Marion Center Social Notes Include Travel and Visits
Marion Center social notes summarize visits and movements. Miss Mildred Young attended a conference in Connellsville. Families relocate between properties on N Manor and Hi Main streets. Numerous callers stop by Kinter, Wells, and other households. The new M E B H minister Rev H G Trimmer, from Dayton, preached. Local residents Roy Henry and N Kelly host visitors. Myra Walker stays with Mrs L V Kinter. Ernest Wetzel visits Brookville. district Presbyterian convention held in Clymer. Roy Blystone makes a town call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Forsythe
Reneley
Myra Walker
L. V. Kinter
H. G. Trimmer
Dayton
Roy Henry
Indiana
N. Kelly
Frank Hamilton
Smyrna
Emma Simpson
Miriam McManus
Ernest Wetzel
Brookville
Kinter
N. Manor St
N. Wells
C. Wetzel
Marchand
W. 3. Wetzel
C. A. Waltman
L. A. Stuchell
Local visits and family news from Blairsville and surrounding areas
Conemaugh Mr and Mrs Everett Lintner and daughter of Blairsville visited the latter s parents Mr and Mrs Wells Cunningham on Sunday. Mrs Coleman had been ill and was visited by Mr and Mrs 3B H Fitzgerald. Weik and children of Livermore called on Raymond Marshall. Will Miller of Darlington and Elder of Wilkinsburg visited in the Paul Dix home. Raymond Elrick and family were Saltsburg callers Monday. Marshall visited his parents John and Mrs Ewing on Sunday. Mrs Carl Compton went to her mother s near Slickville on Monday evening for the death of her sister Mrs Campbell. Fitzgeralds and Ewing attended a Ladies Missionary meeting at Indiana. J L Ewing and family called on Mrs Ewing s parents near Clarksburg. J A Cribbs and family attended Miss Shoup s wedding at Salinburg Presbyterian church. Clarence Compton and his mother visited W K Cramer home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elder
Wilkinsburg
Paul Dixon
Raymond Elrick
Saltsburg
Raymond Marshall
John Ewing
Carl Compton
Slickville
Campbell
B. H. Fitzgerald
Nettie Fitzgerald
J. L. Ewing
First United Presbyterian Church
Indiana
Clarence Compton
Mother
W. K. Cramer
Myron Rearigh
Vandergrift
James Blystone
Josiah Fisher
Mae
J. G. Russell
Myrl Fisher
Dayton
Morris Miller
William Smeltzer
James Stuchell
Annie Boyer
Myrl Fisher, Jr
Niagara Falls
Dale
Clair Fisher
Near Atwood
Earl Blystone
Punxsutawney
J. E. Blystone
Walter Bartholomew
Chambersville
Sunday School and Communion Schedule Notes
SHELOCTA church notices announce Sunday school on Oct 25 at 9 45 followed by church services at 11 Communion observed Oct 26 and preparatory services Friday night at 7 30 Mrs Mary Edwards shows improvement and friends wish her a full recovery Calls and visits from listed locals noted including Arthur Lowry family Violet McMillen and others Visits to Parkwood and Beverse days at Apole Rev Geo D Wolfe and W P Wiggins families mentioned Pageant participants to meet at Floyd Rays home Wednesday evening Social at Misses Hisse and Sara Sharp Thursday evening Local callers Janet Madge Smith and Robert Townsend noted at the Farren home Saturday evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Edwards
Arthur Lowry
M. Ella Warner
Paul Dixon
Lois Marie
Dorothy
Edgar
Clarksburg
Violet McMillen
Aletha
Carlyle Farren
Floyd Ray
Sara Jane
Mr. Ray
Parkwood
Apole
Geo. D. Wolfe
Butler County
W. P. Wiggins
Kathryn
T. W. Carnahan
P. Co. U
Hisse
Sara Sharp
Janet
Madge Smith
Robert Townsend
Farren
West Lebanon Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
West Lebanon residents record visiting relatives in Bradford Blairsville and Elderton. Forquer of Bradford and Heber George family moved to the former Edward Harrold farm. Nan Calhoun from Blairsville cares for ill Alma Coulter. Mrs. Elizabeth Campbell visited daughter Stewart Shirley in Parkwood. Ward Williams and L. C. Rosensteel families called on Millen kin. Imogene Jobe of Indiana funeral attended by R A Fulton clan. A large missionary gathering met at the Presbyterian church Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Lebanon
B. H. Forquer
Bradford
Heber George
Edward Harrold
Helen
Sara Maude Quiste
Fred Landfair
Albany
N. Y
Alma Coulter
Nan Calhoun
Blairsville
L. C. Rosensteel
Elders Ridge
Elizabeth Campbell
Stewart Shirley
Parkwood
Ward Williams
Elderton
Millen
R. A. Fulton
Why Paul Was Not Raid Courage in the Night and Love
Lesson for October 25 presents Paul in Corinth, focusing on the love chapter I Corinthians 13. It emphasizes that love endures, surpasses other gifts, and motivates all Christian virtue, urging daily life translation of faith, hope, and charity into action. The study includes four truths about love and Paul’s example with Aquila in Corinth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinth
Ians
Paul
Athens
Greece
Apostle
Jesus Christ
God
Christ
Aquila
Hardships and Courage in Writings of Charron
Quotation notes that hardship wounds but provokes courage and wit. When fortunes fall, minds sharpen and resolve grows, reflecting Charron’s view that adversity reveals inner strength and resourcefulness. The line emphasizes resilience amid low fortunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charron
Common Sense in One View Worth Widely Recognized
A concise reflection on common sense as rare to possess yet universally felt. The quote contrasts personal possession with universal recognition, noting its rarity among people despite broad awareness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. N. Hudson
Odious Quality Conceit Cited In Harsh Reflection
A harsh quote by Haziltt condemns Odious Quality Conceit as one of the world’s most contemptible traits. It calls vanity a self-appealed, self-serving flaw that misuses admiration.
East Wheatfield Community Notices Move Amid Outings and Visits
Communion services will be observed in Armagh Presbyterian church Sunday at 2 30 PM. The Presbyterian Missionary and Ladies Aid Society meets at Mrs Royden Cunningham's home Thursday afternoon. Local families, motor trips to Texas, Florida, and Indiana are noted. A party toured Pittsburgh visiting Liberty tubes Carnegie Museum KDKA Heinig plant and more. Several residents report visits, hospital stays, and a Harrisburg Gettysburg autumn trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Wheatfield
Armagh Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Missionary and Ladies Aid Society
Royden Cunningham
Heshbon
C. G. Clyde
Armagh
John G. McCrory
New York City
Texas
McCrory
Mack
Pittsburgh
C. B. Sloughly
Emma Campbell
Clarence Findley
Harry Butts
Kenneth Mack
Leon Rodgers
William Campbell
George B. Hill
Frank Paul
Ward Mack
Lester Matthews
Susan Bracken
Ollie Stutzman
G. H. Mack
Harry
Lou Hutchison
Betty Margaret
Windber
Tenia C. Hutchison
Laura Cramer
Ruth
Bess Cramer
C. H. Findley
Jos. A. Shrom
Indiana Hospital
Emma Elliott
Alex Elliott
Lloyd Elliott
Dillie N. Gunningham
Mildred L. Findley
James F. Chapman
Frank Brantlinger
Harrisburg
Gettysburg
Local Visitation Notes in Mount Union Area
Montage of social visits and family gatherings across Mount Union region. Merle Carnananand and Ruby of Indiana visited relatives. J C Blystone and James Heckman families called on kin in Indiana and Whitesburg. Fri-Sun visits to Amos Boyer, Cessna, Boyer, Yount, Rosborough, Kough, Pitt, Shaeffer, Haney, and others. Hazel Uplinger wed Charley Yount in South Bend. Margaret Rosborough joins Joseph Heckman household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Carnananand
Ruby
Indiana
J. C. Blystone
James Heckman
Dale Boyer
Amos Boyer
Tony Cessna
Yatesboro
Frank Cessna
J. H. Kough
Plumville
Smicksburg
Quinter Boyer
Twila
Ethel
Huidah
C. P. Boyer
Whitesburg
Blaine Miller
Dutch Run
Erwin Sheasley
John Kough
Martha
Betty
George
South Bend
J. O. Blystone
Ison
Ison, Lloyd
Laird Rosborough
Canton
Maple Grove Social Notes From Local Residents
Maple Grove column records weekend and weekday visits among residents and friends. Entries include Detwiler family from Pittsburgh visiting D. E. Detwiler, Helen Henry from Stafford with her parents, plus several Sunday and Saturday calls in Windber Penn Run Armagh and Nellwood areas. Grace Belle Detwiler marked her thirteenth birthday on October 20 as readers bought The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Grove
Ralph Detwiler
David and
Wade
Pittsburgh
D. E. Detwiler
Helen Henry
Stafford
John Henry
George Wolfe
W. H. Sleppy
Near
Penn Run
Sleppy
Jennie Coy
Forrest
Community Notes from Washington Township and Nearby
Local social news lists visits and greetings among residents across Washington Township Indiana and nearby towns. Families including Blystone Boyer Fisher and others hosted relatives and friends from Atwood Dayton Vandergrift Punxsutawney and Chambersville. Church services planned at Crooked Creek next Sunday morning.
Weekend Visit Records in Local Community
Miss Mary Jane Miller of Mercer visited friends here over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Over and daughter Dorothy, and Paul Brady and wife of Barr, called on their parents Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Miller
Mercer
S. H. Over
Dorothy
Paul Brady
Barr
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House of Quality Diamonds
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Walter Harman
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Dickie
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Glenn
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