Community Notes From Brush Valley and Nearby Areas
Brush Valley residents Mr. and Mrs John Hess and children Donald and James visited Frank Conrad and family in Dittown while Frank Conrads hosted Stecie Berkeyptie and family near Indiana. Numerous local trips, church events, and visits across Indiana, Pittsburgh, Butler, and Akron are noted, including quinsy confinement for Howard Cunningham and a ghost party planned by Epworth League at the M E church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hess
Donald
James
Indiana
Frank Conrad
Russell
Dittown
Mia
Andrew Pitman
Herman Reeger
Stecie Berkeyptie
Frank McCrea
Nettle
Martha
James Stewart
Pittsburgh
Charles Conrad
Dorothy
Pittsburg
Howard Cunningham
Stanley Allen
Jeff
New York
Christian Endeavor
Evangelical Church
Luther League of the Lutheran Church
Homer City
Epworth League
M. E. Church
Christian Endeavors
The
Local Visitors and Calls Across Valley and Area
Herbert Frick from near Mt Union. Mr and Mrs Homer Bagley family from Stafford. Royden Walker family from Vandergrift visited Madge Anderson. Ian Matson visited Miss Minnie Painter ill days. Buff Coleman from State College weekend at home. Various locals hosted callers including Mary Campbell, Lloyd Reigh, Frank Matson family, and descendants. Preaching Oct 20 at 7:30. Murray Deginney improving from pneumonia. Jessie Watte returned from Indiana nursing sister Blair Shirley ill with rheumatism. Rev Theodore Darnell of Kent called. other visitors from Lewisville, Vandergrift, Indiana, and Elderton. Albert Walker bought land on West Pike planning a new house. Multiple Indiana visitors listed. school teaching Miss Tielen Huston from Vandergrift home weekend. Funeral visit: Frank Adams and Marie at Clymer. Willits, Viola Means, Ford Smith guests. Mrs. Dinwiddie with Linzie Edwood. Perrtin and Indiana visits. Mrs Steele Carr funeral trip via Frank Adams crew. W W Huston and son Pinn spent Friday in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Strong
Pittsburgh
Ohio
F. M. Dick
Avonmore
Wayne Coy
Suie Widdowson
Stella Dick
Indiana
Herbert Frick
Mt. Union
Homer Bagley
Donald and
Ronald
Stafford
Madge Anderson
Royden Walker
Vandergrift
Frank Matson
Ian Matson
Minnie Painter
Buff Coleman
State College
Carl Anderson
Mary Campbell
Lloyd Reigh
Madge
Les Anderson
Murray Deginney
Jessie Watte
Blair Shirley
Theodore Darnell
Kent
W. A. Dible
G. C. Devinney
Thos. Anderson
John
Hugh Ray
Albert Walker
West Pike
Salina Fennel
T. M. Watt
J. L. McGaughey
J. D. Devinney
Nettie
Lewisville
Tielen Houston
W. W. Huston
Frank Adams
Marie
Twere Clymer Calters
W. G. Smith
Mildred
Charlotte
Fvertt Smith
M. Fl. Smith
Eligabeth Dinwiddie
Local residents host visitors and travel notes in Marion Center
Miss Margaret Robinson of Greensburg and Miss Margaret Hamill visit Punxsutawney and nearby towns. Mrs. Alter and Mrs. Watt host relatives. James Smith and family from Indiana visit, and the Leech Bible class is hosted by the Presbyterian school. Typhoid illness in Lucetta Lewis. Carl Craig takes an auto trip to Gettysburg and beyond. Rev. W C Work from Scottdale spends weekend at his old Marion Center home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Robinson
Greensburg Hospital
W. G. Alter
Twila Watt
Indiana
John McCroight
Margaret Hamill
Punxsutawney
John 8. Ross
Rochester Mills
Ross
J. McManus
Leech Bible
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian School
James A. Smith
Walter Work
J. &. Long
Manor Street
Prof. Ray
Penn Run
Lucetta
Joseph Lewis
Wendell McCreight
Independent
Carl Craig
Gettysburg
Washington
Rev. W. C. Work
Scottdale
Town
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brushvalley
Clarksburg
Merch Fulton
William Palmer
Butler
Annabelle McPhilimy
Anna Black
T. H. Coleman
Tillie McPhilimy
J. M. McPhilimy
Saltsburg
William Pennman
Heilwood
PENN
Raritan
Bolivias
Vellona
Geronas
Velmares
Tarquina
Mondaviks
Normandies
Brytonias
Ormondales
Behaves
Cate Lae
Vienna
Viatka
Kitlen
Rocky
Deer
Sorrento
Kanton
New Fall Millinery
Chanie Coats
Chappie Coats
Selvador
Goodyear
Wilmer Stewart
Zion’s Valley
Parkwood
Kenwood
Marion Center
Victor Victrolas
Edison Phonographs
Clymer Furniture Co. Furniture
Child’s Rockers
New Edison
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