County Town News Highlights Local Visits and Births
County town residents and visitors are listed with many social notes. Local examinations in Indiana include C G Williamson Emerson Reith miller Nula Bell and Helen Lamison. Families attend church, funerals, and dinners while neighbors welcome guests from Dayton Plumville Punxsutawney and Elwood. A stork delivered a baby boy at Engle’s home and Pred Gansman welcomed a girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Williamson
Emerson Reithmiller
Nula Bell
Helen Lamison
Indiana
Clair Good
Dayton
George Mundorf
Dun Boig
D. A. Daugherty
J. Webster Stiteler
Frank Fair
C. BH. Condron
M. K. Lewis
David, Fetters
Vandergrift
Frank Marshall
Plumville
John Lewis
H. O. Lytle
Maury Napp
Sarah Glenn
Adam Black
Caroline Evans
Cynthia Bond
Susan Wingrove
Susan Bell
Lizzie Crawford
Martha Lukehart
Grace Lewis
Ann Irwin
Eva Stiteler
Punxsutawney
Russell
David Good
William Hollowell
Down
Capt
Evan Lewis
Hollowell
West Mahoning Township
Lizzie Weston
Dale Douds
Elwood
Ind
Homer Stiteler
Stitchell
Mary Stiteler
Bertha Fair
Wm. McGinley
Jacksonville
Chas. Neal
Hamilton
M. L. Black
Mr. Williams
G. A. Robinson
Punsutawney
Roe
George Bolman
Kittanning
R. W. McBrier
Charles Thompson
Homer City
Cora
Mizz Belle Niel
Derry
Thompson
Elairsville
Larue
Florence Robinson
Raymond Hoover
Cherry Tree
Pred 'Gansman
Local Notes From Pine Flats Summer Activities
Erasmus Davis of Grandville arrives home from study for the ministry to spend the summer. B. J. and W. Williams transact business in Indiana. Rev. Hall and family of Lewisburg move here and will preach at the Baptist church. Miss Mary Stephens wins a Chautauqua season ticket for top scholarship. Rev. Macphail and family of Shingle House visit. B W Williams and family visit from Spruce area. Hesperian Society set for its next meeting on Saturday evening, July 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erasmus Davis
Grandville
B. J
W. Williams
Indiana
BW. Williams
Spruce
Hesperian Society
Quarantine keeps James Edwards from work in Wal ll OPSburg
James Edwards remains out after a 21 day quarantine for diphtheria in Wal l OPSburg. The item lists local visits and social news including Mrs Ellis Good and Mrs Lloyd Smiley shopping in Indiana and several residents visiting relatives and friends around Plumville Punxsutawney Johnstown and Rochester Mills with various weekend visits and hospital news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Edwards
Ellis Good
Lloyd Smiley
Indiana
George Adamson
Zella
George Edwards
Lester Allison
Plumville
Samuel Edwards
Indiana Hospital
Harry Belin
Pittsburg
W. M. Milbern
Arthur Belin
Samuel Lukehart
Ida Shields
Lyla McQuilken
Kathryn Brown
James Prothero
Punxsutawney
Martha Moore
Rochester Mills Friends
Summer term entrants and community notes in Blacklick and nearby
Students Miss A Leda Harbridge Nolan Kinnan and others enter State College for the summer term. Locals Mrs Martha McGaughey Mrs Indiana visitors and a Sherman Hill surprise gathering are described. Community events include church services Josephine ball loss Homer City games street railway repairs and upcoming visits by Clawson Williams and J W Clark. Several residents travel for marriages sales and trips while others remain at home with family events and illness noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Leda Harbridge
Nolan Kinnan
Bessie Lytle
Josie Lockhart
Rossmayne
State College
Vada
Martha Weaver
Indiana
Martha McGaughey
Otto Steetle
Iiannah Hill
Shelocta
The
Hill Home
Francis Kline
Sheloca
Evelynleming
Margaret. Boyer
Alice Fleming
Bell Thomas
Thomas Station
Mary Thomas
Jane Cribbs
Caroline Thomas
Wilda Borland
Martha Carney
Cordelia Lightcap
Annie M. Brown
This
Blacklick Wendell Shields
Newark
N. J
W. &. Patch
Sol
Cleveland
Florence Kiebler
A. S. Buterbaugh
Swissvale
Harry Lydie
Clymer
Unn Rodgers
Leetsdale
Lyda
Rev. Cary
Josephine
Homer City
Homer
Linterne
Margaret Rankin
Samena Maxwell
Charlie Cribbs
Freeport
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Methodist Church
J. W. Clark
Fort Pitt
Pittsburg
Clawson Williams
Nebraska
W. C. Widdowson
Hanna
Maple Springs
Lake Chautauqua
Jennie Bell
M. F. Bell
John Sleigh
Barnesboro
John Falmer
Local Folks Visit and Church Services Highlight Week
Lebanon residents and visitors from Punxsutawney and Elderton attended religious services at the Presbyterian and Congomaugh churches. Social visits included C. Caldwell and O. Hood families, J. Lowman passing through by auto, and Merton Pragh with Mr. Young in Avonmore. A love feast is planned at Montgomery church next Sunday evening July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
M. A. Fulton
Jacksonville
Chas, Caldwell
Punxsutawney
O. J. Hood
Presbyterian Church
Paul Lowman
CG. C
Walker
Near Town
T. L. Patton
Miderton
Congmaugh Wi
John Lowman
Kent
J. E. Pierce
Merch Multon
Harry Lier
Lumelton
Clarksburg Cornet Band
Clarksburg Instrumenta
William King
Ernest
Ross
J. Meyer
Pine Hill
D. J. Hepler
Elders Ridge
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Milton Glassford
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William Sides
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Minnie Stephens
Clem Myers
Ethan Smith
Mary Sides
Hazel Davis
Wilda Roberts
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Rachel Douds
Berty
Crea Lydie
Ben McQuilken
George McMillen
Rossmoyne
Jessie Dunmire
Blairsville
W. T. Long
Chas. Steetle
Scott McQuown
Lorenzo McMilen
Clarksburg
Samuel Harrell
Meade Lowman
West
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Brockway
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Merton Pragh
Mr. Young
Avonmore
W. P. George
Beulah Henderson
Slippery Rock
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Gladys
Filla Scott
Shawl
Elderton
James Muckle
Marl Stumpe
Aupper
Frank Munshower
Robert Volstein
West Union
Lysle
Ray Myers
Rank George
Jerry Silvis
Gona
Buffalo
Albert Silvis
William Barr
Leona Finr
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Daya Bare
Fred
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