Elders Ridge Social and Local Visits Highlight Weekend
Illness keeps John Slaré at home while Robert Hart eases family strain. Fassett returns from Indiana hospital after appendectomy and is recovering. Indiana visitors include W. W. Ewing and R. H. Fassett while Steel Warner and Dorothy visit from Indiana. Dwight Manners spends weekend with his father T. C. Manners. C. BK Society youths host a church social. A parade of visitors and homecomings from various towns fill the weekend, with several locals recovering from recent illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Slaré
Robert Hart
Lhen Fassett
Indiana Hospital
W. W. Ewing
R.H. Fassett
Indiana
Steel Warner
Dorothy
Dwight Manners
Zion's Valley Socials and Flooded Roads Report
Miss Vernie Matson and companions visited the A M Lockard home. Vandergrift families Charles Smoyers and Carl Anderson, with relatives, called on their kin. Mary Campbell and Juloyd Reigh visited Arlo Campbell at Roaring Run. Bridges on Anderson run and Crooked creek flooded after heavy rain closing roads. Alex Kunkle bought a cow from Milt Silvis. Mrs Anderson and son Lee were in Idaho on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernie
Myrtle Matson
Madge Anderson
A. M. Lockard
Paul White
T. J. Matson
Charles Smoyers
Vandergrift
John Beighley
Myr
James Shearer
Alice Kunkle
Alex Kunkle
Carl Anderson
Jonnie Anderson
Mary Campbell
Minnie Painter
Juloyd Reigh
Arlo Campbell
Roaring Run
Junior George
Apollo
Milt Silvis
Aderson
Lee
Idaho
Delegates Attend Sabpath School Convention in Indiana
McIntyre Mrs J M Cunningham and Miss Bela Neal were delegates to the Sab path school convention held at Indiana on Saturday. Miss Florence Cunningham spent the weekend at her home near here. Miss Mary Learn visited Mrs Elmer Kline near Shelecta tev. Copeland, former pulpit occupant at Smyrna and Mahoning, preached at Jacksonville and Crete on Sabbath. Charles Learn of Indiana visited his brother here last week. Mr and Mrs Thomas Blue and daughter of Aultman spent Sunday with Mrs Blue's mother near Kent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aultman
Mrs. Blue
Kent
Local Notes on Visits Births and Events in Altoona Area
Nelson Myers visited friends en route to Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Stewart and Mrs. Annie Riggs hosted Miss Mary Stewart. Harry Hawes visited sister Mrs. J. B. Walker in Johnstown. Mrs. William Dunsmore and daughter Elizabeth shopped in Altoona. Howard Hill welcomed a son. Mrs. George Davis and Rosebud visited Barnesboro relatives. Kenneth Beck spent weekend with parents. Esther Stiffer spent Mother's Day at home. Mrs. T. Parker and sons visited Win Hoover family. Louise Stiffer visited with her parents. The Hawes family motored to Indiana. H. C. Hanna did business in Indiana. J. F. Johnston celebrated 40th anniversary at daughter’s home. E. E. Shepley and Phyllis of Clearfield joined Win Huffman family at dinner. S. Raffensberger and Marion Raffensberger of Cresson with Ted Raffensberger of Spangler attended. T. W. Munroe in Patton. Rev. Meckley preached baccalaureate at Presbyterian church. Mother's Day services praised. Rev. and Mrs. Howard Porter and daughter Ethel visited Altoona. Mrs Porter attended missionary convention. Garfield Wilkins of Patton visited. Ladies’ Missionary Society met at J. B. Baker’s with Misses Peterman and Kennedy singing. Dorothy Madden hosted birthday party with games and lunch. Mrs. Orvis Hurd in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Stewart
Gresson
Annie Riggs
Hanovertown
Mary Stewart
Harry Hawes
J. B. Walker
Johnstown
William Dunsmore
Elizabeth
Altona
Howard Hill
George Davis
Rosebud
Barnesboro
R. D
F. P. Markness
Kenneth Beck
Tyrone
Esther Stiffer
Altoona
T. Parker and Sons
Clearfield
B. W. Hawes
Mary
Sara Hawes
Frederick Hawes
Indiana
H. C. Hanna
J. F. Johnston
Strassler
E. E
Social and travel notes from Blacklick and nearby towns
Blacklick R C Honek John Rager and C O Smith were in Pittsburgh Friday. Mrs Lawrence Meckley of Winton Dale visited Mr and Mrs Wade Meckley. Peter Stock near town toured Indiana Friday and said he visits the county seat twice yearly. Willis Harkins Heilwood returned home with brothers Joseph and Charles after a short visit. Mrs John Hannum Buffalo N Y visiting aunts Hattie Shields and Annie Dixon, formerly Miss Sarah Lewis, remains a popular figure in the area. Mrs Will Elder and children leave Saturday for New Kensington for a week. Mr and Mrs A M Bell Wilkinsburg in town Sunday, Mrs A Butterbaugh and Sadie Rae and Mrs J Sides in Indiana Monday. Mrs Ben Marshall Freeport in town Sunday. Mrs L R Bird leaves Monday for a two week visit to Williamsport. J D Johnston and Charlie Harkins census takers on state highway traffic. Mrs Harriet Mahan Pittsburgh visiting friends here and at Blairsville. J A Richards elected Epworth League president at M BE church with new officers to boost the League. Special services Sunday evening for retiring officers and installation. Your dog will be held up if it lacks collar and license. Adam Binkley joined his parents at Lancaster Thursday. Rev J T Curtin Morrisville IN preached at Presbyterian church. T W Readford from Sharpsville on business for a few days. Sixteen men moved from Sharpsville foundry to help at this plant then returned Monday. Miss Elizabeth Stoneback at Pittsburgh Sunday and Monday. Mrs Sarah Jordan called to Kansas City by relative death. Rev L Z Robinson went to Steubenville CO Monday. Palmer theater work has commenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Honek
John Rager
C. O. Smith
Pittsburgh
Lawrence Meckley
Wintondale
Wade Meckley
Peter Stock
Near Town
Indiana
Stock
Willis Harkins
Heilwood
Joseph
Charles
John Hannum
Buffalo
N. Y
Hattie Shields
Annie Dixon
Hannum
Sarah Lewis
Will Elder
New Kensington
A. M. Bell
Wilkinsburg
Butterbaugh
Sadie Rae
J. Sides
Ben Marshall
Freeport
L. R. Bird
Williamsport
J. D. Johnston
Charlie Harkins
Harriet Mahan
Blairsville
J. A. Richards
Epworth League
Richards
Adam Binkley
Lancaster
J. T. Curtin
Morrisville
Presbyterian Church
T. W. Rtadford
Sharpsville
Elizabeth Stoneback
Sarah Jordan
Kansas City
L. Z. Robinson
Steubenville
Palmer Theater
Local Greetings Bring Nanty-Glo Visitors This Weekend
Strongntown families Clyde Hawksworth and kin from Nanty-Glo joined Sun day guests of I.8 Hawksworth. Gladys Troxell Kathryn Orner and Margaret Altering shared Sunday evening. Ed Strong and family of Nolo visited town with William Auker of Dilltown to hear. Clyde Graham from Blairsville called on friends. Milton Huffman of Dilltown spent midweek with parents Milton and wife. Harry Ford of Heilwood also spent Sunday in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Hawksworth
Nanty-Glo
Hawksworth
Gladys Troxell
Kathryn Orner
Margaret Alteriug
Ed Strong
Nolo
William Auker
Dilltown
Waa
Clyde Graham
Blairsville
Milton Huffman
Harry Ford
Heilwood
Notice of Dissolution and Admin Notice in Indiana VA
Notice states the partnership Peterson & Kerr dissolved April 27 1228 by mutual consent. Debts to be collected by S G Peterson with payments due at the hardware store on Philadelphia Street in Talia Va. Admin notice grants letters of administration for James A Gordon of Washington township, creditors to present claims authenticated and debturs to pay promptly to LB Miller administrator Indiana Va April 1 1924 Ge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Msec Bolton
Peterson Pwnd
I. Ve Kerr
Lamin of
Peterson & Kerr
Itill
S.g. Peterson
Lim
Philadelphia Street
Talia
Peterson, RV. Wig
James A. Gordon
Washington Township
Judy Nent
Miller
Indiana
Administrator's Notice for Teck Estate in Indiana Pa
Letters of administration on the estate of Joanna Teck of Smicksburg borough have been granted to J. O. Repinh administrator c t a Indiana pa those with claims must present authenticated for settlement and those indebted must make prompt payment April 11 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peeler
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