Zion's Valley Community Notices and Visits
Mrs Clyde George and family spent the past week at her mother Mrs Jennie Andersons home. Rev J E Wherry a returned missionary from India spoke at Zion's Valley church Sunday night. Numerous visitors including Mr and Mrs Alex Wilson and daughter Marie attended services Sunday night. Many relatives from Van dergrift Apollo Vandergrift Erie Vandergrift and Pittsburgh were mentioned in visits and school plans. Preaching Sunday evening and Sunday school at 7 oclock with George Mosbaugher starting an eight month term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion’s Valley
Clyde George
Jennie Anderson
J. E. Wherry
India
Zion's Valley Church
Alex Wilson
Marie
the Valley
A. M. Lockard
Carl Anderson
Vane Anderson
Vandergrift
Nell Anderson
Apollo
George Shaner
Erie
Alex, Kunkle
Blaine Rupert
Pittsburgh
H. M. Clark
Clare George
Mary George
David Anderson
Leechburg
John Kepple
Willam Kepple
H. A. Kepple
Agatha Coleman
Llloyd George
Girty
Minnie Painter
Adelaide Coleman
George Mosbaugher
Harry Wasson
Jay
Madge Anderson
Neil Anderson
Burt Cassidy
Dean Wolbert
Near Apollo
N. FF. Matson
Mitchells Mills Social Roundup of Visiting Relatives
Mr and Mrs Jesse Rodkey of California and other locals returned visits with relatives over the past days. Several families including Bathurst Nicewonger Long and Lydick were seen at homes and gatherings across Heilwood McGees and West areas. A new baby girl Gladys Marie Condron arrived to Mr and Mrs Murray Condron, with multiple callers and housekeeping moves noted among townspeople.
Moore reunion attendance and area social notes
Goodrich attended the Moore reunion Friday. Numerous local residents visited relatives, friends traveled from Clymer and Blairsville, and several families appeared at gatherings in Uniontown, Motter’s Mills, and Campbell’s Mills. Other items mention teaching, visits, and local business activity.
Cupid Opens U S Gate on Manitowoc Stowaways
Anna, a Russian refugee, and Evguenia, an actress, stowed away aboard the steamship Manitowoc from the Black Sea to Baltimore. First Officer John Brakke, after meeting Anna aboard, married her en route as immigration and State Department officials waived deportation and visa requirements for humanitarian reasons. The pair, ages nineteen and twenty one, join Brakke, a forty one year old officer, while the trio and companions faced language barriers and sparse belongings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingtone
Anna
Virdéenko
Bureau of Immigration
Department of Labor
Board of Special Inquiry
Baltimore
State Department
Anno
Huguenia
Neveressick
Russia
Waldemar Knudgen
Messina
Italy
United States
John Brakke
Anne
Evguenia
Brakke
Art Brings 1500 In Four Years Says Nevinson
London artist O J W Nevinson claims he has earned 1500 from painting over four years. He criticizes British art education and notes Americans favor gilt edged dead masters while mocking modern study. In London a pavement accident suit concerns William Boggerty, who alleges a broken leg from a greasy chalk scribble on the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
O. J. W. Nevinson
Eungland
United States
Nevinson
Aimerita
William Boggerty
1 Street Pavement
Boggerty
Social Notes From Clymer And Surrounding Towns
Carl Houk from Blairsville is home for a few days. Rayne church attendees include John Ray and sister Elizabeth. Adats twins called in Clymer Saturday night. Mrs. James Rising hosted a corn and weiner roast for Sun school boys of the Christian church with local young people and guests Ord Houk and J. B. Shank. Mrs. John Adams recently called in Clymer. Community youths enjoyed a corn roast near Ray schoolhouse Monday evening. Harry Ray and wife visited John Hay on Saturday. James Helman hauling lime. Vance Helman bought two cows. James Rising and Link Christy visited Rossiter and Gipbon on business Thursday. Mrs. George Stear at home for a few days. Larry Wilson visited the James Mears family last week. R. P. Smith of Wilkinsburg and brother Lawrence were guests of James Rising over Sunday. Rehbecca Long and mother motored to Clymer. Dorothy Houk a popular party guest Saturday. The McCracken family, recently ill with diphtheria, are about again. Mrs. James Short and daughter Thelma and Miss Mary Kepple motored to Indiana Tuesday. Chas. Kepple and family and Mr. and Mrs. Sloan Kepple of Wilkinsburg spent Labor Day with their parents S. V. Apple. Overland trip noted. Hamilton Allison and wife of Marion Center were Sunday guests of the Parks. Miss Vernie Parks, previously ill, has recovered. Theodore Kimmell, employed at South Bend, spent Sunday with his family. Mrs. J. A. Gordon is on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Newcomer
Blaire Ketm
Owens
Clymer
Harve Goodlin
Jarry Lydie’s
W. H. Lutman
Lily
Michigan
Lawrence Shank
Warry Lydie
W. J. Lydie’s
Clifford Stiffler
Kinport
D. S. McCoy
Howard Wilt
Blair Keim
Newcomer
Israel Learn's
W. H. Meeking
Lowman
Frank Fleming
Hoyt Keating
Edgar Work
Ll. R. Elder
Bertha Work
Aultman
David Gibson
Harry Hill
Flora Pollock
Wm. Gibson
Samuel Motter
Mottern’s Mills
Ord Weaver
Juneau
Grace Barr
Deckers Point
Wm. Richardson
Hamilton
Harry Rehardson
Evelyn Oberlin
Ambridge
L. A. Elder
Indiana Busiess
Indiana
J. A. Warner
Commodore
Carl Houk
Blairsville
John R. Ray
Elizabeth
Rayne
Adats Twins
James Rising
Christian Church of
John Adams
Ray
Harry Ray
John Hay
James Helman
Vance Helman
Link Christy
Rossiter
George Stear
Larry Wilson
James Mears
R. P. Smith
Wilkinsburg
Lawrence
James
Rehbecca Long
Dorothy Houk
McCracken
Hays
James Short
Thelma
Mary Kepple
Chas. Kepple
Sloan Kepple
Labor Day
V. Apple
Hamilton Allison
Marion Center
R. H. Parks
Vernie Parks
Theodore Kimmell
South Bend
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Dovey
Victor
Graham
Griffith Ellis
Ellis’ Mills
Brody Bros
Jesse Rodkey
California
Lewis Bathurst
McGees
Evelyn Mack
Jeannette
Maybell Kelly
Akron
Cleveland
David Johns
Starford
Quay Keirns
Heilwood
Murray Condron
Gladys Marie Condron
Lawrence Mecking
Arthur Slekenberger
Wehrum
James McKean
A. J. Long
Jerry Nicewonger
James Lydick
Annuie Nicewonger
Arthur Long
J. A. Lantry
Joseph Hughes
J. L. Kelly
Don Gibson
Clifton Ober
Westover
Mae Fetterman
Lillian Stephens
Julia Mock
Martha
Goodrich
Moore
Samuel Huey
Cookport
Rochester Mills
Kenwood
Sherd Burnheimer
Hazel
Glen Carr
Frank Amond
Zenas Hines
Eddy Emeigh
Ellis Smith
Hazel Buterbaugh
Ethel Emeigh
Henry
Campbell's Mills
Angers
John H. Smith
Sara
Mike Gray
Frank Emeigh
Cupid
U. S
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Gir
Ha Pound
Pasaporte
Walla
A. T. Taylor & Son
The
Monitor Stove Company
China
Canton
Onberg
Bell
Troutman
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