Epworth League elects officers and list of local visitors
The Epworth League of the Methodist church held its annual meeting and elected officers including President William Blaney and secretaries and treasurer. Pittsburg visitors and local residents were noted with social visits, church events, and a district Free Methodist convention. Ground was broken for J. H. Caulfield’s new home on the hill district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Beckner
Scottdale
Roy Donahoy
Pittsburgh
Frank Wells
Greensburg
C. J. Wella
Graftton
J. W. Clark
Vandergrift
Rev
L. C. Andrews
Whrabeth Long
Ab Mu
Ben Marshall
Freeport
Marion Cribbs
Annie Mardis
Earl
Johnstown
R. S. Graff
Bolivar
Presbyterian Church
Mildred Geary
Blairsville
D. S. Porter
Fred Bussard
Indiana
J. H. Caulfield
Local Notables Visit, Travel and Familiars Gather
Robinson J H Steffy and family spent several days in Pittsburgh by car. Emil Foster of Clarksburg visited his mother Mrs M W Foster. Joseph Penrose improved his home with a front porch. Brendlinger family and Mrs S M Clifford attended the funeral of their uncle Joseph Brendlinger. Mrs David Blough of Johnstown visited Wednesday. Arthur Bowser of the 320th Machine Gun Battalion arrived at Camp Dix. Major C C McLain of Indiana was a business caller Wednesday. Edith Gamble of Jeannette spent days with her parents. Wesley Askins of Pine Plats visited Wednesday. Charles Ayers and C L Shrum are building new homes. Tracy Donahue and family of Pittsburgh were weekend guests. Jan Bowser bought a new piano. Joseph Gamble Paul Brendlinger and Lawrence Nixon, town residents, are Bolivar high school graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Steffy
Pittsburgh
Emil Foster
Clarksburg
Wa. Va
M. W. Foster
Joseph Penrose
Wm. Brendlinger
8. M. Clifford
Altoona
Joseph Brendlinger
David Blough
Johnstown
Charles Ayers
C. L. Shrum
Tracy Donahue
W. A. Lear
Jan Bowser
Plano
Joseph Gamble
Paul Brendlinger
Lawrence Nixon
Bolivar High School
Local Notes From Clymer and Nearby Visits
Mary St Clair returns home from Coalport while Blaine City visitor Mrs Thomas Stephens stays with the Williamses. Whensburz Miss Alice Harper visits Harper home. Indiana caller Mrs Asa McAnulty. Willan Warper makes a Boardsman trip. Victor Keklund from Clearfield visits Marks home. Diamondville residents Newton and wife Long visit Longs on Rail Road avenue. Mary Walsh visits Bartlebaugh home. Mrs Clarke Myers of Indiana visits Minto family. Harvey Wetrick and daughter Lulu May spend day with Coleman. Lawrence Hines Arthur Long and Elma of Diamondville visit. Welton Kopson of Buck Thin calls. Clair Burkett buys a new driving horse. Walter Mumau and wife visit Indiana, preacher announced at Pine Vale Church next Sunday by Reverend Weaver. Clyde Glen McQuown returns after visiting Yarl Kelimiler family. Walter Mumau and wife visit Walker home Sunday. Penn Run Summer Normal opens May 12 offering training for prospective teachers. 19-41p
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Marks
Newton Long
Diamondville
Chester Long
Railroad Avenue
Mary Walsh
John Bartlebaugh
Clarke Myers
Indiana
Richard Minto
Harvey Wetrick
Lulu May
Clair Burkett
Walter Mumau
Pinevale
Weaver
Clyde
Glen McQuown
Yarl Kelimiler
Walter Mumag
John Walker
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Winsmore Yores
Agents Footers Dye Works
Indiana, PA
Spalding Sweaters
Federal Reserve Bank of the Fourth District
Liberty Loan
First National Bank
Cherry Tree, Pa
Philadelphia St
Harvey H. Johnston
Axminsters
Velvets
Brussels
ORD
Penn Run
Jodys Cor. Phila
7Th Sts
Coats, Capes, Dolmans
Bolivia
BBC Suits Now
New
John Bennett
Phila. St
OUR Meat Department
Maracaibo
Womenwade Weiners, Ib
the Churn Co
L. L. Hart
Prop
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