Town News Roundup From Pittsburg To Barnesboro
Pittsburg visitor Will Smead stays with his mother Mrs. Martha Smead while in town. Many locals and visitors are named, including Mr. and Mrs. Massing from St. Louis, Miss Blanche Stephens from Heilwood, and the Reed and Robers families. A local war fund drive, church service, school notes, and social calls fill a dense community update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Smead
Pittsburg
Martha Smead
H.C. Smead
Alex Morrow
Margaret
Wilpen
Josephine Andrews
John Wyncoop
Helen and
Wayne Seanor
Lola Lewis
A. R. Rummel
Creekside
Lewis
Alex Jloyd
Vandergrift
Harvey Little
M. Zinanerman Soll
Ellen Wells
Near Here
Elmer Steele
Smyrna
Coal and Cake Company
Cal
Massing
St. Louis
Sass Gever
Presbyterian Church
C. W. Dents
Y. M. CG
C. M. Smith
Junxsutawney
Local Social Notes and Weekend Visits
A roundup of weekend visits and moves across the region. Roy Kidd and family of Glen Campbell and Mrs. Camden Baun with daughter from Juneau spent Sunday with relatives. Mrs. Ord Weaver hosted Mrs. Glenn Miller and sons Max and Dale. Bestos roof work completed by Clark Work for several residents. Margaret Tozer sold merchandise stock to H D Widdowson and plans retirement. Upper Creek schoolhouse hosts a Friday social. Harry McMahon relocated from Marion Center to Mrs. Evelyn Widowson’s property. Tommy Weston family and Lou Walters with wife visited friends from Vandergrift over Sunday. George Hoover, in training at Camp Upton, received a seven day furlough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vince
Blanche Stephens
Heilwoood
Roberta
Virginia Roberis Wriday
Lockard
Wm. Stephens Sanday
Sara Smith
Kenwood
J. J. Joiner
EH. G. Davis
Johnstown
Edensburg
Morris Tate
Raymond
Willian Gocard
Robert
John Roberts
Perry Westover
Myrtle Clawson
Clymer
Frank Jeffies
Roy Kidd
Glen Campbell
Camden Baun
Juneau
Ord Weaver
Glenn Miller
Max and
Dale
Tunean
Brown
Charles Shank
Annie Widdowson
Clark
Calderwood
Indiana
Margaret Tozer
H. D. Widdowson
Upper Creek
Harry McMahon
Marion Center
Evelyn Widowson
Tommy Weston
Lou Walters
Vandergrift
George Hoover
Camp Upton
Long Island
N. Y
Local Notes On Funerales and Visits Near Town
Dega visits parenta and relatives near town. Angus Lukehart and wife of Falls Creek attend infant daughter’s funeral. Ruth Lamison attends funeral of aunt in Horatio. Red Cross meets Tuesdays and Saturdays for soldier sewing. Wingrove family of Reynoldsville visit Cynthia Bond. Lightcap returns to Johnstown after two weeks. Funeral of Rev. A. T. Bell at Indiana. Mrs H L McHhoes and daughter return from Pittsburgh. Gladys Walls of Creekside visits grandmother Joshua Lewis. McLaughain family weekend with Homer Guy. McEthoes sister visit aunt Mrs James Prothero Punxsutawney. Nan McCreight to Shelocta for winter with Mrs J S Sharp. Gift note to Progress and McCall’s Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynoldsville
Cynthia Bond
Clark Lightcap
Johnstown
John Streams
T. T. Shields
Marthat Moore
A. T. Bell
Indiana
Hl. J. McHlhoes
Pittsbury
Gladys Walls
Creekside
Joshua Lewis
Robert McLaughain
Homer Guy
Im J. McEthoes
James Prothero
Punxsulawney
Nan McCreight
J. 5
McElhoes
Shelocta
J. 5. Sharp
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Grace
Ana Dick
Arthur Gibson
Ross Reed Wriday
Oss Reed
Spruce
Samuel Robinson
Mrt
Dorothea Kephart
Cyrus Bowers
Enn Row
Miles Fetterman
Clyvier
Bert Jackson
Feilwood
Roy Jearn
Tipperary
Waltermire
Elizabeth Smith
Big Hollens
Barnesboro
W. E. Waltermire
M. H. Dick
Charley Waltermire
Near Grisemore
James Ant Perrin Huston
Penn Run
Bernice Gibson
C. S. Gibson
Sundday
Jank Adams
Marie
Jennie Stephens
Maury
Wesley Brady
Elizabeth Elwood
Clair Westover
Clearfield County
Samuel Green
Russel
Samuel
William Harper
Prank Marks
Cipsy
Elizabeth Coleman
Maybon Shank
Robert Hannon
Mavion and
James
Mr. Hannon
Thomas Hannon
Ohio
Rochester Mills
Murray Gilpatrick
T. M. Gilpatrick
L. Barr
Lovejoy
David Gibson
George Stevenson
Arthur
Hubbard, O
Smicksburg
the Farmers Bank
Indiana, Pa
Wilmer Stewart
the Savings S Trust Co. of
Progress
McCall’s Magazine
Chiropractic
W. P. Shepard
Phila
St. Indiana, Pa
Dinsmore Bros
Phila. Street
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