Evangelical meetings open in Cherry Tree with strong local support
The Cherry Tree Evangelical meetings began Sunday night in a large tabernacle ready for six hundred attendees. Local workers and visitors praise the setup as builders, with McChire and wife arriving, Rev. Baumgardner returning as pastor, and Redpath Brockway Lyceum Bureau plans announced for a series of entertainments through February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Gelist McChire
Cherry Tree
Hey
McChire
Tabernacle
Cherry Tree Gun Club
Dupont Powder Co
Sruiday
H. M. Buterbaugh & Son
Baumgardner
Evangelical Church
Cherry Tree Iron Works
BE. V. Irwin
Bellefonte
Aaron Brilhart
Cherry Trea
Mr. Buck
Clark
Front Street
Harvey Brickley
Main Street
G. T. Cameron
Burnside
J. J. Hamilton
Philipsburg
Emeigh Run
Mahaffey
Barry D. Thomas
John Thomas & Son Department Store
Johnstown
H. D. Thomas
Mary Thomas
Harry Tredernick
J. €. Mahaffey
J. ©. Mahaffey
C. J. Cameron
J. H. Peterman
B. W. Hawes
B. W. Rmports
Pittsburg
F. D. Davis
Davis
John
Worrell
Allen
H. H. Hawes
Redpath Brockway Lyceum Bureau
Civic Club of
Fenson
Taber
Wells Watson Ginn
Old Colonial Band
Orrin C. Lester
Johnstown Visit Notes and Local Social Roundup
Roland Lytle visited Johnstown on Saturday while Roy Tate and wife from Pine Flats came Sunday to see their critically ill baby at Penn Mary hospital. Several locals attended a farewell gathering at the Stone home with games and refreshments. Duckpin bowling honors went to "Trix" Trinkley for September with a 162 score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Lytle
Johnstown
Roy Tate
Pine Ilats
Penn Mary Hospital
C. Hi. Barr
Pine Flats
John Stone
Grace Wallace
Indiana State Normal School
W. KR. Belvin
Central City
William Griffith
Strongstown
Joseph Foster
James Modkey
Cookport
Penn Mary Coal Company
Albert Rowe
Patrick Cox
Doby Trainor
Indiana
Pine Township
Varry Wallace
Louis Evans
Amadee May
Uniontown
Jno. Lynch
Mike Short
H. #. Good
Tra Loot
Culver
Squirrela and Pheasants Reported Plentiful in County Section
Reportedly abundant wildlife noted in this part of the county with squirrels and pheasants described as plentiful and thriving in local fields and hedgerows.
Local Notes and Visits Across Tarentim and Indiana County
Residents and visitors mingle through Tarentim and nearby areas. Families from Tarentim receive callers including Mr and Mrs Sid Travis and family, Mr and Mrs Walter Lewis and son Clifford, and Starlett from Dayton. Numerous neighbors attend birthdays and church events while a funeral in Indiana marks the community tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid Travis
Famiy
Tarentim
Hikin
Walter Lewis
Clifford
Near Smicksburg
A. Davison
Starlett
Dayton
G. Vella
Reed Cribbs
Cribbs
Planville
Elkin
Leonard
Within
McKee Stiteler
Sintcksburg
Jacob Rants
Af Wlor. Wingart
W. Flassett
D. C. Wells
Catherine Wright
Wilmore
Phynice Bunyan
Sagamore
Db. C. Wells
Bheir Hamll and Son
Marlin
Marion Center
Jesse Hicks
North Point
8. W. Hazlett
Surprise Party Honors John Hood at Hood Home
Bert and Sara Ella Hood hosted a Tuesday evening surprise party near New Walorence for their brother John Hood. Guests enjoyed games and music with refreshments, receiving thoughtful presents as the gathering celebrated the anniversary event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hood
Bert
Sara Ella Hood
New Walorence
John
Innie Mack
Wilma Mack
Ida Hall
Annie Robinson
Arry Hood
Fannie Robinson
Bertha Campbell
Hulda Wood
Beulah Mack
Virginia Siggett
Wdith Mack
Josephine Liggett
Jenne Mabon
Marie Liggett
Mdna Mabon
Marion Mabon
Lettie Liggett
Alice Robinson
Stella Walbeck
Marie Walbeck
Annaresia Mabon
Virginia Hood
Mildred Hood
Laura Neal
Louise Hood
Sara Bila Tood
Wisie Domka
Clark Mack
Cloud Dick
John D. Hood
Eugene Ashcom
Ben Hood
George Xiabon
John G. Hood
Alvar Liggett
Robert Hood
Samuel Wallace
Paul Mabon
Clair Hood
Samuel Mabon
Steela Clawson
Harry Henderson
Oliver Henderson
Frank Clawson
Thomas Hood
Fred Lichtenfels
Morris Walbeck
J. M. Hood
R. J. Hood
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Butcher Prosecuted for Exposing Meat to Flies
The State Livestock Sanitary Board orders the first prosecution under the new meat hygiene law against John Snyder a Altoona butcher. He is charged with displaying meat exposed to flies in the Altoona market house. The law also forbids letting customers handle meat and violators will be prosecuted. Also notes revival services at Cherry Hill Brethren Church led by Rev. Co. D. Brendlinger Blairsville beginning Sunday for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exie Wagner
Grace Duncan
Helen Watchinson
Mear Armagh
A. P. Clark
New Florence
Josephine McAdams
Weshbon
Gussio
Wima Mack
W.S. McClain
West Wheatfield Township
Robert Cunningham
Gertha
Ida Mack
Mr. Logan
Bertha Mack
Cora Shaffer
Brushyalley Township
Ed Wakfield
Bethel U. P
W. It. Thompson
Bolivar
Ralph Pelton
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Chas. Melton
Thelma Jones
New Flovence
A. J. Luther
W.R. Logan
Hugh Mack
John Snyder
Altoona
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Snyder
J. Marshall
Cherryhill Brethren Church
Co. D. Brendlinger
Blairsville
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Heilwood
Rossmoyne
D. It. Pringie
Sara Mogel
Vance
Val Heilman
Marie Helman
Margaret Anderson
Elizabeth Kirkwood
Clymer
Sarah Wilson
4Uma Wilson
Amanda Shank
A. J. Lydick
Ora Helman
Homer Lysick
Annie Ward
Frei Rising
Clara Denning
Steele Berkeypile
Cherryhill Township
Grace Church
Shmuel Barnett
Sample Run
Norris Burkhart
James Hileman
New Kensington
Sarah Howearth
Samuel Barnett
John Bartlebaugh
Bertha Cameron
Glen Campbell
Clyde
Idaho
W. W. Barrig
Ray Meyers
Frank Munshower
Robert Ifolstein
West Union
Lula Lauffer
Irwin
Jane George
D. B. Townsend
South Bend
W. EB. Fryer
Apollo
Lynn Miller
Helen
Freeport
W. P. George
Maslin
Peoples
WM. T. Wilson
Indiana, Pa
Taft
J. M. Stewart & CO
Winters’ Restaurant
White Building
Philadelphia St
Ladies’ Union
West
Li Waal Benerdae
Chinchilla
Serge
Silk
Messaline
Buchheit Bros
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