Community Notes From Smicksburg Area
Smicksburg brief notices report visits and family news. Mr and Mrs C N Whitaker and sons Roy and Merle called on friends Sunday. Miss Lottie Stiteler of Pittsburgh spent the weekend with her brother Charles Stiteler. Mr and Mrs Paul Stiteler visited Mrs Stiteler's parents near Georgeville. John B McCormick and daughter Helen of Apollo spent the weekend with Mrs J B McCormick. A son named Max Bertin arrived at Thomas Taylors Friday.
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Smicksburg
J. B. McCormick
Thomas Taylor
Max Bertin
Becks and friends tour West Virginia in past week
Covode Mr and Mrs George Beck of Johnstown visited Mollie Beck and joined a motor trip through West Virginia during the past week. Mr and Mrs Hart Beck stayed with George Wachoh near Dubois. Max Shields of North Braddock visited his parents and Nannie Shields and Rhoda Hicks work in Punxsutawney. Myrtle Shields spent Sunday with uncle S M Shields. Charles Vanlier and wife left Monday for California to spend the winter.
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George Beck
Johnstown
Mollie Beck
Blair Gaul
Jacob Brillhart
West Virginia
Hart Beck
George Wachoh
Near Dubois
Max Shields
North Braddock
M. Shields
Nannie Shields
Rhoda Hicks
Punxsutawney
Myrtle Shields
Charles Vanlier
California
Republicans Claim Farmers Get Home Market Monopoly
Washington report states the American farmer under Republican administration controls 96 percent of his home market and sells at higher world prices. The campaign booklet highlights agriculture policy since 1920, Hoover’s address, and 24 Republican measures passed since March 1921.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Curtis Spring
Local Social Notes From Lewisville And Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs Ralph Reeger and family and Mark Dixon and his mother were Indiana shoppers Tuesday. Mr and Mrs J C Berkey called on Saltsburg friends Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Harry Ferguson and infant son of Blairsville visited with Mr and Mrs W B McGinley Tuesday evening of last week. Paul Laveen of Bexley Falls and his uncle Mark Laveen spent several days with Mr and Mrs J Diven. They enjoyed hunting squirrels the first three days of the season. Lert Ewing visited with her sister Mrs W C Diven. Mr and Mrs W S Leard of Beaver spent Friday afternoon with Mr and Mrs J L Diven. Misses Mary Moore and Elizabeth Rutledge of Somerset and Miss Eleanor McElroy of New Kensington spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Joseph Tomb. Jay Ewing of New Kensington spent the weekend with his parents, Mr and Mrs Elmer Ewing. Mr and Mrs George Kiner of Derry spent Sunday in their cottage here. Mr and Mrs M M McCurdy of Steubenville Ohio visited with Mr and Mrs J C Berkey over the weekend. There was an exchange of pulpits and Rev McClelland of Eildarton preached at Ebenezer Sunday afternoon, and Rev Mountain, the regular minister, preached at Elderton.
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J. C. Berkey
Saltsburg
Harry Ferguson
Blairsville
W. B. McGinley
Paul Laveen
Bexyet Falls
Mark Laveen
W. C. Diven
W.S. Leard
Beaver
J. L. Diven
Mary Moore
Elizabeth Rutledge
Somerset
Eleanor McElroy
New Kensington
Joseph Tomb
Jay Ewing
Elmer Ewing
George Kiner
Derry
M. M. McCurdy
Steubenville
Ohio
McClelland
Eildarton
Ebenezer
Uniontown Visitors and Local Notes Take One Weekend
Uniontown reports visiting relatives in Reynoldsville on Sunday. Revival services continue with invitations extended. Local residents share weekend activities including visits from Mrs. George Garman and Mrs. B N Berringer. Names such as Max Langham Edward Truggles of Akron Ohio and Charles King appear among social notes. Conversation snippets end with affectionate musings and family chatter reflecting small town life.
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Uniontown
Wallie Coble
Odessa
Louisa
Betty
Calvin Rummel
Reynoldsville
Fivery
George Garman
B. N. Berringer
Wilda MccGrall
Emeigh
David
Bert McAnulty
Barnesboro
Max Langham
Edward Truggles
Akron
Ohio
Genevieve
Hosea Cable
Charles King
David Gressley
Geirsen
Dwight
Indiana
Community Notes From Johnstown And Nearby
Armaugh area residents host visiting relatives and friends including Ernest Lichenfelts family, Martha McFeaters and Nancy Tomb. Local shoppers and students attend events as Selah Johns and June Hess visit from Indiana State Teachers College. A house fire at Martha Moore’s dwelling was extinguished by Seward fire company with minimal damage.
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Weeee
Casafort
G & Automobile
G& J
Gq. & J. Tires
G.&j
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Iene
Pam
Geen
J.M. Stewart & CO
W, G&j Thre
Jana Anne Mandeville
Port Crane
N. Y
Lewisville
Ralph Reeger
Mark Dixon
Merle
Beryl
Bobbie
Aleep
Stylepark
Stetsons
Prince of Wales
Dann
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Fall Furnishings
Oxfords
Moorhead
Armagh
Ernest Lichenfelts
Miles Tomb
George Singler
Maryland
Selah Johns
June Hess
Indiana State ‘Teachers’ College
A. L. McCaehron
Mabel
Dorothy
Wilma
Nancy Tomb
Warren Spire
Seward
Ilenry Tomb
Margaret Williams
Helen Falcon
Clark Rae
Mra
Rae
Tommy Mack
Willig Paul
Dally
Feitz
Cecil B. Demille
Jernnie MacPherson
China
Patie
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