Mary Hurd
Punxsutawney
Walte and Work
C. E. Richardson
Joseph McCracken
Raymond Stuchell
Creekside
Olive Gibson
David Gibson
James Love
Mildred
Homer City
Annie Parson
Henry Renningher
William
Williamsport
Leo Anderson
DuBois
C. BE. Richardson
Paul Weiss
Blanche Snyder
Clair Smith
Juneau
Calderwood
Galen Moore
Frank Moore
Charles Russell
Tisell
David Good
Mac Stiteler
Maryland
Chas
Charles Stiteler
Lotte Stiteler
Plumville
Fiona Niel
Hamilton
Merle Black
Nannie Calhoun
Olive Eilenberger
Calhoun
Jacob Condron
Verona
Condron
Clayton Lewis
Vandergrift
M. K. Lewis
Wm. Bush
Trade City
Chaz. Beck
Mary Weaver
Martha Lukehart
Harold Dunbar
Pittsburgh
Grace Frasher
B. B. Crawford
Smyrna
T. R. Stiteler
Della McHenry
Big Run
Silas Daugherty
South America
M. L. Black
John Lydick
Minnie Sutter
Clairton
M. Bush
Deckers Point
I. A. Langer
George Rowe and Son
McKeesport
D. H. I. Wyant
Blanche Hadden
Mae Lunger
Evangelical Church
Martha McGee
Marion Center
H. W. Warnshuis
Warnshuis