Mindunes Wright and Town Visitors Reported
County Town News notes Mindunes Wright visited Matte ville last week. Alex Marshall and family, near Homer City, moved to town. Mea.leorge Taylor and baby visited Homer City Wednesday evening. Wd ltepner near Josephine called in town Sunday. O. W. Mikesell visited Johnstown Saturday evening. Mike Tillio Moore returned to Apollo after visiting Miss McGlarren of Lawn. Many attended Harry Harris Indiana funeral. company store closed so employees could go. Mrs James Thornton is sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mindunes Wright
Matteville
Alex Marshall
Homer City
Leorge Taylor
Baby
Wd Ltepner
Josephine
O. W. Mikesell
Johnstown
Mike Tillio Moore
Apollo
Miss McGlarren
Lawn
Quile
Harry
Harris A
Indiana
James Thornton
O. W. Milesell
Russell Milliken
Latrobe
Sam McBeth
Floyd Phillipps
Gil Nosking
Charles Sweeney
Harvey Coy
Heilwood
D. D. Walker
Thelma
Nickleton Miltoniln to Akron for work and local notes
Nickletown Whatmilton, near there, goes to Akron for employment. McAdoo and John seusaire on sick list. Liberty Bond volunteers include Ruffner, Irvin Myers, and Harvey Reithmiller. Lotha Myers and Wilda Burkett go to Richmond for summer school. Pine Vale church to host services led by W. T. Weaver. Graceton band held a Saturday dance. Funeral in progress for Mrs. Ed Grossman. several locals attended. Vocational school tests hundreds of corn ears. 4000 tested so far. seed vitality emphasized. Local sports: Vocalion school beat Avonmore Six-high 2014 at Avonmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whatmilton
Near There
Cone
Akron
McAdoo
John Seusaire
Joseph Jerns
Fufmner
Liberty
Irvin Myers
Harvey Reithmiller
Mont Getty
Liberty Band
Juan
Lotha Myers
Frances Lowman
Wilda Burkett
Richmond
Pine Vale
W. T. D. Weaver
Clymer
Weaver
America
Glair Burkert
Local Social and Meeting Highlights in Town
Starford Jr Fleming and daughter Caro lyn of Indiana visited Saturday and spent time with Dr Lloyds family. Arthur Williams of Pine Flats was invited at his uncle Cla ssford's home Saturday and Sunday. Mrs John Hadden of Alverda made a business call here recently. Mr and Mrs W R Calhoun and daughter spent the weekend with Mrs Calhouns parents. Rev Thompson lectured at the M E church on Americas Greatest Sin. Two Third Liberty Loan meetings were held. Stafford and Dixonville surpassed their township quotas. A Ned Cross Auxiliary benefit social drew a good crowd and raised 61.27 dollars. Miss Hazel Rodkey of Cockport visited Miss Rowena Donahue and Miss Bertha Gromley Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Fleming
Carolyn
Indiana
Lloyd
Arthur Williams
Pine Flats
Classford
John Hadden
Alverda
W. R. Calhoun
Liberty Loan
Stafford
Dixonville
Hazel Rodkey
Cockport
Rowena Donahey
Bertha Gromley
Various Local Visits and Illnesses Reported in Ord Area
Mrs Clair Spranide and Mrs Ga reg Spicher visited the formers fath er John Myers of Ord Wriday. William Lewis of Pittsburgh visited his parents last week. Geneva Heilman is ill with appendicitis. Pearl Spicher and Zell Longenecker visited Otto Gass on Thursday. Lela Kanarr spent Saturday evening at Mrs Lipple's. The body of Craig Armstrong the 15-year-old son of Will Armstrong was buried in the cemetery Tuesday. Misses Inogene Getty and Julia Wilson visiting friends in Stafford. A J Thickard improving his house with new weather boarding and porch. Many from this phire attended Laherty van celebration in Cherry Tree on Friday. Aiella and Orrin Liehkard spent Saturday at Austin Kerr near Logan. Mr and Mrs Paris Celete at Uin jintown spent Pasay tere. Vincent Young and Wm of Ronsiter visiting Mrs Young's parents. Your shoridan denry tarneriy of Mh pusburg visiting Wis miother Mrs Day Lary Me end abn Cow. W Motapl arish val bat Conorine cared ta barinene Saturday Nunes towtoy wito vats spetuline Somme Cinettt Avenue returned home for The POOLS at dy. Ne ASE Lone yoat Kaiser purchases havayorti ae Labetr fone ink solviney to bonds convertible berefler. Lorkard guest at Mos TL Wilt Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair Spranide
Gareg Spicher
John Myers
Ord
Wriday
William Lewis
Pittsburgh
Geneva Heilman
Pearl Spicher
Zell Longenecker
Otto Gass
Lela Kanarr
Vincent Young
Ronsiter
Young
Pusburg
Wis
Miother
Towtoy
Ee Lorkard
Mos
Pleasant Valley social notes list local visitors and ill health
Pleasant Valley area residents share weekend visits and family updates. Lawrence Lockard of Tipperary hosts his brother Bert while Miles Lockard recovers slowly. Guests include Mrs Guy Lockard and her sons Steele and Dwight from Indiana, May Lynn of Indiana with Harvey Meekins, Joshua Pennington of Mahaffey visiting Mrs Miller, and others at Lockard and Ober households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Lockard
Tipperary
Bert Lockard
Miles Lockard
Guy Lockard
Steele
Dwight
Indiana
W. Ober
May Lynn
Harvey Meekins
Gwan
Guy Houk
Talen Nichol
Joshua Pennington
Mahaffey
Miller
Ehloom
New Millport
Blair Wissinger
W. J. Baterbaugh
Baterhaugh
W. MM Buterbaugh
B. W. Ober
Bort Lockard
Brushvalley News Briefs Highlight Local Happenings
Charlie Artemus celebrates birth of a son as happiness grows in Brushvalley. Florence Campbell shows improvement after illness. William and Vergie Miller visited Johnstown over the Sabbath. Dan Porter and family from Black Lick called on Cunningham's during the Sabbath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Artemus
Stork
Florence Campbell
William and
Vergie Miller
Johnstown
Dan Porter
Blacklick
Cunningham's
Parkwood Visiting Notes and Local Church Service
Parkwood reports Annie Logan and Howard visiting Wilkinsburg last week. Howard heads to Jacksonville after his mother’s death. Indiana visitors J W Wiggins and Johnston Wilhelm. Spruce family moved to Thomas Wiggins farm. Local callers include M S Craig and others. Special services Sunday at 2:30 Curry Run Presbyterian near Sheloca with a service flag. Sabbath school at 1:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Logan
Howard
Wilkinsburg
Ann. Howard
Jacksonville
J. W. Wiggins
Indiana
Johnston Wilhelm
Mr. Spruce
Thomas Wiggins
M.S. Craig
M. B. Crate
J. B. Millac
Jennie Carnahan
Tin. Mull
Lurt
Frank Craig
FB. M. Craig
Curry Run Presbyterian Church
Sheloca
France
Smyrna News Notes and Social Items
Smyrna Nola reports births illness and visits including Nola Kivnan born to Mrs Wille Hamilton and pneumonia for Hamilton's son. Charles Lemon and daughter from Pittsburgh visited Mr Lemmon's mother. A birthday surprise marked Mr. Steele’s twenty third. Dorit Steele visited Plumville. Young people enjoyed a gathering at Wilse Harbin ge's home. Elmer Steele ill briefly and Pearl Ruffner attends Marion Center summer normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nola
Kivnan
Wille Hamilton
Plumville
Wilse
Indiana Normal and local families at Sabbath visits and funerals
McIntyre Misses Mather and Ruby Henry and Kathryn Muir of Indiana Normal spent Sabbath at their parents’ home. Betty Groot and Mdna Cunningham visited near here. Altes Mildred Myars of Davis stays with sister Hazeltine Gemmell. Charlie and Waller Rye attended cousin Harry Farris’ funeral in Indiana. J R Learn family and T B Laughry family spent Sabbath with Marion Center friends. Indiana area visitors last week included W H Little Merle Little W S Henry John Gemmell Hazeltine Gemmell Clara Margaret Laughry CG Neal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mather
Ruby Henry
Kathryn Muir
Indiana Normal
Nowr
Margaret
CG. C. Neal
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Indiana, PA
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le Comte
Flesher
Tsstanes
Hall’s
Nickletown
Nicky Timor
Uniontown
Wada Nippes
Joe Polinsky
Mont St. Clair
Ira Edwards
Dolph Laney
Graceton
Blacktick Slovak Hall
Bilvs
David Lucas
Raymond
Mekees Rocks
Ed Grossman
Grossman
D. A. Walker
Wlders Ridge
Misa Joe
Miss Wall
van Vandergrit
H. Snyder
John
Dean Ashbaugh
Saltsburg
William Mahan
Creekside
Mr. Ashbaugh
A. Kk. Simpson
Widers Ridge
Robert Massett
Ashbaugh
Albert Ewing
Vocalional School
Avonmore
Starford
Dillon Lens
J. M. Stewart & Co
PENNA
Philadelphia St
Hazlett
Cookport
Pleasant Valley
Brushvalley
Palleng
Parkwood
Smyrna
McIntyre
Liberty Bond
Onoac Lariety Brand Clothes
Dinsmore Bros
Harvey H. Johnston
Brussels
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