Social visits and a family reunion at local homes
Rossmoyne hosts guests from Indiana and nearby areas including George Greiner and John Diltz families. Elizabeth Elkin, Kathryn Cramer, and Margaret Hickox visit others in Georgeville and Smicksburg. A reunion at J L Good home includes multiple generations and a bountiful noon dinner. Clark Elkin also called on Elizabeth Elkin’s household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Cramer
Margaret Hickox
Georgeville
Maude Wells
C. M. Bell
Elizabeth Elkin
J. L. Good
D. ©. Wells
Paul Parka
Mary Louise
Catherine Ann
Indiana
Clark Elkin
Davis
Creekside Community Notes and Movements
Many town residents plan the Indiana Fair this week. Mr and Mrs David Wolfgang moved to the W L Johnston flat. The Finleys will occupy the former home. Mr and Mrs Wm Lukehart traveled to Punxsutawney last week. Mrs Cravang visits daughter Mrs John Miller. Mr and Mrs Harry Weasel and children visited Perry at McKees Rocks. Edwin Rearick moved to Clarence Shields farm near town. Owen Wagner and family were in Kittanning. A G Johnston is ill. School to start soon. Walter Johnston and family returned from Buffalo. Creekside Grange program at Wm Penn Grange last Friday. Norman Little spent Sunday at State College. Maxine Spence ill, Mrs Mabel Smith visited her mother. Talmage Bates in town Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creekside
Indiana
David Wolfgang
W. L. Johnston
Finley
Wm. Lukehart
Punxsutawney
Cravang
John Miller
Edwin Rearick
Clarence Shields
Owen Wagner
Kittanning
State College
Maxine Spence
Mabel Smith
Talmage Bates
Social News Briefs From Johnstown and Nearby
Mr and Mrs Ineson Saultz and son Mrs Stella Tyger and Vera and Mrs John Engle were Johnstown callers on Tuesday. A kitchen shower was held at the home of Mr and Mrs John Overman near Penn Run in honor of newlyweds William Parry. They received many gifts. Mr and Mrs William Gressley and family Heilwood were Indiana shoppers. Mr and Mrs Clyde Williams and son Freeport visited parents at Pine Flats. Callers in the Eagle home on Sunday were Mr and Mrs John Woods Mrs Verdle Fetterman Punxsutawney Mr and Mrs M R Askins Yatesboro Mrs Oden Patterson and three children Freeport Mrs Minnie Bennett and two children and Mrs Jane Brown of Indiana C V Askins and son Charles and Miss Stella Beawick of Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ineson Saultz
Stella Tyger
Vera
John Engle
Johnstown
C. M. McMillon
Grove Chapel
John Overman
Penn Run
Williams Parry
William Gressley
Heilwood
Indiana
Clyde Williams
Freeport
Pine Flats
Eagle
John Woods
Verdle Fetterman
Punxentawney
M. R. Askins
East Wheatfield Community Notes Focus on Travel and Local News
East Wheatfield residents plan trips to Atlantic City with several families departing Friday. Others recently returned from the east, including Atlantic City and other points. Mrs. Shrom of Black Lick visited her sister. Hutchison hosted a dinner for son Dick and his bride. Prof. Zener left for Homer City schools. Bethel United Presbyterian church reunion drew a large crowd with Hon. J. T. Stewart presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Wheatfield
H. Findley
Mildred
Robert
Atlantic City
Everett McGary
Lois
James Stutzman
Wm. Campbell
Billy
Ward Mack
Harry
Joseph A. Shrom
Blacklick
Margie Nell
Slater
Tenia C. Hutchison
Dick Hutchison
Zener
Homer
Bethel United Presbyterian Church
J. T. Stewart
Indiana
Progress and Pittsburgh Post to R D Readers
A brief reader update from The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette addressed to R D readers. The notice presents 96 50 figures in reference to ongoing page circulation and reader engagement metrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Progress and
Pittsburgh Post
R. D
At Harvest Time in a Divided World
A 1937 sermon urges balance between social justice and gospel truth. It stresses providing for the poor, guarding others' reputation, honoring the aged, loving strangers, and honest business practices as duties under Jehovah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Israel
Jehovah
Being One in Faith Across Nations and Skies
A reflective statement on universal unity through faith in the divine Saviour. It asserts that believers, regardless of country or sky, are members of one body, fellow sheep in one fold, and children of one home.
Pay Up Our Debts and the Eighth Commandment
A compact moral note on debt warns it burdens the debtor like a millstone. It undermines hope and invites consequences for those who incur obligations, urging responsibility and repayment.
Sunday Visits and Local Travel Notes
Covode Miss Virginia Dunston and Roy Whitacre of Nilea C spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William Dormire. Dozens of local and out of state relatives visited, with residents in Brookville Punxsutawney Indiana Detroit Greensburg Albion Erie North Braddock and Johnstown traveling or hosting gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Dunston
Roy Whitacre
Nilea, C
William Dormire
Local notes from Cherry Tree and surrounding towns
CHERRY TREE C W Sebring was a business cancer in Indiana on Friday. John Brilhart, who spent the past few months on the lakes near Erie, had returned home. Mrs Clarence Kull of Turtle Creek called on her sister Mrs Gertrude Barnes on Wednesday eve ning. Mrs Anna Leach of Elizabeth town who spent the past three weeks visiting friends and relatives here returned to her home on Saturday. The Ladies of the Auxiliary of the Firemen's Association motored to Ivyside near Altoona on Thursday where they held a picnic. Robert Wrigley of Mahaffey was a recent caller in town. Mr and Mrs Harry Seger of near Rosalter were callers at the Harlan Bee home on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Andrew Johnson motored to Ridgway on Wednesday. Mrs Grace Barber and daughter Batty June have returned home after visiting relatives in New York state. Mrs Z H McFarland and daughters Marion and Dorothy and the former's sister Mia. Janes Dunlap and Jack Irwin attended the Great Lakes Exposition at Cleveland last week. Mrs Clyde Bee and sons Bob and Jack spent the weekend at Hershey and Lancaster. C L Bailey of St Benedict was a caller in town on Sunday evening. Mrs Paul Cramer and daughter Bea spent a few days last week with the former's sister Mrs Orland Kopp of Cleveland Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Sebring
Indiana
John Brilhart
Lakes
Erie
Clarence Kull
Turtle Creek
Gertrude Barnes
Anna Leach
Elizabethtown
the Firemen's Association
Ivyside
Alto
Marion
Dorothy
Mia
Janes Dunlap
Jack Irwin
Cleveland
Clyde Bee
Bob
Jack
Hershey and
Lancaster
C. L. Bailey
St. Benedict
Paul Cramer
Bea
Orland Kopp
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Sloan Bros
New Modern
Axminster and
Wilton
Indiana County
Kimmel Motor Co
North Fifth St
Penna
Pontiac
Teese
Aia
Indiana Lumber & Supply CO
Indiana, Penna
Oak
Cherryhill
V ‘ Ao
Unday School
Harold L. Lundquist
Jean
The
Moody Bible Institute
Western Newspaper Union
Arthur Olson
Clay Miller
David Duncan
Brookville
Olive Huntley
Maryetta Weber
Mra
Grant Vanleer
Paul Shaffer
Boyd Shaffer
Detroit
Mich
H. Hugan
Geo. Rowe
Pittsburgh
Wyant Rowe
Greensburg
Mabel Wyant
Albert Ray Homen
Adrian Hospital
Ed. Lyons
Neff McQuown
Albion
Elmer Peffer
Hvelin Hugas
C, Hb, Hugas
Marybelle Long
Punxautawney
Wm. Dormire
Albert
Rosanna
Shields
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Canada
Emmett Hoover
Large
Blair Gaul
Marion Gaul
Perry Strange
Clairton
Clarence Carbaugh
Max Shields
North Braddock
S. M. Shields
Evelyn Wolf
Jamestown
N. Y
C. G. Wolf
Quay Shields
Kentucky
Hoffman Brothers
Earl ‘Beck
M. M. Graffis
Punxgsutawney
Thomas
James J. Walters
Troutman's
Lot
Rayon
Hileman
North Seventh St
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