Local guests and visits from Dutch Run to Indiana
Wayne Miller of Dutch Run spent Sunday with sister Mrs Erwin Sheasley. Prank Cesana and son Clyde were in Indiana Thursday. Numerous local families visited relatives, shopped, or attended gatherings from Dutch Run to Apollo and Vandergrift, with a wedding serenade at Elderton and a funeral in St. Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Union
Wayne Miller
Dutch Run
Erwin Sheasley
Everett Blystone
Canton
Cesana
Clyde
Indiana
Joshua McKnight
Rural Valley
Dunmire
Aow
Laird
Margaret
J. ¢. Schreeengost
Girty
Floyd Sheasley
Blaine Miller
Richard
Dorothy
Kittanning
R. G. Shaeffer
Butler
Shaeffer
Quinter Boyer
Huldah
Raymond Boyer
Carl
Eileen
Ford City
Frank Cessna
Jesse Kough
Vandergrift
Dean Higin
Clarence
DeWayne
BE. J. Elgin
Mildred
Erwin Sheastey
Ruth
Arlene
Roeborough
Harry Peterman
Lois
Apollo
Glenn Reefer
Gastown
Hugh Moe
Cullough
Glenn
West Lebanon
Belle Peterman
Charles Yount
Elderton
Crete Snyder
Lucretia
C.C. Dunmire
Sturgeon
Ott
Johnstown
Sheasley
I. L. Smith
Arthur Blystone
J. C. Blystone
Leila
Lloyd
Laird Rosborough
A.K. Shaeffer
Behsie Altman
Jesse Elgin
Bobby
William ‘Claypoole
Vera
Brick ‘Church
Weekend Visits Tie North Braddock Families
COVODE Mr and Mrs Max Shields and son Robert of North Braddock spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs 8 M Shields and sons James and Quay. Ed Higgins Woodrow of Sagamore visited with sister and husband Mr and Mrs G Wolf. Mollie Beck beloved friend died of pneumonia aged 88 years. Funeral attended. Earl Beck and Mrs M M Graffity visited Windber Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Shields
Robert
North Braddock
Mra
Shields
James
Quay
J. N. Hitzenrater
Higgins
Woodrow
Sagamore
G. Wolf
M. M. Graflus
Punxsutaw‘ney
Earl Beck
Frank Palmer
Altoona
Floral States
George Warner
Punxsutawney
M. Shields
Carlisle
Connellsville
Walter Sutter
Miss Hankey
New Kensington
D. B. Sutter
Ed. Robinson
Bob Robinson
Frank Robinson
C. EB. Hugas
Catherine Rippert
Mollie Beck
M. M. Graffity
Windber
Pine Flats community notes and farm fire loss
Pine Flats and nearby towns residents share visits and social calls. A barn on the Frank Parry farm with all contents burned Thursday evening. Funeral for Mrs. Simeon Johns held at the Pine Flats Christian church with many attendees. Various residents traveled, shopped, or visited relatives in Indiana, Johnstown, Culver, Somerset, Heilwood, and Penn Run during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherryhill
D.R. Keith
Clair Tucker
Stafford
Glenn ‘Coy
Morris Lyster
Indiana
Frank Parry
Simeon Johns
Christian Church
Pine Flata
John Engle
Wesley
Ihelton ‘Shultz
Johnstown
Tyger
Engle
Logan Parry
Edward Shaffer
Somerset
Pine Flate
F.C. Gance
Emma
Clyde Johns
Belle Stephens
Penn Run
J.C. Kelly
Pine Flats
Sunday School Events and Local Visits Highlight Week
The report lists a Sunday school session on November 1 at 9 45 am followed by Y P C U at 6 30 and evening church services at 7 30 pm. It notes Rev Wright's car wreck last week and details numerous social visits and family gatherings in Vandergrift Blacklick Apollo and Dutch Run including the Tillie McCreight and Mrs Clarence Campbell funeral attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Mias Tillie McCreight
Crete
A. C. Farren
Clarence Campbell
Vandergrift
Lester Altman
Max Long
George Yan
Blacklick
Floyd Ray
Wilmer Sharp
Leonard Miller
Carrie Sharp
Loason Ramer
Directors Institute
Indiana
Thuraslay
M. Ella Warner
Robert Warner
Rider Peterman
Darenta
D. M. Carnahan
Visits Around Watsons Ridge and Nearby Towns
Mrs Jennie Henderson Mrs Mab el Hopkins and Miss Mary Telford all of Indiana and Mrs Curtis Miller of Nezperse Ida spent Wednesday at J G Hendersons home F A Laughing of Olivet was a caller in the vicinity Saturday Arthur Warner of Indiana was a business caller at Walter Ewing s on Wednesday Walter Ewing and Dan Cribbs attended the Republican rally at Clarksburg Friday night
Community Notes From Uniontown and Nearby Areas
Local residents report visits and guests from Johnstown Hastings and Cherry Tree. Odesea Cable remains employed in Johnstown while Louise Boterbaugh visits grandparents in Uniontown. The Woman's Missionary Society meets Friday at 7 30 PM at Mrs Clay Leamer's home. Notes also mention social calls among the Berringers Garmans and Stifflers plus a Niagara Falls worker returning home for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown Odesea Cable
Johnstown
Bert Rummel
Elizabeth Rummel
Bowdertown Church
B. N. Berringer
Hastings
James Langham
Staggers
Cherry Tree
D. H. Gressley
D. B. Gressley
Democrat
Indiana
Louise Boterbaugh
Commodore
George Garman
Beryl
Rummel
Lonnie Stiffler
Gilbert Ahlas
Niagara Falls
Woman’s Missionary Society
Clay Leamer
Ivan Berringer
Ivan, Jr
Carl
M. Biss
Glen Campbell
Local Social and Travel Notes From Blacklick Area
Blacklick residents visit relatives in Blairsville and Indiana. Shrom and Findley families host and visit kin. shoppers roam Indiana and Blairsville. Church events include a chicken supper and a missionary meeting. several residents attend in nearby towns. Community members travel to Washington cemetery and Wilkinsburg for visits and business.
East Wheatfield Social Notes and Family Updates
East Wheatfield residents share visits and life events. Zoe Mack and family visited Cleveland. Elizabeth Caldwell returned from Altoona. Cramer M B Ladies Aid hosted by Alson Cramer. Evelyn Bracken, State Teachers College student, spent weekend home. James R Hutchison and wife announced birth of son James at Memorial hospital. A Johnston couple traveled to Cumberland to visit Mrs Carrie B Johnston amid her hand and forearm injury. Johnston son David cared for her as his daughter-in-law recovered from goiter surgery. C B Mack and Dillie Cunningham spent Friday evening together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Wheatfield
Zoe Mack
Cleveland
Elizabeth F. ‘Caldwell
Sarah Hunter
Altoona
Alson Cramer
James
A. Johnston
Campton
Armagh
Cumberland
Carrie B. Johnston
Johnstown
C. B. Mack
Dillie Cunningham
New Deal Borrowings In June 1932 and 1935
In June 1932 total bank loans stood at 28.090 billion with 6.456 billion in government obligations. By June 1935 under the New Deal outstanding loans fell to 20.419 billion while government obligations rose to 24.284 billion.
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Marion Center
Mary Meanorwinson
Braddock
S. L. McLane
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L. V. Kinter
Lulu Kinter
Washington Cemetery
Emma Simpson
Mary W. Wetzel
Sara Avey
Mita Pearl Learn
Ambrose
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H. C. Lake
John S. Ross
Rochester Mills
Leroy Crawford
Albert Bomafords
Edith Wolfe
J. W. Meanor
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Mabon
Bert Jones
Claysville
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