Idlewild Picnic and Local Visits Highlight Orefeside Notes
Orefeside residents report high school students attending the junior senior picnic at Idlewild last week. Ronald Johnston from Ohio Northern University returns home for summer. Mr. and Mrs. Sutton visited relatives, and the community notes several family events including a new arrival at the Sabal home. Death of Mrs. Cravener and various travel and health matters are also mentioned.
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Orefeside
Idlewild
William Sutton
Luther Sutton
Ronald Johnston
Ohio Northern University
Perry Vensel
Harry Vensel
M. B
Robert Johnston Apent
Emery Warden
George Sabal
George Cravener
Roy Short
Indiana
Robert Morasco
Raymond Gibson
Elmer Cravener
Myrtle Cravener
Sloan
Ohio
Roxie Brewer
Philadelphia
Roads By Grace D Goodridge
A captivating story follows Little Jim and his father as they wander by road in a car seeking a home. After illness and hardships force them to a hospital, they find a final refuge in a little white house with a brown dog, fulfilling Jim’s hope for a real home.
Liberty Bell Duplicate Unveiled by American Lithuanians
A duplicate of the Liberty Bell was presented in Koyno Lithuania to the newborn nation after World War I by American Lithuanian supporters. The gesture highlights cross Atlantic ties and memorial collaboration between communities during the postwar era.
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Koyno
Lithuania
Weekend Visitors Share Time Across Local Homes
Ambridge residents hosted relatives and friends from Clairton Punxsutawney Pittsburgh Marion Center Indiana and Pittsburgh area over a weekend. Families including the Homers Fryers Gauls Hugus Beck and Sutter households welcomed guests from Andrews Abbott to Ward. Several brief notes mention travel and a printing job opportunity for Mr Gaul.
Plum Creek Social News Highlights Visitors and Moves
Mrs. Robert Houser and her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Grant Rearick visited near Rural Valley. The Montgomery and Aikens families visited W C Bleakney. Dr Catherine Clark of Sewickley joined her father Daniel Clarke. The Howard Scott family moved to the Ralston farm from the William Bee house. Junior Miller stayed with aunt Abbie Fleming and Virginia Miller of Shelocta. Wesley Myers, just back from Florida, visited Daniel Clarke. A horse owned by J F Kimwell has lockjaw. Ralph Ramer and son Orville were in Indiana for business. Floyd Gess of Apollo visited Edgar Kimmel. Harry Houser visited Homer Young near Stony Point.
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Plum Creek
Robert Houser
Grant Rearick
Valley
Harry Montgomery
Kenneth Aikens
Edgar Kimmel
Harry Houser
Homer Young
Stony Point
Local residents visit relatives and travel on weekend
Mrs Emma Elkin of near Georgesville visits I C Lingenfelter family in New Kensington and E E Gallagher. Isabel Barrett spends Tuesday in Pittsburgh. C B Bittinger and sons Bobby and Jack, of Leechburg, plus Miss Jean Barrett of Pittsburgh, spend the week end at A M Barrett home. Joseph Beresynal and children of Clymer visit Beresynal parents. Mrs Dwight Ballard of Bradford visits daughter Mrs Clark Kerr. Arthur Gahagan leaves for Wilcox to work as service attendant. Leona Barrett stays with uncle Silas Daugherty in Philadelphia.
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Joseph Beresynal
Clymer
The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette to R D readers
Shipping update notes readers in the 85.58 issue range receiving Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette content through R D channels. Distribution details remain concise within the periodical notice.
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the Progress and
Pittsburgh Post
R. D
Richmod And Family Enjoy Two Weeks In Vacation
Richmond Mr and Mrs George Richardson are on a two weeks vacation at Selingegrove with their daughter Mrs David Riadel and family. Mrs Frank Snyder of Canton Ohio has been here remodeling her home. Mr and Mrs Homer Downey of Fairview and Mrs Mort Collins of Monongahela were Sunday guests of Mrs Harry Weaver. Ryan Gibson wife and son Buddy visited Mrs George Johnson. Homer Pifer was a business caller at Punxsutawney Friday. Richard Dodson employed at Vandergrift spent the weekend at home. Frank Potts hospitalized at Buffalo for three weeks improving and expected to return home soon. Nola Little of Marion Center called on friends Sunday afternoon. Mrs David Rittenhouse shopping in Indiana Monday. Cora Doty and Mrs Rufus Work visited Norris Brown in part of town Sunday afternoon. FOR SALE Sheets of Heavy Paper about 6 ft square suitable for lining or under rugs 4e per sheet. The Indiana Progress Indiana Pa Keep mirrors out of the aur it will cause spots and other blemishes.
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Covode
Mra
John Smith
Ambridge
Levi Homer
Dave Fryer
Clairton
Verona
Fryer
Rhoda Sutter
Francis Shaub
Pittsburgh
Lovi Homer
Lou Grube
Mary
Jane Caldwell
Punxshtawney
William Moore
John Trumpe
Elizabeth
Mollie Hicks
Homer Jeffries
Marion Center
Blair Gaul
J. L. Brillhart
Ed Robinson
Fairview
Will Davis
Robert
Indiana
George Gaul
Wilda Chesley
James
Morris
Margaretta Homer
Marchand
Harry Campbell
Earl Beck
Floyd Reed
Carl Conrad
Barnesboro
Geraldine Sutter
D. H. Fryer
Byron Evans
Ted Hugus
Barberton
GC. E. Hugus
Evelyn Hugus
Punxsutawney
Co. E. Hugus
Michael Becker
Brady Camp
Thomas Sutter
Wayne Sutter
Messena
N. Y
Lester Sutter
Lula Belle Sutter
Perry Strange
Jack
Nettle Beck
Punxsutawhey
Inlaw
Floyd Dunmire
Ruth Talley
Chester
William Dormire
Wilber Robbins
Gaul
Richmond
George Richardson
Selingegrove
David Riadel
Frank Snyder
Canton, O
Homer Downey
Faiirview
Mort Collins
Monongahela
Harry Weaver
Nola Little
Marion ‘Center
David Rittenhouse
Cora Doty
Rufus Work
Norris Brown
The
Indiana Progress
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Sisco
H. D. Fair Ohio Cultivators, Frick Threshers
Twin City Tractors
College Avenue
G. ¢C. Murphy Co
Phila, &J
Indiana, Pa
the Friendly Store
Streamline Market
Philadelphia St
Penna
Grace D. Goodridge
McClareney Syndicate
Little Jim
Dad
Jim
Big Jim
White House
Ryan Gibson
Buddy
George Johnson
Homer Pifer
Punxsitawney
Richard Dodson
Vandergrift
Frank Potts
Buffalo
Petunias
Asters
Zinnas
Verbena
Burpee’s Seeds
Green Vase Floral Shop
Phila, St. Indiana, Pa
Parnell, Cowher & CO. Insurance
Citizens Bank
Patton
Plasco
Pittsburgh Paint
Indiana Hardware Company
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