Funeral and visiting notices from a small town
Idaho readers note a series of family and local visits. Frank Russell and wife attended an aunt's funeral in Sheloca on Wednesday. Howard Kimmalon family visited in Du Bois over the weekend. Margaret Schall from Miderton spent Sunday with Gladya Scott. Carl Crawford and brother-in-law Chas Moorhead hosted relatives in Blairsville. Frank George of Vandergrift spent Sunday at home. Harry Forbes and son John visited W P George, with John Coulter also in town the past week.
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Idaho
Frank Russell
Mrs. Russell
Sheloca
Howard Kimmal
Gon
Willard
du Bois
Margaret Schall
Miderton
Gladya Scott
Carl Crawford
Chas
Moorhead
Blairsville
Frank George
Vandergrift
Harry Forbes
John
Apollo
Armagh Pastor Rodkey With Salary Increase
C L Rodkey has returned as pastor of the M E church with a $300 salary raise. Margaret Johns has been ill. Mrs Estep Tomb visited by Mrs Bent Dill who is critically ill. Preaching at Presbyterian church. Rodkey elected treasurer at Johnstown ministers conference. Community fair drew large crowds and exhibits. Bishop Lester Smith of Detroit called on relatives before departing for India bound M H church. Mrs Mary Tomb attended church conference in Johntown.
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Willa Salisbury
Indiana Normal
J. J. Hutchison
Irvin Ling
Estep
H. M. Wiott
Eastern Points
Lester Smith
Detroit
Mich
H. H. Smith
Estep Tomb
India
Armagh
Mary Tomb
Johstown
John Kitchenbrod
Wehrum
Pie Social Promises Fun At DECKERS POINT
Miss Nora Fisher has returned home after visiting relatives in Punxsutawney. Miss Daisy Kinter visited Mr and Mrs Murray McQuown on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Clay Rickard of Marion Center spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Everett Burns. The grangers will hold a pie social Thursday night.William Richard was a business caller at Indiana on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Jerry Kimmel of Plumcreek spent the weekend with Mrs Mary Boucher and Mr and Mrs Harvey Reithmiller. Mr and Mrs George Barr were callers on Mr and Mrs Richard Boucher of Taylorsville on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Fisher
Punxsutawney
Daisy Kinter
Murray McQuown
Clay Rickard
Marion Center
Everett Burns
William Richard
Indiana
Jerry Kimmel
Plumcreek
Mary Boucher
Harvey Reithmiller
George Barr
Richard Boucher
Taylorsville
Local Social Notes Highlight Town Visits and Moves
Alverda Miss Emma Stiles shopped in town Friday. Miss Sarah Williams of Hellwood spent the weekend with her parents. HB. F. Ballot moved his family from Hastings to this place. Miss Christina Long, previously ill, is able to be about again. Mrs Edward Nipps called on Mrs Lawrence Beringer Wednesday evening. Misses Oda Douglass and Mildred Beringer visited Mrs B. A. Douglass Sunday. Miss Violet Anderson visited in town Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Jay Strum of Em sigh visited Mrs McDonnell Sunday. Blair Stiles was in town Sunday visiting friends.
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Alverda
Emma Stiles
Sarah Williams
Hellwood
HB. F. Ballot
Hastings
Christina Long
Edward Nipps
Lawrence Beringer
Oda Douglass
Mildred Beringer
B. ‘A. Douglass
Violet Anderson
Jay Strum
Emsigh
McDonnell
Blair Stiles
Greensburg Pair Visit and Car Purchase Report
Mrs Theo Sproull of Greensburg visited her sister in law Mrs J H H Lytle last week. Samuel Nicewonger is improving nicely. Marl D Simpson has purchased a new Dodge car.
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Penn Run
Theo. Sproull
Greensburg
J. HH. Lytle
Samuel Nicewonger
Marl D. Simpson
Pleasant motor trip to Ebensburg and Cresson
Arch Stewart and companions visited Ebensburg and Cresson on Sabbaths in the Stewart car. Rid Fyock has gone to Arcadia to teach school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch Stewart
Wm. Widdowson
Ed Dick
Clair Chapman
Arch Nieewonger
Ebensburg
Cresson
Stewart
Rid Fyock
Arcadia
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