Cherryhill Residents Host Weekend Visitors
Mr and Mrs Blair Hartman and daughter Adorthia with son Ron ald and Gerald of Cockport visited John Engle family Sunday. Harry Lunn Culver called on friends. Hellwood resident Harry McArdle toured Cherryhill. Parry near Pine Points was an Alverda caller. Hellwood high school to hold annual Hallowe en party Friday night. Chester Stephens and F C Gance with children called Jewtown and Heil wood area. John Engle party and Mrs Jane Brown visited O D Askins at Slickville. District No 5 Sunday school convention set for Heil wood November 8. Thomas Bee of Cherry Tree Ran D was a recent caller in the vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherryhill
Blair Hartman
Adorthia
Sona
Ronald
Gerald
Cockport
John Engle
Harry Lunn
Culver
Harry McArdle
Hellwood
Logan ‘Parry
Pine Pints
Alverda
Hellwood High School
Hallowe’en
Chester Stephens
F. C. Gance
Jewtown
Warren ‘Butterbaugh
Heilwood
Jane ‘Brown
O. D. Askins
Slickville
Thomas Bee
Cherry Tree, R. D
Plum Creek social notes mention visits and a car wreck
Mrs Charley Beatty of Elderton visited her parents Mr and Mrs W C Bleakrey on Friday. John Cribbs threshing buckwheat in the vicinity last week. Harold Altman weekend with cousin Orville Ramer. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Frailey and son Dean of Parkwood visited Tillie Frailey on Sunday. Wayne Miller's car was wrecked last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Beatty
Elderton
W. C. ‘Bleakrey
John Cribbs
Harold Altman
Orville Ramer
Lawrence’ Frailey
Dean
Parkwood
Tillie Frailey
Wayne Miller
Alverdas large cinch party and town callers
A locally attended cinch party at Alverd hall draws many residents. Numerous visitors and callers are listed, including Rev. Markhauser from Hellwood, Mrs. Clara Shuss of Patton, Mrs. Mary Hulina’s guests from Nantyglo and Colyer, and many Indiana Rossiter and Johnstown attendees. The column notes church events, hospital updates, and social visits across the area.
Local Calls and Visits Spotlight Area Socials
Mr and Mrs Frank Laughlin of South Bend called at the J 5 Ewing home on Friday. Mrs Ross Wilson and daughters Phyllis and Evelyn visited Steele Wilson on Saturday. Miss Sara Walker spent Friday afternoon with Mrs Alfred Bair. Raymond Ewing of Watsons Ridge spent Sunday with his grandmother Mrs J 5 Ewing. Mr and Mrs James Bair of Apollo were callers in the U C Bair home. Mr and Mrs John Hempeed of Arnold visited Frank Lambing Sunday. Mrs W B Breigman and daughter Harrett of Pittsburgh spent a few days in the Wilson Stewart home. Miss Frances Lambing of State Road Apollo called on friends in the vicinity Wednesday. Nev and Mrs Jas Craighead called in several homes during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Laughlin
South Bend
Growing Like Toss Lessons From Ephesians
A compact study note on Ephesians 4 17 5 21 outlining the believer's contrast with the old man and world The lesson emphasizes the three chapters of Ephesians The first three present the believer's high calling while the last three describe the worthy walk The text covers put off put on and vices to cast off The Spirit filled life is shown as a path of joy gratitude humility and self control with practical exhortations for truthful speech anger avoidance of theft and idle talk culminating in a disciplined life led by the Spirit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Lfe
God
Christ
Life’s Problems and the Path to Resolve Them
A reflective musing urges readers to stop idling under trees and mooning over life’s imperfections. It suggests solving problems by work, rest, observation of stars and towers, trust in God, faith in others, and steady completion of defined tasks.
Not That Way We Do Not Often Draw People Close
A reflective line discusses how true connection is not built by pointing out faults and instead emphasizes gentleness, empathy, and respectful communication to strengthen bonds. It cautions against harsh criticism and promotes understanding in relationships.
Local families share news from Marion Center and Rochester Mills
A sweep of social notes records visits and moves in Marion Center and Rochester Mills. Families such as Reed Ober Kinter Stutaman Gilpatrick and McKee are mentioned with arrivals departures trips and church changes.
Strongstown Social Notes and Local Events
Strongstown residents Mrs Walter Bennett and son Harry visited in Indiana. Mary Lou Cresswell, a Jebisburg employee, spent days at home. Ernest DeArmy stayed with grandmother Mrs Nan Gressley in Spruce. Mrs Annie Ondrizelee visited friends in Indiana. David Hughes, Bob Troxell and Boyd Holby travelled to Johnstown for business. Mrs Jennie Maloy of Nantyglo visited sister Mrs W G Orner. W T Bennetts saw mill burned in a fire. Wedding bells signal more marriages as Hallie Mack and Monroe Lewis wed. Epworth League girls plan a candy sale at the Dearmy store room Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Bennett
Harry
Indiana
Mary Lou Cresswell
Jbeisburg
Ernest DeArmy
Nan Gressley
Spruce
Annie Ondrizelees
David Hughes
Bob Troxell
Boyd Holby
Johnstown
Jennie Maloy
Nantyglo
W. G. Orner
W. T. Bennett
Mise Hallie Mack
John Mack
Monroe Lewis
Wyad
Epworth League
Dearmy
Rossmoyne Visitors and Local Callers Noted
Mr and Mrs J Brewer and daughter from Youngstown QC called on Mr and Mrs D C Wells. Robert Hikin and family visited Mrs Elizabeth Mikin. Ross Brewer led a group from Punxeylawney to Wells home. Elizabeth Elkin and son Leonard were Indiana visitors. Paul Parks and daughter Maury Louise with Mrs JH Parks visited D C Wells. Lila Havzeleldt, after days in Indiana, returned home. Robert Silver and children and Mrs Edward Goodin of Dubois visited Ebert Brewer and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. &. Brewer
Youngstown
D. C. Wells
Robert Hikin
Elizabeth Mikin
Ross Brewer
Punxeylawney
C. Wells
Eligahbeth Elkin
Leonard
Indiana
Paul Parks
Maury Louise
DuBois
John Its
Ebert Brewer
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Plum Creek
Chevrolet
Edwards Motor Co
Chevrolet and
Oldsmobile
Penna
Geo D.leydic
Indiana County
The
Indiana Progress
Alverds Hall
Markhauser
Clara Shuss
Patton
John Rennie
Mary Hulina
Frank Cipko
Peta Mekotch
Colyer
Joseph Sutila
Alfred Downey
George Doubt
Sara Ferrier
Manor
Thomas Napp
Stafford
Mae
Martha Martin
Arch Repine
Clyde
Frank Tomasko
Portage
Joe Lucas
Alma Vozer
Alma Leone
Pat Donohue
Mark ‘O’hara
Mary Polenik
New York
Joseph, Plavecyk
Josephine
Samuel Carlson
Chealler
Clayton Shank
Rossiter
Creekside
Harry Fisher
Dixonville
Samuel Coleman
Lill
Florence Colbitt
Owen Wagner
Andrew Mizerac
Kavach
David Wolfgang
Indiana Hospital
Robert Johnston
Pittsburgh
Observation Hospital
Burt Jones
Harry Vensel
Thomas Riese
New Kensington
Sadie Kunkle
Jesse
Ohio
John Steffey
Maple Grove
Cecil Decker
Niles, C
Frank Decker
Isaac Sleppy
Forrest Coy
Ford Smith
Kenwood
Howard Willard
Wilmer Muckle
Chuyrth
Olive
Chalmers Decker
Dick Fair
G. R. Waltemire
H. S. Adams
Forrest
Russel Munshower
W.H. Sleppy
Wayne
Jacobs
Alex Hobart
McIntyre
D.E. Detwiler
Buddy Jacobs
R. G. Wolfe
Penn Run
Blair Sleppy
Reading
Streams Kirkpatrick
Mineral Point
Sleppy
Olivet
Pppawatior
Fproeutty
Moody Nibta Thatituie
Eign
Western
United States
the Savings
Trustco
Indiana, Pennsylvania
Marion Center
George Reed
Ruth and
Laird
David Ober
John Stutaman
Hazel Gilpatrick
Bartley McKee
Samuel Raybuck
Roberts
Noble Wetzel
Velma Kelly
Lulu Kinter
Roy Lockard
Rolalraville
Jason Blose
Weildo
Edward Collins
Agin
C. ‘L. Moore
Methodist Episcopal Church
M. 7
John Bence
Detthe Lowman
Dale Prothero
Mica Ober
Asa McAnulty
Mr. Cole
Paul Kuntz
Independent Newspaper Office
Rochester Mills
L. R. Elder and
Fanny
Wm. Lewis
Rohbert Gray
Beaverdale
Margaret Gray
Betty Gibson
John Kirk
Joseph McClure
Mra
L. R. Elder
Roy Anderson
Betty
Arthur
Cessna
Clay Leasure
L. BR. Elder
R. Elder
Anny
John Ray
Falls Creek
1. St. Elder
Ivan Miller
Leon
Betty Anderson
Punxsulawney
Edgar Work
H. H. Ryen
Aking
Strongstown
Rossmoyne
R. W. Wehrle & CO
Phila, St
Indiana, Pa
Parnell, Cowher & Co
Citizens Bank Building
Larrow and
Edelmans
Morton
Millers Dog
Wingold
Winona
Goldenrod
Hetrick & Wilson
Tndiana, PA
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