News of County Towns in Gherryhill Township
Local notes report visits and family news from Gherryhill Township and nearby towns. Mentions Mrs Nannie Dinwiddie in Ridgway and Elk County, Private Mabon Brown at home, Dale Aaeiarrpaa returning from Cold Water Michigan, and several gatherings at the Diehl and Gibson families. Additional items include travel to Asbury New Jersey and visits with Ebensburg and Nicktown residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie Dinwiddie
Ridgway
Elk County
Mary Paul
F. Brown
Mabon Brown
Mabon
Dale
Mich
A. L. Diehl
Merle Simpson
Belle
James Makin
Ira Tholsopple
Juniata
Robert Dinwiddie
Rowena Russell
J. Milton Gibson
Washington Township Social News Highlights and Visits
A long list of local visits and gatherings across Washington Township. The notes mention Sunday calls between residents, a surprise party for Miss Mabel McCoy, the Plumcreek Literary Club meeting with about sixty attendees, a Pure Bred Livestock Association basket picnic with seventy five present, and various travels including trips to Butler Youngstown and Pittsburgh. Several families and individuals are named among the visitors and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plumcreek Literary Club
Illa Kimmel
Mary Iryock
Indarm Pure Bred Livestock Association
Kimmel Grove
C. R. Yerger
J. W. Warner
Indiana County
Eujeoge
Mae Ramer
Teale
Marie Kimmel
Juniata College
Irvin Kelley
Mary
Dlumylle
Mary Slemlag Tits
T. Q. Kimanel
Murray Ankeny
Fanul Meffariand
Peter Ehenger
Mord City
Park McKenny
Thomas Prasley
Pleasantville Visitors and Local Family Moves
Sadie Brown visits Pleasantville in Indiana. Mrs. Maggie Mason and Miles Petterman visit from Indiana. Sherman Barnett buys the John Molines farm. John Kephart Jr. works for Wilson Glissford. Mr. and Mrs. Fault Seeton visit the Kep hart parents last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mias
Sadie Brown
Indiana
Maggie Mason
Miles Petterman
Sherman Barnett
John Molines
John Kephart, Jr
Wilson Glissford
Fault Seeton
John Kephart
Lovejoy Engle Family Visit Near Homer City
Mr and Mrs Merle Engle of Homer City and Mr and Mrs Don Engle of Ohio spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Frank Cramer and family in Clymer and Mr and Mrs Arthur Thom as in Barnesboro calling at Francia Pequignot's home with Leroy Bee and Miss Hilda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Black
Clifford Hoover
Miss Stewart
Hoover
Russell Coal Company
Obert Coleman
Indiana
Mike Boyer
Johnstown
Chester
A. J. Long
Diamondville
Maybon Shunk
Mont Stineman
Phelma Geexey
Penn Run
Orrin Pattison
Roy Ingles
Detroit
Merle Engle
Homer City
Mra
Don Engle
Ohio
Jang Frank
Frank Cramer
Clymer
Arthur Thomas
Barnesboro
Francia Pequignot
Leroy Bee
Hilda
Socials and visits noted across communities Sunday
Smith traveled to Tipperary Sunday while Mrs Charlotte McCune visits relatives. Several families from Obensburg Toledo and Indiana spent Sunday with Mrs Leach in Lovejoy. Others recover from illness, sail, or visit relatives in Coalport Rossiter and Starford.
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Indiana Motor Co
Indiana, Pa
Kelly
Frank Kring
Licitd
Yours Truly
Lotta Miles
Brushvalley Two
A.s.cunningham& Son
Mechanicsburg
K. Edwards
Beyer, Pa
Gherryhill Township
Washington Township
McCausland
Harry McSwiney
Marion Condron
Bryan Miller
Ira Good
George Frye
Ray
Cribbs
Robert Johnston
David Johnston
Mrs. Fleming
Joseph Frye
Lewis Wissinger
Clawson
Dixonville
Haztett
Vérnie McSwiney
Samuel Spence
Mabel McCoy
Plumcreek
Clarksburg
Alex Jewel
Dilla Vearcve
Widers Ridge
Jessie McClelland
Oklahoma
Orrie McClellan
Kansas
Paul Coleman
Martin Kier
Braid Eggs
Have
Texas
William Pennman
Tielin
Meyer
Ferguson
William Ballentine
Margaret Meyer
Youngstown
MW O'Connell
Verona
W. W. Coulter
West Lebanon
James Wray
South Bend
Marke Sandies
Anna Mcfaughin
Pittsburgh
Marshall
Columbus
Younstown
Lester Park
Fohn Cribbs
Paso
LYMER
Pleasantville
Ix Ene
Sis
Lovejoy
Jennings Bowser
Cae Bee
Hartin Bee
Arent
J. A. Bee
Roasi« Or
Mr. Jenison
Mes. Leach
Andrew Pollock
Rossiter
Vince Young
Alvie
Lydia
Auto Supplies
Main Street
Goodyear
Goodrich
Firestone
Pennsylvania
Wilmer Stewart
Studebaker
Enger
O. S. Sheffler
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