News of County Towns in Smicksburg and Nearby
A bustling roundup of visits and family gatherings from Smicksburg and nearby towns. Residents and guests include the Thompsons, Russells, the Good family, the Wilsons, the Westons, and many more. Social calls span Braddock, Altoona, Canton, Pittsburgh, and New Kensington with picnics, school plans, and a Dayton fair preview.
Party Guests and Dayton Fair Plans Noted in Local Notes
Miss Martha Bisler hosted a party with George Henry of New Kensington visiting his wife's parents Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Sutter over Sunday. Miss Mable Wachob visited Miss Florence Sutter. The community invites residents to Meet Your Friends at Dayton for the final season fair from September 26 to 28 with daily attractions and promises of a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Russell
Clark Wilson
Dayton
Will Good
David Good
Annie Weston
Virginia
Braddock
C. R. Good
Altoona
Edward Walker
Canton
Ohio
J. G. Walker
George Weston
Curt Stiteler
Lewis
Tom Weston
Kittanning
Dollie
New York City
Edith
Elzabeth Crissman
Mary Robinson
Nell Fenton
Punxsutawney
Merle Black
Paul
Hamilton
Adam Black
M. I. Spencer
John Weston
Wilbur Beyer
Pater G. Spencer
Plumville
Arthur James
Johnstown
Milt Wall
Elmer Lewis
Duff Crawford
Mary Weston
William Beck
Indiana
Ruth Lamison
Robert
Pittsburgh
Arthur Kirkpatrick
Aaron Lakehart
Esther Ebenger
T. Q. Kimmel
Clark Grove
Nora Manners
Mary Kelly
J. F. Kimmel
Replogle
Oakland
Putneyville
Jacob Clark
Cathryn Clark
Marion Boyers
Genevieve LaRue
Ethel Bleakney
A. McAdoo
Ted Shaffer
Peter Ehenger
John Kimmel
Herbert Duffman
Vandergrift
Ferndale Farm
Marie Kimmel
Juniata College
Jay Sutter
Florence Sutter
New Kensington
Christ Sutter
Martha Bisler
George Henry
D. B. Sutter
Mable Wachob
Distress in Poland Prompt U S Relief Drive
Bernard Horwich reports dire famine and price shocks in Poland as twenty five percent of Jews rely on aid. Bread costs soar with meat at 1.80 a pound, sugar 3.15, white linen 5.40 a yard, and clothing over 100 dollars. Warsaw Jews depend heavily on American Jewish Relief, with many homeless orphans and starving patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Poland
Bernard Horwich
Chicago
Horwich
Vilna
Warsaw
Mr. Horwich
Tn Biedlitz
Americans urged to donate to Jewish relief drive
The narrative describes hunger and cold in a war zone, with victims pleading for more food and shelter. A nationwide US campaign from October 6 to 13 aims to raise 35 million dollars for the Jewish Relief Committee to aid ALL in need, administered humanely and non sectarian. Western Pennsylvania groups are organizing locally in Pittsburgh with Christian and Jewish leaders involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
United States
Jewish Relef Committee
Campaign For
Western Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
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