Local Guests Headline Social Beyond Kenwood House
Indiana guests Mr and Mrs Andrew Buterbaugh visit brother I N Buterbaugh. Alma Newlin and son Clarence join Bellano friends. Calvin Joiner family visit Adams household. W W Huston family and Adams and Dinwiddie attend Penn Run church. Ployd Burnheimer and son Carl visit Sherd Burnheimer. D D Patterson and wife visit parents Mr and Mrs Gibson. O C Davis of Altoona spends weekend with D C Davis. W G Spires family visit Homer City relatives. Rev and Mrs Ford in Pittsburgh McKeesport. Rev Hart leaves for Marchand. Clawson family Blacklick and Zimmerman family Graceton visit. Ladies Aid M E church to hold birthday party October 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Run
Ployd Burnheimer
Carl
Sherd Burnheimer
D. D. Patterson
W. G. Spires
Homer City
Mrs. Ford
Pittsburgh
McKeesport
Hart
Marchand,y
Berkshire Show Highlights Wilgus Hog Show Closes Season
The Wilgus Berkshire Association with 26 members held a Hog Show and Pig Club wind-up at the school house on Saturday afternoon. Barrow class averaged about 230 pounds, gilt class about 229 pounds, with close competition judged by Dr. Havner who praised local swine improvements. A roast pig dinner for over 200 followed under the pines. Wilgus community’s enthusiasm for boys and girls club work receives note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkshire Association
Wilgus Berkshire Association
Pig Club
Saaturday
Tne
Bernard ‘Shields
Kenneth Wright
Elizabeth [Trimble Hart Shields
Ruth Trimble
Elmer Gromley
Beatrice Blose
Willam Gorman
Dean Blone
Harl Shields
Harry Shields
Orpha Wright
Mary Bloas
Elizabeth Trimble
Earl Gorman
Charles Gromley
Henry Gromley
Hthel Blose
Foster Blose
Dr. Havner
Havner
Wilgus
Peoria
Ill
Good Women of
Blose
Indiana County
County dairymen to attend national dairy show in Syracuse
Indiana county stock raisers and dairymen will join auto caravans to Syracuse New York for the national dairy show opening October 5. The Indiana party leaves Saturday morning and arrives Sunday noon after a day and a half on the road. Exhibits include cattle from 38 states plus a complete dairy plant machinery display and a $36000 government exhibit. The event runs nine days with Pennsylvania Day October 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Indiana
Syracuse
N. Y
Pennsylvania
California
Texas
Oregon
New York
Wisconsin
Ohio
New Jersey
South Dakota
Maryland
Minnesota
Louisiana
Georgia
Maine
Washington
Pennsylvania Voters Confront Goop Roads Bond Issue
Pennsylvania voters will decide in November on a second constitutional amendment to raise bonded debt from 50 million to 100 million for road construction. If approved, the state will add hundreds of miles of highways, with the Highway Department matching 10 million with counties, totaling 20 million for secondary roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennnsylvania
Pennsylvania
Nnd
America
Highway Department
Smyrna Sabbath School and weekend social notices
SMYRNA community notices list Sunday 9:30 Sabbath School at Harvey Hall with caller at Van dergrift Friday. Various locals including Hazel Skinner staying with Nannie Beck, Rev Clark family visiting Blacklick residents, and John Fulton called home from Detroit for ill father. Farmers report silos filled and buckwheat harvest light after July 31 hail storm. deer spotted on Robert Johnston farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Hall
Vandergrift
Hazel Skinner
Nannie Beck
Trade City
Rev. Clark
Robert
Baxter
Frank Hamilton
Jessie Smith
Blacklick
Fulton
Martha North
Rossiter
John Fulton
Detroit
Mich
James Nichol
J. Ruffner
Porter
Bar Griffith
R. W. Hall
Norman Burkett
Punxsutawney
Vernie Hall
Indiana
Robert Johnston
Weekend Visits Across Indiana and Nearby Towns
Miss Nola Pattison and Maye Moorhead of Indiana and Mr and Mrs Donald Pattison and son Rom ney of Johnstown visited Mr and Mrs C B Keating over the weekend. Jolly Anthony and son George of Blandsburg and Ney Lockard and daughter Levon of Wintondale with Ross and Andrew Anthony of Hastings visited J R Anthony on Sabbath. Mrs Chester Perrier visited Homer City relatives Sunday and Monday. Wm Rankin visited Dr Rankin of Ridgway this week. Mrs J S Miller of Clymont visited her mother Mrs M L Houk. Mrs Ralph Knapp and children visited her parents Mr and Mrs Sam Burkett of Deckers Point Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Rairigh of Ord visited their son Norris Rairigh last week. Mrs D H Tomb of Pittsburgh and Mr and Mrs Joe Rankin and Laura Louise of Clymer visited Wm Rankin on Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Hoffman visited their son William of Gipsy on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nola Pattison
Maye Moorhead
Indiana
Donald Pattison
Romney
Johnstown
Keating
Jolly Anthony
George
Blandsburg
Ney Lockard
Levon
Wintondale
Ross
Andrew Anthony
Hastings
J. R. Anthony
Chester Perrier
Homer City
Wm. Rankin
Rankin
Ridgway
J. S. Miller
Clymont
M. L. Houk
Ralph Knapp
Sam Burkett
Deckers Point
Miss Mabel Johnston Visits in Dilltown
Dilltown notes show Miss Mabel Johnston visiting at sister Mrs. George Adams. Dwight Carney and Morrell Campbell, formerly at Windber, returned home. Samuel Bowers and daughter visited Mr. and Mrs. George Campbell. Russell Deyarmin plans a few days at home before returning to work. Biliy Deyarmin prepares a literary program for Friday October 12 at school. G D Campbell, hurt in woods, is able to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Johnston
George Adams
Dwight Carney
Morrell Campbell
Windber
Samuel Bowers
George D. Campbell
James Daws
Strangstown
Russell Deyarmin
Blairsville
Rose Little
Bertha Deyarmin
Frances Hoover
Biliy Deyarmin
Homer City
Frank Little
George D. Gampbell
Wehrum
G. D. Campbell
Weekend Visits Across Town and a Local Sermon
Hillsdale families including Mr and Mrs Walter Fee and child and Paul Churchill of Glen Campbell spent Sunday with W M Churchill. Rowland Claypool and son Richard of Freeport visited Mrs Claypool's parents A C Rankin. W M Bowers and Roy Kidd hosted Glen Campbell visitors. C A Conner returned from a trip visiting Lincoln’s birthplace and Mammoth Cave. C A Ginter and son Harry visited Mrs Tillie Stiteler, Smicksburg. G E Getty and Clyde visited friends in Eye. Herman Huey and children of Johnstown spent the weekend here. There will be preaching at Wesleyan Methodist Church Sunday evening at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Fee
Paul Churchill
Glen Campbell
W. M. Churchill
Rowland Claypool
Richard
Freeport
Abraham Lincoln
Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
C. A. Ginter
Harry
Tilliel Stiteler
Smicksburg
G. E. Getty
Clyde
Herman Huey
Johnstown
Weasleyan Methodist Church
Sunday Visits Across Town Highlight Family Gatherings
CQOEFPORT Bert Good and son Taft spent Sunday afternoon with Bert’s sister Mrs. Mack. Clifford Stimler and sons Merle and William visited Henry. Clarence Henry and family were at DLS. McCoy’s. Harry Lydick and Taylorsville family joined at the former’s brother Rank Lydie. Wilt, Trimble, Lewis Henry and Doyle, and Harry Witt with Pam Witt of Millville visited at the latter’s son’s home. Elmer McGullourd and daughter spent Sunday there. John Merkins of Lovejoy visited Will Meekins. Max Crawford’s guests included Warry Fair and wife, Nellie Crawford and Indiana friend, Bell Henry and friend of Brig, Clarence Bagley and daughter of Stafford. Letha Bagley visited Gladys Stimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Good
Taft
Mack
Clifford StiMer
Merle
William
Wise Henry
Clarence Henry
DLS
McCoy's
Harry Lydick
Taylorsville
Rank Lydie
Wilt
Trimble
Lewis Henry
Doyle
Harery Wit
Brig
Clarence Bagley
Stafford
Letha Bagley
Gladys Stimer
Social round of visitors and local activity across towns
Miss Jane Williams returns home from a visit with Barnesboro friends. J D Joiner and son George visited from Indiana on Saturday. Beulah and Ruth Russell of Commodore spent the weekend here. Misses Sara Williams Margaret Joiner and Aliee Glenn of Indiana Normal visited. Emmae and Wilda Williams of Cherry Tree spent the weekend here. W W Williams was a Barnesboro caller Saturday. Miss Sarna Glenn lately visited Indiana. Paul Myers of Chicago was a recent visitor. Mr and Mrs J W Gibson were Barnesboro callers Saturday evening. A number attended the W C T U social at Pine Flats Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Logan and two children of McKeasport, guests for three weeks in the R H Back home, left for Diamondville to visit. Mr and Mrs W H Williams were Indiana callers Saturday. Rev Walter E Ruch was a recent caller. J D Joiner and family visited Pine Flats today. Harry Russe and family and Mr and Mrs J W Gibson were Sunday visitors from Johnstown. Miss Jones a missionary from China and Rev McGarvey of Johnstown conducted a missionary meeting in the Christian Ailanes chapel Sunday evening. Mrs Walter Zahm of Johnstown was a recent visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grisemore
Jane Williams
Barnesboro
J.D. Joiner
George
Indiana
Beulah
Ruth Russell
Commodore
Sara Williams
Margaret Joiner
Aliee Glenn
Indiana Normal
Folka
Emmae
Wilda Williams
Cherry Tree
W. W. Williams
Sarna Glenn
Paul Myers
Chicago
J. W. Gibson
Pine Flats
Mrs. Logan
McKeasport
R. H
Diamondville
W. H. Williams
Walter E. Ruch
J. D. Joiner
Harry Russe
Johnstown
Johnstown Friends Sunday, Miss Jones, A Missionary From China, and Rev. McGarvey
Christian Ailanes Chapel
Walter Zahm
Clergy and church events schedule in Nebo and area
Richard Williams visits Cherry Tree and Greenwich on Monday. Rev Wilson of Barnesboro preaches at Nebo Presbyterian Friday evening October 6. Rev Walter B. E. Ruch conducts communion at Nebo Sunday at 3 pm. A pie social at Washington Cherry Tree and Westington church Friday evening October 6 supports church and Sabbath school. Proceeds aid a worthy cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Williams
Greenwich
Rev Wilson
Barnesboro
Nebo Presbyterian Church
Walter BE. Ruch
Nebo
Washington
Wiestington
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Brushvalley
C. Davis
Altoona
D. C. Davis
Pittsburgh Testing Laboratory
Pittsburgh, Penna
Robert Baird
H. H. Carver
Mer
C. H. Steving Co
Philadelphia St
Judge Lefford
Smyrna
Dilltown
Hillsdale
Cqoefport
Hlderton State Bank
New Valley Trust Company
Rural Valley
Flderton Bank
Valley Trust Company
Eidertom State Bank
Theo. Kharas
Care Valley Trust CO
Penna
Homer Cty National Bank
Homer City, Pennsylvania
Utility Express
C & E Motor Co
Indiana, PA
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