Freebrary Opens. Hallowe'en Event Possibly Postponed
BLACKLICK notes report the local freebrary reopening with a fine book selection and fifty state books, a book social and a Hallowe'en celebration planned for the 23rd may be postponed due to quarantine. Various residents are mentioned visiting, traveling, or moving, with open air services held by Rev. J. L. Fish and Red Cross sewing orders emphasized by Mrs. Caulfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freebrary
Civic Club
Hallowe'en
Edward McDowell
Bolivars
Thomas Phelan
Clergy changes and local visits shadow town Sunday plans
Rev. Walfe will lead the Presbyterian church while Rev. Alle dre succeeds Hey, Fish at Bree Methodist and Rev. Groves takes charge of the Methodist church. If public meetings resume, services will be held Sunday. Visitors include Mrs. Margaret Madi of Billato, Miss Nannah Gerard of Vittsburgh, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Artiey of Mattsville, with several local attendances noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walfe
Presbyterian Church
S. C. Alle Dre
Hey, Fish
Bree Methodist Church
A. Th. Groves
Methodist Church
Margaret, Madi
Billato
Filaga
Tmnksvile
Nannah Gerard
Vittsburgh
Joseph Artiey
Imattsville
Tish
J. J. Spackwinn
W. G. Snupy
Pittsburgh
Laxcelle
Avonmore
Standall Campbell
Local notes from East Wheatfield and vicinity
Bill HpertY Bonns East Wheatfield David Cunningham near Clyde visited his daughter Mrs 11 Paloon this week Mrs C O Ding hosted a dinner Saturday honoring her son Irvin guests included T J Eutetilson and family Tames VD M McCormick and families Miss Vanhe McKelvey a White township teacher is home due to influenza outbreak A Red Cross sewing was held at Johnstons Armagh Mrs GC A Campbell visited Johnstown Fred Ferlinger Indiana visited W I Dick and sister CG G Mack of Pitcairn visits his parents Jus A Mack and wife Edgar Sweet is on the field Mr and Mrs Berry Logan ill Nev T A Patterson ill but preached at Presbyterian pulpit Henry Tom fractured his arm on Sabbath morning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Cunningham
Clyde
Las ‘Johnston's
Armagh
GC. A. Campbell
Johnstown
Fred Ferlinger
Indiana
W. I. Dick
CG. G. Mack
Pitcasirn
Jus. A. Mack
Cynde
Edgar Sweet
Fielst
Brry Logan
Local residents and visitors amid influenza illness notes
March newspaper notes residents visiting Marion Center and Ernest townships as influenza illness recedes. Entries mention Misa Lora Moot, Mrs. Brady, Miss Wilda Homan, Laura Moot, and many locals visiting kin, hosting dinners, and traveling to Starford, Waldren, and nearby towns. Several households report improved health while schools and farms resume activity and wheat, threshing, and potato work proceed.
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Mls
Elizabeth Fair
Blairsville
Henry Taylor
Cresson
Stanley Graft
Mies Letitia Duncan
Bar McAdoos
Jennie Bell
Cleves
Sumner Graff
Ambridge
J. L. Fish
Frank Bunsard
Harry Clark
Pershing
Berlin
BAY Liberty Bonds
Loughry
Salts
W. R. Loughry & Company
Farmers Bank of Indiana
Bill Hperty Bonns
East Wheatfield
Marchand
Misa Lora Moot
Washington, D.C
Cletl Brady
W. €. Good
Marion Center
Wilda Homan
Mairion Center
Wim
Lucy Wi
New Kensington
Laura Moot
James Itosborough
Kate Rosborough
Kiderton
James Tosborough
Ernest
Rant Snyder
Glen Campbell
A. Dorn
Attisburgh
G. A. Rosborough
T. B. Stosborough
Ernest Tavis
Elderton
C. M. Wingert
Spruce
Love
Alex Bercinger
Ifigel Mumiau
Miss Gall Iss
Ind Mra
Benj
Biss
Misa Hope Baggle
Wintondale
Mes
Oliver Bennett
Robert Dinwiddie
Pike’s Peak
Dr. McAnulty
Mis
Mattie McAnulty
Ann McAnulty
Sowers
Mary Graham
Griffithtown
D. G. Brown
J. B. Brown
Martintown
Maury Bigley
Patterson
Starford
Jacksonville
Crystelle Kunkle
Hey
Long Ward Wu
Indlani
Ch Lowman
Mia
We Angelus
Uuis
Jeeriy
Pleasantville
Jay Gibson
George Petterman
Heilwood
John Keplirt
John Kephart
Welday
Lottie Chiwson
At Spruce
Caler
Weele
Miss Salle
Jen Kephart
Dulienga
Min Aiek
Wau
Mivs WB
Waltermire
Mirg
Alfred Newlin
Menedier
Sarmy Brand Clothes
Style
Rich
Detchess
Spalding
Duxbak
Winsmore [Oros
Patton
Indiana, Pa
Punxsutawney
BUICK
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ALLEN
Mitchell
Studebaker
Wilmer Stewart
Uxenberg
Indiana County
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