Local Notes From Plumville Area
Mrs Belle Vanhorn of near Georgeville visited Mr and Mrs Harry Kuehliner on Armia day. John Wynkoop Clair Lukehart and Joseph Orr went to Apollol during last week. Mr and Mrs Conilon of Smicksburg were guests of their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs James Painter on Sabbath. Rev Fleming preached an awakening sermon Sabbath evening in the interest of the Family Altar League New World Movement for November. Work at the Snings here and Sagamore started Monday morning. Services were held in the M and siencel Sabbath morning and evening. Mrs Work of Rochester Mills was a visitor in town for a couple of days the last of the year. Mrs Olive Hamilton of Georgeville spent a day last week with her daughter Marie a student in the high school. Mary Zimmerman of Pittsburgh came to her home here Saturday to spend a few days. Mrs M IK Taylor of Columbus
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Vanhorn
Georgeville
Harry Kuehliner
Armia
John Wynkoop
Clair Lukehart
Joseph Orr
Apollol
Conilon
Smicksburg
James Painter
Fleming
Family Altar League
New World Movement
Snings
Sagamore
Work
Rochester Mills
Olive Hamilton
Marie
Mary Zimmerman
Pittsburgh
M, Ik, Taylor
Columbus
Local Social Notes and Family Visits Highlight Week
A guest stayed at the home of Dr. and Mrs. A. H. Davis while Frank Buterbaugh made a business trip to Indiana. Mrs. Jacob Terrier died November 13 and Mrs. Margaret Fridley is seriously ill. Gromley and Buterbaugh leased the Westover Coal bank nearby. Berton Uber of Indiana visited local friends. Twila Baun, employed by C. A. Ginter, spent the weekend at home. Ruth Rowley visited her sister Mrs. Mamu in Wilgus. Clarence Ferrier, recently returning from Culver, came home. Mr. and Mrs. John Jenkins visited friends in Pittsburgh. Kahle Goss returned home after a visit here. Mrs. Aaron States of Canoe visited her daughter Mrs. Clair Gaston. Mrs. Chas. McMillen is ill with typhoid. Lemuel Spicher spent the weekend at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Buterbaugh
Indiana
Jacob Terrier
Margaret Fridley
George Gromley
Westover
Berton Uber
Twila Baun
C. A
John Jenkins
Pittsburgh
Kahle Goss
Gipry
Aaron States
Canoe
Clair Gaston
Chas. McMillen
Lemuel Spicher
John Bagley
Brownstown
Twila Engle
C. W. Keith
Asa McAnuity
Local Social News Hints Of Illness and Visits
Mrs Logan Lowman is sick Miss Freeda Spicher taught near Cherry Tree spent Sunday here Mrs Roy Brickell ill with typhoid fever improving slowly H E Thomas of Glen Campbell was in town last week Miss Watella Webster and Golfire Conner Arcadia callers Saturday Mr and Mrs A H Raleigh and Sara and Ethel Bailey visited friends in Purchase Line Sunday Misses Naisy Blose Lily Bartlett and Linnie Smith calling in Glen Campbell Saturday Miss Verona Fuller Hillsdale called on friends Sunday Miss Mary Snyder and Martha Phutsky Glen Campbell callers Sunday Mr and Mrs Marshall Hamilton visited their home near Ord Sunday Literary exercises will be held in the schoolhouse next Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Lowman
Freeda Spicher
Cherry Tree
Roy Brickell
H. E. Thomas
Glen Campbell
Watella Webster
Golfire Conner
Arcadia
A. H. Raleigh
Sara
Ethel Bailey
Purchase Line
Naisy Blose
Lily Bartlebaugh
Linnie Smith
Verona Fuller
Hillsdale
Mary Snyder
Martha Phutsky
Marshall Hamilton
Ord
Notable G B R rally in Armagh church hosts Indiana guests
East Wheatfield community members including Trey Beaton and Miss Arvilla Snyder of Indiana delivered addresses at the G B R rally in Armagh Presbyterian church. Johnstown visitors Rev T Arthur Patterson and J J Hutchison attended, while Mrs C J Sweet visited Indiana relatives. About 100 neighbors gathered for the Johnston farewell as they plan to move to Johnstown. donations funded a diary for Mrs Johnston. James A Mack plans to move to Glyde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trey
J. A. Beaton
Arvilla Snyder
Indiana
G. BR
Armagh Presbyterian Church
George Walte
Johnstown
Armagh
Helen Mack
John Shaffer
Braddock
C. J. Sweet
Arthur Brown
Nolrs
Ind
T. Arthur Patterson
J. J. Hutchison
Jerry Ling
Oakhurst
J. J.hutchison
A. J. Johnston
Johnston
James A. Mack
Glyde
Millville Notes On Visits and Local Events
Miss Josephine Lensure visited friends at Deckers Point. Ben Wilt and others motored to Deckers Point to hunt last week and lost a valuable dog. A husking bee at Mrs. Margaret Widdowson's drew a large crowd. Miss Gaynell Widdowson called on Indiana friends. Eva and Maud Lydick and Ethel Widdowson attended a meeting at Diamondville. Sunday school at 2:30. Ray Taupt will preach at 2:40. Harry Wissinger to build a new home in Clymer. Mrs. Samuel Leasure and daughter visited Mrs. Roy Douglas. Jamies Juipsie moved to Clymer. Robert Jarvey moved to Garmentown for work. Mrs. Roy Douglas and children visited Mears Leasure at Deckers Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Lensure
Deckers?Point
Ben Wilt
Thomas Weldo
Jon Kopson
Blair
Donald Widdowson
Deckers ‘Point
Margaret Widdowson
Misa Gaynell Widdowson
Indiana
Eva
Maud Lydick
Ethel Widdowson
Diamondvilla
Ray, Taupt
Harry Wissinger
Clymer
Samuel Leasure
Roy Douglas
Jamies Juipsie
Robert Jarvey
Garmantown
Brush Valley Visitors and Local Arrivals Highlight Weekend
Clyde McCrea and family spent Sunday with a friend in Johnstown. Fynest Herlinger of Pittsburgh returned home after two weeks at his home in the valley. Charles David and wife of Delaware came back after visiting local friends. Clarence McPeaters and wife visited Mrs W H Miller and family. Bethel McCrean, an Indiana shopper, last Monday. Otis McCormick and wife of Ball Lake City Utah spent a few days with his mother in this place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde McCrea
Johnstown
Fynest Herlinger
Dittsburgh
Charles David
Delaware
Clarence McPeaters
Alrs
W. H. Miller
Bethel McCrean
Indiana
Otis McCormick
Ball Lake City
Utah
Christmas Gift Nostalgia from The Youths Companion
A nostalgic appeal invites giving The Youths Companion as a Christmas gift. It promotes 1920 new subscriptions including The Youth’s Companion 42 issues, the 1920 Companion Home Calendar, and McCall’s Magazine for 1920, all for a combined price, with details for new subscribers and where to subscribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Hawen
Maine
Companion
McCall's Magazine
Monthly
Fashion Authority
Youtius
Commonwealth Ave
SS Paul St
Boston
Mass
Progress Office
Community Notices and Social Carings in Leechburg Area
Local items list visitors and visits across households including Ralph Soger and Duane Plicking leaving for Leechburg to work, King Allshouse and Harry McCoy calling from Indiana, church services at the Presbyterian church, and various residents such as Mrs Frank Harkleroad, George Burns, Harry Gakehart, Laverne Fickinger recovering from an arm injury, Misses Nancy and Elizabeth Keen visiting D C Brown’s home, and other callers and day trips among area families including Mr and Mrs Sam McLean and Asa McAnuity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atwood Ralph Soger
Duane Plickingey
Leechburg
King Allshouse
Harry McCoy
Indiana
Presbyterian Church
Frank Harkleroad
George Burns
Harry Gakehart
Saganore
James Campbell
Laverne Fickinger
Harry Clark
Pittseburgh
Sam McLean
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harry J. Laughlin
Indiana, Pa
McLaughlin,Bowlan and MacAfee
Pittsburgh, Pa
Reznor
J. M. Stewart & Co
Plumville
Mrs
A. H. Davis
Detroit
Sutton Miller Co
Moletex
East Wheatfield
Millville
Brush Valley
Spruce
Emma Sowers
Grimthtown
Scotti Douglass
Nancy
Elizabeth Keen
D.C. Brown
Ruth
Kepiie
Sabla
Patterson
Mildre& Douglass
R. ON
Ar Reiiggion
Moregn
Temington Umc
Mel
Geylinder Studebaker
Enger
O. S. Sheffler
NEW Auto Exchange
Old Woolen Mills
the Savings & Trust Co
Indiana, Penna
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