News of County Towns from Deckers Point
In Deckers Point Mrs. George Huzlette hosted guests including Mr. and Mrs. Billa Smith of Williamsburg and Miss Zelda Coffman of Pittsburgh. several visits to relatives in Clymer Watchinville Kel lysburg and Dixonville are noted. Rev MeLe later holds Lent meeting. various locals and visitors named, with hospital stay for Zoe Beer and family gatherings at Stonebraker and Rodkey homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Huzlette
Billa Smith
Williamsburg
Zelda Coffman
Pittsburgh
Jesse Stice
Clymer
Martha and Marr
John Lee
Watchinville
George Hazlette
Katherine McFall
Misa Genevieve Really
DuBois
Jesse Nice
Stelen Beer
Lauran Bush
Kellysburg
George Hawlette
Frank Walker
Near
Cockport
Misa Zoe Beer
Dixonville Hospital
MeLe
Jlace
Maude Masters
Philadelphia
Jaco Stonebraker
Kathryn Stonebraker
Em. Deloyed
Indiana
Jnnehe Farnsworth
Mast Run
Murray McQuown
Margaret Wempleton Sud Gon
Thowrag
Mira
James Leasure
Rochester Mills
Con Mice
John Hice
Cleveland
Blanche Iarnsworth
Jacob Stone- Aruker
Hachel Rodkey
Purchase Line
Sand
Holand
A. F H. Rodkey
Pine Flats community notes and visits around Ebensburg
A long list of local visits and social calls from Pine Flats and nearby Ebensburg. Residents include Merton and TwY erett Davis in Norros and Ebensburg, with frequent visits to the Davis home of H. D. Parry and Mrs. Judson Parry. The Pine Flats Red Cross Auxiliary reports July August donations of pillow cases, care kits, and bed shirts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merton Davis
Norros
Twyerett Davis
Ebensburg
Tane Dunwiddie
Gwennie Williams
K. A. Sides
Johnstown
Edna Young
Oxford
West Wheatfield Visitors and Local Transfers
Charles Haudeul of Iowa visits grandfather William Palmer. Friends bid farewell to Paul Lynn before military camp. Omer G. Shoup buys Frank Campbell farm as Campbell moves to Bluisyile. George Pauline and Elsie watered to Johnstown. Lynn and Margaret visit Johnstown. George, Dick Soup, Frank Campbell and wife travel to Tides Bluff and Blairsville. Susan Kenry of Indiana hosts Mrs Wa Auston. Miss Walter Baugh attends school in Hammondville. Mr and Mrs Robert Smith host two children Lain and Kenneth at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Wheatfield
Charles Haudeul
Iowa
William Palmer
Paul Lynn
X. Omer G. Shoup
Frank Campbell
Mr. Campbell
Bluisyile
George Pauline
Elsie
Johnstown
Mr. Lynn
Margaret
George
Susan Kenry
Indiana
Wa W. Auston
Walter Baugh
Amondvily
Stouday
Robert Smith
Lain
Kenneth
Ud. DL Snalth
Social Roundup in McKisson Valley and Nearby Towns
Joseph Moore and family visited A S Penrose. Marshall Anaziette of Farmington Isis stayed with John Cunningham. Elderly Alex Harbison is seriously ill. West Lebanon Presbyterians will hold communion led by Rev Culbertson. Tarentum guests of Lee Cunningham included wife and child. Numerous locals attended county july. School opens with Nellie Coach as teacher. Reviews of residents visiting Homer City and Vandergrift. Trent Knox Longtin returns for school. Mae Sellison on sick list. Gatherings include Mr and Mrs Duffman and Toward Kimmel in Vandergrift. Margaret Trussell visited Indiana relatives. Miss Black of Plumville returned home from Barr residence. Barr and Silvis families of Buffalo hosted relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Moore
A. S. Penrose
Marshall Anaziette
Farmington
Isis
John Cunningham
Alex Harbison
Neille Himes
West Lebanon
Rev. Culbertson
Clarksburg
Lee Cunningham
Tarentum
Mis
Nellie
Kent
Dixon
Jobe
Homer City
Leroy Irye
Mes
Davis
Henier City
Mile Cribbs
Vandergritt
Evlands
Tarry Conway
Austian
Alfred
Maury Henry
Blalley
Knox Longtin
Mae Sellison
Harry Silvis
Buffalo, N. Y
It Isn’t Foolproof Canoe Showdown At Housatonic River
Crowds witnessed an intercollegiate boat race on the Housatonic in Connecticut when a canoe overturned, drowning a young man and woman. The piece notes canoes as native American constructions crucial for inland travel, while warning no design is foolproof amid fast motorboat wash. It also cites L J Wilson on atmospheric pressure effects at high altitudes and their impact on exertion and blood pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Housatonic
Connecticut
South America
Roosevelt
Rochester Times- Union
L. J. Wilson
Night Sentry Encounters Officer of the Day
A soldier on night duty in camp perks up when a figure approaches. He forgets the proper reply and says Good-night. I'm glad to see you, mistaking the visitor for a friendly presence. The moment reveals a misstep in guard protocol and the need for vigilance at post.
County Grange plans wartime program in Clymer
A Pennsylvania State Grange delegation is expected at Clymer on September 26, 1918. The day features morning and afternoon sessions with routine and special program items, including recitations, lectures and degree work. An evening talk by John A. McSparren is open to the public at the Christian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. McSparren
Pennsylvania State Grange
Mazel Kauffman
Grange
Rhoda B. Treeseh
TARPER ARRIVES SAFELY IN FRANCE AND LOCAL NOTES
Marion Center notice reports Tarper reached France safely. Marenee Avey of Indiana visited last week. Stewart attended his sister Mrs Bath's funeral in Indiana. Martha Meanor of Rock Island and Mrs Warr visited Indiana. Public bid notice issued for Rosalter election-house: 10 by 24 feet frame, sealed bids due Sept 12, with $75 certified check. County Commissioners to reject bids if needed. County Engineer and Clerk signatures included. Sept 3, 1918.
Samuel Charelli cited for divorce in Indiana County plea
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania issues a writ to Samuel Charelli ordering him to appear in the Court of Common Pleas at Clyde, on the first Monday in October next, to show cause why his wife Mary Charelli should not be divorced for the bonds of matrimony contracted with him. Witness the Honorable President Judge and the court seal dated September 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cammuel Charelli
Samuel Chirelli
Clydlatun
Mary Charolt
Samuel Charelli
Walter J. Ayers
J. N. Langham
A. Bowg
Indiana
Pin
Langlnim
Gourt
Nellie Poymir
Nellie Toymir
Comon Pleas
Menacy Poymir
Nellie Poymlr
J. Ne Tits
Walter A. Ayers
Tanihaus Tu
Ik AL Bog
Tediann, L
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Deckers Point
PINE
Alverda
Aret Toiner
Blanche Martin
Barnesboro
Glassford
Stafford
John Hammond
Williams
John
Ilay
State College
Samuel Grifth
William Grifth
G. N. Davies
Toby
J. J. Williams
Hay
J.C Martin
Gomer Smith
Muriel
Merle Kinnan
Dilltown
Mary Clawson
A. Egolf
Charles Conrad
Camp Dix
New Jersey
Gussie Stephens
Lowe
Jacob Moyer
Brunk
EB. Morrison and Family
Apollo
Will Tappart
L. W. Egelt
H. R. Dill
Uul
Dames St Clair
Kenwood
Mckisson Valley
Idaho
Pomona
Clymer Grange
K. of P. Mall
Stella Kauffman
L. A. Alumun
W.M. Wright
Edward N. Lydick
Geo
EH. Wibell
WH. Ik. Bostic
Charlotte Malcolm
Carl Hastings
W. H. Martin
J. M. Malcol
Marion Center
M. Marsilat
P, Lowry
B. Wagner
R. Wily
Thomas Pratem, Co. Enagiteer
Pedor & Pelt
G. I. Warner
Conemaugh Township
M. Ella Warner
Administratrix
Livermore, It. D. 2
Peelan & Fell
Tettera
Joseph McCracken
Wheatfield Township
Clyde Pa
John J. Getty
Pluries
AmUel Charelli
Mary Charelli
Indiana County
The
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Tohn L. Getty
Pluries Subporna
Fignacy Poymir
the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
United States
Bank OF Jacksonville
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