Weddings of a Week in Indiana Area
A Bedford ceremony tied Miss Sarah Morgart to Charles Leventry in a wedding that marks her return from overseas service in the world war. Other marriages include Somerville and Shepley in Cherry Tree, Dickson and Bennett in Indiana, McHenry and Ellenberger in Johnstown, Meyer and Meyer in Pittsburgh area, and Fisher and Laney in Cumberland Maryland. Also noted are subscriptions ads for The Country Gentleman, farewell for Dr and Mrs Park, a 60th birthday surprise for B Ross Peeler, attendance at the Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association convention, and a barn fire on the Adam Isenberg farm near TwoLick Creek.
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America
Johnstown
B. Ross Peeler
Armstrong Township
Peeler
Indiana Pa Welcomes Newlyweds Bertha Stuchell and Ralph Harrison
August wedding announced for Miss Bertha Stuchell of town and Mr. Ralph Harrison principal of Penn Run school. Ceremony in Williamsport conducted by Rev. B M Gearhart. Bride daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stuchell, well known in Indiana, long employed as bookkeeper at Indiana Lumber & Supply Co. The couple will reside in town after the ceremony.
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Somerville-Shepley
Milford Lee Somerville
Cherry Tree
Fay Shepley
William Shepley
Kantner
John Kelly
Ezekiel Somerville
Somerville
Bertha Stu‘chell
Town
Ralph Harrison
Penn Run
Wil’liamsport
B. M. Gearhart
W. I. Stuchell
Indiana
Mitchells Mills learns pre social at Beulah not held
Mitchells Mills iss Beulah Learn, teacher of the Diamondville school, announces that the pre social advertised for our school, is not to be held. Mrs Laura Bell Bryant and her daughter Celia of Hansling Kang are guests of her half brother Harry Weaver. This is her first visit here in 80 years. Mr and Mrs N J Sickenberger had 40 guests for dinner Sunday. Jesse Wighman of Dunlo visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Samuel James. Mr and Mrs Norris Nicawonger and two sons and Mr and Mrs Milton Waltemire of Tipperary were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Moekina Sunday. Jess McGuire, wife and five children, of Wintondale, and Charles Kimes of Altporta dined with Mr and Mrs Warry Wenger Sunday. Mr and Mrs Sherd Orner of
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Iss Beulah Learn
Diamondville School
Laura Bell Bryant
Celia
Hansling, Kang
Harry Weaver
N. J. Sickenberger
Jesse Wighman
Dunlo,s
Samuel James
Norris Nicawonger
Milton Waltemire
Tipperary
Frank Moekina
Jess McGuire
Wintondale
Charles Kimes
Altporta
Warry Wenger
Sherd Orner
Also Mentioned on This Page
McHenry-Elleenberger Murray D, McHenry
Mary McHenry
Rayne Township
Margaret Helen Ellenberger
Charles Ellenberger
Lutheran Church
WH. M. Gearham
McHenry
Johnstown Traction, Company
Fisher- Laney
Ray Fisher
John M.fisher
Blacklick
Hisse Laney
John Shaeffer
Cumberland
Clair Luhring
Country Gentleman
L. N. Park
Marion Center
Hart Park
Presbyterian Sewing Circle
Woman’s Relief Corps
Park
Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association
Harrisburg
W. Guthrie
H. M.lowry
D. A. Gunningham
J. R. King
George M. Anningham
George M. Alligon
Belle O'Neil
J. T. Alexander
J. A. Pierce
Rossiter
W. N. Templeton
White Township
Adam Isenberg
East Pike
Twolick Creek
Town Properties
Elizabeth Harmon
West Church Street
Harry Spence
Creakside
Spence
M. D. Airgood
South Seventh Street
Robert McCurdy
West Lebanon
John McConnell
Indiana County
American Red Cross
Hortons and Vicinity
J. A. Beaton
J. W. Snyder
Hill Top Farm
W. A
Hallowe'en
Hallowe’an
Indiana Post Office
Homer City
Clymer
Rochester Mills
Commodore
Creekside
Dilltown
Frank Russell
Idaho
Armstrong County
Progress Office
Molland
Derry
Harry Lewis
Conad, Neb
John GC. Wells
North Tenth Street
Smicksburg
Niagara Falls
Penn Rungrange
Hallowe’en
J. E. Zack
Pittsburgh
J. A. Carnahan
Heshbon
Helen Keepars
Jean Beatty
Harry Wetzell
New Dodge
James M. Pyock
Mckisson Valley
Charles Himes
Elartown
Wes
Our Valley
Marie
Catherine Blakely
Marion
Maybelle Cunningham
W. CG. Smith
Superior
Billie Burke
Charming
Mack and Navy
Children’s Union Suits
Lisle
Kayser Brand
Wool Union Suist
Mleishar
Nvr
Wil Stoultings
Navy
Buy Whit
Soc
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