Locust park Methodist picnic draws 120 attendees
One hundred twenty Methodists gathered at Locust park on Thursday for an annual picnic. Weather was ideal and the day included a speech by Rev. A Hartung of Johnstown, storytelling, a bear tale by Rev. GC Moore of Homer City, and remarks from Rev. A R Grove. Watermelons were announced for serving as the crowd dispersed.
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Locust Park
A. Hartung
Johnstown
Methodist Church
GC. L. Moore
Homer City
A. R. Grove
Seldom Inn to Close as Alm Bell Returns Home
A crowded social note lists Philadelphia visitors Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Henry and Mr. and Mrs. Ben O’Hara among locals and Pittsburgh guests. Alm Bell plans to close Seldom Inn this week and move with his family to Wilkinsburg, while civic activities gear up for the season with a September 9 club meeting and officer talks.
Local Residents Share News From Greensburg to Johnstown
Mr and Mrs John McDowell visited Greensburg on Monday Miss Carrie Riddell of McKeesport stayed with Mrs John Siebold last week Mrs Edward Cummings and daughter Grace visited Johnstown on Monday Robert Nixon spent several days with relatives in Pittsburgh last week Mrs John Lewis and daughter Elizabeth enjoyed a picnic at Idlewild Wednesday M C Rhinehart adds barn space Mrs Charles Yeager and family of Pitcairn stay here with relatives Mrs Joseph L Walbeck near here travels to Washington DC Joseph Betts and wife from Derry visited relatives Archie McIntire sold his house to A J Boyle the new owners will move here from Johnstown Mr and Mrs J H Steffey and sons left for Springfield Illinois by car to visit relatives Joseph White of Youngstown visited his grandmother Mrs J F Lichtenfelt last week Wilbert Mack bought a new piano Tred Shetler was hospitalized in Johnstown Tuesday his condition unimproved Frank Groll returned from Niagara Falls and other places the stork brought a daughter to Mr and Mrs William Nixon W H Fisher bought the Hart Mack store room and will move in Rev Charlies Held of Predonia NY will become pastor of the New Florence Lutheran charges and will preach his first sermon Sunday evening
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J. T. Henry
Philadelphia
Josephine
Ben O'Hara
Indiana
D. C
St. A. Kelly
Harry George
Katharine Williams
John Pearce
New Kensington
Annie Bell
W. C. Seeman
Pittsburgh
Edna Hamilton Christiansen
Mckees Rocks
G. Hunt
Joseph L. Walbeck
Near Here
Washington, D. C
John Betts
Derry
Archie McIntire
A. J. Boyle
John McDowell
Johnstown
J. H. Steffey
Harry
Leroy
Springfield
Iils
Joseph White
Youngstown
J. F. Lichtenfelt
Wilbert Mack
Tred Shetler
Frank Groll
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Stork
William Nixon
W. H. Fisher
Hart Mack
Rev
Charlies Held
Predonia
Hill Top News from Indiana Institute Attendees
Vada and Elizabeth Watt attended institute at Indiana last week. J. L. McGaughey has his house painted. Harry Robinson attended institute Monday and Thursday evenings. J. E. King and family visited Coal Run Saturday evening. Our school house is being papered. L. F. Robinson attended the directors convention at Indiana Wednesday. T. W. Watt, recently injured, is improving.
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Hill Top
Rev James MacPhail to Preach at Pine Flats Baptist
In a Pine Flats Baptist service on Sunday September 7 morning and evening, Rev James MacPhail will preach. Local residents Mrs Jennie Stephens and daughter Mary visited Indiana last week. A string of visits and social gatherings are noted across Armagh, Johnstown, and nearby towns with families including the Smiths, Williams, Heer, Johnston, Brendlinger, Campbell, Mack, Hutchison, and Dill, among others. An auto trip to Buffalo Niagara Falls and Titusville is planned by Edward and Wellington Mack and Mrs Emma Campbell, with relatives to be visited en route.
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James MacPhail
Pine Flats Baptist Church
Jennie Stephens
Mary
Indiana
Lee Stiffler
Mr. Walker
Cherry Tree
J. F. Smith
John Holmes
A. H. Williams
F. B. ‘Smith
Fred Heer
Marion Center
Edward
Wellington Mack
Emma Campbell
Armagh
Jesse Mack
Vera
Seward
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Titusville
Phyllis
Mrs. Offutt
Hast End
Pittsburgh
Caldwell
Melvin
Johnstown
J. J. Hutchison
J. N. Dill
Homewood
Hugh Mack
Private Bruce Tomb Returns from Thirteen Months Overseas
Private Bruce Tomb of Armagh is back home after thirteen months of overseas service. Rev. McMillan of Hollidays Cove part of the same report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Tomb
Armagh
Rev. McMillan
Hollidays Cove
Dayton Fair Promises Big Show And Fine Race Program
A full fair at Dayton runs September 23 24 25 and 26 featuring a strong race program ample midway and splendid exhibits. The event aims to offer a good time for all attendees with numerous attractions and activities across the four day run.
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Dayton
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J. F. Silver
Anna George
Catherine Schlur
A. Fry
New Florence
C. J. Graff
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Ida Hughes
John Underwood
Punxsutawney
Will Seeman
Grace Marquist
Altan Ward
Walter Ward
Boot Shop
Indiana, Pa
Greensburg
Spriety Brand Clothes
Apollio
Crompton
Dinsmore Bros. Quality Store
Kenwood
East Wheatfield
Crown Manufacturing Company
Wayne Street
Phelps, NX. Y
Stremmes
S. W. Guthrie
Banking
Trust Department
George T. Buchanan
John T. Bell
J. Wood Clark
United States Court
Vienry Hall Stationery & Legal Blanks
Hamilton Clymer Water Co
John A. Scott
S. M. Jack
Geo. E. Allison Tivida Houck
B. E. Lewis Trust Officer
M. Jack
Attorney At Law
G. I, McCullough Merchant
H.W. Oberlin Merchant
J. Elder Peelor
BE. E. Lewis
Hi. F
Rankin Teller
Wayne Getty
Alice Jones
Winger
D. F. Rinn Lumber and Coal
L. W. Robinson, JR. Coal
James N, Stewart
Register & Recorder
L. F. Sutter
John A, Scott
J. W. McCartney
Asst
Treas
F. P. Johnston
Teller
J. D, McCann Myrna Nichol
Fila Thompson
the Savings & Trust Company of
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