Armagh News Notes On Local Cattle Loss And Visits
Arm agh Nour cows, three of which belong Yoe Stephens and one of Lester fatthers were killed by lightning. Mrs Hila Plowman has returned home to Johnstown. She plans to leave for Obi the first of this week. Mr and Mrs Scott Rodgers visited Darrel Mack in Heshdon. Mack is in Seward with cousin Mrs George Shingles. Williams Zoe and Velma Rodgers beat Saturday at H. R. Falcon's. Mr and Mrs Raymond Mack and Mrs L. S. Stutsman spent Saturday in Johnstown. Mabel McCochren and Carrie Atchinson, students at Ina na Normal, spent the week with parents. Mrs Vine Tomb bought a Ford. Mr and Mrs Boyd Tomb and son Willard of Johnstown spent Sabbath with parents. Leon Stephens of Pittsburgh visited his brother Joe Stephens. Marguerite Cunningham of Heshbon spent the weekend with aunt Mrs H. R. Falcon. Miss Slavel Mack hosted friends Tuesday. Children’s service drew a crowd at Cramer. Mr and Mrs John Griffith of Pittsburgh spent the weekend with parents. Helen Dick visited Sabbath with Nancy Tincohn. Miss Nancy Tomb clerks in Armagh store.
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Waliam
Zoe
Velma Rodgers
H. R. Falcon’s
John Grifith
Dittsburgh
Helen Dick
Nancy
Tincohn
Missy Nancy Tomb
Armagh
Barrett McLaren
Indiana
Arthur Robinson
Punxsutawney
Harry McGaughey
George McLaren
Kennywood Park
Pittsburgh
May Cay
Graceton
L McGaughey
Bert Hetrick
DuBois
Alt. Kime
W. H. Helmbach
Tidtians
George Ray
Crete Church
of. R. Householder
Floyd Baummell
Homer City
Genn McQueawn
A. Manda
Melcroft
This Place
Kenneth McFarland
Indiana Visitors, Local People Gather for Week End
A long list of local residents and visitors from Indiana and nearby towns attended gatherings and church services. Many family and friend visits occurred at homes in Homer City, Melcroft, Graceton, and surrounding areas, with trips to Pittsburgh and Jeannette noted. The community held a Missionary Society event and a church lawn festival, and several residents were visitors at hospitals and reunions.
Strongstown Society Notes Row Through Sunday
Miss Irene Ondriezek of Nanty-Glo returned home after three weeks with her mother Mrs. Joseph Ondriezek. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Green of Penn Run visited Mrs. Green's mother Mrs. J. M. Strong on Sunday. Alma Garrett called on Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Learn of Belsano Saturday evening. Mr Arla Fox and Miss Jennie Shaw visited Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bennett Sunday evening. Children’s service at the Lutheran church Sunday evening drew large attendance as the church was decorated with ferns and roses. Wm. Troxell is constructing a dwelling on Main Street.
Lost tan hound near West Wheatfield Cemetery
Light tan female Tennessee hound with collar bearing the name Robert Frye and Westmoreland license number 12867. Notify Robert Frye in New Florence, Pennsylvania. Suitable reward offered.
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West Wheatfield Lutheran Cemetery
Robert Frye
Westmoreland
New Florence
Early Patriots A Band Of Immortals
On the 151st birthday of the nation hundreds of orators will show pictures of the 56 men who signed the Declaration of Independence on July 4 1776. James Webster lauds their legacy saying they live in examples and influence beyond death. Each signer faced imprisonment poverty and danger yet none died with a stain on his name.
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James Webster
Charles Carroll
Carrollton
Congress
Hartford Connecticut’s 1639 Fundamental Constitution Charter
A Chicago Journal excerpt recalls the 1639 Hartford charter adopted for Windsor Hartford and Wethersfield, portraying it as the first self framed constitution in world history. It notes the preamble invoking God to ordain peaceful, orderly governance guiding civil and church discipline.
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Jamestown
Hartford
Conn
Windsor
Wetherstell
Connecticut
Commonwealth
Jesus
Clifeago Journal
Kitty Knight Stands Firm as British Warners Burn Home
In the War of 1812 tale Kitty Knight defied British orders in occupied Maryland. When soldiers ordered residents out, Knight declared she would not leave and would burn with her house if burned. An officer witnessed the defiance, admired her courage, and spared both houses.
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Bowes
Maryland
Thirtle
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Steving
Steving Furniture Store
South Bend
Harry Rearick
New Castle
James Smith
L. A. Townsend
Elizabeth Painter
Robert Thomipson
Claire
L. M. Henderson
Wendell Devers
Grant
Carl Silvis
Jeannette
Charles McFarland
Dale Fulton
Margaret McGaughey
A. M. Silvis
Cyrus Beatty
Wilkcinsburg
D. B
L. A
Marion Center
Collins Deemer
Peggy
Rhoda
Funice
Mechanicsburg
L. J. Deemer
Mae Stewart
Marvin Silvis
Gene Silvis
Harry. Rearick
Brick Church
James Miller
Amalilo
Harmon
Gastown
L. B. Deemer
Harry Shoup
Bricks Church
James Shoup
Fcreary
McCreary
McCreary’s
McCreary Tire & Rubber Co
Diana, PA
EARLY
Patriots
Band OF
Immortals
United States of America
Kitty Knight
Stream’s Gift
Indiana, PA
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