East Run Social Tidbits From Sunday Gatherings
Me and Mrs Lockhart and son visit Mrs Farnsworth at her home in Mountain. Mrs Mountain related to the head of her daughter in law Mrs Lester Mountain who died after a fall. Mr A Danglerty and two grandchildren visit with Chivtou and Fred. Many neighbors from Pohnstowt Dye and Mes Wood Houck and family stop by. May and her sons John and Joseph enjoy time with Stavday friends. Mrs Marhaworth spends Friday with distant kin. Cora Mumau spends the weekend at Pam xsutiwney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockhart
M.A. Farnsworth
Mountain
Lester Mountein
A. Danglerty
Pohnstowt
Dye
Wood
Houck
Tetty
Dullals
Phomas
May
Toho
Poseph
Stavday
Mis
My ‘Arhaworth
Vtant Hat
Cora Mie Mumau
Pam Xsutiwney
Local Notes on Family Visits and Life Events
A stream of small town items records visits by Mr and Mrs Thin Henry to their daughter Mrs Tex Munhhip. Mr and Mrs 2 Fr Dunlap and Bard Huth visiting Mr and Mrs George Stelle. Mrs Vom Thrmb visiting Ebensburg. Mrs Elmer Brickel hosting a visit from her daughter Miss LHL and Will Cessna marry at home Saturday night and live with groom’s parents. X ray advised for Miss Tagel Shields’ knee. Paul Dunlap and Lewis Shields seen in Dixonville on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wok. Meickel
Carer
Thin Henry
Danntster
Tex Munhhip
Dunlap
Bard Huth
Elorgey Stelle
Wellwood, Sanday
Vom Thrnmb
Ebensburg
Elmer Brickel
Sr Lhl
Will Cessna
Itagel
Wmitle
M. T. Shields
Hellman
Tillsdie
Paul Dunlap
Lewis Shields
Dixonville
Community Socials And Visits In Cookport Area
The Cookport area hosted vibrant church events and a busy weekend as families and neighbors visited relatives in nearby towns. Attendees included the Bosthausons in Simnuler, the Moots in Mahnoffey, and many locals at revival services in Salem.
Summer care for your baby in Cherry Tree area
Notes from a weekly talk to mothers issued through the Babies Prophylactic Clinic in Philadelphia emphasize summer risks for infants. The article urges pure milk, proper feeding, and hygiene, warning heat can weaken babies and raise diarrhoea risk. It advises keeping milk on ice or boiling if refrigeration is unavailable, and adding orange juice to counteract nutrient loss while noting boiling may cause constipation but is preferable to diarrhoea in summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Phipps Institute
7Th and Lobard Sts
Philadelphia
Purchase Line Residents Spend Weekend Visiting
Mra George Nuno of Deckers Point and several others journeyed to the Pattigan home in Indiana for a pleasant day. Anthony and nephew Ross Jr visited the Pattigans’ son. Stouler, Ellekinger, Gallowgher, and others called on local friends over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Nuno
Deckers Point
M. J. Houck
Purchase Line
M. A. Warnsworth
Enat Run
Mra
Tolly, Anthony
Blondsburg
James Stouler
Burnside
Frank Ellekinger
Sherman Gallagher
Thomas
Cossport
W. Gallagher
H. H. Touk
J. W. Melee
Rossiter
Penalties for Violators of the Game and Fish Laws
Several county residents paid fines for fish and game law violations. W Goss Mike Soltis and George Zahursky each paid 25 dollars for fishing without a license. Nick Tate Walter Kordman Kasper Darasche John Monarsky and John Zomerfelt were fined 25 dollars for illegal possession of firearms. G W Bennett was fined 25 dollars for taking game in a closed season. A Bartlebaugh paid 25 dollars for permitting dogs to chase and destroy game. Angelo Archengeli was fined 10 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Goss
Mike Soltis
George Zahursky
Nick Tate
Walter Kordman
Kasper Darasche
John Monarsky
John Zomerfelt
G. W. Bennett
A. Bartlebaugh
Angelo Archengeli
Picnic at Twolick CC Hike With Presbyterian Group
Members of the young men's Bible class from a Presbyterian church enjoyed a Friday hike to the old Twolick Country Club. A wether roast and picnic provided a pleasant attraction for participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Bible Class
The
Presbyterian Church
Old Twolick Country Club
Children’s services at Grace church on July 2 7 46
The notice states children’s services will be held at Grace church along the Clymer trolley line on Sunday evening July 2 at 7 46 o clock. The brief item confirms location Grace church and time July 2 in the Sunday schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church
Clymer Trol Ley Line
Obituary: Oliver Wolfe dies after operation in Johns Hopkins
Oliver Franklin Wolfe aged nine years two months, son of Edward G. Wolf of New York City, died at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore Md on June 16 after an operation. He lived with his grandparents Samuel and Mrs Burkett in Grant township since his mother Eva Burkett Wolf died three years ago. Funeral June 18 at East Mahoning church, Rev Edwards Marion Center. Survived by father, sister Adelaide, brother Edward Jr. Interment in church cemetery. June 28 1922. Former Indiana men employed in tube factory in California Fred Barber and Clair C McGurdy, former Indiana residents, now with Reilly Rubber Company plant in Los Angeles producing 1200 tubes daily. Barber is superintendent. McGurdy son of Mr and Mrs S G McCurdy of South Eleventh Street. formerly with McCreary Tire Rubber Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Franklin Wolfe
Edward G. Wolf
New York City
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Samuel Burkett
Grant Township
This County
Eva Burkett Wolf
East Mahoning
Edwards
Marion Center
Adelaide
Edward, Jr
Indiana
California
Fred Barber
Clair C. McCurdy
Reilly Rubber Company
Los Angeles
Cal
Mr. Barber
Mr. McGurdy
Mra
GC. McCurdy
South Eleventh Street
McCreary Tire Rubber Company
Lorayn Coal Town Named in Rayne Township Work Begins
The Benjamin Gilpatrick farm near Idamar in Rayne township hosts the Lorayn Coal Company operation. A crew sinks the shaft and erects a power plant for a modern mining plant. An excellent coal vein three to four feet thick lies below water level, necessitating the shaft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorayn
Rayne Township
Benjamin Gilpatrick
Idamar
Lorayn Coal Company
Local nurses injured after car strike on Indiana road
Miss Eirza Brown of Ernest and Miss Catherine Hooley of Clymer, graduate nurses at Indiana hospital, were injured Friday evening while walking on the Indiana Ciomer City road near the hospital. They were struck by an automobile driven by Mr. Ankeny, suffering cuts and bruises to the head and face.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eirza Brown
Ernest
Catherine Hooley
Clymer
Indiana Ciomer
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Frank Spicher
Homer Bennett
Iarry Siwilth
Nea
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Quay Lewis
Spangier Hospital
EH. Longwill
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