Gherryhill Township Social Notes and Visits
Mr and Mrs Richard Howells and others visit friends in Niles Ohio. Mrs Howells will present The Bible Acost formerly remembered as Anna Knabh. Zoe Lyons led the program at Samuarel Allison’s church in Canton. I D Brown home hosts guests with an entertainment noted as well attended. Mona and Gibson of Pitts are guests in the Lyons home. Budd and Virginia Overmatt are pictured with local folks. Caroling Tl spends time in the Golden home. Pearl Smith of Clymer spent Sunday with home folks. Mr and Mrs Jay Ackerson were guests of Linus Makin on Sunday. Quay Wolf is convalescing after illness. Wilford Raymond bought a new car. District Sunday school convention set for June 23 at Penn Run Methodist Church. Mearl Amond and children of McIntire visited C E B Amond’s family. Clair Cramer of Nolo called on friends. Evelyn Smith will host a picnic for her Sunday school class at Nature’s Grove on Wednesday. Clyde Dinwiddie and Maurice Dinwiddie hosted guests from Ridgway. Cora Sleppy spent weekend in Manorville. A moving picture show at Grange Hall delighted local children. Arch C Gourson of Blairsville visited here Sunday.
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Gherryhill Township
Richard Howells
Niles
Ohio
Tn Gibson
Maquairess
Suprele Vise
Oruh
Prue Loyel
Caroling
BR. HW
Golden
Pearl Smith
Clymer
Jay Ackerson
Linus Makin
Quay Wolf
Wilford Raymond
Penn Run
Mearl Amond
McIntire
C. EB. Amond
Clair Cramer
Nolo
Evelyn Smith
Clyde Dinwiddie
Ridgway
Maurice Dinwiddie
Cora Sleppy
Manorville
Grange Hall
Arch Cgurson
Blairsville
Hadetts Hold Notable Tazlett Family Reunion
Sixty members of the Tazlett family gathered at the fair grounds for an annual reunion. Addresses were delivered by James Sfaglett of Ta Trohe A. CO, Dixon of Pittsburgh, James Torrance of Mairsville, and Hagalott Frank of Indiana.
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Hadetts
tTazlett Famiy
Fair Grounds
James Sfaglett
Tatrohe
A. Co, Dixon
Pittsburgh
James ‘Torrance
Tmairsville
Hagalott Frank
Indiana
Raymond in Harrisburg on Good Roads business
Hard Raymond in Harrisburg in the interest of Good Roads. Marl Raymond, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, is in Harrisburg on business connected with the Benjamin Franklin Highway.
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Hard Raymond
Warrisburg
Marl Raymond
Chamber of Commerce
Harrisburg
Five Big Life Lessons to Live By
Learn to laugh and free the mind from daily load. Tell helpful stories to comfort others and avoid dwelling on sorrows. Keep troubles private as the world stays busy. Stop croaking and seek the good. Greet friends with a smile to lift spirits.
South Mahoning Township to levy sixteen mills for road tax
Court approves township supervisors request to raise tax beyond the legal ten mills for 1926. Petition cites 1925 balance, 25 construction plans from Plumville to Smicksburg, state and county funding, and a sinking fund. Authorized rate increase to sixteen mills for the year 1926 to fund road work and related expenses.
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South Mahoning Township
Board of Supervisors
South Mahoning
Painville
West Mahoning Township
Fank
Pennsylvania State Highway Department
Indian County
State Highway Department
Indiana County
Rowe No
Plumville-Smicksburg
Auld Township
J. T. Jewart
M. D. Fisher
C. Elkin
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
United Sabbath School Picnic at Clark Keith Grove
A Big United Sabbath School Picnic will be held in Clark Keith Grove one mile west of Greenwich on Saturday July 3 for the McDowell community cemetery fund. Parades begin at 11 A M with prizes for the West display, sports including tug of war and track events, 3 PM talks, a fantastic parade, festival and pie social at night with refreshments and music. All Sabbath schools invited to join a real reunion on the old camp meeting ground with speakers and a full program chaired by W N Templeton.
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Clark Keith Grove
Greenwich
McDowell Community
Pine Grove School 1925 26 report teacher Gail Reithmiller
The Pine Grove Grammar School reports daily attendance by Ruth Mellwain Marie Shankle Ruth Leamer Don Shankle Marion Johns Marguerite Garner and Orrie Westover during 1925 26. Students who passed eighth grade and plan to enter Cherry Tree High School include Ruth Mellwain Don Shankle Ruth Leamer Orrie Westover Wayne Douglas John Wilson Ernest Johnson and Forrest Walls.
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Pine Grove School
Pine Grove Grammar School
Gail Reithmiller
Ruth Mellwain
Marie Shankle
Ruth Leamer
Don Shankle
Marion Johns
Marguerite Garner
Orrie Westover
Cherry Tree High School
Wayne Douglas
John Wilson
Ernest Johnson
Forrest Walls
Wreck Near Blairsville Kills Sixteen on Pennsylvania Trains
A collision near Torrance Blairsville injured and killed many as Pennsylvania Train No. 49 the Cincinnati Limited struck the rear of Train No. 50 the Washington Pittsburgh Express. Sixteen dead and ten or more injured. Fireman William B McConnell the sole survivor of the two Cincinnati locomotives crew was badly hurt. Official inquiry pending. Passenger Clarence F P Hippley of Erie died later. Scene drew thousands. damage estimated at about half a million dollars for the railroad company.
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Blairsville
Pennsylvania
Washington
Clarence FP. Hippley
Erie
Latrobe
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Clearfield Bituminous Leads In Tree Planting Effort
Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corporation based in Indiana reports the largest forest tree planting program in the state. This year it planted 1,298,050 trees on properties in Indiana Cambria Clearfield and Center counties and converted over 2,000 idle acres to tree production. Total trees planted to date reach 2,413,100 with 1,198,000 supplied by the Clymer nursery and over 4,000,900 seedlings currently growing at the nursery.
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Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corporation
Indiana
Department of Forests and Waters
Cambria
Clearfield
Center Counties
Clymer
Card of Thanks for Edgar F. Gideon
We thank neighbors and friends for kindness during the illness and death of our husband and son Edgar F Gideon. Gratitude for floral tributes and use of automobiles. Wife and Family. June 28, 1926.
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Edgar F. Gideon
Women Unite at Marchand WCTU Convention at Hill Top Farm
In Marchand at Hill Top Farm the county WCTU gathered with nearly every union represented and over 70 pastors in attendance. After a lengthy dinner brief talks were delivered by Miss Agnes St Clair, county president, Rev J T Davis, Mrs Mary S Bell of Blairsville, Mrs J S Russell and Carl W Hull of the Indiana Free Library Association.
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Marchand
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Hill Top Farm
I. M. Lewis
Parsons
Agnes St. Clair
J. T. Davis
Mary 8. Bell
Blairsville
J. S. Russell
Carl W. Hull
Indiana Free Library Association
Lewisville visit with Brad dock family on Sunday
Charles Lewis and family of Brad dock visited J. B. Gibson and family on Sunday afternoon.
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Lewisville
Charles Lewis and
Braddock
J. B. Gibson
Fine garden plants sale in Clarence Pennsylvania
James G Grimes lists sweet potato and tomato plants for sale with prices per thousand. Sweet potato plants priced at 2.85 and tomato plants at 1.75 per thousand. Shipment available the same day orders are received.
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James G, Grimes
Clarence
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