Blacklick News Briefs From Friday to Sunday
Pittsburg visitors and Indiana guests figure in a Busy Blacklick round of social events. The Fancy Work Club met at Mrs D K Smith of Josephine. The Presbyterian church hosted a reception for Rev S G Davinney and wife. A foundry layoff followed a price cut. The community rushes toward a planned community house as football games and weddings unfold locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saul
Methodist Church
Margaret Rankin
W.A. Ward
Pittsburgh
Scott Hutchison
Indiana
Elsie Starry
Keystone Grocery
R. M. Tuttle
Sawtelle
Cal
Eugene Schuman
John Shulick
L. A. Bird
Sharon
Bird
Local notes from Plumville and nearby towns
Plumville and Bryan residents visit relatives in Youngstown and nearby areas. Dr. Davis property bought by Guert Rowe and moved in. Mrs. Brinks occupies part of Mrs. Paul’s house near Sagamore. Mrs. Douds remains ill but improving. Miss Vance taught English visited Leona Walker near Smicksburg. Pather and Son banquet at M B church praised. many attended. Mrs. Rankin and children visited parents in Home. Church bazaar and food sale planned for Nov 28 with oysters and ice cream. E J Welch traveled to Dayton. Smyrna school teacher Ernest Nichol in town. Bernice Lydick operated on for knee infection in Indiana. Mrs. Elizabeth Beck and Mrs. Hershberger visited. Mrs. Rupert and daughters from near Namine called. Rev Carpenter of Pittsburgh spoke at M E church on national evils with pastor Rev Stephens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owser
Bryan
Harry
Charles Shafter
Harry Colbitt
Cora Stewart
Youngstown
Guert Rowe
Dr. Davis
Id Brink
Sara Paul
Sagamore
Margaret Douds
Miss Vance
Leona Walker
Smicksburg
Harry Rankin
Clarence Perry
Beracha
Ernest Nichol
Smyrna
Bernice
Cree Lydick
Indiana
Elizabeth Beck
Rural Valley
Hershberger
Smyrna Social News Highlights From Smyrna Area
Smyrna residents hosted and visited family members over the Sabbath. Guests included John Fulton and family from Smicksburg and Patterson and daughter Bernice from Trade City. Local names Walter Steele, Elmer Steele, Samuel Hamilton, Velma Johnston, and others are noted visiting relatives or traveling for business or family occasions. Ruth Hamilton suffered a broken arm after a pony incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fulton
Smicksburg
Mr. Fulton
A. J. Hall
Homer City
Elmer Steele
Charles Moorhead
Noriman Burkett
M. T. Steele
Indiana
Smyrna
Harvey Hall
Vandergrift
Velma Johnston
Georgeville
Samuel Hamilton
Robinson
Ruth Hamilton
Ralph Nichols
Noble Lemmon
Ford City
Boyd Steele
John Humphrey
Plumville
Weekend Moves and Visits Across Towns
Albert Fisher spent the weekend at Deckers Point. Harry Rorabaugh moved his Smicksburg family to the Peter Sheestey property. Miss Ethel Pfeiffer works at Clair Maze’s Hillsdale home. Con and Anna Rice visited Gus Rice near Taylorsville on Sunday. Faye Edna McAdoo Helen Mumau called on Helen Burns Sunday. G C W Kinter and James Stitt were Indiana callers on Tuesday. George Colgan went to Florida. Mr and Mrs Charles Pfeiffer and family visited Clair Maze Hillsdale on Sunday. Dean Brown moved from Nicholtown to his new residence here. Merle Sheesley and family called on Kirk Sheeseley Monday evening. Telford Burns business trip to Greensburg Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Fisher
Harry Rorabaugh
Smicksburg
Peter Sheestey
Ethel Pfeiffer
Clair Maze
Hillsdale
Con
Anna Rice
Gus Rice
Taylorsville
Faye
Edna McAdoo
Helen Mumau
Helen Burns
GC. W. Kinter
James Stitt
Indiana Callara
George Colgan
Florida
Charles Pféiffer
Lamily
Dean Brown
Nicholtown
Merle Sheesley
Kirk Sheeseley
Telford Burns
Greensburg
Community Notes From Nicholtown And Surroundings
NICHOLTOWN events include H Reithmiller transacting business in Clymer and Dixonville Monday. Carl Colgan and family visited Sam Bray in Ord. Ray McMahan and family joined Jno Leas ure and W F Weaver in Clymer for Sunday. W Weaver spoke at a Richmond Sunday school convention. Speakers included Walter Jackson and S W Guthrie of Indiana. Bdnd Brown visited parents. Ford Reed returned home after hunting. Sam Palmer of Johnsonburg visited J H Berkey over weekend. B Colgan visited Indiana Saturday. Peter Rithmiller husked corn for B C Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Reithmiller
Clymer
Dixonville
Carl‘Colgan
Sam Bray
Ord
Ray McMahan
Jno. Leasure
Harvey Riethmiller
W. F. Weaver
Richmond
Mr. Weaver
Walter Jackson
S. W. Guthrie
Indiana
Bdnd Brown
Ford Reed
Sam Palmer
Johnsonburg
J. H. Berkey
B. Colgan
Peter Rithmiller
B. C. Brown
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dinsmore’s
Wilson Brothers
Society Brand
Duxbar
Rich
Indiana Chamber OF Commerce
Bell System
Pennsylvania
Aobea
Bell
The
Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania
F. W. Morgan
Herman Brant
Jersey Shore
Helen McFarland
Jean McFarland
Florence Madden
Caroline Winslow
Dorothy Lemon
Clearfield
S. L. Irwin
Philipsburg
Grover Yingling
Geraldine Butterbaugh
Johnstown
J. C. Holes
Hope Farm
Westover
Genevieve Butterbaugh
Commodore
William Cramer
Billy Cramer
Jack Lennon
Dorothy
Loretta Sunda
Paul Mechling
Indiana Hospital
Helen Louise
Amrew Monteith
Emleigh
R. H. Dunlip
N. G. Hawes
Lesley Johnson
Wood
Anna Wissinger
R. Q. Lytle
Ethel
Tom
George Madden
Howard Holes
Odell
Kneedler
Dean Brillhart
Florence Brilhart
Kenneth Beck
Delmont Notley
Howard Camp
Sam Wassam
Rmports Wilson
Ed Patchin
Karl Patchin
Jno. Murphy
Delmont Murphy
Clete Shaffer
Clair Shepherd
Richard
John and
James
Kerney Sharbaugh
Jno. Kelley
Wirtner
Jenny Goon
Mary Stewart
Alex Mnteith
Martin Baker
Jesse Baker
Mont Byers
Wid
W.ard Tonkin
Robert
Mer
Orvis Ward
John Lemon
Norothy
Win
Cramer
Ann
Paul Cramer
Robert McCormick
Mildred
Margaret
Hlner Langdon
Jenevieve
Mar
Slee
Clark
A. ‘T. Craneron
Nhurtha Caneron
Blair Daker
Bunlip
Josephine
Jewn Ruth
Ralph
Jasia McGowan
Aaron Clark
Stauker
Chas. Dorvitt
Betty
Herbert Hanna
Dolly
Geraldine
Hutchinson
Sara Schrecenger
Rupert and Daughters
Near
Namine
Rev. Carpenter
National Reform Association
M. E
Stephens
America
Deckers Point
Brown
Oxfords
Goodyear
Goodrich
Ball Band
la Crosse
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