Local Social News From Blacklick and Nearby
A roundup of visits and travel in Blacklick and nearby towns includes Katharine Williams and Bertha Winkleman visiting Indiana, Mrs. John Weir returning from Braddock, and Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Smith visiting Pittsburgh. Teachers, families, and workers are noted in Wellsburg, Cleveland, Monaca, Can be inferred from context. A church service, a revival park idea, and transit updates also appear along with various short visits and fishing trips near Loysburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katharine Williams
Bertha Winkleman
Indiana
John Weir
Horpe
Braddock
Carrie Kelly
W. G. Smith
Pittsburgh
Semina Maxwell
Randall Campbell
William Heall
Wellsburg
W. Va
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Ed McDowell
Annie
Nellie Caulfield
J. W. Clark
Blairsville
G. D. Horrell
P. R
J. J. Spackman
Coudersport
Jack Clegg
Wellum
Gillis Harkins
Hellwood
M. E.church
Hazel
Sue Shields
Indiana Normal
Alice Page
Walter Forman
Elders Ridge Social Roundup Notes Visits and Events
Local residents and visitors attend a series of gatherings and outings including a district W. Co. T. U. convention in Métyaville and a cattle show in Pittsburgh. Families from Barnesboro Wilkinsburg Apollo and Charleroi join gatherings with Ramaley Ewing Reeves and other local members. Church and youth activities mark Sabbath and weekday events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BH. Fassett
Walt Fassett
Barnesboro
J. C. Howenstein
M. D. Ramaley
Métyaville
Clarence Stover
Wilkinsburg
L. C. Rosenstee
John Henderson
I. M. Long
A. D. Wilson
Walter Hwing
Pittsburgh
Martha France
Miss Fish
J. C. Ewing
Elmer Knepshield
Mr. Johnston
Apollo
A. R. Ashbaugh
Dean
W. Reeves
Salishore
W. W
Community News Highlights from Commodore andNearby
Mr and Mrs Chas Powell hosted guests including Mrs Henry Frank and Jesse Boer and son Barnard from Commodore. Visits branched to Curwensville, Cherry Tree, Glen Jampbeall, Indian, Arcadia and Beaver Falls with several local families stopping by. Children's services at Pine Grove and Baptist churches drew large attendance with a planning program reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Powell
Henry Frank
Jesse Boer
Barnard
Commodore
Jesse Burnheimer
Martha Naper
Paul Rankin
Robert and Mitdell
Curwensyville
Sie Rankin
Dean Rancin
Phyllis
Rie Carlson
Glen Jampbeall
John Kerr
A. F. Powell and Family
Arcadia
Alex Biss
Mollie Powell
Pine Grove
Sunday Visits Across Brushvalley and Nearby Towns
Brushvalley residents Miller son John and Mary, and Mrs Nannie Ream of Johnstown, spent Sunday with J P Artemus. Roser families from Clyde and Dayton visitors, Ward Spiers group to Homer City, Ceph Mack from McKeesport, and D C Davis with Andrew Pitmeu plus Miss Nettie McCrea shopped in Indiana Saturday. Rev Ford and family from Indiana also visited, plus Bert Swarta and children Beulah and Lawrence of Johnstown visited Myra Andrew Pliman last week. Ralph Artemus and son, Fyock and kin from Somerset visited J P Altemus and Taylor Alteming in Indiana Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win, Miller
John
Mary
Nannie Ream
Johnstown
J. P. Artemus
Lawrence Roser
George Roser
Bitter
Mack
Clyde
Bruce George
Dayton
Ward Spiers
Homer City
Hugh Robertson
Taylor Alteiius
Ceph Mack
McKeesport
D.C. Davis
Andrew Pitmeu
Nettie McCrea
Indiana
Rev. Ford
Bert Swarta
Beulah and
Lawrence
Myra
Andrew Pliman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Indiana, PA
Compound Inter
Citizen’s National Bank
PENNA
Star Milling Co
Clymer, PA
D. J. Means
C. W. Shanaberger
Allen L. Prayne
Service Deposit Bank
Bell Phone
Tevines
Launderers Cleaners & Dyers
Elders Ridge
Ewing
Weat Lebanon
Collumbus
Kelley
Clarksburg
Paul Ewing
Lyle Stewart
McIntyre
J. M. Long
Ashhaugh
Alice Alms
Clarkaburg
Cash Creek
Rarl Fry
Fulda
Near Cherry Tree
Josye Barnheimer
Ray Powell
John Miller
Beaver Falls
Stephen Wilhelm
John D. Adamson
Kan
Floyd Craig
Mrs. Wilhelm
Mary Trouser
J. L. Houger
John Lemon
Ohio
Adanson
Aaron Pierce
Kimmel
Baptist Church
Brushvalley
Ralph Artemus
Fyock and Gon
Somerset County
J. P. Altemus
Mrs. Taylor Alteming
Aidiana Pa
Coats
Seemingly
Jess
Thrusuletth
Filmunner
Milan
SILK
BON Ton
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