Local notes from Washington Township gatherings and visits
Washington Township reports a weekend of visits and calls among Vandergrift and nearby communities. Names include Mr and Mrs Carl Miller, Mrs Morrow Anderson and daughters Betty and Isabelle, Jake Ruperd, Porter Ray, M J Beyer, Walter Herman, Myron Baraigh and family, Pauline McIntire, Hmerson Frick, Jess Crooks, and many others. Community events mention sewing circle at A C Marshall’s and church services at Harmony Grove Lutheran. A TV and telephone line repair update appears, along with a local newspaper subscription offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Miller
Vandergrift
Mrs. Miller
J. E. Mlystone
Morrow Anderson
Betty
Isabelle
Creekside
Anderson
Bert Orr
Jake Ruperd
Near Advance
Porter Ray
Five Pointe
M. J. Boyer
Will Burns
Dayton
M. J. Beyer
Walter Herman
A. C. Marshall
Atwood
Kenneth Marshall
Helen
Olive Wilhelm
Michael Boyer
Coral
Willet
Glair Peterman
Brice Peterman
Hulda Helman
Chambersville
Sara Harman
Beatrice Milley
William McCausland
Helen Marshall
Indiana
Bert Grr
Harmony Grove Lutheran Church
Joseph Marshall
J. B. Blystone
John Johnston
East Wheatfield Social Roundabout Repeats Local Visits
East Wheatfield residents report guests and visits from Pitcairn Blacklick Blairsville and Dayton with extended family trips to Johnstown Indiana and Minneapolis. Notable mentions include the Mack and Cunningham families hosting and visiting relatives and a funeral for D I Cunningham. March meeting planned by C G Mack is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. G. Mack
Ward Mack
Pitcairn
Merbert Artemus
Booth
Jos
Clarence Findley
Merle McCormick
Minneapolis
Johnstown
J. L. Caldwell
Rev. Nicholson
Dillie M. Cunningham
Sr. T. Hutchison
Elizabeth Hutchison
Dillie Cunningham
D. I. Cunningham
Indiana
C. G. Mack
James Sutton
Dayton
Mack
The
Missionary Society
George Bracken
Blairsville
B. &. Heckert
George McCutcheon
Harry Butts Cramer
Chambersville Crooked Creek Missionary Society Meeting
The Crooked Creek Missionary Society was hosted by Mrs. Wm. Downey on Wednesday afternoon in Chambersville. Several local residents and visitors from Indiana were noted as guests or callers, including Mrs. Ed. O’Neal and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bartholomew. Assistant county school superintendent D. Lester Winger from Indiana visited a local school Monday. The item closes with a local proverb about a man with no dust being mud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauues
Crooked Creek Missionary Society
Wm. Downey
Fred Kirk
Lutherssburg
Ed. O'neal
Indiana
F. J. Kirks
Walter Bartholomew
C. A. Brady
Laura, McGara
D. Lester Winger
Southern Courage Won Out in New York Romance
Caroline visits her aunt and finds love with Billy Raines, a bus boy who writes a play. Her money-focused cousins urge marriage for wealth, but Caroline pursues true affection as Billy earns his chance. The wedding follows when his play is accepted, proving love can trump money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aroline
New York
Pauline
Sue
Caroline
Edward Lane
Edward
Miss Hewitt
Iide
Cathaline
Hilton Proctor
Billy Raines
Billy
Buck
The Community and Its Banks by R C Stephenson
R C Stephenson argues that banking is a community responsibility beyond bankers. He notes bank assets rely on loans and investments, not idle cash, and stresses prudent lending, public patronage, and honest supervision to maintain sound banks. Public confidence and avoidance of rumors are crucial to stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome C. Stephenson
American Bankers Association
Corposrate
Amyiso
Longest suspension cableway opens in Bavarian Alps
The new suspension cable railway in the Bavarian Alps transports tourists toward the Nehettavn region. It crosses deep valleys with a supporting span of about 3,200 feet and reaches above sea level.
Bankers Aid Cooperative Milk Plant Project in Langlade County
Bankers' Association of Langlade County Wisconsin arranged finances for a cooperative milk plant raising 100000 dollars and supported a 421-Club campaign culminating in an Achievement Day with over 400 youths participating. The program saw a 200 percent rise in participation over two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bankers’ Association
Langlade County
Wisconsin
Community Notes From Lewisville Area Gatherings
Social activity around Leonard Dixon home includes a birthday gathering for Mrs. Dixon with late night lunch. Visits by Ruth McGinley and Velma Barkley noted, plus relatives, neighbors, and area travelers. Roads are poor, as 20 000 miles of paved roads are discussed for state action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewisville
Leonard Dixon
W.B. McGinley
Ella Warner
Shelocta
I. M. Speedy
Kennedy
Joe Tomb
Lucille
Wilber Bracken
Paul Wilkerson
John Wash
Velma Barkley
Derry
Armagh
W. D. Coleman
Saltsbury
Here
W. B. McGinley
Indiana
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Washington Township
Progress
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Pittsburgh Post Gazette
Pittsburgh Post
Indiana Progress
R.W. Wehrle & Co
East Wheatfield
Southern Courage
R. C. Stephenson
Philadelphia
Paul B. Hasinger
Wayne Avenue
Penna
Eschelman Guaranteed Feed
Globe Poultry Feeds
Larro Dairy Feeds
Wingold
Goldenrod
Hetrick & Wilson
P.R.R
Indiana, PA
First National Bank of Indiana, Penna
UNION
Carl Fleming
Apollo
J.T. Sheagley
Leighiner
J. T. Mulberger
Rough Home
Charles Rosborough
Hare
John Orr
Clark Rough
S. E. J. Elgin
Hilda Boyer
Wayne Smith
George Keeler
Rosie Cessna
South Bend
Owen Boyer
Caily Rough
Dunmire
Harry Houser
James Wells
Elgin Farm
John Kough
George Blystone
Elderton
Evrybody
Glenn Miller
Quinuter Boyer
James Heckman
Patronize Progress
Douglass
J. D. Flude Co
Cadillac
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