Brushvalley Chorus Visited Pittsburgh On KDKA and Tours
The Brushvalley chorus of forty voices led by Miss Nettie McGrea performed on KDKA radio from the William Penn Hotel and visited Heinz, Murphy, McCann's and the Carnegie Museum during a Pittsburgh trip. They plan to attend the Indiana County Agriculture Extension dinner on October 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brushvalley Chorus
KDKA
Nettie McGrea
Pittsburgh
William Penn Hotel
Heinz
G. C. Murphy
McCann's
Pennsylvania
Carnegie Museum
Brushyalley Community Chorus
Indiana County Agricultural Extension Association
Methodist Church
Indiana
Deer Hunters Advised On New Statewide Season Rules
The Board of Game Commissioners outlines the deer season from December 1 to 14 with strict rules. Hunters may take one deer per season, must verify antler conditions or weight, and no camp-based multi-deer parties. Licenses cover all counties. both genders legal with careful verification to avoid violations, as both sexes are now permitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Kelloga
Bureau of Tools and Chemistry
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Dr. Kelloge
Board of Game Commissioners
Commission
Commonwealth
Birthday surprise honors S. F. Stucell in Haydenville
S. F. Stucell of Haydenville Pa celebrated his 79th birthday with a surprise gathering hosted by his children grandchildren and great grandchildren at his home in Blacklick township. The event featured a luncheon and many gifts as relatives from Trafford Edna and beyond attended the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. F. Stucell
Haydenville
Blacklick Township
Stichell
Stitchell
H. W. Stuchell
Gans
Guerney
Charles
Clayton
Trafford
Housdn Carell
Hilda
Helen
We OC. Stuchel
Edna
Romance Comes to Mattie Lou
Mattie Lou Arvey, eighteen, a skilled seamstress, works at her father Tench Arvey’s store and post office on Saddle-back mountain. When mail clerk Joe Verry woos her with gifts from the train, a substitute reveals his true love, and Mattie Lou accepts, as azaleas fall at their feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGlure Newsnaper
Cwnu Bervice
Matte
Lou Arvey
Mattie Lou
Old Tench Arvey
Arvey
Muttle Lou
Joe Verry
Joe Perry
Mattie Low
Avaleas
Hatle
Dad
Joe
Washington Church Centenary Echoes In Indiana County
Mrs. Mary W. Bell recalls the centennial of Washington Presbyterian Church in Indiana County on Oct 4 1931. The piece covers the church’s history from 1827, past pastors led by Rev A T Bell, the old site and traditions, and the Day’s services and family reunion mood. It also mentions a Pine Flats social for John Elwood of Coronado and a note on a three thousand mile car trip ending with a garage mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary W. Bell
Saltsburg
Washington Presbyterian Church
A. T. Bell
Old Washington Church
Wildwood
the Vale
Sons and Daughters of
Washington Church
R. M. Offut
Kittanning
Washington
George Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington, D.c
Washington, Pa
Rayne
Washington Townships
Indiana County
Pennsylvania
Washington Township
Christian Church
Godfrey Lightcap
Joseph Diven
John. McGara
Abraham Moore, Jr
A.t.bell
God’s Acre
Kiern
Manorville visitors and local calls fill Elderton week
Elmer King and two daughters from Manorville visited his uncle R A Silvis in South Bend. Several locals and neighbors called on Mrs Wendell Devers. Janet Townsend of Homer City spent a weekend at home. John Jamison and family from Girty visited his son Bob Jamison. Irwin Kelly and wife from Vandergrift were guests Friday and Saturday. Mrs John Yoder and Carrol returned to New Kensington after a week with Virgie Alshouse. Elizabeth George is sick. Frank Smeltzer of Idaho was a business caller. Mel Silvis worked on the Townsend farm. Ruth Stewart, once employed in the Montgomery home, visits Elderton with her mother. Virele Alshouse visited Clara Townsend. Harvey Knepshield of Apollo visited Harry and Mrs Devers. Joe King works in the Jamigon mine at Girty. D Zellner of Monessen spent the week on his farm. Mrs C V Over of Dormont visited Virgie Alshouse. Byron and Oscar Wherry of Vandergrift visited their father J N Wherry. Relatives and neighbors visited Sadie Smith in the Crum home near Parkwood. Progress Office sells trespass notices 3 for 25c cloth, 6 for 25c waterproof paper. add 3c for mailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer King
Manorville
R. A. Silvis
Ira Davis
Roland
Wendell Devers
John Montgomery
Elderton
Janet Townsend
Homer ‘City
John Jamison
Girty
Bob Jamison
Irwin Kelly
Vandergrift
John Yoder
Carrol
New Kensington
Virgie ‘Alshouse
Elizabeth George
Frank Smeltzer
Idaho
Mel ‘Silvis
Townsend
Anderson
Ruth Stewart
D. ‘Zellner
Monessen
C. V. Over
Dormont
Virgie Alshouse
Byron
Oscar ‘Wherry
J. N. Wherry
Sadie Smith
Crum
Parkwood
Play Shines in Marion Center and Local Visits Highlight Week
SIMICKSBURG residents recall a strong home talent play titled Grubbing a Hus band by Lutheran Sunday school girls, staged last Friday night and planned again for October 23 in Marion Center. Weekend visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Nerry and family, Marion and Indiana guests, and several Pittsburgh and local residents. Local shoppers and social calls netted a busy period with families visiting relatives, trading stories, and noting store changes, including C S Davis being bought out by G E Rieth miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nerry
Weston
Patricia
Marion
Indiana
Thomas Edmunds
Brown
Johnny Starkey
Allo
Pittsburgh
David Edmunds
Lutheran
Marion Center
T. Dodson
Frank Steven
Thelma Stear
Marion ‘Center
Bert
Punxsutawney
Marjorie Stevenson
Georgeville
Mable McCormick
Harve McGaughey
Luthersburg
Narcissa Gasedy
Stanley Marshall
Louise Stuchell
Wilkinspure
Campbell records strong bid for county chair
C L Campbell of Brushvalley township, a Demo nominee for County Commissioner, is praised for business experience and taxpayer stewardship. Report notes his prior term as Commissioner, his large primary vote, and expectations of broad support in the November 3 general election amid tax concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
C. L. Campbell
Brushvalley
Board of County Commission
Ers
Plum Creek Community Notes and Visits
PLUM CREEK reports include Mr. and Mrs. Ira Peppley shopping in Indiana Monday and Martha Jane Montgomery visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs W C Bleakney. R B Miller called on Rural Valley Tuesday. Sunday visitors at the Ralph Ramer home included Leason Ramer Murray Ramer and the Silvis family and Mrs Frailey and son Charley. Funeral attendance noted for Charles Clark’s relative in Wilkinsburg. Chicken thieves noted in the area. Kimmel and McFarland visits to Indiana mentioned. Vernon Kimmel from Juniata College spent weekend at home. Vote for Harry C Kunkle for Commissioner described as a dirt farmer and Granger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plum Creek
Ira Peppley
Indiana
Martha Jane Montgomery
W. C. Bleakney
R. B. Miller
Rural Valley
Ralph Ramer
Leason Ramer
Murray Ramer
Alfred Silvis
Melvin
Gene Silvis
Frailey
Charley
Charles Clark
Wilkinsburg
Lee Kimmel
Trespass Notices Progress and Sale of Warn Cards
Notice summarizes progress on trespass warnings under the May 23 1923 act. Advertising offers three for 25 cents on cloth and six for 25 cents on waterproof paper with 3 cents extra for mailing. Contains terse sale details and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. L
Also Mentioned on This Page
Farm Bureau News
Blairsville
Moose Temple
R. R. Welch
Penn State
Warner
Jonathan Barr
Savan Potato Club
Savan 4-H
Punxsutawney Rotary Club
Ralph Oberlin
Rochester Mills
Savan Grange
Bureau of Animal Industry
Jefferson
Armstrong
Cambria
Clearfield
Westmoreland
Carl Bittner
J. W. Warner
Thomas K. George
Homer City
Clarence McHenry
Baldwin
Mr. George
Clarence Mac Henry
Charles §, Reid
Pine Flats
John Elwood
Coronado
Calif
Lizzie Elwood
Elwood
Mr. Elwood
Judson Parry
Tessie
Logan
Walter Askins
Scott Roberts
Tuce
William Sides
Emma Hahn
George Turner
Rachel A. Sides
Verna Slater
I. Stmael
Trout Long
South Bend
Simicksburg
Progress Office
Nicholtown
Zone Butterbaugh
Dan Trimble
Aaron Rickard
Geo
Oaks
Clarence , Lowman
Howard Spicer
East Mahoning
Larue Lowman
Ralph
Ellis Oaks
George Oaks
Troutman’s
Paul McFarland
Vernon Kimmel
Juniata College
Harry C. Kunkle
RCA
Silas C. Streams
Phila
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