Blacklick News Roundup of Social and Local Happenings
Blacklick reports include visits by Catherine Williams and friends to the county seat, a Union Thanksgiving service planned at the Presbyterian church, and the Free Methodist pastor delivering the sermon. Red Cross nurse Stella Stickard stops en route to Glen Campbell, and coal train mishap spills fuel along the tracks. Revival meetings continue nightly through December 1 with a children’s choir attracting attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Williams
Olen Williams
Edward Clawson
Presbyterian Church
Free Methodist Church
JaHnabeth
Liverpool
G. J. Worrell
Stella Stickard
Altoona
Glen Campbell
Red Cross
Nial Rook
Indiiana
Sfriday
Jacal Richards
Anna Grace
Punxsutawney Yyiendy
Alice Page
Indiana
Mabel Mench
Cragson
Catharine Schuler
Pittsburgh
Join Ackerson
Lodge
Fred Gould
John Witmer
Elizabeth Stoneback
Pittsburg
Ora Mardis
Commercial Printing Company
Caroline Kelly
J. W. Clark
Frank Carson
EB. M. Bushnell
Edna Wissinger
Blairsville
Local residents visit families and attend events in town
Eugene Croyle of Akron and Sterling Orange of Indiana visit relatives here. Dr Pettibone spent days in Philadelphia, and Miss Viola Jackson and others visited home over Sunday. Several locals travel to Pittsburgh, Blairsville, and Dixonville for hospital, work, or family gatherings. Multiple residents spend Thanksgiving with kin, with updates on hospital stays and social calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Croyle
Akron
Q T. W. Croyle
Dr.Pettibone
Philadelphia
Sterling Orange
Indiana
Viola Jackson
Cherry Tree
T. R. Johns
Morgantown
W. Va
Jefferson
Penn-Mary Hospital
G. R. Lyon
Pittsburgh
Local social notes from Moss Creek and nearby areas
Sunday visitations and calls described in Moss Creek and surrounding communities. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Harry Henry and son Ralph and Dale Henry, John Lockard, Arthur Boring, Mrs. C. V. McCune, Minnie Bornheimer, Bertha Thomas, Emma Lockard, John Burnheimer, Ferrah Stephens, Wandin, Han Burnheimer, Frances Lefevre, Clell Shank, Cherry Tree, P. T. A. meeting set for Friday in the schoolhouse, Marvel Gibson at D. C. Lefevra's home, Jay McAnulty moving to Cockport for work, and Mrs. Jesse Burnheimer of Arca dia visiting Mrs. Edw. Burnheimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Brown
Grass Flat
Leoni Nichol
Myre
Edw Burne Hefiner
Clymer
Josephine Leusure
Saest
Runana Lockard
Sabourday
Jule Henry
Indiana
Harry Henry
P. C. Shank
Ushter
Theila
Robert
Ralph
Dale Henry
Moss Creek
John Lockard
Arthur Boring
Kmports
C. V. McCune
Minnie Bornheimer
Bertha
Thomas
Emma Lockard
John Burnheimer
Ferrah Stephens
Wandin
Han. Burnheimer
Frances Lefevre
Clell Shank
Marvel Gibson
D. C. Lefevra
Jay McAnulty
Cockport
Jesse Burnheimer
Arcadia
Edw. Burnheimer
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Boots
Tan
Smoke Horse
Brown’s Boot Shop
Indiana, PA
Phila. St
National Bank
Cherry Tree, PA
R. & S. Wholesale Co
Philadelphia St
Gillette Razors
Bonnie
Snicksburg
Executrix
Dietriot
Indung
Pennsylvania
Dungherty
Indlana
W. S Daugherty
Oliver Fry
Heilwood
Lovejoy
Francis Shankle
Josephine
John Meekins
Mary Fulkeson
Nor- Man
Liberty
Francis Pequignot
Lottie Bea
Leonard Owens
Andora
A. J. Stoker
Song
Theodore
Alvin
Dixonville
Clair Kerr
Rast Run
Jesse Beer
Dixsonville
June Pronk
Edn Bornheimer
Commodore
Mary Slughes
John Mee- King
Don Goodlin
A. B. Goodlin
Minnie Fleming
Bence
Clarence Henry
Don McCoy
Near Cockwort
Partehy Mranh
Sora
Style
Dinsmore Bros
United States
Ordson
Sutton-Miller Company
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