Weekend Visits And Local News In West Lebanon
Walter Patterson of Donora spent the weekend with his parents in West Lebanon and attended a homecoming at State Teachers College in Indiana. Apollo visitors Mr. and Mrs. Walter George came Sunday. Edson Fowler and children of Indiana visited the W. W. Ruddock family. Mrs. Harry Fulton spent days in Blairsville for her brother Marion Kier's funeral. Arthur Coulter and family visited his parents. Virginia Fulton returned home after visiting Kentucky kin. Rev J Ranson spent Friday night with the Pattersons. Meade Millen and daughter Joyce visited the Coleman home in South Bend. A chimney spark caused a small fire at the Albert Kunkle house. A Presbyterian shower honored Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Johnson. Potatoes are abundant as farmers rush harvest before freeze. Henry Townsend and Mrs. Elizabeth Campbell were Tuesday morning callers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Patterson
Donora
R. N. Patterson
Florence Maude
Sade ‘Hensley
Indiana
State Teachers College
Walter George
Apollo
Edson Fowler
W. W. Ruddock
Harry Fulton
J. R. Patterson
Meade Millen
Joyce
W.A. Coleman
South Bend
Albert Kunkle
Presbyterian Church
Melvin Johnson
Henry Townsend
Elizabeth Campbell
Hugh Speedy
Ellis ‘Stewart and Son
Warren
Ohio
J. A. Compton
J. Y. Clawson
Youngstown
Swissvale
Harrison City
Grace Clawson
Blairaville
C. C. Walker
A.C. Lydie
New Alexandria
George Lydie
Ladies Bible Class
John Cribbs
Marie Sandles
Pittsburgh
Albert Sandles
Slickville
Jennie Sandley
Harry Coleman
Jean
James Keeley
Saltsburg
Merch Fulton
Carrie Elricks
Clifford Cunningham
Saltsbury
Paul Lowman
Henry Nau
Brackenridge
Lewisville
Lytle
William ‘Barkes
Henry Natu
Minnie Nau
Joe Hamilton
Caroline Marshall
Claire
Margaret Helman
Dayton Ray
Frank Clark
Willian Hullentaugh
Raymond
Madge Holman
Plumcreek
Milo Hileman
Kate Allshouse
Hileman
Margaret Hileman
Ebenezer preaching weeks draw steady crowds in Lewisville
Oct. 28 Sabbath services begin with ten o'clock Sunday school and preaching. Weekly church singing Friday. Notable sermons by Rev Heath Hawk Clark and Thompson. Eight new members joined during communion. Local families relocate and visit relatives. several high school students and Indiana residents noted with weekend gatherings and calls on Wm Fleming and Reeger families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawk
Lucetta Tomb
Eleanor McElroy
Agnes Ewing
Ebenezer
Heath
Ry. Clark
Thompson
Dwight Barkley
Livermore
Mikesell
Gue Mikesell
Tunnelton
Ed. Barkley
Middleton
James Paul
Blairsville
Wm. Fleming
Near Town
Alice
Alda ‘Lee
Latina Reeger
Eleanor Ruth McGinley
Indiana
W. B. McGinley
W. F. Barkley
Long
J. §. Marshall
H. C. Ferguson
New Kensington
J. A. Lubold
R. D. Reeger
Local Social Roundup and Community Movements
Blacklick residents and visitors are noted in a Sunday recap. Winifred Bushnell returned to New York from vacation with her parents Dr. and Mrs. E. M. Bushnell. Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Trexler spent Sunday in Pittsburgh. Elizabeth Stoneback attended a Democratic meeting in Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. J. Davis of Dixonville visited the Good Will club. Mrs. Carnahan of Indiana visits her daughter Mrs. Fred Gould. The Presbyterian ladies Bible class hosts its monthly social at Mrs. Bushnell’s home Wednesday. Rev. Letchworth and family move to the Methodist parsonage. Rev. McConnell and family relocate to Bentleyville for pastoral work. Cr. O. Smith and family enjoyed Sunday with A. I. Miller near Graceton. Jack Blaney makes an Indiana visit. The Presbyterian young peoples class hosted a shower for Mrs Arch ie Barclay at Marian Miller and Ada Jane Hamilton’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Bushnell
E. M. Bushnell
New York
M. O. Smith
R. O. Trexler
Pittsburgh
Elizabeth (Stoneback
Indiana
J. Davis
Dixonville
Good Will Club
Carnahan
Graceton
Jack Blaney
Young Peoples
The
Presbyterian Church
Archie Barclay
Esther Hoover
Marian Miller
Ada Jane Hamilton
C. O. Smith
Clarksbury Sabbath services and weekend visitors update
Clarksburg notes show Sabbath school at ten and church services at seven thirty. Many local residents and visitors from Warren Ohio Indiana Blairsville Latrobe Saltsburg and Derry attended events and visits with families including the Cribbs Sandles Cunningham and Lowman households. A light hearted courtroom exchange ends with a quip about truth telling.
Armagh High School Produces Deal Em Over Play
Armagh junior class stages Deal Em Over on Tuesday through Friday with around one thousand tickets sold. Senior class plans a lunch booth with soft drinks and candies to boost funds. Community visits and gatherings include visitors from Leesburg and Pittsburgh and a Republican rally set for Wednesday at the Wm. Penn Grange hall. Local families and clubs hosted guests and attended events amid a busy district week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Ling
Leesburg
Fla
Frank Kern
Kate Bolar
Lester Matthews
Wilkesbarre
Ella Black
Beaverdale
Alfred Foster
Armagh High School
Nancy Tinkcom
Mildred L. Findley
Ben &. Mack
Pittsburgh
R. T
Hutchison
Bert Mack
W. A. Merriman
Columbus
Armagh
Edmonds
Agnes Wakefield
Seward
Jos. A. Shrom
Findley
Rosalie Stutzman
P. B
Wm. Penn ‘Grange Hall
William Campbell
Ison Billy
Paul
Chicago
W.E. Mack
W.D. Mack
Jesse Mack
John Mack
Johnstown
Springdale Farm
Peru
Indiana
James J. Tinkeom
Joseph ‘H. Tinkcom
Pennsylvania
H. C. Mack
M. B. Church
Mre
Christopher Keeler
Mayme Walbeck
Bolivar Cross Roads
Sugan ‘D. Bracken
Watson's Ridge social notes tease local visit patterns
Mrs. Woodle and children from Ise lin visited A Hine's home Saturday. Frances Lambing from near Apalio called on Annabel Ewing. Aleatha Hood attended Westminster College homecoming. Carl Johnson of Indiana recent caller. Sloane Wray from Shady Plain spent weekend with S R Hine. Arthur Hood and son Bobbie visited T C Hood's. Christian helpers class to meet at Annabel Ewing’s Thursday evening. Mrs. T C Hood and Mrs. Foster Smock visited J Marshall near Whenezer. Donald Ewing of Clymer and Elsie Puith of Elders Ridge called at Walter Ewing’s Sunday. Walter Ewing and sons Donald and James were Indiana callers Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobbie
T. C. Hood
Annabel
Washington Township Social Roundup in Miss Ruth Brown Day
Local residents of Washington Township share visits and calls across families from A P Ray home to Saltsburg and Vandergrift. Notables include Mr and Mrs Byron Brown, Archie Brown kin, J E Orr, Josiah Fisher, Carl Miller and dozens more. A tax justice meeting is announced at Marlin school. A new roof was placed on Willet Grange hall. Everett Wagner to return to school with precautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Township
Ruth Brown
A. P. Ray
George Edwards
Edwards
J. E.park
Byron Brown
Mr. Brown
Archie Brown
Near Five Points
Walter Harman
Glenn Jewart
Charles
Herb Jewart
Clark Brown
Willet Grange Hall
Allen McFarland
Indiana
McFarland
Ella Fleming
Community Notes From Chambersville and Nearby
Vandergrift visitors include Mr and Mrs Carl Miller and Elizabeth Gray of near Five Points. Brady family guests at Barr. several children out of school with chicken pox. Ebert Kinter welcomed a son. Paul Brady called on Friday. Crooked Creek church service next Sunday at 9 45 followed by Sunday school at 10 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl ‘Miller
Vandergrift
Elizabeth Gray
Five Points
Harry Miller
Chas. ‘Brady
Robert
Betty Lou
Wek End
Barr
F. Ie. Kirk
Ebert Kinter
Paul Brady
Crooked Creek
Pine Flats Social Notes Recorded
John Roberts of Butler visiting his brother Scott in this place. W A Bernard and family visited the R H Tate family on Sunday. Mary Williams spent the weekend at Sykesville. A kitchen shower for Mr and Mrs Floyd Rhine drew a crowd Saturday evening. Margaret Stephens of Pittsburgh is visiting her sister Mrs R B Lockard. Teachers and workers association of the Baptist Sunday school met at the home of Mr and Mrs Raymond Lockard at Heilwood on Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Flats
John Roberts
Butler
Scott
W. A. Bernard
R. H. Tate
Mary Williams
Sykesville
Floyd Rhine
Margaret Stephens
Pittsburgh
Lockard
Teachers and Workers Association of the Baptist Sunday School
Raymond Lockard
Heilwood
The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette to R. D. readers
A brief note records a price of five dollars and fifty cents for a combined subscription or delivery to R. D. readers, as advertised by The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Progress and
Pittsburgh Post Gazette
R. D
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