Birthday party marks tenth for Harold Diem
In Idamar over the week Elizabeth Patterson visited relatives. A birthday party for Harold Diem's tenth birthday was held at Mr and Mrs N L Diem's home with games and a lunch. Guests included Donald Warden Robert Dixon Gerald Bence John Strong Walden Levinson and others. Several locals visited family and friends around Pine Vale Dixonville and Clymer. A supper roast is planned at the Presbyterian church and a new teacher training class began at Crooked Creek Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilzabeth Patterson
Idamar
Harl Oakes
N. L Diem
Harold
Donald Warden
Robert Dixon
Gerald Bence
John Strong
Walden Levinson
Robert Shunckyer
Kenneth Green
Wim, Sundertin
Presbyterian Church
Helen Sickenberger
Marion
Dixonville
S. Sanderlin
Walter Muman
Robert Plouze
Hillsdale
John Fisher
Mr. Patterson
Samuel Bray
Savan
Bonita Mumau
M.D. Brilhart
Chambersville
Harry Powers
Fleming
Indiana
Harl Gray
Anna Gray
Five Points
Harry Miller
Helen Brady
Crooked Creek Baptist Church
Clair Sharrer
Harry Downey
CG. A. Brady
Chas. Wells
Margie Gray and John Stillson Meet Behind Stage Doors
In a backstage dressing room Margery Gray a burlesque star explains to John Stillson her reluctance to marry his son Reggie, stressing the demanding life of performers. A visitor named Joe and Margie’s husband surface, clarifying tensions and motives amid the show’s rough emotional theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Geny
Margery Gray
John Stillson
Mardea
Monte
John
Regete
Regete Stillson
Reggie
Margie
Bobby
Cretonne Engrain
Mel” Neggle
Margery
Stillson
Marge
Joe
Joln
Quotable tension in Viola and Jim exchange
Viola asks why she should marry Jim. He admits he has no idea, prompting Viola to assert that lack of insight is precisely the reason she won’t marry him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola
Jim
Community News From Plumville Sees Ills, Visits And Services
Plumville report notes slow recovery of sick residents, Mrs Donds in Adrian hospital Punxsutawney, families visiting Johnstown and Ambrose, Rev Haines from Pittsburgh Theological Seminary preached at the Presbyterian church, bake shop opened on Main Street, Allison teacher Ernest Perry injured at rink, Mary Hamill visiting county seat, Beracha United Presbyterian and M E Church services led by Mrs Sommers in Rev Sommers absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Weaver
Johnstown
J. W. Weaver
Smith
Ambrose
Marion Center
D. W. Donds
Adrian Hospital
Punxattawney
Paul Ansley and Son
Punxsutawney
Haines
Pittsburgh Theological Seminary
Presbyterian Church
William Shaun
Main Street
Laura Weaver
Mrs. Smith
Mary Hamil
Beracha United Presbyterian Church
M. EL
Sommers
J. M. Sommers
Hillsdale Weekend Visits and Local Family News
Merl Huey and family spent the weekend in Hillsdale. East Run residents Mrs. Eekmer Huey and Mrs. Clarence Jaanghom called Jon their father W. M. Bowers. Louise Murnau and mother returned home from Indiana. Thomas Trimble spoke with his daughter Mrs. Clarence Conner. Various local visits include Mrs. B F Arie, Mrs. Paul Lindquist, Mrs. Everett Peddicord, and families from Dixonsville Commodore and Ohio. T. V. McQuown traveled to Indiana for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merl Huey
Eekmer Huey
Clarence Jaanghom
East Run
Jon
W. M. Bowers
Frank Murnau
Louise
Indiana
Thomas Trimble
Wilgue
Clarence Conmner
B. F. Arie
Paul Lindquist
Erie
C. C. Cross
David Stonebraker
Madeline DeVore
Dixonsville
T. V. McQuown
Harry Bowers
Commodore
Bowers
Geo, Gromley
Witzabeth
Ohio
Harry Gromeley
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Olymer
Ord
Fae
Elma McAdoo
Howard Fisher
John Walker
Jesse
Howard
Wm. Walker
Roy Hollis
Clymer
Aleath Knupp
Purchase Line
Della Burkett
Nicholtown
Geneva Pardes
Mildred Wiggins
Blair Learn
Chrysler
Detroit
Fisher
Fedco
John A. Stokes
North Eighth Street
Gordon
Court House
G. B. Beale and
J. Terrill
Western Newspaper Union
Plumville
Ernest Perry
Allison School
South Mahoning Township
Everett Peddicord
Lumber City
Bonton
New York
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