PLUMVILLE Social notes from town gathering and church events
Plumville residents hosted the Standard Bearer Missionary Society at the Davis Avenue home of Mr. and Mrs. Clark Daviz. Mrs. Colkitt visits Youngstown. Mrs. Maury Good of Smicksburg is visiting Pearl Ferringer. Rev Humphries of Edwood City preaches at the Presbyterian church. Tourth annual children’s week featured school programs, recitations, and talks by local leaders. H. B. Heybrank and family from Jeannette visited. Robt. Dilts and family move to Means farm near Greensburg. Thomas Olson bought the late Mary D Rankin property. Wil Moore adds a two-story rear extension. H. M. Zimmerman sold Main Street property to Harry Sheaffer and plans a new house on D Lancy lot. Gladys Cochran of Indiana Normal School visited home.
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Standard Bearer Missionary Society
M. BE
Clark Da‘viz
Davis
Harry Colkitt
Youngetown
Maury Good
Smicksburg RR
Daugster
Pearl Ferringer
Beyer Rev
Lumphries
Edwood City
Presbyterian Church
A. EH. Green
FE. Orr
Punxsutawney
M. HE
Mya
Stachul
D. W. Douds
W. EL. M. Copeland
la Page
Frank Marshall
Childran
H. B. Heybrank
Jeannette
J. N. Cochran
Dilts
Means Farm
Georgeville
Thomas Olson
Mary D .Rankin
Wil ‘Moore
M. Zimmerman
Main Street
Harry Sheaffer
D’lancey
Gladys Cochran
Indiana Normal School
Josephine Murry McGaughey Hosts Busy Week
Josephine Murry McGaughey and family attended the funeral of Ward Parks in Clarion. Ward Parks and family visit Indiana relatives. A new Union church choir formed under George Rudosh. Mrs. Bell Ferguson and daughters travel in Plymouth Ohio. House building begins in North Josephine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murry McGaughey
Clarion
Max Gerard
Indiana
Union Church
George Rudosh
Bell Ferguson
Charlotte
Dorothy
Plymouth
Sylvester Burnheimer
Ward Parks
Duncan
Cleveland
Ohio
McKinney Steel Company
John Saltsgiver
Punursutawney
Lincoln Gorsuch
Johnstown
North Josephine
Local Notables and Weekend Moves in Blairsville Area
Roy Condron and wife and Jamey McCHimate and wife motored to Blairsville on Saturday night. Mrs. Kenneth McFarland visits Indiana relatives. Hon J T Davis Blairsville pastor to preach in schoolhouse Sunday. Mrs. F B Hall Blairsville visited her mother in Diamondville. Roy Douglass recovering from typhoid fever. Miss Maud Lydie heads to Penn Run for summer school. Blair Widdowson and Orrin return from Kentucky. Paul Wilt hosts uncle and aunt W C Wilt of Commodore. Harry James plans move to McKeesport. Mrs. Minnie Learn to work in Commodore. Blair Widdowson buys Olds roadster. Donald Widdowson ill with bulls. Maggie Widdowson thanks Diamondville for support for daughter Ethel, studying in Nyake N Y. Birthday gathering at W Moorhead home. Lynn Weston visits from Buck Run. Mrs. Samuel Leasura with Elmer Lydie near Diamondville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Condron
Jamey McChimate
Blairsville
Kenneth McFarland Ifs
Indiana
J. T. Davis
F. B. Hall
Blairaville
Chas. Parks
Roy Douglass
Maud Lydie
Penn Run
Blair Widdowson
Orrin Widdowson
Clymer
Kentucky
Paul Wilt
Wilt
W. GC. Wilt
Commodore
Harry James
McKeesport
Minnie Learn
Donald Widdowson
Maggie Widdowson
Diamondville
Ethel
Nyake
N. Y
W. Moorhead
Mr. Moorhead
Lynn Weston
Buck Run
Samuel Leasura
Elmer Lydie
East Wheatfield Community Social Notes
East Wheatfield columns detail visitors from Pittsburg to the R. T. Hutchison family including Mrs John Kelly and daughter Gertrude with Miss Treysa Lichtenthal and Miss Loretta Laub. Other guests include Mrs Wm Merriman from Armagh visiting Mrs Emma Wilson, and Mrs Alfred Gerhard with two children from Rugh Station. The Trindle school closed Tuesday and Armerford Friday with a noon weiner bake for patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kelly
Gertrude
Treysa Lichtenthal
Loretta Laub
Pittsburg
R. T. Hutchison
Wm. Merriman
Armagh
Emma Wilson
New Florence
Alfred Gerhard
Rugh Station
Trindle
Armerford
Paterons
Rey
T. Arthur Patterson
Carmichaels
Ladies’ Aid Society
J. J. Hutchison
Jas. A. Mack
J. O. Mack
G. G. Mack
Clyde
Johnstown. Co
BF. Ling
Ruth
Johnstown
Willa
Dorothy Salisbury
James Hoffman
Rochester
Saltsburg Social Notes Include Local Visits and Calls
Saltsburg residents and friends headlined a weekend of visits with Uniontown friends, Greensburg callers, and city visitors. Names include Ernest Pletcher, A. J. Hale, William Cunningham, Ruth Johnston, T. R. Johnston, Albert Smith, Robert Smith, Mrs. William Banner, Milo Peterson, J. C. Moore, R. V. McClaran, Mrs. C. A. Hunt, William McClelland, and T. P. Carruthers as near Maysville resident in Saltsburg extension circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernesct Pletcher
A. J. Hale
Uniontown Friends
Wiliam Cunningham
Greensburg
Saltsburg
Ruth Johnston
Seton Hill Greensburg
T. R. Johnston
Albert Smith
Robert
Millvale
William Banner
Milo Peterson
Akron
J. C. Moore
Florida
R. V. McClaran
Pittsburgh
C. A. Hunt
Blakeville
William McClelland
Wilkinsburg
T. P.carruthers
Maysville
Family and community notes from Indiana and surrounding area
Weekend visits and homecomings fill this Indiana region update. Local residents including Walter Mumau Arthur Myers Ada McQuown and others are noted for visits arrivals and employment changes. A farm ad promotes tankage fertilizer at discounted prices with a wholesale cut from 75 to 25 dollars per ton by I C Rendering Company Indiana pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. C. Rendering Company
Indiana
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Fordson
Detroit
Sutton-Miller CO
Indiana, PA
Plumville
Harry Rager
Josephine
R. G. Evans
John Widdowson
Ofndiana
Millville
East Wheatfield
ORD
Walter Mumau
Arthur Myers
Jacksonville
Ada McQuown
Ted McQuown
George Mumau
Cora iMay
Iona Reithmiller
Reuben Webster
Ginav
Fannie Pardee
Dan
Dan Raleigh
Erma Pardee
Laura Kinnan
Roy Holis
John Folls
Ellen Lowman
Mabel
Joe Pardee
Starford
Robert Estep
Simon
Ebensburg
Don
Jessia Buterbaugh
Ruth Boucher
Benton Kinter
Edwin Weaver
Lorena Kelly
William Higgins
Martha Wassam
Laburn Wolfe
Julia Gresko
Eva Guidadas
Anna Giles
Estep
Vernon Wolfe
Clearfeld
Onge Brothers
Anchor Motor Co
Bell
Ieee Pelle
Waldemar
Luxenberg
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