Local News Roundup from Muckaburg and Nearby
Leroy Condron spent weekend in Indiana with Joshuua Lewis and son Lester who work at Locust. Mr. and Mrs. George A. Robinson of Punxsutawney visited relatives here. J. J. Mowrey returned to Pittsburg midweek. Mr. and Mrs. Merr Weston and son Marion of Punxsutawney visited the Westons. Dr. Joseph Lukehart of Pittsburg visited his mother Mrs. Martha Lukehart. Reverend Axe to preach next Sunday at 10:30 AM after recently accepting a call to the Lutheran church. Mrs. Wilson Bowser visited Punxsutawney Saturday. Mrs. Lizzie Travis visited her aunt Mrs. Wmn. Pierce. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Taylor visiting the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Lewis. Robert Robinson ill on Saturday but improving. Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Elkin and son Bert visited Grace Neal and Dr. Albert Elkin near Georgeville on Thursday. Dutt Barnett of near Loop returned from Punxsutawney hospital. About 30 residents of North Point and mudded roads attended a gathering at Angus Ritchie's home with an elaborate lunch funded by Mrs. Ritchie. The party left for home around 6 AM Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Condron
Indiana
Joshuua Lewis
Lester
Locust
George A. Robinson
Punxsutawney
J. J. Mowrey
Pittsburg
Merr D. Weston
Marion
John
North Point
Angus Ritchie
Community Notes From Rayne and Nearby
Onberg notes several neighbors improving from illness including Howard and Marvel McCann and Alta Moorhead. Blair Cunningham and family hosted Merle Adams Blair Jim Robert and Earl Byers. Mrs Jennie Wilson visited Indiana. Ray school fundraiser netted about 29.50 for the Presbyterian mission society. Lavara Cunningham has a thumb felon. Ruth Ward visited her aunt Mrs Patrick Dening. Blair Deyarmin and family and Alta Moorhead shopped in Indiana. James A Palmer moved to a farm near Marion Center. Alverda Kinter taught at Ray school and spent Saturday at home. Max Edna Nibert visited Robert Welman Tray Ord Houck and Michael Moore in Indiana. Mr Mrs Harry Cunningham and Clarence Cunningham were in Indiana. Rayne church services planned Sunday March 20 by Trev Long. Milt Kelly visited Levi Houck Thursday. Ralph Nibbert and Thomas Ward helped repair the company farm buildings formerly owned by Michael Nibert. Carmahell Houck called on Mrs Jennie Wilson Thursday evening. Dorothy Cunningham visited Laura Cunningham Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Marvel McCann
Alta Moor
Blair Cunningham
Merle Adams
Blair
Jim
Robert
Earl Byers
Jennie Wilson
Indiana
Ray School
Rayne Presbyterian Mission Society
Lavara Cunningham
Ruth Ward
Patrick Denning
Blair Deyarmin
Alta Moorhead
James A. Palmer
Marion Center
Alverda Kinter
Max
Edna Nibert
Robert , Welman
Tray
Ord Houck
Michael Moore
Harry Cunningham
Clarence Cunningham
Rayne Church
Trev. Long
Milt Kelly
Levi Houck
Ralph Nibbert
Thomas Ward
Michael Nibert
Carmahell Houck
Dorothy Cunningham
Laura Cunningham
Elders Ridge Social Notes Mixed with Local Moves
Elders Ridge residents report illness for Annabell Ewing and Henry Hart man, while L. C. Rosensteel plans a western trip. Frank Lambling visits Salina and Apollo, and Milton Cunningham of Clarksburg did Ridge calls. Geneva Snyder and Elinor Crawford shopped in Indiana, Mrs. T. C. Hood attended a Lewisville reception, and Reed’s Harry Wissinger was a Ridge caller. Walter Ewing and Steele Warner called from Saltsbury. Will George of West Lebanon was a business caller. Lev Duncan Mackenzie visited Sloan Wray in Shady Plain. Geneva Snyder and Elinor Crawford’s friendship continues. May Baker of Olivet becomes new telephone exchange assistant. Irwin Coleman and family plan to move to the Marshall farm at Clarksburg, leaving the community they helped build.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annabell Ewing
Henry Hartman
L. C. Rosensteel
Frank Lambling
Salina
Apollo
Milton Cunningham
Clarksburg
Geneva Snyder
Elinor Crawford
Indiana
T. C. Hood
Lewisville
Harry Wissinger
Reed
Walter Ewing
Steele Warner
Saltsbury
Will George
West Lebanon
Lev
Duncan Mackenzie
Sloan Wray
Shady Plain
Olivet
May Baker
Dr. Griffith
Iselin
Irwin Coleman
Marshall Farm
Penn Run social notes and visitors list
Mr and Mrs D G Strong were in Indiana on Wednesday. Normin Fowler is on the sick list. Mrs A J Stewart recently visited her daughter in Wilkinsburg. F M Dick of Avonmore visited his mother here. Jean Clair and Lois Stephens spent time with grandparents Rev W J Sproulkl. J Molsopple of Saltsburg spent the weekend with friends here. Shury and Gertrude Smith were guests of Vera Simpson. Min and Mrs J L Lytle visited D G Strong on Sunday. Stella Dick visited her parents, G H Dick. Ed Fyock and Ernest Kinsey of Arcadia spent the weekend here. Harry Holsapple was the guest of J W Burkbart on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. G. Strong
Indiana
Normin Fowler
A. J. Stewart
Wilkinsburg
F. M. Dick
Avonmore
A. Jean, Clair
Lois Stephens
W. J. Sproulkl
J. . Molsopple
Saltsburg
Shury
Executor's Notions and Administratrix Notice
Notice of administrators and executors for estates in White Township and Hillsdale Pa. Lydick estate administratrix ILNW LYDICE requests claims be presented for settlement and debts paid. Bowder estate in Montgomery township with Priscilla J. Bowder named. letters testamentary granted and notices to present claims and debts due.
Lottery of administration for Mary J Sexton estate
The administrator issued notice for all claimants to present their claims against the estate of Mary J Sexton late of Indiana borough deceased. Creditors are urged to make prompt payment or file their claims for settlement with Bene sez Sfe waert, Administrator, Indians Pa, February 9 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indians County
Mary J. Sexton
Indiana
Boreough
Alaim
Benese Sfewaert
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brown
Browns Boot Shop
Indiana, Pa
Clearfield
Gadoines Keroag
Pereffinend
ALL Pennsys
Waverly
DELCO
Vogel Electric Co
N. St. St
Thomas Pealer
Oliv
Indina, Pa
Muckaburg
Onberg
Elders Ridge
Penn Run
Suriety Brand
Society Brand
Patton
Sutton-Miller Company
Y N Banks
J. A. Lydick
White Township
Lydice
John L. Getty
Priscilla J. Bowder
Montgomery Townable
W. H Fuller
Breester
Hillsdale, Pa
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