Marchand and neighbors share news of deaths and events
Rev and Mrs Steeley were called to Pottstown for the death of Mrs Steeley’s father. W C Brown spent a week at Mt Pleasant on business. Mr and Mrs W B Smitten visited Indiana relatives. C M Wingert shipped a carload of cabbage to DuBois. The Hicks and Wineberg families attended the funeral of Mrs Walker of Punxsutawney. Kensinger hunted with his sons. Mrs RB J Molsane visited Brooklyn. Pollock siblings visited from Blatravilla and Indiana. Monanox and Sara Brown attended a Halloween party near Georgeville. Powell from Indiana visited family. Moot family from Homestead visited for hunting season. Jaquish and Rev B C Good of Punxsutawney spent time with Co M Wingert hunting. There will be preaching next Sunday. Marehand Community Club held a Halloween party at C M Wingert’s with topay-turvy witch theme. Mrs O V McCune and Helen Calhoun are ill. Edn Burnheimer and Glen Shank visited Dixonville. No. 3 school closed due to measles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steeley
Pottstown
W. C. Brown
Mt. Pleasant
W. B. Smitten
Indiana
C. M. Wingert
DuBois
George Hicks
R. B. Wineberg
Thomas Walker
Punxsutawney
H. L. Kensinger
RB. J. Molsane
Brooklyn
N. Y
R. M. Mclsane
Lillian Pollock
Blatravilla
Paul Pollock
Monanox
Sara Brown
Georgeville
Guy Powell
L. W. Powell
A. W.moot
Homestead
Kate Blose
Emerson
Jaquish
B.C. Good
Co. M. Wingert
Lewis Steeley
Marehand
Hallowe'en
Commodore O VY McCune Hosts Local Visitors and News
Commodore O VY McCune and family welcomed Steel Lydio and group from Brownstown, W J Boring and Kinport visitors, Curt Sowers family from Hu Bene, Mrs Charles Hamilton and Ed Burnheimer of Commodore, Samuel Mumau of Greensburg, Karl McCune Hast Run, plus Dorothy Leona Nichol and Leda Donahey from Commodore. A baby girl was born to Walter Meekins Sunday. Mrs O VY McCune, ill last week, is improving. A Parent and Teacher Association meeting is planned at the school Friday evening with a program. Basbinder of Diamondville visited Harry Henry Sunday. John Lockard Lisle Nichol John Leech P C Shank and two children Emma Lockard visited Edw Stiffler of Morrellville Sunday. Mr and Mrs Jeremiah Lydic and children of Cockport visited their son A W Lydic Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. VY. McCune
Steel Lydio
Brownstown
W. J. Boring
Kinport
Curt Sowers
Hu- Bene
Tipperary
Charles Hamilton
Ed Burnheimer
Commodore
Samuel Mumau
Greensburg
Karl McCune
Hast Run
Dorothy
Leona Nichol
Leda Donahey
Stork
Walter Meekins
O. V. McCune
Parent and
Basbinder
Diamondville
Harry Henry
John Lockard
Lisle Nichol
John Leech
P. C. Shank
Emma Lockard
Edw. Stiffler
Morrellville
Jeremiah Lydic
Cockport
A. W. .Lydic
PINE FLATS Preacher to Speak Next Sunday at Baptist Church
Rev Tarver will preach in the Pine Flats Baptist church next Sunday morning and evening. Mrs R S Lockard has returned home after visits with her sister in Wilkinsburg and friends in Ohio. Mr and Mrs C B Hagerty and family and Harry Hagerty of Altoona spent the first of the week visiting Mrs Minnie Stephens. Many clowns were in our town on Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarver
Baptist
R. S. Lockard
Wilkinsburg
Ohio
Hagerty
Harry Hagerty
Altooha
Minnie Stephens
Berd
Blanche Waite
Manor
Conrad Sleppy
Harry Shaffer
Clymer
Pauline Jusko
Nobert Adams
Mra
Joseph Phillips
Merguson
Mart
Russell Thompson
Clarion County
Maple Grove Social Roundup
Lilly Adams spent Saturday night with Lottie Clawson. G. F. Wolfe and Isaac Sleppy were Sunday callers at the Zack Thomp son home. Annie Stephens visited Lydia Ro sey on Thursday. Mrs. Ross Reed and daughter Zula spent last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Wike. Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Detwiler were Hellwood callers Sunday. Revs A J Phillips and Sherman Ruffner began revival services at this place Sunday to continue indefinitely. James Bowars made a business trip to Blairsville Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilly Adams
Lottie Clawson
G. F. Wolfe
Isaac Sleppy
Zack Thompson
Annie Stephens
Lydia Ro‘sey
Ross Reed
Zula
D. C. Wike
Dallas Detwiler
Hellwood
A. J. Phillips
Sherman Ruffner
This Place
Manor and nearby residents visit friends and family
Uniontown notes list Abe Boring and Gillan Isenberg visiting relatives, several Berringer and Langham family members calling on kin in Cherry Tree Spruce and Benedict. Local events include a 54th birthday surprise for James Langham, Mrs. Margaret Sweitzer ill, and a Church of Christ roof project underway at the meeting house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Boring
Johnstown
Wd Boring
Cherry Tree
Gillan Isenberg
West Virginia
Innes Langham
Blaine Berringer
John Lydie
Wm. McQueeney
Gertrude Ruggles
Arthur Dukes
Benedict
Blaine Beringer
Allison Buterhaugh
Rena Berringer
Tabernacle
Barnesboro
B. B. Cobl
Toy Berringeur
C. M. Sweitzer
George Traybill
James Langham
D. Wayne Berringer
Spruce
Ale Tyger
Gaye Stifer
Marion Center
Cecil Gromley
Spangler
George Berringer
Nanty-Cio
Eliza Berringer
William Rug- Blea
Ledward Ruggles
Toyea Clevenger
Margaret Sweitzer
James Lingham
the Moore Prothers
Emeigh
Arthur Duke
Arthur Duke, Jr
Elizabeth
St. Benedict
Lydie
Ian Idgar
James Barilebaugh
Mir
Blaing Berringer
Leo
Verlo
Max Langhan
Elva
Erla
Violet
Willian McQueensy
Gerrude Ruggles
Umeigh
Joy Clevenger
Rex Langham
Marotd
Mmveigh
Berringer
Leonay
Jas
Langham
Don
Garman
Clair Berringer
Emecigh
Thomas Berringer
Samuel Smith
Jona Stifller
Harvey Langham
The
Church of Christ
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Marchand
Daniel Wyant
Helen Calhoun
Aick
Edn Burnheimer
Dixonville
Glen Shank
Benj. Shank
Dixon Ville
PINE
Maple Grove
James Bowars
Blairsville
Uniontown
Farmers Bank & Trust
Indiana, Pa
Luxenberg
Brody
Times
America
Rochester
Chicago
New York
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