Weekend Visits Highlight Local Rochester Mills Notes
Rochester Mills residents share weekend visits with relatives in Ambridge Patton and Rossiter. Local events include church anniversaries missionary rally and a birthday party for Tillie Kunkle. People mentioned include Ray Henry G C Richardson Elizabeth Doty Eva Lee Lewis and Rev Tobias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester Mills
Ray Henry
Ambridge
Join Henry
G. C. Richardson
George Williams
Mavid Rishell
Patton
T. T. Dodson
Smickshore
R. M. Dodson
Marion Center social notes run through Sabbath week
Widow Mrs Sophia Simpson, Nathaniel Cook Simpson’s widow, died at her son John L. Simpson’s home north of town. Mrs Mary Craig Streams visits her sister Mrs David Rial in Pittsburgh. Numerous locals appear in casual visits as families and relatives pass through Marion Center this Sabbath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Simpson
Nathaniel Cook Simpson
John L. Simpson
Mary Craig Streams
David Rial
Pittsburgh
C. W. Barr
Howard Smith
Adams Tyger
H. A. McCall
Sara Walker
Verner Holt
Alex Tyger
Indiana
East Main Street
Alma Ross
Renie Lewis
Philadelphia
Mary Caldwell
Clarence Beatty
E. P. Caldwell
South Bend Community Notes Reflect Local Visits and Events
Mrs Clara Townsend and daughter Martha called at her sister in law Orpha Harbinson's home in Indiana. Schools in South Bend township closed for Armstrong County Institute at Kittanning. Harry Rearie stayed with his sister-in-law in Apollo. Mrs Melvin Silvis visited Alahouse on Monday evening. Mrs H H Hanna shopped in Indiana on Thursday. Bob Townsend was in Kittanning during the week. Anna Mae and Margaret Anderson enjoyed a vacation at home due to the Indiana County Institute meeting in Indiana. Mr and Mrs Austin Say were recent callers in Elderton. Bess Wherry attended the funeral of Mrs Aflie Sheaffer at Rural Valley. Mrs Sheaffer was her cousin. Mrs Lynn Miller of Freeport visited this week and will be remembered as Janet Fryer. Relatives attended the funeral of Mrs Robert Crum of DuBois on Tuesday. moral reflections and quotes follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Grant Pierce
Helvetia
Grant Mak
R.D
C. A. Oberlin
Presbyterian Church
Rossiter
Tobias
North Point
Cora Doty
Center Township
Elizabeth Doty
Eva Lee Lewis
New Kensington
Sadie Lewis
Lisle Hilder
Punxsutawney
Robert Dunmire
Roy Spon
Indiana
D.W. Oberlin
H. H. Ryen
Blairsville
James Stuchall
Jessie Johnston
Tillie Kunkle
Montana
D. A. McKee
Burleson Johnston
Randall DeHaven
Philip Kunkle
McFarland
Clara Townsend
Martha
Orpha Harbinson
South Bend Township
Armstrong County Institute
Kittanning
Harry Rearie
Floyd Fairman
Apollo
Melvin Silvis
Alahouse
H. H. Hanna
Bob Townsend
Anna Mae
Margaret Anderson
Indiana County Institute
Austin Say
Elderton
Bess Wherry
Aflie Sheaffer
Rural Valley
Sheaffer
Lynn Miller
Freeport
Janet Fryer
Robert Crum
DuBois
Social round of visits from North Braddock to locals
OOVODE Mr and Mrs Wm Lewis and son of North Braddock and Mrs Nannie Lewis of Indiana visit S M Shields and Mrs Geo Shields. Various relatives travel to Indiana Punxsutawney and Clairton. Revival at Salem M P church begins Oct 27 with 7:30 services.
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Oovode
Wm. Lewis and Son
North Braddock
Nannie Lewis
Indiana
S. M. Shields
Geo. Shields
Elmer
Max Shields
8. M. Shields
Dave Freyer
Clairton
Geo
M. Shields
Donellen
Swissvale
J. A. Gaul
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Queen Quality
Wilbur Coon
Matrix Shoes
Phila
Nuno Bush
Indiana, Pa
Marion
Notich
Solomon W. Fyock
Green Township
Jacob I, Fyock
RDA
Clymer
Cyrus Steffy
Washington Township
Charles V. Sthffy
Creeksifie
Citizen’s National Bank
J. Feit
PRUS
B. Bennett, V
PRES
Gilbert
Parnell
John Rezzolla
I. R. Smith
Vernon F, Taylor H. Dale Timberlake
Marion Center
South Bend
Spruce
Charles Smith
Riverside
Cal
Mary Cresswell
Pine Flats Christian Church
Ida McAnulty
Arthur
June
Raymond Lockard
Hellwood
Jennie Patterson
Detroit
Mich
John Bagley
Sarah
Mary Bagley
Ruth Smith
Harold Bagley
Akron
Salem M. P. Church
J. B. Brown
David Dunmire
Asa McAnulty
Fred McKnight
Brown
Asher Glenn
Moorhead
Indiana County
Otwear Walk
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