County Town News Highlights Local Visits and Removals
D.C. Delancey of Indiana visits relatives, mother Mrs. Sarah Delancey accompanies him home. Several Indiana visitors stop by, including Dr. A. H. Davis, Mrs. Lavinia Bowser, and Miss Effie Rankin. Pastor VanHorn and family face reassignment to Windber. A birth announced as Mrs. George Lambing’s daughter Marion, and many town residents host or visit friends in nearby locales such as Braddock, Punxsutawney, Whitesburg, and Punxsutawney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Davis
Polumbua
Lavinia Bowser
Kittanning
D. Andrews
Josephine
Telen
Indiana
Effle Rankin
Gacin Rankin
Punxsutawney
Wilbur Brilhart
Mahoning Township
A. D. Good
Parkwood Families Scatter Across Counties
Ed McHenry and family moved to Indiana. Mrs. Carson and daughter Ilene, of near Shelocta, spent Wednesday at John Caldwell's. Mrs. Laura Blakley returned home after a few days at Frank Fleming's near Shelocta. Frank Foutz and family of Homer City were Sabbath visitors at B. R. Pealer's. Funeral attendance for Paul Bracken near Advance included J. L. Ray, W. J. Ray, Mia, Lizzie Logan, and others. Wachob of Indiana visited neighborhood recently. Indiana callers included B. M. Craig, G. F. Rowe and wife, Taylor Foutz and wife, John Caldwell and wife. Ed Barclay and family near Indiana spent Sabbath with A. H. Wigelns and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Say
Illinois
W. OC. Smith
Joseph Moore
Clearfield
Jefferson Counties
Deemer
Spring Church
Albert Dusty
Braddock
Caroline George
Laura Penrosé
Wm. Moore
Joseph
Ed McHenry
Indiana
Carson
Ilene
Shelocta
John Caldwell
Laura’ Blakley
Frank Fleming
Frank Foutz
Homer City
B. R. Pealer
S. J
Lizzie
Thomas Anderson
Blanche
Paul Bracken
Advance
T. KE. Wachob
B. M. Craig
G. F. Rowe
Taylor
Foutz
Ed Barclay
Near Indiana
A. H. Wigelns
West Lebanon Residents Visit Relatives and Attendillness
West Lebanon notices list several residents visiting relatives across towns. Julia Armstrong visits White Station. Dilla Patterson visits her son Frank in Leechburg. W A Dible stays with parents in Hilltop. Edward Lewis and children visit AH Blakley in Indiana. Amanda George sells property and moves to Turtle Creek. N A Meany returns home after her husband’s death. W W Coulter and sons visit Saltsbury to see her ill mother Mrs Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Armstrong
White Station
Dilla Patterson
Frank
Leechburg
W. A. Dible
Hilltop
W. A. Miller
Edward Lewis
Indiana
AH. W. Blakley
Amanda George
Turtle Creek
N. A. Meany
R. H. Harbison
W. W. Coulter
Saltsbury
Moore
Local Social Roundup From Plumville Area
Davis Zilla Houser and Terrence Shields visited near Tanoma guests of Mr and Mrs J B Houser. Edna Davis returned home from visit with her uncle Jefferson Davis of Derry. Families and friends hosted in Marion Center Indiana and Plumville regions. A dime social supported Ambrose Baptist church B P U. pre social planned at Bell schoolhouse October 26. Proceeds aid local families and school project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zilla Houser
Terrence Shields
Tanoma
J. B. Houser
Edna Davis
Jefferson Davis
Derry
John Sharp
Marion Center
Chas. Hamilton
Chas. Wolfe
Clark Davis
W. C. Jamison
Ambrose Baptist Church
J. L. Jones
Plumville
J. C. Myers
Zelda Mulberger
Indiana
Bell School
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Birthday
Club at the Barr home Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs L M Martz visited Mr and Mrs John King near Girty. Mrs John Coulter visiting relatives in Vandergrift and Apollo. Mr and Mrs Carl Stumpf and son John spending the week with Mrs Stumpf's parents Mr and Mrs John Coulter. 117 relatives and friends gathered to celebrate Cathryn Clark's 76th birthday with an elaborate noon dinner. Finley Clark and family from Washington DC visiting his mother. Chas Irvin and daughters Mitchell and Geneva Sabbath with Mrs Na Kimmel. Ladies Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church met at Mrs A A Robinson's, lunch served. Robert Carnahan visited his father and mother last week. Arthur Clawson and R N Cunningham visited Blairsville. Charles Fuller moving from Youngstown to town. C William Crissman of near Dodgewood in town last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barr Home
L. M. Martz
John King
Near Girty
John Coulters
Vandergrift
Apollo
Carl Stumpf
John
Cathryn Clark
Finley Clark
Washington, D. C
Clark
Chas. Irvin
Mtchel
Geneva
Na Kimmel
Ferndale Farm
Ladies' Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
A. A. Robinson
B. J. Long
Robert Carnahan
Arthur Clawson
Blairsville
R. N. Cunningham
Charles Fuller
Youngstown
C. William Crissman
Ddgewood
Local Social Notes Mention Visits and Health Updates
SPRUCE Mrs. Jay Strum spent a few days with her parents recently. Mrs. Bowser, who has been sick, is improving. The C. W. Sowers family moved to Tipperary. Dr. McAnulty visited his parents Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Brown visited John Brown of Martintown Sunday. John Bagley visited his home over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Strum
Bowser
C. W. Sowers
Tipperary
Dr. McAnulty
D. G. Brown
John Brown
Martintown
John Bagley
Brushvalley Social Notes Include Local Visitors
Miss Grace McSeaters of Clymer visited her mother Saturday. T Rugh and family visited from Indiana. Mr and Mrs Harry Cunningham, Dan Porter and family of Blacklick visited. Olive Cramer and Alice Hoover stayed with T Rugh. S H Truby and Cora Nesbit attended a missionary convention in Homer City. Hugh Robertson and family from Johnstown visited Mrs. Mary Altomus. Miss Werence Campbell returned home Sunday from two weeks away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brushvalley
Grace McSeaters
Clymer
T. Rugh
Indiana
Harry Cunningham
Annie Cunningham
Dan Porter
Black ‘Lick
Olive Cramer
Alice Hoover
H. Truby
Cora Nesbit
Homer City
Hugh Robertson
Johnstown
Mary Altomus
Miss Werence Campbell
Visitors and Local Guests Share Weekend in Towns
A flurry of visits fills the weekend as Dr and Mrs William Johns of Wilkinsburg join Mrs G C Thompson and Mrs H G Wilson of Vanderegrift to see Mrs Thompson's mother Mrs A J Campbell. Others include Mrs W S Davison returning from Indiana after two weeks with relatives, Mrs Blanche McCrea and son Trooert with her daughter Mrs Alex Dick, and Elsie McClelland of Blair County visiting local friends. Local residents on illness and visits span B I Underwood, Truth Allen, George Mock the county visitor, Lizzie Mock and son George, Nile Diltz and son Terrence of Waterman, and Grace of Ambrose. Creeksides Carl Petifer and two children visit John McAfoos. Mrs Cornelius Rowley and Mrs Mary Rowley return from Glen Campbell. Leonard Muman and two children call on Mrs Willis Farnsworth in Hast Run. Maslin trespass notices for sale at office 5c each, six for 26e, postage 3c. 25-tf
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta Schaffer
Youngstown
Kathryn Brown
Norman Lightcap
George. Lambing
Marion
Indiana
Martha Blue
Margaret Blue
Chambersville
Tom Montgomery
Cloe
Mra. J. T. Keating
Bradford
Nelson Whitacre
Elmer Jewart
Sagamore
J. A. Condron
Pittsburg
Mra
J. W. Shields
Allegheny
Clarion
Wm. Johns
Wilkinsburg
G. C. Thompson
H. G. Wilson
Vanderegrift
Vanderarift
Thompson
A. J. Campbell
W. S. Davison
Rogs
Blanche McCrea
Trohert
Alex Dick
Elsie McClelland
Blair County
B. I. Underwood
Mia
Nile Diltz
Terrence
Waterman
Grace
Ambrose
Carl Petifer
Creekside
John McAfoos
Cornelius Rowley
Frank Nelson
Mary Rowley
Glen Campbell
Leonard ‘Muman
Muman
Maslin
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County Town News
D.C. Delancey
Sarah Delancey
J. W. Douds
J. D. VanHorn
M. H. Church
Windber
Bertha Olsen
Indiana, Normal
Margaret North
Davis School
Josia Lockhart
A. M.van Horn
Piuma
Russell
Harry Kushner
John J Leyison
Pabhate
B. L. Snyder
Mckisson Valley
Mrs
Lincoln Say
Whitesburg
Parkwood
West
Lebanon
Davis
Smicksburg
Hara Neff
Reynoldsville
Adam Black
Jackson McMillen
Home
Peter Spencer
Plumoville
Dee Sutter
Dee, Jr
M. K. Black
B. Good
Michigan
Ruth Lamison
Dayton
Willetta Stiteler
Indiana Normal School
Idaho
J. F. Burkhart
Penn Run
W. W. Barr
W. P. George
John Scott
William Barr
Ray Meyer
L. M. Rr
Brody
Indiana, PA
Els
Serge
Plumoreer
Kent
Spruce
Loughry
Vieuna
Cheviot Kcorsey
Velour
Bolivia
W. R. Loughry & Co
Fetas
Truth Allen
G. T. McCrea
George Mock
Lizzie Mock
George
B. I. Underwoo
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Wats
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Car, Phila
Seventh Sts
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