Dixonville notes and community updates from Sunday
Mrs Wm Whortonon preached at Wesleyan Methodist in the morning and evening in Ray’s absence. Shaeffer and wife attend conference in Ohio. Margaret Berner vacationing with friends in Nanty-Clo. Wm Watson moved to Samuel Furman property. Blaine Thomas moved to H W Mumaun's. L W Jacoby and C A Mahan attended Indiana commencement Friday evening. O O Napp and W B Tate at Mrs Anna Conrath’s funeral at Hast Mahoning church Sunday afternoon. Bart Slope second baseball team lost 9 10 to Arcadia at Arcadia. Jethro Jacoby visited Rossiter. Mrs Carl Bence and Mrs Maloney Ware shopping in Indiana Thursday. Robert McAdoo family visiting from Emeigh Sunday. Mrs Bahco and children shopping in Punxsutawney Friday. T E Kirk and children in Clearfield for William Scott’s graduation from Clearfield High School. C A Brady visiting Indiana Monday. Fred Kirk of Luthersburg visiting brother F B Kirk. John Cuddy and David of Atwood guests of Walter Bartholomew last week. Mrs Watt Kinter visiting Indiana one day last week. Mrs Gray of Five Points visiting daughter Mrs Harry Miller. Nettie Wells visiting Indiana last week. Quote by Charles W Barron on knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm,whornton
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Ray
Shaeffer
Ohio
Margaret Berner
Nanty-Clo
Wm. Watson
Garr Siope
Samuel Furman
Dixonville
Blaine Thomas
Barr
H. W. Mumaun
L. W. Jacoby
Indiana
C. A. Mahan
O. O. Napp
W. B. Tate
Anna Conrath
Hast Mahoning Church
Bart Slope
Arcadia
Jethro Jacoby
Rossiter
Carl Bence
Maloney Ware
Thursay
T. E. Kirk
Robert
Bebe
Clearfield
William Scott
Mra. Kirk
Clearfield High School
Harry Miller
James Brownfield
Blairsville
C. A. Brady
Fred Kirk
Luthersburg
F. B. Kirk
John Cuddy
David
Atwood
Walter Bartholomew
Watt Kinter
Gray
Near Five Points
Nettie Wells
Community Notes From Creekside and Nearby
Activities from Creekside include farewells for George Johnston bound for Bell's Landing and a party at the community hall. Guests and callers visitards include the Bothells, Johnston, Hendricks, and Thomas families with news of church services, commencements at Indiana, and the dedication of a new church. A stork brings a son to the Byers household as roads improve in Mt. Union district and local youths attend Indiana high school graduation events.
Heilwood Area News Briefs and Social Talk
CHERRYHILL Dr and Mrs Porias of Nanty Glo visited John Engle and Mrs Jane Brown who spent two weeks visiting relatives and friends has returned to Windber. A large crowd attended Heilwood High School commencement exercises and approved the program. Friday visitors to Indiana included Mary Golden Pearl Brown Dorothy Overman Ella Stephens Marie Gibson Catherine Knels George Joiner Wilber Shank Oliver Parry Buell Overman and Calvin Bagley. Mrs Ford Parry and son William and Mrs Low Shankle and children shopped in Indiana. The sixth and eighth grades at Heilwood school had a picnic dinner Friday. Mr and Mrs 0 D Askins and family Slickville spent Thursday evening nearby. Mrs D G Frantz, recently ill, is improving slowly. Mr and Mrs R Boyd Eliin Dora visited their parents last week. Mr and Mrs Wilson Skinner welcome a new son. Mr and Mrs D C Wells attended the Ambrose school reunion Saturday. Miss Pluma R Van Horn, formerly teaching in Graceton, has returned home. Miss Mary Houser, employed at Indiana, spent the weekend with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Byers
George Johnston
Bell’s Landing
Robert Johnston
Niagara Fally
Detroit
Mich
D. C. Bothell
Elkin Bothell
Mr. Bothell
Ralph Montigese
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church
Margaret Wilhelm
Eva Hendricks
Frank Woodward
Harry Clark
Burleson Johnston
Victor Bothell
Philadelphia
Austin Cravan
James Macro
Stork
Marie Lingenfelter
Elderton
John Frye
Terrence Shields
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Indiana
R. H. Bates
Barnesboro
J. P. McCurdy
Sandy Ridge
Clearfield
C. G. Stull
Jersey Shore
Harlin Bee
Aultman
Ethel Yingling
J. B. Wooster
Spangler
Guy Hunter
Lila
Bert Barber
J. H. Werner
Indiana High School
Helen Fitzpatrick
Altoona
Wayne Beck
Jas
Dull
Mahaffey
J. N. Beck
M. BE
Clyde Bee
Rebecca Bee
Mable Sell
Wilmer Miller
John Gibson
S. A. Douglass
Corinne
Prank -Wood
Plamnville
G. A. Woods
Olive Sharp
T. E. Sharp
S. A. BH
Rupert
Women's Missionary Society
Viola Wox
Cordis Douglas
Mildred Henderson
Isabelle Boyer
Walter Rising
George Fulmer
Roy Fulmer
Alta McCurdy
Sara Jane Sell
Young Peoples
H. B. Boyer
Fred Hadden
Louella
Martha Thomas
McCurdy
Elmer Kline
M. D. McCleland
Harry Johns
Miss Burnett
Southbend
Johns
Jane Brown
Windber
Heilwood High School
Mary Golden
Pearl Brown
Dorothy Overman
Ella Stephens
Marie Gibson
Catherine Nels
George Joiner
Wilber Shank
Oliver Parry
Buell Overman
Calvin Bagley
Ford Parry
William
Low Shankle
Heilwood
0. D. Askins
Slickville
D. G. Frantz
R. Boyd Eliin
Dora
Mary Houser
D. C. Wells
Also Mentioned on This Page
Robert McAdoo
Emeigh
Mrs. Bahco
Punxsutawney
Chambersville
Charles W. Barron
Clymer Water Service
Division of
Federal Water Service Corporation
Indiana Progress
Woman's Farm Journal
Pennsylvania
Indiana Progress People's Popular Monthly
Country Home
Mother's Home Life
McCall's Magazine
Indiana Progress Household Guest
Poultry Tribune
Dairy Tribune
Pathfinder
Country Home Good Stories Pictorial Review
Farm & Firesi Fine Home
de Ga
American Magazine
Boy’s Life
Boy Scouts
Christian Herald
Collier's Weekly
Cosmopolitan
McCalla Magazine
Boya
Parent’s Magazine
Popular Science Monthly
Scribner's Magazine
Scientific American
Woman's Home Companion
Woman's World
THE
Indiana, Pa
Creekside
Mount Union
Orange Scott
Fred King
J. C. Blystone
Otis Blystone
Charley Boyer
Calvin Rupert
Herbert Elisnberger
Mt. Union
H. C. Richard
William Rosborough
J. T. Sheasley
John Kough
George Home
South Bend
Arthur Blystone
Murray Meyers
Currys Run
California
Chevrolet
Aeoreles
Cision
G.M.A.C
F. O. B. Flint
Edwards Motor CO
Chockie Motor
Johnston Bros
Saltsburg Motor &Co
Commodore
Plumville
Hillsdale
Cherryhill
Porias
Nanty-Glo
John Engle
Rossmoyne
GEO. D. Leydic i
Phila.st
Queen Quality
Wilbur Coon D
Phila
Nuan Bush
Marion
Welrle
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