Free Methodist Church appoints new Callery pastor
Joe Moody Robinson visited Greensburg. Gertrude Alcorn, formerly a missionary in India, is named pastor of the Free Methodist Church at Callery in Butler County. William Fisher hosted the Lutheran Sunday School class at Chestnut Street home with A J Boyle and Grace Lichtenfels serving. Allen Peterson and family left Wheelwright, Ky., for home. Gertrude Huston of Fairfield visited John W. Huston. Mr. and Mrs. James Dunsmore and family moved to Spring Street, house once theirs, now owned by J. S. Miller. M. F. Nelson holds the contract. Joseph Higgins has a sore hand. Evelyn Cline found work in Derry. Scott Thompson sidelined by carbuncle. Harvey McClain occupies the Charles Altimus cottage. Johnstown visitors Mr. and Mrs. Stump visited the Boyles. A Sunday School picnic at Rockwood Park hosted by A J Boyle. The class included Isabel Shoino, Eva May McDowell, Gladys Reed, Ruth Class, Freda Horner, Mary Lichtenfels, Margaretta Williamson, Mary, Mabel and Ethel Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Moody
Greensburgh
Misa Gertrude Alcorn
India
Free Methodist Church
Callery
Butter County
William Fisher
Lutheran Standay School
Chestnut Street
A. J. Boyle
Grace Lichtenfals
James Peterson
Allen
Wheelwright
Gertrude Huston
Fairfield
John W. Huston
James Dunsmore
South Fork
J. 5. Miller
Bolivar
M. F. Nelson
Joseph Higgins
Evelyn Cline
Derry
Scott Thompson
Harvey McClain
Charles Altimus
Front Street
Stump
Local Social News From South Bend Area
South Bend residents and relatives visit kin across towns including Wilkinsboro Apollo and Pittsburgh. Local tax collector Frank George collected taxes while others visited farms churches and homes.
Rochester Mills Family Welcomes a Daughter
Mr and Mrs Charles Galentine are the proud parents of a girl born recently. Mr Joseph Pierce was a Marion Center caller on Saturday. Dr J W Morrow of Marchand was a town caller on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Homer Tyger and two boys are visiting Mrs Milaflord. Dr Harry Gourley of Punxsuttawhey was a town caller on Sunday evening. Misses Stella and Bertha Gibson and Annabelle Thomas of Indiana and Clair Gibson of Marion Center spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs William Gibson. Among those from towns who spent Saturday evening at Puxsutawhey were Mr and Mrs Floyd Pieren. Mrs F B Work, Mr and Mrs Ja 2 Hitler and daughter, Mr and Mrs Homer Pyger and two boys, and Mrs Ella Hurd were also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Galentine
Joseph Pierce
Marion Center
J. W. Morrow
Marchand
Homer Tyger
Milaflord
Harry Gourley
Punxsuttewhey
Wundiy
Stella
Bertha Gibson
Annabelle Thomas
Indiana
Hand Clair Gibson
William Gibson
Puxsutawhey
Floyd Pieren
F. B. Work
Hitler
Homer ‘Pyger
Ella Hurd
Flemming and Stewart Families Dine Together
A notice from local residents reports a social gathering Tuesday evening where Rev. and Mrs. O. J. Flemming hosted Mr. and Mrs. Th. Snittler and others, with additional visits noted among nearby families including Laughery Rowland and Ros. Learn. The report mentions Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Stewart and W. Henry’s group attending events last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McIntyre
O. J. Flemming
Thorghiter
Mariinmining
Pear
Th. Snittler
G. J. Stewart
Laughery
Mr. Rowland
Phimeville
Ros
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Penna
South Bend
Cyrus Beatty
Wilkinsboro
D. B
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Jess King
James King
Apollo
Ralph Montgomery
Cartwright
Pittsburgh
Crawford
Midersridge
Townsend
Cochrat Smith
Irwin
Rochester Mills
Jpdelstein & Freeman
Haarlem
He OE
America
Dodge Brothers
Detroit
Donsee Brothers Motor Cars
Pan Wapmyula Ea
Brown
Pearl Bourn
Anderson School
Wy Helen Mench
McIntyre No. 1
James Laughery
Baily Slope
J. J. Laughery
Plumville
J. i. Learn
PINE
Shingler
Christian Church
Barnesboro
Christcur
Christa Church
Duckson Parry
Unily
Mies
Minnie Serplens
Alonzo Sideg
Philadelphia
Dean Barber
Wilkinsburg
Ata. Judson Parpy
W. P. Shepard
D. C
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Pennsylvania
Jno
Van
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