Local residents share visits and births across communities
Mrs. Frank Coursin and daughter Geraldine returned from Tarrs and Pitcairn. Miss Dorothy Bowser, student at Indiana State Teachers College, spent the weekend with her parents. Several locals hosted guests from Blairsville and Youngwood. Birth announcements include a son for Mr. and Mrs. Merl Cable and a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bush. Interment for Naomi Grace Alford, two months, occurred at West View cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Coursin
Geraldine
Tarrs
Pitcairn
Dorothy Bowser
State Teachers College
Indiana
H. Jay Bowser
Ruth Woughtley
Rey
Wm. Voeghtley
Youngwood
Bowser
George F. Mack
Institute
Steele Clawson
Paul Wallace
John Clawson
Ruth Brendlinger
Celia Gouchner
Esther Betts
Ruth Lich
Jenfels
Florence Mack
Curtis Shomo
Dewitt Cunningham
Swissvale
Altoona
Pittsburgh
Wilbert Mack
H. J. Heinz
Free Methodist Church
Merl Cable
Bernard Bush
Harl Penrose
Quinsy
Naomi Grace
Lawrence Alford
West View
Walter Kinter
Apollo
Mildred Kinter
Latrobe
Burt Kinter
Clair Neff
Dan Lockhart
D. C. Wells
Rossmoyne
Donald Lockhart
A. L. Means
Local notices and visitors listed from Brush Valley area
Names of residents and visitors appear from Brush Valley Homer City Robindale and county seat areas. Notices warn hunting and trespassing on Sleepy Hollow properties with a list of signatories dated Oct 22 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Zelko
Johnstown
Joseph Barach
Homer City
G. T. McCrea
Clayton Greasley
Homer
Howard Bennett
Robindale
M. K. Bennett
Harry Little
Simon Yarnall
Sleepy Hollow
Rayne
White Townships
Joseph Byers
Donald Moorhead
E. Pierce
Sleepy Hollow Club
R. N. Ray
Arthur Ray
Salina and nearby towns social notes and visits
Uniontown residents visit kin in Salina and surrounding areas. Pittsburgh and Indiana callers stop by, with church events and a Hallowe en party noted. Several brief mentions of travel, family visits, and Sunday gatherings across Barneasboro Spruce Bolivar Indiana Punxsutawney and Saltsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
William King
Salina
Roy Somerville
Pittsburgh
James Langham
Somerset
Bert Rummell
Barneasboro
Sam Biss
Spruce
Anna May Rummell
Rex Langham
Don Harold
Betty and
Velma
Harold Hudson
Samuel Langham
Clymer
N. C
Administrator's Notice for Gordon Iieder Davis Estate
Letters of Administration granted in Washington state probate. Claimants must present authentication for settlement. Debtors should promptly pay promissory amounts. Emery C. Davis is administrator at 942 Chestnut Street Indiana Pa. October 1, 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wmn. E. Pierce
Gordon Iieder Davis
Tucowa
Washington
Emery C. Davis
Chestnut Street
Administrator
Indiana
Also Mentioned on This Page
Amos ’N’ Andy
Keith Irene Rich, Sue Carol
New Ritz
Liberal
R. W. Wehrle & Co
Philadelphia
Gladstone
URS
Clark
Silas C. Streams
Dav Myers
Philadelphia St
Indiana, Pa
West Wheatfield
Roy Palmer
Foster Johnson
G. W. Clawson
George Palmer
Guy McConnell
Lyons Park
Ross McElhoes
Heshbon
Len Boring
Dick Shoup
Louise Johnson
Laura Bracken
George Clawson
G. W. Palmer
George Dias
Dilltown
Harry Deemer
R. D. Palmer
Charles Harnet
Luther Carnathan
Tabor
Ray Palmer
Campbell McConnell
Bert Shaffer
Blairsville
Rose Shaffer
Chambersville
Melvin Wella
Nettie Wells
James Brownfield
Blairaville
Harry Miller
F. E. Kirk
Luthersburg
Paul Brady
Anna Mae Brady
Indiana Hospital
Frank Cuddy
Dean and
Wayne
Walter Bartholomew
George Uhrin
John
Rossiter
Brush Valley
Grocer
Fleming Summit
W.H. Buterbaugh
J. B. Wassam
David Muman
A. Conner Blair Decker H, C
Baker P. B. Decker
Geo. Conway
J. W. Devinney
Norman Moore
C. W. McCoy
B. Knupp
L. M. But
Georgeville
Clarksburg
Louise Ferguson
R. N. Coleman
Olive Elrick
Harold Young
Katherine Alshouse
Etna
Indianola
Paul Lowman
Albert Sandles
Marie Sandles
Blanch Hurst
Jennie Sandles
Davis Haring
Little Grand
Saltsburg
Jennie Sandie
William Pierce
W. H. Bair
Markle, Penna
J. C. Penney Co
Thrift
J. C. Penney
Goloshes
Winchester
Remington
Savage
Marlin
Ithaca
Stevens
Fox
Imperial Foods
A. W. Mabon & Sons
Railway Express
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