County Town News Highlights Local Happenings
Mrs. M V Patterson returns home after winter with daughter in Kansas. Soldiers of Company B, Third Pennsylvania, drill in town streets daily. A flag was raised at the M E L church with services on Sabbath. Mrs. 2 8 Kelly home from winter with relative in New York. W H Ewing heads to Little Rock then Dallas for week with relatives and the general assembly. A cantata titled The New Minister planned for May 18 at the town hall.
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M. V. Patterson
Kansas
Company B
Pennsylvania Regiment
M EL
Kelly
New York State
W.H. Ewing
Little Rock
Ark
New Officials Assume Duties in Harrisburg
Senator Charles A. Snyder took the oath as auditor general and Harmon M. Kephart began duties as state treasurer after last November win by a large majority. Both sworn before the state senate bar in a joint ceremony, with a noted departure of routine given their senate roles.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Charles A. Snyder
Harmon M. Kephart
Senate
State Treasure
State Senate
Snyder
Kepharthes
J. Lord Rigby
Media
Bureau of Corporations
John H. Fertig
Pottsville
Menemnl
Gabriel Moyer
Lebanon
Samuel Lewis
York
Wuidreds
Sprowl
Delaware
McClain
Sproul
Sores
Lycoming
Sayer
Wands
Ware
Philadelphia
Allaches
Sehnghill
Woolf
Kephart
Kaephart
oMeral
Ephart
Benvier Crow
Strumental
Ifm
Thal
McKee
Allegheny
Ling
United States
Cormany
Elders Ridge News Roundup and Local Notices
Sermon by Rev Kelley in Elders Ridge and visits by Mr and Mrs Hart Spalding of Homer City. National Defense Association meeting at Apollo addressed by Miss Wali and Prof Warner. Walter Patterson of West Lebanon visiting family in area. Mary Hepler visited Apollo, Mrs T H Coleman accompanied sister Mrs Hamilton to Struthers. Marie Sandles improving and walks at home. Mrs Harvey Jewel ill. Elizabeth Anderson rents houses on Wm Anderson’s property. Mrs J T Young visited mother. W W Young in town Saturday. Clyde: James Dill of Latrobe visits uncle Hugh Mack. Anna Rehn visits Orwin Mack. Denzil Cost su Clyde caller. Jesse Boring visits. Marlin Wagner on business. Frank Rehn of Johnstown stays with parents. Pitcairn: Junior Order meeting in Pittsburg. Elma Elva Strong and Wilda Ray at Kellar school. Jean Hoover taught fellar school without miss. Katherine Meekina of Clymer visits Nanry Nicer wonger. L F Robinson and daughter Virginia Sabbath in Sheroda. G C Devinney and wife Indiana shoppers. Margaret Dible visits T M Watts. Emerson Reithmiller leave for New Wilmington to take up housekeeping. Anniversary edition offer ends with ten cents for 96 pages.
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Rganize
R. D. Bennett
J. C. Martin
J. B. Napp
Fagan
John Stager
Henry Chapman
Nant-y-Glo
Henry Schostag
C. M. Thirkeld
Mr. Rooney
Pittsburg
M. Massler
Cresson
J. C. Kelley
Heilwood
John B. Worral
Presbyterian Church of
Cherry Tree
Jesse R. Seigler
Presbyterian Church of Indiana
Bert and
Doyle Bee
Rosalter
H. W. Lloyd
Leroy Bee
J. GB. Lydie
Stafford
J. R. Nicholson
Marstellar
Jack McGuire
Howard Gregg
Tom Wilkey
Hayes Cordelius
Sam Brown
Patton
Ridge
Kelley
Sandy
Hart Spalding
Homer City
Wali
Prof
Warner
National Defense Association
Apollo
Walter Patterson
West Lebanon
Guy
Mary Hepler
Betty Patterson
Clyde
James Dill
Latrobe
Hugh Mack
Anna Rehn
Orwin Mack
Denzil Cost
Jesse Boring
Marlin Wagner
Frank Rehn
Johnstown
P. L. Rehn
Pitcairn
Penn Run visit noted for Fowler Burkhart workers
Norman Fowler and Gust Burkhart from Heilwood were home over the Sabbath while Daniel Strong visited friends in the area.
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Norman Fowler
Gust Burkhart
Heilwood
Daniel Strong
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