Weekend Visits and Local Gatherings in West Wheatfield
Mr and Mrs John Pierce of Martinsburg spent the weekend with the Merle Mack family. Paul St Clair of Pittsburgh visited his parents. Charles Wakefield, employed near Butler, was home for the weekend. Agnes Higgins called on her aunt Mrs Wallace who lives with the Tom Mabon family near here. Dennie J McDowell and Frank Helple hunted near Brushvalley recently. Mr and Mrs Fred Randall and son Dick and Miss Geneva Atkinson spent Sunday with the Helple family. Mr and Mrs R A Lichtenfeld called at Johnstown Saturday. Chester Fisher and son Don and Junior Zuichtenfeld were Blairsville callers Monday. Mrs Eva McDowell of Johnstown is visiting the McDowell family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pierce
Martinsburg
Merle Mack
Paul St. Clair
Pittsburgh
Charles Wakefield
Butler
Agnes Higgins
Wallace
Tom Mabon
Here
Dennie J. McDowell
Frank Helple
Brushvalley
Fred Randall
Geneva Atkinson
Helple
R. A. Lichtenfeld
Johnstown
Chester Fisher
Don
Junior Zuichtenfeld
Blairsville
Eva McDowell
McDowell
Washington
Glenn Orr
Willet
Harry Sink
Clair Peterman
Brice Peterman
Five Points
Glenn Jewart
Ralph Miller
Walter Martz
Ernest
William Steffey
Delmont
Josiah Fisher
Mr. Fisher
Elkin Bothell
Bobby
Meade Fisher
J. B. Park
Walter Harmon
Harmon
Sara Brown
Elizabeth Painter
James Painter
Harl
Harl Wells
Plumville
George Browne
Melvin
Alta Grace
Beatrice
Sagamore
Arthur Bigetone
Florence
Union
Annis Boyer
Charles
Mae
Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette to R D readers
A small notice notes a price of 5.50 dollars for a combined issue or access to The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette offered to R D readers. The brief item specifies cost and publication pairing without further context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Progress and
Pittsburgh Post- Gazette
R. D
What Can I Do to Help What Christ and Church
Reverend Harold L Lundquist presents a November 21 Christian workers lesson urging all believers to act as laborers with God. He cites I Corinthians 3 10 18 and Galatians 6 8 10, stressing foundation in Jesus Christ, wise master builders, and sowers of seed. The lesson contrasts building the church with sowing in life and others, warning against wooden hay and stubble. It urges faithful service, prayer, and patient harvest waiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God’s Vineyard
Christ
Jesus Christ
Paul
Whit tier’s dying message and moral maxims
A fragment from a historical page recalls poet Whit tier murmuring Give my love to the world as he lay dying. It also cites moral exhortations from Isaiah urging care for the oppressed and widow, and a note on the danger of haste from Moliere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittier
Elderton Alumni Banquet Fetes 200 Attendees At Church
Elderton Academy and Elderton High School Alumni Association held a Friday evening banquet at the United Presbyterian church attended by more than 200 persons. H Porter Miller led as toastmaster while W A Clark presided at the following fellowship meeting. Various local residents visited, moved, or hosted relatives as Sunday calls and weekend visits were noted across Elderton, Willet, Five Points, and surrounding towns. Scarlet fever cases were reported in the vicinity and several hunting trips and home improvements were mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elderton
Elderton Academy and
Elderton High School
United Presbyterian Church
H. Porter Miller
W. A. Clark
Ed. Clark
Tarentum
Dixonville visits and local movements noted
Mrs. Alice Stenker of Williamsport and Mrs. Daisy Cunningham of Indiana visited brother H B Sterner and wife last week. Lawrence Yale visited Nanty Glo relatives over the weekend. Eugene Zerfoss from a CCC camp near Saltsburg spent Sunday with Colyer and Revloc families. Rex Bush moved into Leightner apartments. Mrs Baird visited her brother Muir Frew. Thalia McQuown, employed in town, visited home folks Sunday. R B Tate of Indiana visited son R B Tate and family. Charles Miller Edna Miller and Emma Watson shopped in Indiana Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Yale
Nanty Glo
Eugene Zerfoss
CCC
Saltsburg
Norman Kerr
Colyer
Jennie Sterner
Rose
Ernest Tronzo
Revloc
Peter Maloney
Rex Bush
Leightner
Baird
Muir Frew
Thalia McQuown
R. B. Tate
Indiana
Charles Miller
Edna
Emma Watson
Progress and Pittsburgh Point Gazette Readers Ad
A brief notice from The Progress and Pittsburgh Point Gazette to R. D. readers lists a price of five dollars sixty cents, indicating a subscription or service detail. The fragmentary item implies a simple transactional notice without further context.
Hartown Visitors Share Social Calls in Recent Week
Mrs Ira Clawson and Ida Mae Anderson joined Mrs Paul Anderson and daughter Jean plus granddaughter Esther Jane visiting the E J Phillips home. Other callers included Mrs Mattie Thompson Mr Best Mrs Fannis Hartzel and relatives with Jack McMahon ie staying with the B J Phillips family. Paul Anderson and Harvey Wis singer and sister called in Salina. The article ends with a remark on Americas wealth in natural resources since discovery and its market accessibility and a cynic’s quip about resourcefulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Clawson
Ida Mae Anderson
Paul Anderson
Jean
Esther Jane
E. J. Phillips
Mattie Thompson
Mr. Best
Fannis Hartzel
Thomas Hurd
Jack McMahonie
B. J. Phillips
Harvey Wissinger
Salina
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Rehm’s Bakery
Rehm’s Bake Shop
South Seventh Street
Daugherty’s Drug Store
James J. Walters
Indiana, Pa
Arthur Brisbane
H. D. Fair
College Avenue
Dillinger
West Wheatfield
Hess Brothers Restaurant
Hess Bros
Sue
Diana
Progress
Pathfinder
Country
Poultry Tribune
McCall's Magazine
R.W.D
Indiana County
Harold L. Lundquist
Macuae Institute
Western Herta Union
Christian Workers
Moliere
Jean Clark
Freeport
Williams
Leechburg
Will Meyer and
Youngstown
Mack Guthrie
Apollo
G. W. Elgin
Lucille Irwin
Ohio
William Johnson
Avonmore
C. P. Clark
Marie Johnson
Greensburg
Frank Mulberger
Frank Altman
Leas Wright
Kittanning
J.S. Swank
Punxsutawhey
Dixonville
Alice Stenker
Williamsport
Daisy Cunningham
H. B. Sterner
Pittsburgh Point- Gazette
Brown’s
Brown Boot Shop
Harttown
W. B. Crawford
Penney’s
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