Bricksburg Social Notes Include Travel and Visits
Mrs Mabel McCormick and daughter Margery enjoy a trip south while Rev Stewart former Mahonity Baptist pastor now in Meadville visited H W Griffiths and Jackie West of Cleveland with grandparents J T Hoover. Violet Kerr returns home from Alfred Swab's as Sherman Barnett and daughter W T Pierce visit Hodakler. Ladies Aid to meet at Mrs David Edmonds Sept 3. Rev and Mrs Bontell with two children leave for New Jersey parents' home.
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Bricksburg
Mabel McCormick
Margery
Rev. Stewart
Mahonity Baptist Church
Meadville
H. W. Griffith
Jackie West
Cleveland, O
J. ‘T. Hoover
J. Ralph West
Atchie Crissman
Pittsburgh
Hodakler
Priday
Ladies’ Aid Society
Lutheran Chntch
David Edmonds
Mia
Bontell
New Jersay
Mrs Dollie W Ayers Seeks Republican Primary Support
Walter H Ayers died after six months in office in 1924 and Mrs Dollie W Ayers was appointed to finish the term as Register of Wills Recorder of Deeds and Clerk of the Orphans Court She announces her candidacy for re election and asks Republican voters to meet her before the September 15 primary noting her duties require attention and asking for support from the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. Ayers
Orphans’ Court
Saltsburg social rounds and town notices flourish
Miss Tillie Kelly of Pittsburgh visits Saltsburg for two weeks amid many honors. Mrs Winona Lowman of Wilkinsburg returns from a few days with Miss May Dixon. Helen Coad and daughter from Livermore visit. Miss Ida Coad also hosts. Ollie Ray visits her sister in Ben Avon. Rev B B Wolf preaches. quarterly conference. male chorus leads evening. Presbyterian ladies plan a four course progressive supper for 65 cents Friday. Harold Gray visits Brady. stork brings a boy to Mr and Mrs J H Fleming. Miss Belle Simpson of Indiana visits Mrs Merle McGara. Miss Jackson teaches French in local high school. Freight agent H A Jackson travels Greensburg. T G Paterson returns from Chicago. Charles Martin absent due to illness at Martin Café. W H Thomas named agent at Saltsburg succeeding H F Dixon. Dixon to retire after current year Leave. Church services at Crooked Creek Baptist Sunday evening. Sunday school at 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillie’ Kelly
Pittsburgh
Winona ‘Lowman
Wilkingburg
May Dixon
Ida Coad
Helen
Livermore
Ollie Ray
Ben Avon
Katherine McCauiley
Harry Carson
Charlie Martin
Martin Cafe
T. G. Paterson
Chicago
B. B. Wolf
M. EB
Methodist Church
Ladies’ Society of the Presbyterian Church
H. A. Jackson
Greensburg
M.M. Moore
Pearl Kennedy
Blairsville
George Speedy
Margaret Jackson
France
Jackson
Ligonier High School
W. H. Thomas
Freeport
Saltsbury
H. F. Dixon
Dixon
Railway Express Department
Thomas
Crooked Creek Baptist Church
Harold Gray
C. A. Brady
Stork
J. H. Fleming
Belle Simpson
Indiana
Merle’ McGara
Weighing scales and home health tips urged in weekly health talk
The Pennsylvania Health Department report by Dr Charles H Miner urges use of scales at home to monitor child and adult health amid fast living. It emphasizes regular self and child weighing, early doctor checkups, and scalable prevention, then adds guidance on investment caution and watchdog findings from New York University on "blue sky" securities with losses averaging over $1100 per person.
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Pennsylvania Department of Health
Charles H. Miner
Miner Baya
Bor
New York University Bureau of Business Research
Better Business Bureau
Middle -West
West
Brush Valley Social Notes Keep Local Ties Strong
G T McCrea spent Monday in Indiana. Mr and Mrs George Munhall of Homestead were guests of B F Underwood and wife over the past two weeks. Harry McCrea and family of Indiana visited in the valley last week. Mr and Mrs Benton Kuhns of Meadville with two children visited in the valley last week. Olive Berkeypile stayed with her uncle and family at Heilwood. Mary Butterbaugh returned home after two weeks with her brother Albert. Mrs Myers of Homer City visited J P Altemus and wife on Sunday.
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Brush Valley
G. T.mccrea
Indiana
George Munhall
Homestead
B.F. Underwood
Harry McCrea
Benton Kuhns
Meadville
Olive Berkeypile
Local exchanges and visits in Commodore area
Bertha Thomas of Ohio, and Yia- Bva Engle of Commodore, visited friends at G I Dick's home Sunday. A fifteenth wedding anniversary party for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harper drew many callers Monday. Agnes Reed and daughter from near Philadelphia visited relatives here. Irvin Myers moved to H. H. Hetrick’s on Sixth street. Fleitz and Friendburg, with Mrs. Fleitz’s two sons, motored to Pittsburgh. Kidds visited Harry Bostic, Portage, Sunday. Knapps at Samuel Burkett's. Annie Olp’s house burned Friday with all contents. Q O Napp visited Bowdertown with B K Bostic. Margaret Tomb of Pittsburgh visiting her father Wm Rankin.
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Bertha Thomas
Ohio
Yia- Bva Engle
Commodore
G. I. Dick
Frank Harper
Mary Dick
H. 3
Sebring
Agnes Reed
Philadelphia
Irvin Myers
Wm. Kidd
Harry Bostic
Portage
R. B. Knapp
Samuel Burkett
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Dollie W. Ayers
Indiana County
Saltsburg
Chambersville
Vince Luxenberg
Luxenberg
Penna
Mrs. Myers
Homer City
J. P. Altemus
Chiropractic
Deposit Bank Blog
Chrysler
Chrysler Six
Igns Tre Rcl
O.b
Detroit
John A. Stokes
Bear Moore Hotel
Sloan Bros
Sloans
Ladie
Jacquard Velnoy Suites
Clymer
The
Indiana Theatre
B. F. Keith
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