Elders Ridge Weekly Social and Home Updates
In Elders Ridge, residents report ongoing changes with visitors from Pittsburgh including 8, W Reeves and others. Moves include Ss H Snyder to Saltsburg and Frank Hickie into the former Snyder home. Various local visits, church events, gatherings, and home improvements are noted among residents and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elders Ridge
W. Reeves
Walter Ewing
John Baker
Robert Baker
Donald Ewing
Pittsburgh
Ss. H. Snyder
Saltsburg
Frank Hickie
Snyder
John Fassett
Iselin
Ridge
Alice Lane
Bert Baker
Hutchison
Warnock
Marjorie
Marie Hood
Charlotte Rosensteel
Rosas Wilson
State College
Sarah Long
Byron King’s
Oratory School
Grove City College
Christian
Marchand Residents Welcome Incoming Delegates And Visitors
Congressman M Clyde Kelly arrived from Washington to spend summer at Locust Spring farm. Local social and church events continue with lectures by Rev Tabor of Texas and W C T U meetings. Visitors include Mrs Lydia Hill, Mrs Frank Blose, Mrs C Gourley, and others. Daily bible school begins with 40 pupils. many Indiana and Crooked Creek area residents appear at events and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Clyde Kelly
Washington, D. C
Lydia Hill
Homer City
W. H. Moot
Margaret Steffey
Rev. Tabor
Texas
H. W. Smeaton
Near Town
Frank Blose
Pittsburgh
D. B. Allison
C. Gourley
Big Run
Ed Moot
Indiana
A. J. Chesley
James
Walier
Margaret Homan
W. S. Hart
G. I.dilts
Adrian
Helen Wingert
Earl Glass
Punxsutawney
Johnston, Drake & Piper Co
Sara
Hazel Brown
Indiana Normal
Jrick
Sider
R. C. Miller
Local Notes On Distant Visits And Family Gatherings
Deckers Point reports George Hazlett and wives at the Kinter-Clawson reunion near Dixonville at Mrs. Wilse Kinter's home. Glenn Smyers and family visited the Mocks in Rochester Mills. H F Burns and son Carl stayed with Mrs. Hart Brown in Freeport, returning with Kenneth Brown. Emma Mumau visited Dixonville friends. Keslers of Smicksburg visited Mrs. Albert Fisher. John Fisher and wife called on Marion Genter. Daisy Kinter plans time in Indiana with Dean Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hazlett
D. W. Mumau
Emma Mumau
Kinter-Clawson
Wilse Kinter
Dixonville
Glenn Smyers
Waldo Mock
Rochester Mills
H. FE. Burns
Carl
Hart Brown
Freeport
Kenneth Brown
Kesler
Lester
Smicksburg
Albert Fisher
John Fisher
Marion Genter
Daisy Kinter
Indiana
Dean Brown
Penn Run News Briefs Highlight Local Moves and Tragedy
John Davis of Pittsburgh visits his brother Jas Davis. Miss Stella Dick is seriously ill. John T. Lytle and Robert Stewart visited the county seat on business. Michael Baberio, 11, son of Mrs Mary Baberio of Rossiter, died at Adrian hospital Punxsutawney on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hamilton
Ruffner
J. Ruffner
John Davis
Pittsburgh
Jas. Davis
Stella Dick
John T. Lytle
Robert Stewart
Michael Baberio
Mary Baberio
Rossiter
Adrian Hospital
Punxsutawney
Hillsdale Social Notes and Weekly Stock Market
Hillsdale residents visit relatives and attend church events while the Weekly Market Report from the St Louis National Stockyards notes a downward trend in stocker and feeder cattle prices due to drought. Rainfall offers hope for improved trade. Various locals from Freeport Grampian Harrisburg and Pittsburgh areas are listed among weekend visitors and guests across town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis National
Public Meeting in Marion Center Considers Home Coming Plans
A public meeting will be held at Independent hall Marion Center on Thursday evening to decide on this year home coming event. The gathering aims to secure a popular decision despite limited interest in some directions and if favorable action is taken preparations will begin immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Center
Independent Hall
Fifth Regiment Reunion to Be Held in Lewistown
The Fifth Regiment of Pennsylvania Volunteers will hold its eighteenth annual reunion in Lewistown Pennsylvania on July 4 as part of Old Home Week. The program includes a baseball game horse racing and a Defense Day parade for attending veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. V
Lewistown
Fifth Regiment of Pennsylvania Volunteers
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Deavor
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Ife
Sara Long
Mary Rosensteel
Thelma Rosensteel
Livermore
Tarl Manners
Ward Rosensteel
Alma Rosensteel
A. R. Ashbaugh
Cyrus Shannon
Roy Conrath
Indidiana
Murray Conrath
Floyd Lightner
Don McCoy
Cockport
A. Rice
Wilkinsburg
J. L. Bence
George W. Hetrick
Hetrick
Aluminum
Troutman’s
Campbell's Beans
Athletic Union
Dair
Coats
Ama Bach
Columbia
EaBch
Marchand
Monear Kane
Mary Kimmel
Cently
Faye McAdoo
Peter Sheasley
Eugene Crawford
Cherry Tree
Glenn Lowman
Carlson
Commodore
John Warner
Ella Hurd
John A. Snyder
Savan
John Ray
Erdean Potts
David Gibson
M. Ie
Budd Smith
Jack Carleton
Ralph Kring
Claude Henry
Clark Cochran
Plumcreek
Hulda Clark
Plumville
J. G. Kimmel
Kittanning
Wd Lantz
Rhetta
Nettie Lantz
Gastown
Ehenger
Janet Ramer
South Bend
Raymond Keeler
T. Q. Kimmel
Bessie Keeler
Indiana Hospital
Tom Boyer
Ralph Ramer
Tillie Frailey
Jacob Reeter
Gettus Reeter
Arthur Frailey
Claude Yerger
Cookport
American Legion
C. Hoyt Keating
Zip Steifel
Marie Graham
Wilda Hughes
Lawrence Wilt
Lewis Henry
Beulah Reed
Clymer
Belle Reed
D. H. Wilt
Altoona
Lily Lutman
Braddock
Carl Long
Andora
Clyde Haskins
Mr. Moody and Family
Johnstown
Hoyt Keating
Blair Keim
Jerry Keim
Smyrna
Eva Allison
Esther Powell
Ronald Richardson
M. J. Lockhart
M. A. Farnsworth
Celeste Butterbaugh
M. M. Smith
Cortland Smith
Marie Learn
Crooked Creek Church
Penn Run
Hillsdale
Rowland Claypool
David Strassler
Glen Campbell
K. D. Spicher
Virginia Hellman
Merle Houck
Lewisville
O. W. Shields
Harl Shields
Bertha Ewing
Myrtella Matson
D. L. Marshall
Blairsville
Agnes Hwing
Alex Neal
Trade City
W. B. McGinley
Richard Pneumen
Cleveland
BH. M. Laveen
J. L. Diven
William Fails
Donald
Leetonia
J. B. Gibson
James Barkley
Latrobe
W. F. Barkley
I. M. Speedy
Raymond
Nelson Ewng
John and
Paul
Highland Park
George Kiner
Derry
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