Hunters banned on wild turkeys in numerous counties
The notice states no open season on wild turkeys this year in Wyoming, Pike, Wayne, Monroe, Lackawanna, Luzerne, Carbon, Schuylkill, Berks, Northampton, Lehigh, Dauphin, Lebanon, Tioga, Bradford, Clearfield, Jefferson and Lycoming. Small game calendar covers Ringnecked Pheasants, Ruffed Grouse, Bob-white Quail, Wild Turkeys and Hares with daily rabbit and squirrel limits for November and season totals. multiple local social notes follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Pike
Wayne
Monroe
Lackawanna
Luzerne
Carbon
Schuylkill
Berks
Northampton
Lehigh
Dauphin
Lebanon
Tioga
Bradford
Clearfield
Jefferson and Lycoming
Social visitors linger in Watsons Ridge area
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Craig of Iselin and Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Hine hosted callers Thursday evening. Other visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lambing of Oliver and Mrs. Orvill Bailey and son William of Wilkinsburg. Walter Ewing made a Trade City business call midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Craig
Iselin
S. R. Hine
Frank Lambing
Oliver
Orvill Bailey
William
Wilkinsburg
Walter Ewing
Arthur Hood
Mt. Jewett
Trade City
Local residents host and visit across towns this weekend
Richlanders and neighbors share weekend visits with relatives and friends. Homer Anderson of Dubois spent the weekend with pals while Mr. and Mrs G C Richardson and Harold Jeffries visited Mrs. Rishel’s home in Selings Grove. Other calls include Blaine Richardson of Sheloca and Cora Doty with J B Doty near Indiana. Police, business and lodge visits noted among Hastings Lowry in Indiana and Cherry Tree Lodge guests from the Odd Fellows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Richardson
Harold Jeffries
D. K. Rishel
Selings Grove
Hertha Simpson and
Gon
Clymer
Sara Lewis
Blaine Richardson
Sheloca
Cora Doty
Annie Richardson
J. B. Doty
Indiana
Ralph Kuntz
Punxsutawney
Robert Lowry
New York City
W. H. Lowry
Hastings Lowry
Odd Fellows
Cherry Tree Lodge
Murray Corsin
Ole
Sarah Smith
Lester Love
Smicksburg
F. B
Jennie Patterson
John Jones
Sarah Jones
Johnstown
Philipsburg
Jb.l. Jones
Miss Jones
Jones
Leland
Hillsdale
Rev. Leland
Pittsburgh
Asa McAnulty
Lottie Brown
J. E. Brown
Herbert ‘Blas
Merle Engle
John Frank
G. W. Keith
Gertha McAnulty
John Hadden
Plumville
Harold Bagley
Lawrence Repins
Cherry Tree
Spruce
Plum Creek Community Updates and Local Visits
Local residents report weekend visits and calls across Plum Creek area. Mrs Altman and daughter Genevieve from Hiderton visited in Ralph Ranier’s, Ed Kauffman and brother called at Kittanning, while the Hayses from Vandergrift spent time in Gettys Reefer’s home. The Smith sale at Gastown drew a crowd and several families welcomed newborns, with Dorothy Weasel and Barbara Little noted among observers. a Hallowe’en program is planned at the Grange next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Altman
Genevieve
Hiderton
Ralph Ranier
Ed. Kauffman
Chas
Kittanning
Kenneth Aikens
W. c
Jacob Clark
Edgar Potter
Arizona
Bell Johnston
Bells Landing
Luther Sutton
Indiana
Creekside
Chambersville
Grace Pfeil
George Johnston
McHenry
Harvey Fairman
Edward
Dee Fairman
D. A. McKee
H.R. Weasel
Dorothy
Alvin Johnston
W. L. Johnston
Tttle
Clair Alexander
Frank Dixson
Sara ‘Dixson
New Kensington
Barbara Little
Overconfident Applicant Questions Farm Skills Exchange
A farmer quips about limits of practical farming ability asking to name a task he cannot do. The exchange pivots on courage, fear, and future thinking with lines about laying eggs, facing danger, and the idea that habits grow from cobwebs to cables.
Washington Township Social Notes Reach Five Points Area
Washington Township residents and families are listed in a long row of social visits and daily activities. Names include Fairman, Seyler, McSwaney, Boring, Fisher, Orr, Bailey, Lakehart, MacFarland, Fleming, Boyer, Harman, Jewart, Blystone, Geyler, Park, and many others. Local visits span Five Points, Creekside, Vandergrift, Punxsutawney, Johnstown, and Indiana with church services at Harmony Grove Lutheran and assorted weekend guests and calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Boring
Harry McSwaney
Five Points
William McCausland
Josiah Fisher
Bryan Orr
Orr
Alexandria Bailey
James Orr
C. T. Brown
Clair Lakehart
Wille
Grange
Allen MacFarland
Elia Fleming
Myrtle
Raymond
Betty
Kenneth
John Russell
Dayton
M. J. Boyer
Carl Miller
Elizabeth
Vandergrift
Verna McSwaney
Indiana
Glenn Jewart
Charles
Reed Bly- Stone
Rogella ‘Frick
James ‘Blystone
Elmer
Near Atwood
J. E. Blystone
Marian Frick
Salem Frick
Atwood
J. E. Park
Elaie
Ela Pleming
J. HB. Park
Blair Park
George Edwards
Merlin
Beyer
Bert Farr- Man
Willet
Harmony Grove Lutheran Church
Jess Kough
Mt. Union
Uniontown Visitors and Local Calls Mixed Across Week
Uniontown and surrounding towns see a flurry of visitors and callers through Monday to Sunday. Residents from Barnesboro Indiana Stifflertown Cherry Tree Commodore Reynoldsville Bell and Akron areas are noted in lists of callers and weekend guests amid social activity. Kentucky has more colonels than militiamen but they are honorary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
Bert Rummell
Barnesboro
J. N. Judson
Slaughter
Genevieve
Warren King
Indiana
B. N. Beringer
Harvey Gondlin
Hazelett
Ivan Beringer
Ivan
Tlarvey Miller and Son
Cherry Tree
Mex Langham
Meade Douglas
Ping Grove
Theodore McMann
Chicago
Sam Peastell
Spangler Hospital
Otto
Ployd Stittler
Urald Dye
Reynoldsville
Alex Beringer
Maynard Lemmon
Dorothy
Kathryn
Commodore
Bernie Beringer
James Hoffman
Lewistown
Bert Rummel
Charles Ball
Wilma
Betty
Altoona
Glenn Kinz
Rhuell Coble
Gon Jackie
John Fletcher
Saint Rene
Dict
Agnes Harkins
Charles Leamer
Harry Leamer
del Baker
Saint Benedict
Emma Beringer
Clarence Panzler
Akron
Max Fleming
Elijah Baker
Emeigh
Vallle Cable
Floyd Cobie
Burnside
Charles King
James Langham
Don
Stanley Stahl
Pine Grove
William ‘McQueeney
Mary Ruggles
Odessa Coble
Meredith Beringer
Wilbert Wilson
Stifflertown
Calvin Rummel
Ignac Taylor
Kinport
Calvin van
Charles Stiffler
Kentucky
Temple University urges vote for Amendment Eight coast to coast
Temple University and three state aided universities urge Pennsylvania voters to approve Amendment No. 8 on Election Day. The measure would authorize a 25 million dollar bond for the current biennium with 20 million for emergency unemployment relief and 5 million for hospitals and educational institutions. The appeal warns failure would harm relief for the unemployed and the sick, and cripple hospitals and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Govote
Pennsylvania
Temple University
Philadelphia
Commonwealth
Quip about politics and social leaders from a humorous chat
A humorous dialogue features a boy named Bobby delaying presidential ambitions, a father and son exchange about cars and danger, and a wife teasingly planning to visit her husband's office. A social leader is playfully caricatured by a distinctive gesture with a little finger while drinking coffee.
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Marion Center
W. ©. Crawford
Apollo
Lulu B. Kinter
Berkeyille
Cherryhill Township
Wilson Rice
John Long
J. J. Long
Frank Moore
Rochester Mills
R. G. ‘Moore
J.C. Glasser
Blairsville
L. H. Mountain
Meredith Hastings
Ada B. Kinter
H. J. ‘Thompson
B. F. Sterling
Cleveland
Ohio
L. V. Kinter
Eleanor Caldwell
R. N
Geo. R. Wetzel
Dwight M. Edwards
Httle
Jerry
Chambersburg
Ackerson
Maud Moss
Tor
Tuewed
Thuifaisat
Zoelee
Pacific
Donald Moorhead
Locust Street
Watson
Mabon’s
Remington
Ithaca
FOX Stevens
Winchester
Woolrich and
Dunbak
Western
A. W. Mabon & Sons
Philadelphia St
Indiana, Pa
Richmond
Homer Anderson
Dubois
Plum Creek
Washington Township
Fairman
Focas Farm
Margaret Seyler
Brown's Boot Shops Shoes and Hosiery
College Prea
Bobby
Papa
America
Daugherty
Opp
P.R.R
Penna
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