Community Notes from Spruce and McKisson Valley
The column lists Sunday and weekday visits across Spruce and McKisson Valley communities. Guests include Spruce residents Mr Gladforth, Glad Asa, and families such as the Asa McAnnilty and D P McDonnell households. various calls from W B Douglass Cora Cameron Dot Mapfield and Harry Patterson. school terms closed by Leo Berringer and Chrissie Gibson. and local travels of J A Brown Roy McDannell and Oscar Davis plus Mary Brown and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Gladforth
Glad Asa
Barnesboro
Asa McAnnilty
Jay Strum
Helen
Ameigh
D. P. McDonnell
Hughes
S. M. Griffith
Mary Brown
W. B. Douglass
Cora Cameron
Dot Mapfield
Harry Patterson
W. B. Patterson
Harry McDannell
Roy McDannell
J. B. Brown
Louise Mae
Grace
Ralph
Brown
Walter Clark
Cockport
W. BE. Patterson
Leo Berringer
N. A. Davis
Catherine
Community News From Nicholtown Area and Surrounding Towns
Brown visits local friends while Irvin Myers family calls on Samuel Burkett. Barnesboro folks baptized at Church of Christ. Alice Nelson weekend visit home. Co E Faust and wife and Mrs N Long return from middle west trip. Anna and Ethelyn Sebring with A C Malcolm residence. Locals attend Commodore lecture by Rev Tabor. Mrs Homer Burkett visits nearby. J C Figart family weekend Indiana. A Connor Hillsdale business call. Raymond Briggs Monday visit. Grade school to close Friday. Christian Missionary Society to meet at Mrs W F Weaver Wolcott St Thursday. Butler weekend visit. Mr and Mrs Cassidy return from Indiana. Ford Trimble moves to Clark house. Bert Clark Commodore visits John Fetterman. Bernice King East Run visits Carrie Nora Fetterman. Chris Tyger to Johns town for work. Many attend Arcadia exam Saturday. Mrs John McCracken Monday visit with John and Mrs Moore Gipsy. Johnny Ferrier struck by auto near Hilladale. Mr and Mrs H Smith in Hillsdale Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Irvin Myers
Samuel Burkett
Nicholtown
Barnesboro
Church of Christ
Alice Nelson
Co. E. Faust
N. Long
Middle West
Anna
Ethelyn Sebring
A. C. Malcolm
Near Here
Commodore
Tabor
Homer Burkett
Sample Run
J. C. Figart
Indiana
A. Connor
Hillsdale
Raymond Briggs
Christian Missionary Society
W. F. Weaver
Wolcott St
John Moore
Gipsy
Little Johnny Ferrier
Hilladale
H. Smith
The Children's Judge Finds His Brother Far Away
Jim Carter berates a younger brother then searches for John Carter after the boy vanishes. A New York lead uncovers a street accident survivor matching John H. Carter. Jim calls long distance and discovers the two brothers are reunited, him as the famed Judge Carter and John ready to return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Carter
John
Jim
James Carter
New York
John H. Carter
Gainelnes
John Carter
Carter
Judge
Tete Plainey
Lfts
Pete
Jerry
Pete Blainey
Tucson
Aziz
Carters
Inlinois
Yeu
Long Distance
Gee
Jamey Carter
The Worst to Come Candidate Faces Scandal Disclosure
A political figure warns that newspapers may publish more damaging material about them. The committee counters that exposing the truth could be worse, signaling ongoing controversy over tabloid reporting and accountability in the race.
Misread Note on Widow's Marriage Plan
A fragmented text mentions Rohidus and a widow's marriage idea, reflecting misgivings about alliance. The line suggests a private discussion where one party underestimates the other's intention to wed the widow. No clear names or events beyond the implied proposal are established.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Spruce
BE. O. Grow
Johnstown
Louise Biss
Chrissie Gibson
J. &, Brown and Son
Mckisson Valley
Mary Couch
Sheloca
Merle Collins
Ernest Penrose
Altman
Nellie Wissinger
Vandergrift
W. W. Conch
McCraken
Reed
Macro
Geo. Smith
John Cunningham
Mabel George
Carmi Kelly
du Bois
Joe Colling
Saltsbury
Silas Blakely
M. D. Himes
Saltsburg
Lather Guthridge
Olymer
Linus M. Lewis
Indiana, Pa
Graham Brothers
McGregor
Thomas
Dodge Brothers
By Martin M. Chester
Weslern
Rohidus
Weill
Sloan Bros
Simmons
Rys
Hau
Blatchford’s
Baby Chick
Bran
Lowe Brothers
Lindsey
J. L. Orr & Son
Philadelphia
The
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