South Bend Area Updates and Local Visitors
South Bend residents and neighbors report visits, health updates, and local movement. Notables include 92 year old Alexander Kunkle of South Bend township, the Treggler and Haas families moving to Joseph Miller farm, and several town guests from West Lebanon Apollo and Indiana. The community notes also mention schooling, a teachers institute, and a burial of Robert Sheaffer in Albany New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Wendell Devers
Greensburg
Ed McKinstry
Apollo
Harry Moorhead
Prugh
Indiana
Beighley Sale
Alexander Kunkle
South Bend Township
Big Farm
Girty
Will Frantz
Treggler
Haas
Joseph Miller
Jim Phipps
West Lebanon
Hobart Shellhammer
D. B. Townsend
Irwin Kelly
Plumcreek
Roy Miller
Lucille
Nebraska
Miller
Alex Reed
Luella Anderson
Local Notes From Zion's Valley Community
Zion's Valley news recounts visits and calls among residents. Bert Kunkle spent Sabbath with father Alex Kunkle. Henry Clark, now of Leavittsburg, stayed several days with friends. Mrs Coleman has recovered and is home from Vandergrift. Innumerable neighbors stopped by homes, some to dine or discuss quarry work at Coleman. Various callers include Frank Woll, Henry Reigh, Lee Prea, and William Beaver. Johnstown visitors and Johnstown connections frequent. Johnny Stiles bought a new Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McGurdy
Asa McAnulty
John Keith
Marstellar
M. J. McDannall
Gertha McAnulty
Homer Bagley
Brown
Oscar Davis
Samuel Bowser
W. H. Patterson
Barnesboro
Sheldon McDannell
H. A. Davis
M. J. McDannell
Hudson Trout
A. Biss
Indiana
Lillian
Louise Biss
Spruce
Zion’s Valley
Bert Kunkle
Lebanon
Alex Kunkle
Henry Clark
Leavittsburg
Coleman
Vandergrift
Ina Matson
Anderson
Myr
Harry Kepple
Adium Painter
Elwond Shallheimer
Jon Beighley
Will Franig
South Bend
Ed Phillips
Henry Reigh
Lee Prea
Shelocta
Frank Woll
Phillips
Frank George
Ed Reigh
George
Alfred Miller
Nicktown
Milton Hoffman
J. C. Garrett
Marie
William Beaver
Harry Good
Peter Shilling
Spurgeon Hagens
George Davis
Johnstown
Ben Hill
Smith Bennett
Alonzo Cresswell
Wiggie Cregwell
Johny Stiles
Saltsburg notes on Kit family, sales, and church events
In Saltsburg Mrs Amy Anderson and family are mentioned with grip and toiletry concerns. Public sale announced for Saturday March 27 by Mrs Ida Ferguson. Mrs Homer McMillen visits aunt Mrs M Hileman. Mrs Erick is recovering after surgery at Columbia Hospital Wheeling. Sunday church and community events include Harry Cateman’s attendance and a congregational meeting planned for Monday March 29. Elizabeth Anderson and Margaret Helman are noted for health and travel updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lin Saltaburg
Kit
Whisibeth Anderson
Harry Anderson
Ida Ferguson
Homer McMillen
Saltaburg
M. Hileman
Erick Waas
Columbia Hospital
Whelinsburg
Harry Cateman
Hangtust
Presbyterian Chuarch
Saltsburg
Margaret Telman
M. E. Hileman
Kittanning
Lune M
Hileman
M. BE
Marva
Elizabeth Anderson
Largaret Helman
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EMERY
KNOX
Dick’ Thompson
Dayton
Glasser
Deposit Bank Building
Indiana, Pa
Pont
R. W. Wehrle & Co
Phila
Tudiana, Pa
Strongstown
Ivison
Lise
Willis Burt
Bert Maloy
Cameron
Allen Graham
W. Maloy
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Isaiah Lichtenfels
Germany
W. T’ Diag
Ermina Wagner
Near
Clyde
Mack
Near Clyde
Florence Me
Lhoes
Louise Woods
Near Here
Colling Mack
Mt. Tabor
Ernest Lichtenfels
Betty
Collins Mack
W. T. Dias
Ross McEthoes
Somerset County
Flora Clark
Walbeck
Nancy Sharp
Carrie Sharp
Elderton
Teachers’ Institute
Robert Sheaffer
Albany
N. Y
James Boyer
James F. Chapman
J. E B. Weaven
Mortimer
American Agricultural Chemical Company
Buffalo Sales Department
Lewis Street
Buffalo
Agricultural Service Bureau
State Street
Boston
Mass
Clarksburg
Onyx Pointex
Zaz
Georgette
Kayser
Coats
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