TEACHERS’ INSTITUTE PROGRAM DEC 4 1926 AT CENTER TWO
Public notice item outlines December 4 1026 program at Center Two with devotional readings topics on present day education needs and teacher success factors led by named educators. Reading and music segments planned plus lunch for teachers and patrons. Local society notes report visits from Mrs Miller and others in Brushvalley and Graceton with family news and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Johnson
Pitt
Jamison
George
Mae Cunningham
Friends of Education
Corfilally
Personal BREVITIES Happenings around Indiana area
Hon C R Griffith and daughter Mrs H N Work of Marion Center attended a Harrisburg reception hosted by Governor and Mrs Pinchot. Various locals are mentioned visiting or traveling to nearby towns including Marion Center, Indiana, Pittsburg, Hagers town, Penn Run and Vandergrift. A birth is recorded for Carl Crawford and wife of Sheloca at Indiana hospital. mother and child are reported well. Guests at J M Little’s home include Charles Jewart and family from Washington township and A J Brandt family from near Covode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Griffith
H. N. Work
Marion Center
Harrisburg
Gifford Pinchot
H. J. Thompson
Indiana
Genevieve Wilhelm
Pittsburgh
J. R. Householder
Floyd Rummel
Coral
W. K. Bothel
Wilkinsburg
Howard Martin
James
Chestnut Street
Hagerstown
Raymond Hoy
Graceton
Hoy
Homer City
Ralston
G. F. Growden
Vandergrift
B. B. Marlin
Eunice
Sacramento
Calif
R. W. McLaughlin
Wilson Glaysford
Penn Run
BR. D. 2
Charles Empfield
Claude Smith
Carl Crawford
Sheloca
Indiana Hospital
J. M. Little
Charles W. Jewart
Fred, Avery and
Glenn
Washington Township
A. J. Brandt
Wilber
Miss Bertha
Near
Co ‘Vode
Local Social Roundup in Smithport and Nearby
Gipsy Nelson Carr visits his parents in Mas. Torcey Smith spends Sunday in Nyton. Mr and Mrs Tartlevaugh shop in Punxsutawney. The Tyger family moves back to town after summer on the farm. Mr and Mrs Brady host guests for a Friday evening gathering with Delirious lunch. Birth announced of a daughter on Nov 15 at the home of Mr and Mrs Conner. Revival in progress at Wesseyan Methodist Church with Pastor Tingley assisted by Willecotton of Tapel Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gipsy Nelson Carr
OW City Toy Seine Hine
BE. Barr
Air
Torcey Smith
Real Nyton
Ord Tartlevaugh
Punxsutiwney
Sabueday
Rym
Smwil
W Erich
Tivan Tyger
Brady
Nnars
Mire
Ord Parfichaugh
Fazar
Tyes
Doereey Smith
Mote Hess
Leonardesa
Clara Sunder- Hime
Nin
Mars
Willian Conner
Slainer Treer
Betty
Telary Gromiey
Btarford
F. M
Smithport
Mollie Coash
I Tingley
Pshe Pto
Dess Willecotton
Tapel
Indiana
Miner 85 Is Injured in Coal Mine Rockfall
Injured miner Perry Swabb, age 85 and married, was severely hurt Thursday in a rock fall at the Lucilleboro coal mine. He sustained a leg fracture plus cuts and internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Swabb
von Thursday
Lucilleboro
Local Residents Spend Sunday Visiting Friends and Neighbors
Floyd Lightner and family visited A. J. Lydie s. Howard Proud moved his family from the Martha Learn property to Lawrence Lockard house in town. Odah Baker relocated from Johnstown to his property here to soon take charge of his store. Reuben Russell enjoys a couple weeks at home. Elmer Hamilton and family visited Jerry Lydie s. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Henry and son Doyle visited Mahaffey. Blair Henry and family of Indiana and Mrs. Miles Henry were Sunday visitors. Mrs. John Keating ill. Alverda Trew and daughter returned to Lancaster after two weeks here. Meetings in Miners Hall noted. Miss Rela Goodrich returned to Diamondville after a week here. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Morgan and two children of McKeesport and Mr. and Mrs John Morgen and two daughters visited George len Sy Sirs. Daniel Long visited Mrs. Arthur Gilson. Mrs. Susie Nudge had a newito Andrana recently. Mr. and Mrs. Thos Davis of Colyer visited Sunday. Boy Scouts held a banquet at Meo Quilinus restaurant on Monday. Andrew Adkins sick at writing. Mr. and Mrs. George Aduningon visited. Charles Gibson of Jolmatoma spent days with Arthur Gilson. Banks Wills of Arcadia called on his parents. Blair Kime and David Stahl spent time at Altoona. James Kime family and Luke Learn were out-of-town visitors Sunday. Welling Johns and family called at Rachel Henry s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Lightner
A. J. Lydie
Howard Proud
Martha Learn
Lawrence Lockard
Odah Baker
Johnstown
Reuben
Russell
Elmer Hamilton
Jerry Lydie
Lewis Henry
Doyle
Mahaffey
Daniel Long
Arthur Gilson
Susie Nudge
Ito Andrana
Thos, Davis
Colyer
Vis Heal
Boy Scouts
Andraw Adinns
George Aduingon
Charles Gibson
Jolmatoma
Banks Wills
Arcadia
D. H. Wills
Blair Kime
David Stahl
Altoona
James Kime
Luke Learn
Welling Johns
Rachel Henry
Pine Flats Churchgoers Share Weekend Visits
Local families and visitors from Pelng-1 town and Sung ler attended Sunday gatherings at the Baptist and Chris churches. Residents including Mr and Mrs John Ronvhor and Mr and Mrs Po Stephens joined relatives and friends in various homes and social calls around town. A new daughter Betty Louise was born to Mr and Mrs Leonard Dixon recently, and several church members traveled to Indiana for an Evangelical conference with other area families visiting Lewinvile and Denver Falls during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Mra
Kar
Pelng-1
John Ronvhor
Sungler
Lackard
Aid
Ry Eniers
Po Stephens
Betty Fas
Rita
GO. W
Baines
Tarvrence T Peterson
Froily Ad Miew Wa Petergou
Wikinalurg
Lewinvitle Friends
EC. Berkey
Wm. Hart
Titans
Taul Laveen
Denver Falls
Lite Diven
Ewing
Pyoth
Plumville Community Gossip Boyles Over Weekend
A fragment from Plumville notes Edith Wadding’s circle gathering at Mer dames, with local names, visits, and a planned sale of property on Main Street. Mentions include Mrs Margaret Davis, Leondin, Abe Spenser, Vive Wiha Agpdrews, and a Ladies Missionary aid gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Wadding
Mer Dames
Weaver
Elicken
Cheba
Margaret David
Lervondin
Abe Spenser
Baneeben
Miro
Alurslidt
Vive
Wiha Ag Pdrews
Mie
Ida
Carl Doudsa
Siliuin
Leeke Bop
Perry
A. Weamer
Dery Mere
Bay
Taone
Ginm Shaffer
Merle
Ladies Missionary and Aid Society
Don
Tal
Weekend Visits Highlight VanderSrift Community
Deckers Point residents Blatre and Ben Ittee visited Vandersrift parents over the weekend. Velma Lemon changed her name to Mere. Frankies and Mrs. George Clelland from Wilkinsburg spent Sunday with the Porter Rice family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blatre
Ben Ittee
Vandersrift
Velma Lemon
Mere
Frankies
George Clelland
Wilkinsburg
Porter Rice
Quid
Max Ehtusilton
Elyier
George Bewis
Ys Paul Marshall
Vanderzrift
Eanhan Burnheimer
Dixonville
Mive
May Grove
Lergister
Will
Ford ‘Trevie
Mit McMilen
Local parishioners note quilt display and travel notices
The week includes church related activity and quilts on display. Mrs Kinter Prey, recently away in Leentm, returned home Monday after a two to three week absence, and plans for midweek and local visits are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinter Prey
Midiana
Curry's Run Community News Notes and Visits
Currry's Run area residents attend church events and share weekend visits with friends. Messages mention Mr and Mrs Cunningham and family, Mr and Mrs Walter Rish, and the Rising family among others. The Women’s Working Circle met at Miss Jennie and Margaret Veer home for a quilting session. A visitor from Indiana and guests from Oklahoma and Pittsburgh called on local families.
Local family notes and weekend visits summarized
Fragmentary OCR records show Mr and Mrs J M, Craig on Sabbath afternoon. Mrs Frank spent last Wednesday with her daughter Mrs Irvin Wood. Lee will be up preferting next Sabbath.
East Run Personal Visits Highlight Week in Local Society
East Run residents shared a week of social visits with friends and relatives. Swissvale and New Kensington families, including Mr. and Mrs. Victor Langham and Mrs Elylea Lang, hosted gatherings at familiar homes. The Langhams and others spent Sunday with Mrs. Langbun, while several guests joined Mr. Lockhart and Mr. Daugherty at Currys Hut for a weekend gathering.
Weekend visit and local transfers in Uniontown
Uniontown records a weekend visit by Mr and Mrs Binnie Beringer and sem Lea Verlo to Mr and Mrs Robert Winters of Irwin. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Max Lanehill on Saturday. Glen King sold his property to Mas Ih Lerringer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binnie Beringer
Sem
Lea
Verlo
Robert Winters
Irwin
Ason
Max Lanehill
Glen King
Mas Ih Lerringer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Institutheisinger School
Center Two
Brushvalley
W. EB. Miller
Blain Stewart
Walter Monk
Ambridge
William Adams
Samuel McBeth
Blacktick
Hmma
Russell Herringer
F. L. Fowler
M. Rugh
McGahey
William Glass
Sealler
Frank Ankeny
Lavehlinstown
J. W. Peddicord
Nellie
Grace
Dilltown
Charles Clark
James Peddicord
Ellen McCoy
East, Orange, N. J
Associated Gas and Electric System
United States
Associated System
Penn Public Service Corporation
Johnstown, Pennsylvania
Skinner
Moorhead
Indiana Evening Gazette
The
Bon Ton
Cookport
Blair Henry
Miles Henry
John Keating
Alverda
PINE
Lewisville
Plumville
Curry
Cunninghamt and Son
Hobert
Ciel Pleta- Ing
Alte McCurdy
Presbyterian Church
Ishlerton
Walter Rishng
Arelde Rising
Witherding
Ulome
Jennie
Margaret Vee
Alta. McGurdy
Carl Fleming
Sabanth
Mroo
A. Ry
Aed Lenore Viluter
Int Folnston
Oklahoma
Kadwirit Toluiston
Janek Sell
Sara
Jane
Eraiding
Robert
Myrtle May
Mian Mwdna Mire
Aes
Victor Langham
Swissvale
Elylea Lang
Lockhart
Tos Ghentov Mille
Ud Mon
R. Datelerty
Sindsom
Chester
MR. Daugherty
Siinaday
Currys Hun
Dro
Oh O T. Alison
New Kensington
Auled
M. A. Farnsworth
Srulay
Uniontown
McGregor and
Thomas
Water Street
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