Hillsdale Locals Visit Kin and Friends Across Town
Mr and Mrs Dewey Longwell and Stantie of Pittsburgh spent the week with Mrs W Biss's grandparents. Talley Gaston of Barnesboro visited here on Wednesday. Mrs Clyde Houck and Waxally of Purchase Line called at Etatecbaugh home Saturday. Mrs Bits Armstrong and children Sara Clair and Orton were callers in town Saturday. Wiss Nola Buterbaugh shopped at Indiana Saturday. Mirs Ruth Sharp of Mahaffey taught in town Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Peter Rowley visited with Mrs Harry Spicker Saturday. Dawl Billings of Glen Campbell was a business caller Saturday. Mr and Mrs George Gromley and daughter Helen shopped in Smian Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Harry Uncapher of Gedziza were callers. Mr and Mrs Olie Long and family of North Braddock spent Sunday with A Longhecker family. They were joined by Irene Longnecker. Edward Johns and family of Cherry Tree spent Sunday with Mrs Alice Smith. John Siverd and family near Taylorsville visited Fero Stephens Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Longwell
Stantie
Pittsburgh
W. Biss
Wiss
Nola Buterbaugh
Indiana
Jrtunne McMillen
Rochester
Iits
Wess
Joyce BE
King
Clarence Conner
Helen Campbell
Wiss Ruth Sharp
Mahaffey
Slark Getty
Harry Spicker
Hartlette
Peter Rowley
Dawl Billings
Glen Campbell
Joe Spither
Oliver
George Gromley
Helen
A. Longhecker
Irene Longnecker
Edward Johns
Cherry Tree
Alice Smith
John Siverd
Taylorsville
Fero Stephens
J. L. Diven
Blairsville
Elizabeth Rutlege
Somerset
J. C. Tomb
J. §. Marshall
Earl and
Foster Graham
W. B. McGinley
Berths Ewing
Ruth
Wm. Waugaman
Uniontown
O. W. Shields
I. M. Speedy
West Penn Hospital
Wm, Leard
Beaver |Falls
B. M. Laveen
J. L. Diveng
Raymond Speedy
Marshall
Glen Reeger
Vandergrift
Henry Reeger
Weekend Visits and Local Birthdays in Nicholtown
High school students from Indiana Miss Louise Burkett and Miss Henry visited the Burkett home over the weekend. Laura Kinnan hosted a surprise birthday party for her son Leo with about 76 guests and a late lunch. Nearby residents included Jess Pfeffer and family at Ray Lowman’s, Rosy Butterbaugh at Laney Oharrah’s, and Mrs. Frank Wright at Lowman’s. Mothers’ Day services were attended in Montgomery church. Mary Kercheski visited her parents. Frank and Laura Rethmiller were guests at Lowman’s Sunday evening. Quote from San Francisco Chronicle noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Burkett
Henry
Indiana
Clair Burkett
Laura Kinnan
Leo, Kinnan
Jess Pfeffer
Ray Lowman
Rosy Butterbaugh
Laney O’harrah
Montgomery Church
Frank Wright
Mary Kercheski
Frank Rethmiller
Sophomore class tours Pittsburgh sites on educational trip
Plumville notes that a group of 12 Sophomore students along with teachers visited places of interest in Pittsburgh on Saturday. Mother’s Day program by Presbyterians, memorial sermon May 26 by Rev A Giffen. Various local visits and Memorial Day plans noted.
Lewisville Weekend Visitors and Services Report
In Lewisville the community held preaching services next Sabbath at 2 30 p m with Sabbath school at 1 45 p m. Numerous locals and visitors were noted including Ruby June Stiffler from Coal Run and Elizabeth Rutlege of Somerset visiting J C Tomb and J L Diven families. Socials and a play drew strong attendance while several residents paid weekend calls to Blairsville Uniontown and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewisville
Ruby June Stiffler
Coal Run
7. S. Kennedy
Dwight
Velma Barkley
Jennie Barkley
Local Notes on Community Guests and Birthdays
Kenwood neighbors gathered as Mr. and Mrs. James Huston of Ebensburg and Pertin Huston of Vandergrift visited W. W. Huston. A birthday dinner for Mrs. J. N. Butterbaugh celebrated her 73rd year with several relatives and friends present.
Revival, community notes and road contract in Canoe township
Maple Grove area witnesses many social visits and church events as families from Nole Penn Run Manor and Indiana gather for visits and celebrations. Revival services under Rev Dr J A Alexander in Jacksonville are underway with Methodist and Presbyterian communities noting sermons and past events. Elderton firm Cribbs and Shall wins a $2,497 bid to haul and spread 6750 tons of slag on two Canoe township roads, near Juneau and Locust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elderton
Cribbs and Shall
Canoe Township
Board of Road Supervisors
County Commissioners’ Office
Juneau
Locust
Mar ion Center Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Marion Center residents report a weekend of visits and health updates. Geo B Holt and family spent Sabbath with his parents. John Steele and family were business visitors. Blairsville guests R H Lockard and Mrs McLeister visited Howard Kinter and returned home with Mrs Lockard’s mother. Julia Barr shows health improvement. RFD mail carriers met locally. Sabbath supper served by MHB Sabbath school. St Clair family from Clymer gave sacred music at the M E church. Albert Elle recovering from a recent motor vehicle accident. Isabel Jeffries returned from Indiana. W C Griffith Mary Streams and Roy McElhoes of Rayne township also in Indiana recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Lockard
Blairsville
Horace Kinter
Iudies
M. HB
St.Clair
Clymer
M. E
Jenkins
Howard Smith
Near
Town
Wells
Plumb Creek Notes and Local Freshments
The item notes visits and family events in Plum Creek. Mrs J N Blose spent days with friends at Dayton Clair Charley Lawrence and Bertha Frailey shared time with her mother. A bay boy was born to Mr and Mrs Marlin Crownover on May 5. Rev Dodge visited the Altman family at Girty. Mother’s Day services at the Brethren church drew a large crowd Sunday evening. J F Kimmel made a business call at Cochran Mills Saturday. Miss Steele was elected teacher of the Kimmel school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plum Creek
J. N. Blose
Dayton
Clair
Charley
Lawrence
Bertha Frailey
Marlin Crownover
Bay
Dodge
Altman
Girty
Brethren Church
J. F. Kimmel
Cochran Mills
Miss Steele
Kimmel
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Hillsdale
Nicholtown
San Francisco Chronicle
Plumville
Presbyterian Sabbath School
Presbyterian Church
A. Giffen
Fred Wilson
Farrel
Margaret Douds
Ray Holobaugh
Bradford
Molobaugh
John Dickason
Harry Shaffer
Owen King
New Bethlehem
Glen Galentine
Wandercrift
Galentine
Hannah Stuchell
Charles Shaffer
William
Lillian
Mia
Lisle Bence
Dixonville
Bence
Holobaugh
Luxenberg
Indiana's
Indiana, Pa
Davis-Brown
James J. Davis
Francis Shunk Brown
Pennsylvania
Russell Conwell
Edward C. Shannon
Shannon
Philip H. Dewey
George W. Maxey
William B. Linn
James B. Drew
State Federation of Labor
People’s Ticket
United States
Superior Court
Secretary of Internal Affairs
The
Davis-Brown Campaign Committee
Francis Shank Brown
Supreme Court
Kenwood
James Huston
Ebensburg
Pertin Huston
W. W. Huston
Matilda Gibson
J. N. Butterbaugh
Verdis Buterbaugh
John
Dilltown
Albert Buterbaugh
W. J. Short
F. B. Smith
Annie McCoy
Warren Buterbaugh
Johnstown
Ellis Smith
T. F. Smith
Greensburg
Marie Adams
Philadelphia
Alfred Newlin
Culver
Elma Cramer
Clarence
William Newlin
Zenas Hines
Harry Slater
Samuel Lute
Orley McCombs
Commodore
Ford, Jr
Billy Jack Smith
J. H. Smith
Zions Valley
Walter Laton
Clyde Walker
Clarence George
Youngstown
Ohio
Whitacre
H. A. Kepple
John Houser
Montrose
James Castle
Apollo
Knox Long
Roy Long
Albion
Ed. McMillen
Loraine
Alta McMillen
Richard Stahlmire
Long Home
Layton
Mrs. Walker
Shady Plain
W. A. Coleman
Wil Frantz
South Bend
Walter George
George
Andersons
Crooked Creek
Masters Lyle
Howard Anderson
Klingensmith
Leechburg
Neille Anderson
Carl Anderson
C. ©. George
Maple Grove
William Forsythe
Nole
John Hellman
Roy Wolfe
Dorothy Lytle
Penn Run
George Wolfe
Effie
Charles Amond
Manor
Irvin
Greene
Conrad Sloppy
G. EB. Holmes
James Lucas
Dick Fair
G. B. Waltemire
Simon Geesey
D. B. Detwiler
D. B. Waltemire
Clyde
Conrad Sleppys
G. R. Waltemire
William McCullough
Erma
Wava
Blair
Milroy Holmes
Colyer
G. E. Holmes
Hersh Boring
Frances Wike
Carrolltown
D. BH
Detwiler
Ronald
Roland
Eveline Wolfe
Rebecca
Conrad Sleppy
Jacksonville
Oureys Run
Frank Walker
Tarentum
Cy Walker
Ross
John Shearer
M. Carson
Akey
Delbert Akers
Dale Shaner
Robert
McCurdy
Troutman’s
Troutman Silks
Marion Center
Geo. B. Holt
John Steele
Ritz
Kid
Maise
Anderson
Buterbaugh
Li. B. Buterbaugh
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