News of County Towns Highlights Local Visits and Routines
Mrs G W Shields and two children spent Tuesday at Punxsutawney. Thomas M Sutter returned from Camp Miami Florida after 13 months service and was honored at a community reception. Numerous relatives and friends were noted visiting, shopping, or traveling between Punxsutawney, Ebensburg, Marion Center, and surrounding areas. Prospective teachers may attend the Penn Run Summer Normal opening May 12 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Shields
Punxsutawney
Thomas M. Sutter
Camp Miami
Florida
Elizabeth Shields
C. A. Rippert
Thomas Sutter
M. Shields
Twila Blakley
George Peffer
Francis Allison
Mabel Shaffer
Marion Center
J. FP. Blakley
Robert I Knox
Ebensburg
Jd. Hoover
Nettle Beck
Sprankle'’s Mills
Penn Run
Pleasantville social notes and local visits page
Summary of Pleasantville and nearby community activities includes visits, sickness, marriages, and events. Names mentioned: J G Strong, J W Burkhart family, W J Bracken, Solomon Sheesley stroke, Devil Dog demonstration in Indiana, Albert Meyers and wife, Joseph Meyers and wife, Gold Coy, Mrs Nancy Meyers, D C Woife and daughter Evelyn, Roy Wolfe, Dora Barr, Rich mond weekend, Ted Lytle convalescing, Albert Burkhart ill, Bert Craig appendicitis at Johnstown, Elva Learn and family, Lina Rank Huntingdon visiting her parents, Henry Shank family Stafford, Esta Hines visiting Hellwood, Pauline Smith Lily Lutman Clymer visiting Blanche Sickenberger, Allie Hines and three ill with flu, Mrs A C Ober visiting Mrs A J Long, Merle Wagle family Indiana visiting, Charles Menning and two children visiting Stafford, Pleasantville: David Kephart purchased Ford car, Grace Dick and Clair Walter Mire married, Dorothy Kephart back in Indiana, David Wile Spruce visiting Ross Reeda, Ralph Holmes Blackha lk visiting, Sherd Burnheimer Oden Smith John Kephart Jr visiting Indiana, Sunday school at 2:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Strong
J. W. Burkhart
W. J. Bracken
Indiana
Solomon Sheesley
Albert, Meyers
Joseph Meyers
Gold
Nancy Meyers
D.C
Th Woife
Evelyn
Roy Wolfe
Dora Barr
Richmond
Ted Lytle
Albert Burkhart
Bert Craig Ia
Johnstown
Elva Learn
Lina Rank
Huntingdon
Lou Johnston
Henry Shank
Stafford
Newton Long
Esta Hines
Hellwood
Pauline Smith
Lily Lutman
Clymer
Blanche Sickenberger
Allie Hines
A. C. Ober
A. J. Long
Merle Wagle
Charles Menning
Pleasantville
David Kephart
Ford
Grace Dick
Clair Waltermire
Dorothy Kephart
David Wile
Spruce
Ross Reeda
Ralph Holmes
Blackholk
Sherd Burnheimer
Oden Smith
John Kephart
Verybody
Also Mentioned on This Page
Luxenberg
Indiana, Pa
Life Assurance Society
W. Guthrie
Peeler & Feit
Phoebe Carney
Cherryhill Township
Blancho Carney
Jfslin Carney
John L. Getty
Elias B. Aisumson
Washington Township
Harvey Adamson
Horach Adamson
Creekside
Emerson Hazlett
Mary White
Blairaville Borow
Tarentuin
Breculor
Covode
Alice Works
Geneva Mottern
Samuel Mottern
William
C. C. Hoover
Russell
Wesley Simpson
Roy
L. M. Bartholomew
Hazel Kinter
Alice Work
Alta Mottern
Anna Moot
Laura Moot
John North
Smyrna
Milt Brilhart
Twolick
Lucy Lydie
Marie
Georgeville
Roy Simpson
David
Robert
Robert Wyncoop
Will McCormick
John
Carl McCormick
Brunside
Will Ramey
Kent
Ralph Jobe
Homer City
D. Dixon
William Carney
Paul Ferguson
J. M. Perguson
France
Long
Clymer, Presbyterian Church
Jean Huey
Pittsburg
Dorothy Heath
Creeks
Paul Kennedy
Roy, Fleming
U. P
Gipsy Blair Hess
Wava Hamilton
Loren Flickok
Daisy Blose
Wdith Trimble
Hillsdale
Viola Bennett
James A. Smith
Charles Ramey
Mollie Riens
Cherry Tree
Zeddie McMillen
Wilgus
Dave Joiner
R. Colgan
Williams
Marl Walker
Stanley Wilson
Arcadia
Jas. Ferrier
Clarence Cassidy
George Beck
Reynolisville
Union Church
Christian Endeavor
Samuel Bailey
H. Smith
Samuel Smith
U Uniontown
Smith
D. J. McCracken
The
Wallace Dry Goods Co
Armstrong’s
Blabon’s
Woiles
J.C. Wallace & Son
Philadelphia Street
J. M. Stewart & Co
Kane Sas
America
Dolmans
Children’s Capes
Europe
THEM
the Farmers Bank of Indiana
Fashio
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!