Local society notes and community plans in Blacklidge
Mrs Emma Wallace returns to Moneen after visiting cousin Mrs G D Horrell. Indiana visitors and local social events weave through town as streets repair disrupts travel. Civic Club plans a community house. library efforts resume. Mrs Alice Paige leads with strong support and solid funds already secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J
Spackman
The
Presbyterian Church
Frank McCrea
New Vienna
Civic Club
Alice Paige
Room to Rent Brings Change in Quiet House
In 1944 a seamstress Tryphena Small endures a haunting routine of work and care after Mrs. Mardan's death unsettles the house. Charlie, a steady lodger, proposes marriage and a shared future, promising to run the house together and leave behind the old routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tryphena Small
Amelia Westlake
Tryphena
Ghaelie Wakte
Clarl
Charlie
Mrs. Marden
Lttle Galt
Gome
Sone Ting
Charla
Mig
South Bend Residents Take Charge Of Local Blacksmith Shop
South Bend area residents report Robinson family arriving to run the long-standing blacksmith shop in Rob inson. The community notes several social items including weddings, visits, school events, and a Memorial day planning meeting at the South Bend school house. Local families are mentioned with updates on travel, school, and church activities. The Shoup school closing on April 20 spurs a district gathering and a program led by Pils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Ralston
WT. McCaughey
Marry Rearick
John Kepple
Mildred Rearick
T. J
Pues Pils
Oscar Woods
Hetle
Tarry Reavel
Lars
Ward Devers
Margaret Tani
A. M. Silvis
Wesley Anderson
M. Anderson
Murry Rearick
O. M
Teo
W. RR
Thompson
Ions Valley
James Boyer
Bruce Kepple
Indiana
Local social notes from Deckers Point area
Mrs. Mary Houcher returns home after winter visit with daughter Jope ry Kimmel of ShelocGt. Numerous residents and visitors listed include Mr. and Mrs. Mart Mimi, Mrs. Sophia Kinter, Athert Tisher wagopener at Smicksburg, Mrs. Wilter Bear and daughter of Monongahela, Mrs. Din Jenny moving to Ami Taszlett property, Mr. and Mrs. May Bledeard and son with Javerett Burns, H.W. Burns family visiting sister Mrs. Albert Hollis, Murray McChinwn digging new home site south of town, Floyd Reed closing on school term, Wil Wagner and wife with Mrs. Glenn Smyera, Mr. and Mrs. day Muman, George Hazlett, George Colgan leaving for Akron for work, Mrs. Archie DeCayaqua and daughter of Woodlawn visiting aunt Mrs. W. P. George, Minnie Painter visiting mother Lizzie Winter, Mary Thelma Russell from Beulah and Emma Manshoweer with families, Harry Dillinger and family from Tromer City, Davill Bleakney from Indiana, Mrs. Alex George from Canton Ohio, plus Schaal closing Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Houcher
Jopery Kimmel
ShelocGt
Guide
Mart Mimi
Sophia Kinter
Javerett Burns
H.W. Burns
Pelford
Halon
Albert. Hollis
Clymin
Murray McChinwn
Floyd Reed
Wil Wagner
Glenn Smyera
Day Muman
George Hazlett
George Colgan
Akron
Archie DeCayaqua
Little Dauphter
Woodlawn
W. P. George
Minnie Painter
Lizzie -Winter
Mary Thelma Russell
Beulah
Emma Manshoweer
Harry Dillinger
Tromer City
Davill Bleakney
Indiana
Alex George
Local notices from Heshtat area show mixed family and travel items
A cluttered Humboldt era note lists Clyde Waller McAdams and Violet Uweh traveling to Cumberland Maryland, Violet family visits, and various residents in Heshtat with names, relocations, Sabbath visits, and small events. Mentions of birthdays, examinations, guests, moves, and local routines appear across the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waller McAdams
Violet Uweh
Heshtat
Cumberland
Holle
Hrousekeoutty
Baward
Charles Pelton
Imtiina
Ord Luther
Hestrhon
AL Viehtenteta
Tatherin
of Robinson
Sport Ba
Minti Campbell
Wilebert Ool
Narvisen
Johnstown
Meek Firi
Jone Ricremed
Ugh Mack Fam
Aid Meg
Samuel McAdmas Annoeo
Hilltop Notes and Local Social at Hilltop Schoolhouse
Jessie Walt visits sister Mia and others attend events this week. Tichitna callers include Robert Wingar L Mefianghay Devipney and Win Watt. An entertainment and pie social at Hilltop schoolhouse on Friday May 4 benefits Jacksonville Presbyterian church. Flora Lowry weekend with parents near Parkwood. Llyat tivarpet Ray, off the siege list, able to be work again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wingar
L. Mefianghay
Devipney
Win
Watt
Hilltop
Jacksonville Presbyterian Church
Flora Lowry
Parkwood
Llyat Tivarpet
Ray
Sieele
Owk Apa
Unclear legal notice from Marian Center estate case
Fragmentary OCR reads as an administrator notice for the estate of Ann M Shields in Marian Center borough. Mentions trustees or executors, references to administrators Marion Center and related legal actions. Details are garbled. no clear dates, names, or outcomes are discernible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trek & Tack
Tig
Ann M. Shields
Marian Canterborough
Hayling
Elniing
Chen
Sete
Monk
Ane
Haawle Fhainsulves
Bor
Sults
Marion Center
Ageeie
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Emma Wallace
Moneen
G. D. Horrell
Theodora Williams
Join Duncan
Palm Beach
Fla
New Kensington
Harriet Shields
J. J. Silvis
Saltsburg
Ada Gallagher
John Alden
A. Brinkley
D. J. Evans
C. W. Widdowson
C. &. Grater
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
I. M. Raleigh
Odd Fellows
F. Hall
Wayside Inn
Blacklick
Josephine
PENNA
Bee Starford
BRR Eien
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
South Bend NO
Walter
Sugene Shoup
Jacob Shoup
Robert Root
Doomer Fisher
Kyiday
Idaho
Sloans
Balbrigégan Union
Nainsook
Haiti
Normandy
Coughal
Furniture Dept
Atlso Mattress
Walt
Hoosier
Tozen
Oxfords
Clyde
Leon Tuer
Ralph Rammer
Todd Shatar
Myers Wimatel Gavin
Mitty
Wil Kelly
Heselagts
Tinhart Yorger
Jessie Kinet
Jessie Walt
Mia
Willan Stepheny
Paeliaia
Telined
Niles de Lerohy
Tr Welford
Richard Wo Watson
Ruane
Ruane, £ && SC Seemath Bhoar
White Bututing
Melaphia Steeer
Tadione
Mabel Wy Pe
Anninietentrle
Launderers Cleaners & Dyers
Indiana, Pa
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