Mitchells Mills Weekend Visits and Local Social Notes
Mrs. Mary McKee of Pittsburgh spent the weekend with her mother Mrs. Magele Laudermilch and relatives here. Norris Nicewonger and family of McDonaldton visited relatives. Attendees from here went to a Purehuase Line convention Friday and Saturday. Mrs. Julia Mock was an Indiana waiter last week. Mr. and Mrs. ONeil and son of Clymer called Sunday. Mrs. Afartha Goodrich is repainting her house. A miscellaneous shower for Mrs. David Johns, formerly Miss Wwthyl Meekins, drew many gifts. George Conaway and Dick Buterbaugh with Miss Fannie Dehaven visited Hiram Tuterbaugh’s home. Mrs. Mlwood Vanderhoof, ill, is recovering. Solomon Ober is joyous after the stork’s visit. Ira Glen Ober born. A.J. Long expands home by Run. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Dick of Penn Provement attended church here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. William McTigue of Hindixna were callers in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchells Mills
Mary McKee
Pittsburgh
Magele Laudermilch
Norris Nicewonger
McDonaldton
Julia Mock
Indiana
O'Neil
Clymer
Afartha Goodrich
David Johns
Missy Wwthyl Meekins
Shas
George Conaway
Neilwood
Dick Buterbaugh
Wansin
Fannie Dehaven
Mahaffey
Hiram Tuterbaugh
Mlwood Vanderhoof
Solomon Ober
Ira Glen Ober
A.J. Long
Martin Dick
Penn
Local residents note weddings, visits, and comings and goings
Miss Dora Myers travels to Indiana for tonsillectomy while Edna and Sara Davis attend Der ry commencement. Sara Anna Davis graduates with Elmer L. Streams of Indiana. Charles Wingard family host over weekend. Lois Dunlap of Flumville spends week exempt from DuBois high final exams. Local clubs host in Indiana. Dayton guest Frank Bell visits Charles Gell. Cummins sisters join Sunday school convention at Bethel. Various locals visit relatives in Indiana, Akron, Pittsburgh, and Johnstown. A mix of calls, trips, and small events fills community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna
Sara Jane Davis
Jamey
Clay Davis
Derry
Sara Anna Davis
Elmer L. Streams
Indiana
Charles Wingard
Mathiew Streams
Lois Dunlap
Flumville
DuBois High School
Frank Rankin
Zetta Sourwine
Frank Bell
Dayton
Charles Gell
Mabel
June Cummings
Margaret Bell
Bethel
H.P. Wise
Ruth
Williamsport
Clark Davis
Clark Jamison
Peona
Indiana Normal
Samuel Kuhn
John
Akron
J. M. Kuhn
Harry Wells
Chambersville
Misses Cummins
Washington Township
Local Residents Share Weekend Visits and News
Philadelphia resident James MecKendrick visits his sister Mrs Wm Brown. Caynelle Henry of Stafford visits friends over the weekend. Mrs Waugermian of Apollo visits relatives. Lawrence Stephens of Dilltown visits his parents. Robert Ray employed in Vandergrift visits his parents. Jesse and Ralph McCabe of Johnstown call on sister Mrs Ference Burkhart. Arthur Amond in Vandergrift spends week at home. Winn Stewart returns from Missouri for vacation. Locals attend Manor festival Saturday night. Terrence Shaffer smiles. It’s a girl. Earl Simpson and others go to Indiana on business. Earl Simpson buys A H Stephens farm at Pax and will move soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James MecKendrick
Philadelphia
Wm. Brown
Noar
Caynelle Henry
Stafford
Waugermian
Apollo
Lawrence Stephens
Dilltown
Robert Ray
Vandergrift
Jesse and
Ralph McCabe
Johnstown
J. Bert Holsapple
Indiana
Earl Simpson
A. H. Stephens
Official Vote for Congress Compiled by Referees
In Indiana district results tallied by referees on Tuesday, Nathan J. Strong led with 12 199 votes across candidates including Hewitt and Truitt. Democratic Jane E. Leonard trailed with 4 113 votes. Totals show Strong 12 199 Hewitt 5 ? Truitt 4 668 Leonard 4 113.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Indiana
Earl 2. Hewitt
Harry W. Truitt
Jane E. Leonard
Armstrong Strong
Hewitt
Truitt
Leonard
Geterson
Strong
Clarion Strong
Truit
Baseball Season Opens as Johnstown Topples Indiana
Johnstown defeated Indiana 11 to 7 in Friday afternoon action at Normal Park to open the baseball season. Large crowd attendance signaled strong fan support and promising prospects as Indiana, scoring three runs in the eighth inning, showed a solid effort despite a rough early stretch. Indiana's lineup featured the early-season roster as the hosts booked games with prominent teams and prepared for a full summer schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Indiana
Normal Park
Philomath Literary Society Brushvalley Meeting Program
The Philomath Literary Society of Brushvalley schedules a June 9 meeting at the Brushvalley community hall with a varied program. Roll call, recitations, readings, duets, extemporaneous talks, dialogs, essays, songs, debates, and performances by members including Rev itarr Earl Miller Mrs Chas and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brushvalley Society
Philomath Literary Society of
Brushvalley
Bertha George
Hove Brinks
Davis
Nettie McCrea
Rev Itarr
Earl Miller
Chas
Altomus
Harvey Moose
Mer
Florence Ford
Jake
Donald Davis
Homer Spires
Dean McCrea
Samuel Rugh
John Ford
Walter
Halsey George
Bruce
Miles Buterbaugh
J. Vernon Shannon
Coyo Rugh
John Brinks
Tda Cunningham
Elizabeth Evans
Alice Hoover
Roy Mauk
Ward Ooverdorff
Jettrude Rugh
Mary Swearingen
DoubleWed: Hutchisons Host Nuptials and Local Weddings
Mrs R T Hutchison of near Armagh hosted a reception for friends as daughter Rosa May Hutchison wed Raymond Robb of New Florence in Neff Ohio on Thursday. On the same day Mack Hutchison and Miss Jane Guntchill wed in Greensburg. Robb to live in New Florence with his railroad job. Hutchison couple to Boltz where they will work in a company store. The Armagh cornet band played at the reception. Church notices list services in Pine township Hill schoolhouse and Alliance chapel Tippecanoe. Rev F W W Henry and Rev Dr E M McFadden, Pittsburgh, attended First United Presbyterian services. McFadden is New Covenant Movement treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Hutchison
Near Armagh
Rosa May Hutchison
Mast Wheatfield Township
Raymond Robb
New Florence
Neff, O
T. A. Patterson
Hill School
Pine Township
Alliance
Pomona Grange Meeting at William Penn Grange Armagh
Pomona Grange meets William Penn Grange Armagh PA on Thursday June 29 1922. Representatives from each subordinate Grange urged with Fourth Degree members welcome except in Degree Work. Morning session 10:00 AM business meeting. Afternoon 1:00 PM committees. Literary program 2:30 PM music. Topics cover production costs education and home life. Evening 7:30 PM degree work with instructions. Bring lunch for dinner. Fleming lecturer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona Grange
William Penn Grange
Armagh
B McGinley
J. Ross Campbell
H. M. Brown
W. H. Dick
H. K. Johnston
Fae McQuown
R. Hunt
Chas
A. Nichol
Grange
G. W. Treesa
A. W. Reed
A. Campbell
B. B. Fleming
Local Social Notes and Church Reminder at Pine Flats
Pine Flats reports T H Lauer and family spent Sabbath at his Carrolltown home. Mildred Williams and brother William visited uncles Lynn and Orrin Widdowson in Clymer. J C Kellys called in Clymer. Bettie Sides visited daughter Fero Stephens. Charley Atkins visiting wife and son at Judson Parry home. Bettie Sides and son William Were Barnesboro callers. Rev Barr of Glen Campbell to preach at Baptist Sunday evening. Grace Crawford spent Sunday at Spangler. R B Tates baby ill. Lizale Elwood called on town friends. Frank Adams and Janie Stephens called on A H Williams Sabbath eve. Rev Erasmus Davis and wife from Kentucky spent vacation here. Ethel Emigh guest of Barbara Roberts. John Roberts and wife of Butler visited S L Roberts. Minnie Stephens visited Homer Bagley’s in Stafford. Ila A H Williams ill. Charles Aitking of Hooversville spent weekend with family. A F Stephens and family and Bettie Sides were Johnstown callers. Perry Davis of Butler and H Halversons guests at BH G Daviss home. Rev Hughes, wife and daughter Alice of Scottdale, Sunday visitors. Mrs R L Lockard and son Raymond were Indiana callers. Mary Stephens a Stafford visitor Saturday. J D Joiner and son and Sarah Stephens Indiana callers Friday. Odd Fellows attended Cherry Tree dedication. Mrs William Stephen returned from Indiana. Carrie Roberts and friend Gamble of Indiana spent Sunday at Miss Roberts’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Lauer
Carrolltown
Mildred Williams
William
Clymer
Lynn
Orrin Widdowson
J. C. Kelly
Bettie Sides
Fero Stephens
Charley Atkins
Judson Parry
Barnesboro
Rev
Bara Roberts
John Roberts
Butler
S. L. Roberts
Minnie Stephens
Homer Bagley
Stafford
Ila A. H. Williams
Charles Aitking
Hooversville
A. IF. Stephens
Johnstown
Perry Davis
H. Halverson
BH. G. Davis
Rev. Hughes
Alica
Scottdale
R. &. Lockard
Raymond
Indiana
Mary Stephens
J. D. Joiner
Sarah Stephens
Cherry Tree
William Stephen
Sara Glenn
Carrie Roberts
Mr. Gamble
Marchand Beats Cabbagetown In Openers At Home
Marchand ball team won its first game of the season last week defeating Cabbagetown near Locust on their home grounds by 6 to 4. Local events include visitors from Pittsburgh, Sabbath school convention attendance, and a chicken and waffle supper to benefit the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marchand
Cabbagetown
Locust
H. &. Lydick
Pittsburgh
C. W. Shields
Lewis Staeley
Plumville
Mahoning Union
I. M. Lewis
Samuel Wineberg
Ella Dilts
Marion Center
Lloyd Reed
Purchase Line
United Evangelical Church
Hwveryone
Lewisville visit by Blairsville grandparents guests
Mary Olive and Robert Graham of Blairsville are spending the week with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Aler Graham, in Lewisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewisville
Mary Olive
Robert Graham
Blairsville
Aler Graham
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William McTigue
Hindixna
Royal Poultry
Royal
Victor
Griffith Ellis Ellis
Indiana, Pa
Oes
Oxford
Queen
Irvin S. Glasser
Phila
N. Sixth Street
Gibson-Clark Co
Dora Myers
Strol
Grace Orner
Orner
William Wallace
I. F. Ondrizek
Frank Strong
Herbert
Walter Bennett
Harry
Alverda
George Ondrizek
Nanty-Glo
Hattie Rager
Alonzo Cresswell
H. If
Cresswell
Charles Ennett
Walter Schroth
W. T. Bennett
Nolo J. S. Lucas
Ed Winkleman
Robert Cresswell
John Ewing
Ray Schreengestig
Clarvey Strang's
John Bennett
Morris Grow
Burl Simons
Wintondale
Foster
Todd Lucas
Thomas
Clair Cramer
Roy ‘Schrecengost
Homey City
Mrs. Grow
Mary
Strongstown
Penn Run
ODD Fellows
I. O. O. Hall
Odd Fellowship
I. G. O. F. Hall
Indiana County
Grand Lodge of
Pennslvania
Albert N. Dick
Pitlaburg
Cook
Clearfield
Rossiter Chorus of
Punxsutawney
Tyrone
Pine Mlats
Patton
Rossiter Durnside
Cresson
Bens Creek
Glen Campbell
Cherry Tree Lodge
Lo, QO. F
Fox
Nonagh
Williams
Farrell
Woyten St.ata
Trainey Rt
Warren
Wart
Oeseaal Waggerty
P. Smith
P. Hem Nee
Weller
Ol Calhoun
Wagner
If. Roach
Alusser
E Fulmer
Roberts
Rf. Edwards
Ish Heinbaugh
P Tee
Voyten
Fulmer
Smith
Roach
Musser
Croftman's Store
Bear Brand Yarns
Zephyr
Germantown
Ball Bear
Caledonian
the Bank
Bell
Pomona Grange Meeting
PINE
Oxfords
WHITE
Waist League
Georgette
Troutman
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