Barber Family Visits and Calls Across Towns
The Barbors and relatives weekly socialized across Ridgway Strongstown Dixonville and Cherry Tree with visits to homes offices and cousins. Notable stops included Mr and Mrs Mont Barbor Pittsburgh visitors and O W Barbor hosts. Additional gatherings involved Earl Shields Wayne and Laura Barber with various family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. T. Barbor
Melvin and
Clair
Switzer
Ridgway
Mont Barbor
Verner Barbor
Pittsburgh
O. W. Barbor
Evelyn Barbor
Wayne
BE. T. Barber
W. E. Lightner
Rosalter
Mary Zimmerman's Funeral and Local Social Notes in Plumville
In Plumville Mary Zimmerman of Pittsburgh attended her brother LL Zimmerman's funeral then returned home Saturday night. The community reports visits and movements of many locals including Rev J B Chiffen and family, Mrs C M Smith and Mollie Fisher, Mr and Mrs Pam Morrow, Tim Pearce, Miles Brilhart, A F Piter, Norman Hamilton, Ernest Houser, Carl Douds, W J Moore, and others, with several moving homes and hosting relatives in town and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Zimmerman
Pittsburgh
LL. Zimmerman
J. B. Chiffen
Martha
Florida
C. M. Smith
Mollie Fisher
Warrisburg
Ernest
Executive Mansion
Governor Fisher
Miss Fisher
Sara Miller
Cora Stewart
Indiana
Tim Pearce
Amy Run
Ed. Pearce
Miles Brilhart
Home
R.D
Main Street
Travis Famiy
A. F. Piter
Walker
Smicksburg
Norman Hamilton
Akron
Ohio
Robert Morrow
Ernest Houser
R. D
Colkitt
Carl Douds
State Highway Department
Hollidaysburg
W. J. Moore
Charles Shaffer
Hunters Camp
Emporium
Mary Pifer
William Pifer
Punxsutawney
Local social and church notes in Maple Grove and South Mahoning
Maple Grove neighbors host visitors from Ambridge Indiana Blairs ville and Nanty Glo. Revival meetings at Spruce Grove church end. Residents and guests record weekend calls and social visits across Ambridge Smyrna Plumville Whippoy-Will Inn.
Red Cross reports $1.2 million disaster relief cost and 96,872 aided
The American Red Cross details disaster relief across 90 communities last year, including 24 tornadoes and 24 fires, with total relief costs of 1,208,151 dollars. Deaths reached about 750, injuries 1,487, and 96,872 people assisted. James L. Mieser endorses disaster preparedness and calls for local chapter membership and readiness to serve in emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Lfe
United States
American Red Cross
James L. Mieser
Fieser
Red Cross Life Saving Insignia Holders Grow
More than 278,202 persons are enrolled to wear the American Red Cross insignia indicating they have been taught expert life saving methods. The figure shows a large expansion of the organization’s training program and its reach to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Keep indoor heat at 68 to 72 degrees for health
Health expert Dr Theodore B Appel warns against overworking furnaces as cool weather begins. He cites risks of lowered resistance and possible pneumonia or death from excess heat indoors. He advises maintaining 68 to 72 degrees for health and notes the temptation to raise heat with autumn winds. Also mentions unrelated notices and small ads on trespass notices and mail orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore B. Appel
Weddings of a Week Campbell Shaffer Miss Floy Shaffer Weds
Floy I Shaffer daughter of Mr and Mrs J A Shaffer of Grant street married Harry A Campbell of town on Thursday morning at the Presbyterian manse on South Sixth street. The bride a nurse graduate and former assistant in local doctors offices. The groom a carpenter and both are active Indiana Post American Legion members. They will reside on South Sixth street. Ginter Ewing Franela Ginter and Miss Jessie Ewing wed in Court House. The groom a miner and son of Glen Campbell residents. bride daughter of Mrs Sarah Ewing. New arrivals report two births: Ralph Hammers welcomes an eight pound baby and Walter Simmons a nine pound daughter. Richard Leroy born to Blair Watkins and wife October 28. A daughter born to Murray Ruffner on October 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George I. Simpson
Harry B. Neal
Campbell
T. W. Campbell
South Fifth Street
Indiana Post
American Legion
South Sixth Street
Ralph Hammers
West Water Street
Hammers
Walter Simmons
School Street
Simmons
Richard Leroy
Blair Watkins
East Liverpool
Indiana
Indiana Man Fined and Jailed for Motor Vehicle Case
Indiana 62 year old Charles Haseley pleaded guilty before Judge J N Langham to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated He was fined $200 plus costs and sentenced to three months in the county jail This marked his second court appearance for motor law violations. Folk Music From Many Lands set for First United Presbyterian church Thursday evening by Kings Daughters class promises rich treat with numerous numbers to please music lovers. Engagement Announced Miss Ruth Leanor Ruffner daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Ruffner Greensburg to Edward George son of Mr and Mrs Anderson George to be married at St Bernard Roman Catholic church this month. Clymer Man Injured in Car Crash Henry Clayton 60 Clymer hospitalized in Indiana hospital after foggy morning crash with his son lac erations of scalp hands fingers not serious likely home this week. Turkey Crop Above Average Pennsylvania turkey crop eight percent larger than last year national crop three percent smaller per Federal State Crop Reporting Service. Brushvalley Folks to Stage a Play Community Hall Friday evening fundraiser for Community Association vaudeville program featured. Indoor Golf Course Opened Saturday Indoor golf in Sheffler building rear of Mitz theatre under Earl U Lewitt in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Charles Haseley
J. N. Langham
First United Presbyterian Church
Town
Kings Daughters
Ruth Leanor Ruffner
Charles Ruffner
Greensburg
Hdward George
Anderson George
St. Bernard Roman ‘Catholic Church
Clymer
Henry Clayton
Indiana Hospital
Sample Run
Clayton
Helen
Roxie Dick
M. B. Church
John Gulden
Memorial Hospital
Johnstown
Nora Wadsworth
Harry Mack
Ruth Tomb
Helen Dick
Kenneth Mack
Rose Mary
Ward Mack
Peru
Bethel U. P
Ida Campbell
Washington, D.C
H. R. Falcon
Campbell
Margaret Johns
Heilwood Hospital
H. R. Faloon
How I Removed My Goitre
Mrs. F. H. Baker of Titusville Pennsylvania writes to Widmann and Teah describing how she removed a stubborn goitre. Her heart eyes and nerves were in critical condition. The letter is available for reading locally and without sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Baker
Titusville
Widmann
Sabbath School News And Local Socials In Clarksburg
Local church notes list Sabbath school at 1 15 PM and preaching at 2 80 PM next Sunday. Several residents and visitors from Derry Albany Vandergrift Indiana Brackenridge Saltsburg and Marion Center are mentioned with weekend visits and family gatherings. An ad notes muslin 3 for 26 cents and mail order terms.
Local social notes from Altoona area gather at week’s end
Rev J P McCurdy called in Altoona last Friday while many residents visited friends in nearby towns. Carolyn Winslow spent the weekend with her Altoona family, and Mrs Lester Brown hosted dinner guests from Stiffler Town and nearby households. The piece lists several callers, a church anniversary, hospital and funeral attendances, and local gossip, ending with a quip about an innocent person in a talking moving picture show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. McCurdy
Altoona
T. W. Munroe
Hrie
Carolyn Winslow
J. H. Winslow
C. W. Sebring
Harling Bee
M. J. Jamison
Clyde Bee
Clara A
Clara McPherson
Lester Brown
Stifflerd
Geo. Madden
Pittsburgh
Amanda Kring
Edw. Porter
Dudley
Porter
M. E
J. WF. Johnston
Dan’l Schnebley
Newcastle
Worth Tonkin
Grisemere
Harlin Bee
Windber
Gertrude Yarnell
Avis Berkshaw
Claude Wright
Eineigh
Henry Hawes
Lizzie Davis
Stifflertown
Jessia Butterbaugh
Garman
Community notices and visits from Sleepy Hollow area
Local reports recount church meetings at Armage residence and visits by John Gulden and others, plus a Bethel U P missionary pageant planned for Nov 9 and hospitality at several homes. A Sleepy Hollow property owners association warns against hunting and trespassing with legal action threatened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sleepy Hollow
Rayne
White Townships
Joseph Byers
Donald Moorhead
H. Pierce
Sleepy Hollow Club
R. N. Ray
Arthur Ray
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clymer RD
A. W. Mabon & Sons
Hoseby Club
Anderson's
Plumville
Maple Grove
W. H. Phillips
Oliver
Ambridge
Harry Buchanan
G. R. Waltemire
D. HE. Detwiler
George Cummings
Blairsville
Albert Coy
Streams Kirkpatrick
Anna Gearhart
Nanty-Glo
George Wolfe
Manor
Conrad Sloppy
G. BR. Waltemire
Milroy Holmes
Henry Lantz
Culver
G. E. Holmes
Waye Green
Belsano
South Mahoning
Harry Craft
Raymond
Harry McMillen
Elgie Craft
Blaine Little
Ted George
Arthur Weaver
Murray Ferringer
Jay
C. H. Ferringer
Florence Ferringer
Louise
Paul
D. J. Means
Indiana, Pa
Gompers Ave
Flaser
George Stenlake
Harry White
Shady Plain
Martin Heath
Iselin
Nouse
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Federal
State
Brushvalley
Earl Uwewitt
Sheffler
Mitz Theatre
Boston
Trans- Jcript
Angela
Nursie
Charlie
Catherine
Troutman
Penna
Blaise Pascal
Tees
Clark
Silas C. Streams
Philadelphia
Telephone
Clarksburg
CG. W. Hart
Derry
Carrie Herrick
Jennie Sandles
Harry George
Albany
New York
Paul Lowman
Fern
Bobbie
Harold Young
Clarence Nipple
Bernice Ann
Everett Braun
Vandergrift
Raymond Elrick
Ralph Donahue
Clyde Donahue
St. D. McCall
Kent
Birdie Naw
Brackenridge
Paul Lawman
Arthur Colter
Saltsburg
Arthur Kinter
Barr Slope
Herbert Kinter
Belle Vanhorn
Colorado
Albert Coleman
James Hile
Wynkoop
Marion Center
Hazel Hines
Diamondville
Migs
Pete Elrick
M. A. Fulton
G. M. Fryer
New Philadelphia
Otis
Flushing
George Rumbaugh
James Fryer
Buffalo News
Armage
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