Plumecrack Church Protracted Meeting and Visits
Rev Replogle finishes a protracted meeting at Glade Run with Sabbath supper at Peter Bhanger’s. Numerous local residents and visitors attend services, with preaching planned Friday and Saturday and communion Sunday evening. Several families visit, move, or travel between Plumville, Smyrna, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Replogle
Glade Run
Tryin Keeler
Peter Bhanger
Wits
Jacob Miller
Tn’ Garrett
Virginia Calhoun
J. B. Kimmal
Plumecrack
J. M. Blough
India
Murray Ankeny
Indiana
Sloan Kepple
Canoe
Ralph Blystons
Joseph Gentz
Idaho
Jamies Calhoun
Lee Kimmel
Mother Stuchell
Paul Kimmel
Irvin Kelly
Clara Boyer
Ralph Ramer
Wsther Khenger
Local Social Notes Highlight Weekly Visits and Movements
A fragmentary social column mentions a few lays with his sister Mrs P B Hoover, Keller filling a vacancy left by Rev HI moving to Brushyalley, and frost damage noted Sunday night. Mrs M L Houk, Ward Houk, and Miss Nola Pattison visited Mr and Mrs Ledile Pattison of Indiana on Sabbath, with J W Mckee of Rossiter visiting H 4, returning home with Mrs Houk who plans a short visit before leaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. B. Hoover
Keller
Brushyalley
M. L. Houk
Ward Houk
Nola Pattison
Ledile Pattison
Indiana
J. W. Mckee
Rossiter
H. 4
Houk
Local social notes from Trevites and Altoona visit
Mrs M A Farnsworth and daughter Bessie visited M J Houk on Thursday. James Donaldson spent several days last week at Altoona for a bible conference. The Ladies Aid Society of Host Mahoning Baptist church met at Mrs M L Houk's home on Thursday. Mr and Mrs M J Keating and Grover Keating of Cockport and Claude and Violet Henry of Hellwood spent Sabbath at the home of Mr and Mrs C J Keating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.A. Farnsworth
Bessie
M. J. Houk
James Donaldson
Altoona
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mahoning Baptist Church
M. L. Houk
M.J. Keating
Grover Keating
Cockport
Claude and
Violet Henry
Hellwood
C. J. Keating
Local Notes From The County Seat And Surroundings
A. W. Tobinson, a business caller at the county seat, and Murray Devinney aiding his brother in law J. S. King with a new Coal Run house. Elia Kelly visited her home near Shelocta. Mrs. A. W. Robinson greeted Mrs. John A. George. Mrs. Jas A. Campbell of Parkwood nurses her daughter Mrs. John A. George who is ill with pleurisy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Neff
Jane
Cecil Hadden
Homer City
W. A. Lewis
Don
C. M. Shields
Culver Run
Clearfield County
Charles. Shields
J. F. Blakeley
John Gearhart
Trade City
Blakeley
Murray Swisher
Clairton
A. W. Tobinson
Murray Devinney
J. S. King
Coal Run
Elia Kelly
Shelocta
A. W. Robinson
John A. George
Jas, A. Campbell
Parkwood
John
A, George
Local Notices From Taylorsville Presbyterian Service
Sunday's service at the Taylorsville Presbyterian Church was led by Rev. Sproutt. Miss Ilelen Barr, a Johnstown teacher, visited her parents Mr and Mrs J L Barr. Frederick Mock is on the al cen list. Miss Magenia Smith, recently in Pittsburgh, visits sister Mrs Chas Lydie. Hadden of Denver and family visit Taylorsville. Miss Emma Harkens works at Robert Estep's Stafford. Mrs Linus Butterbaugh hosted guests Mr and Mrs Frank Donahey Sample Run and Mr and Mrs Calvin Shank and two sons Arthur and Bernard of Clymer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Sproutt
Ilelen Barr
Johnstown
3. L. Barr
Frederick Mock
Alc
Magenia Smith
Pittsburgh
Chas. Lydie
Kk. T. Hadden
Denver
Galo
Emma Harkens
Robert Estep’s
Stafford
Linus Butterbaugh
Frank Donahey
Sample Run
Calvin Shank
Arthur and
Bernard
Clymer
Also Mentioned on This Page
ODY
Philo
7Th Streets
Indiana, PA
Brody’s
de Laine
Bolivia
Fashion
Evora
News of County Towne
Plumcreek
Smyrna
Grace Ruffner
DuBois
John Fulton
Detroit
Mich
Hannah Lemon
Victor
Mahoning
McGill
Nora Kinnan Jg
Homer Hopkins
Wilson Hamilton
Marion Center
Samuel Hazlett
Frank
Grace, Nichol
Plumville
Arthur Nichol
Covode
Taylorsville
Loughby’s
All America
W. R. Loughry & Co
Guy Lutz
Hone
Bigjoa Rele
Owens - Indiana
D. A. Palmer &Son
BlackHek
the Juste Trading Co
Sandiana
Clymer National Bank
Clymer, Penna
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