Rummage sale funds aid overseas service hopes dashed
Clark’s long awaited overseas assignment letter arrives to reveal she is not chosen. The rummage sale led by Clara Toomey raises funds and buys items for Red Cross work as volunteers bid on garments and an overcoat sparked a heated auction won for twelve dollars, ending with mixed relief and disappointment. Doctor Toohey and others assist, while preparations for Paris service proceed despite the setback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Red Cross
Chua
Clara
Chun
Cme
Rector Toohey
Catena
Clira
Indy
Chara
Giana
Che
Twa Panies
Noahey
Claus
Dechar
Ana
Ted
Clint
Wong
A Man Apart in Celebrity Spotlight
The Birmingham Age-Herald notes a man acquitted in a murder trial where seven expert alienists testified for the prosecution. The piece questions what he did to gain fame while reflecting on his celebrity status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham Age-Herald
Mingos Marvel andliva Gibson visit Allene Datlebaugh
Local social notes list Mingos Marvel andliva Gibson visiting Allene Datlebaugh on Sunday. Numerous residents are named as guests at various homes, with updates on travel, illness, and summer plans. Names include Lori Lockard, Carl Chaaiters, Virginia Pattersonmugh, Jessie Buter tinh, Dorothy Nichol, Jeona Nichol, Lela Meekins, Hope Gromley, Elizabeth Gromley, Willie Wriggle, W. M. Buterbaugh, Wim Gray, Nelson Stein, Clark Stein, M. P. McMillen, A. C. Morrow, Annie Morrow, B. G. Mulberger, Lydie, Cecelia Learn, J Bayon, Catherine McQuown, and Ord McMillen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mingos Marvel Andliva Gibson
Allene Datlebaugh
Lori Lockard
Craudchild
Carl Chaaiters
Spank Soodly
Dennis Patterdmugh
Virginia
Jessie Butertinh
H. C. Miller
Dorothy
Jeona Nichol
Lela Meekins
Hope
Elizabeth Gromley
Willie Wriggle
Marion Center residents host Friday night gathering
Marion Center Me. and Mrs. R. J. Roberts entertained many youths at their home Friday night. The community news lists visitors and locals at Indiana, Vandergrift, Livermore, Punxsutawney, Ford City and Elderton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Roberts
Prof
Jarry Ankeny
AW. OS. Davidson
Mate At Want
Local Residents Attend Social Visits and Church Services
SHELOOCTA James and Robert Sharp of Brad en ridge spent the week at their home in town. Mrs. Martha Marmon and son Dr hn J B Harmon visited in Pittsburgh on Thursday. Mrs Samuel Kerr stayed with her daughter Mrs James Yurnbull of Eynest for several days. Mr and Mrs Eewin Sharp and Virginia Miller attended a Red Cross meeting in Indiana on Tuesday evening. Communion services will be held at United Presbyterian on Sabbath morning. Mrs Harriet Alexander and daughter Irene with Mrs Reba Williams and Roy Keith of near Blacklick spent Sabbath at the Miller home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Robert Sharp
Bradenridge
Martha Marmon
Hn. J. B. Harmon
Inittsburgh
Samuel Kerr
James Yurnbull
Eynest
Eewin Sharp
Virginia
Miller
Red Cross
Indiana
United Presbyterian Church
Harriet Alexander
Irene
Reba Williams
Roy Keith
Near Blacklick
West Wheatfield Moves to Father’s Home in East Wheatfield
Henry Bennett and wife moved to his father’s home in East Wheatfield township. Mrs. Clyde Palmer and daughter Topsy visited Mr. and Mrs. G. R. B. Shoupe last week. Mr. and Mrs. James Miller of Utinontown traveled to see Mrs. Miller’s sister Mrs. R. V. Clawson. Tomb Clark visited Marie Walback on Sunday. Ruth Muir, employed at George Cline’s, shopped in Blairsville on Monday. People gathered on the William Penn highway on Sunday evening to watch government trucks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bennett
Bennett
East Wheatfield Township
Clyde Palmer
Topsy
G. RB. Shoupe
James Miller
Uniontown
Blairsville
William Penn Highway
Family names of Palmer relatives listed in obituary
Pass were Mrs. Clyde Palmer, Mrs. George Palmer and daughter, Blanch, and Mrs. Russel Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Palmer
George Palmer
Blanch
Russel Palmer
Smicksburg Socials Highlight Sunday Visits and Veteran Meet
Clayton Lewis visited his parents in Smicksburg after work at Clymer. William Shaffer traveled from Punxsutawney for a homeward trip, while W. M. Stiteler returns from Pittsburgh to be at home over Sunday. Ruth Lamison called from Punxsutawney on Monday. Smicksburg Veterans Association and Sons of Veterans met at C. R. Good's home to celebrate Mr. Good's birthday with J. G. Walker, Jno. Lewis, John Weston, Stewart Beyer, Robert McBriar, David Good, A N Takehart, Clair Good, Annie Good, Mrs. Stockdale, and Mr. Good's sons Duane and Charles in attendance. an excellent supper was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Shaffer
Punxsuawney
W. M. Stiteler
Pittsburgh
Ruth Lamison
Smicksburg Veteran’s Association and Sons of Veterans
C. R. Good
Mr. Good
J. G. Walker
Jno. Lewis
John Weston
Stewart Beyer
Robert McBriar
David Good
A. ND Takehart
Clair Good
Annie Good
Stockdale
Rural Valley
Duane
Charles
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Brown
Philadelphia St
Punxsutawney
Indiana, PA
Clearfield
National War Savings
the Farmers Bank
PENNA
THE
Homer City
Homer City, PA
S.C. Steele
Cashier
Wilmer Stewart
PDS Reiss
Barre Eoi EE
Afeclure
Pleasant Valley
Ambrose
Mits
M. P. Mc¢Millen
McKaesport
A. C. Morrow
Annie
Mulberger Wi
Lydie
Cecelia Learn
Cockport
J Bayon
George Wells
Oklahoma
Marion Center
Td Tan
Sah- Thera
Piltabureh
J. W. Work
Chas
Park
Chilchety
Russell
Livarmore
Lester Good
Frank Rolls
Muriel Barr
Bng
McIntyre
Alvin Cribbs
Lennard
Robert
Vandergrift
Misa Esther Heaty
Indiana Normal School
J. R. Learn
J. B. Laughry
Marion Canter
Wallace Cunningham
Ruth
Reba Neal
McIntyre Company
Mickhart
U. P
Hdna Cunningham
Brush Valley
Lincoln Overdorff
Glyde McCrea
G. T. McCrea
Bruce George
Julius McCormick
Emily George
M. Rugh
Mima Herlinger
Andrew Pittman
Stork
Clair McFeaters
Mr. Thompson
Blanche McCrea
Indiana Hospital
Plumcreek
Asther Ehenger
Mary Ankeny
Ford City
Ella Kimmel
Wthel Bleakney
Indiana Normal
Elderton
Add Beatty
Little Daughter
William Boeerer
Lewis Boyer
Marion Boyer
Serges
Nainsook
Mise
Women’s Union Sui
Palm Beach
Dinsmore Bros
West Wheatfield
Smicksburg
Clayton Lewis
Clymer
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