Homer City Community News Roundup
Mrs. Cunningham returns home from Indiana hospital. Dr J C Weamer of Tarentum paid a visit. Mrs Peddicord visits Johnstown. Mr and Mrs A J Carson and Mrs Barclay of Vandergrift visit sick mother Mrs Carson. Dr Paul Reed treats infantile paralysis at Tearing Run. Mrs TI Winter of Indiana visits Homer. Colonial Club hosted corn lunch and picnic at Idlewood park Thursday. Carl Griffith of Akron visits his father. Dr and Mrs J F Shaukis of Indiana were in Homer Friday. Communion planned at M W Church next Sunday. Miss Verna Nippes of Johnstown visits Mrs Dult. Mrs Ralph McConnaughey visits relatives. Mr and Mrs S C Steele motor to Merrill Friday and back. Mr and Mrs Walter Wray of Mc-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunningham
Indiana Hospital
J. C. Weamer
Tarentum
Peddicord
Johnstown
A. J. Carson
J. ¥. Barclay
Vandergrift
Carson
Paul Reed
Paul Reed Is Taking Care of A Cage of Infantile Paralysis At Tearing Run
TI. C. Winter
Indiana
Homer
Colonial Club
Idlewood Park
Carl Griffith
Akron
J. F. Shaukis
M. WW
Verna Nippes
Dult
Ralph McConnaughey
8. C. Steele
Merrer
Walter Wray
Local visits and moves noted in area highlights
Keesport residents visited at Br. B. Griffiths home where Miss Emma Findley had been visiting and accompanied them home. Simon Uber plans to move his store to the new Adams building this week. Dr and Mrs Palmer returned home after a vacation of several weeks. Dr Nix fh J Nix and J M Carson drove to Pittairn Saturday afternoon to attend a ball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keesport
Br. B. Grifith
Emma Findley
Simon Uber
Adams
Community Notices From North Point Week's Social Calls
Miss Mildred Neal travels to Du Bois to visit sister Mrs Wil Cease while Miss Faye Reitz makes Punxatawny rounds. Several locals visit relatives in DuBois Echo Hamilton and Smithsburg. Pearl Neal heads to Indiana to teach, Grace Summel stays with Aaron Neal, and more short visits wrap the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Neal
du Bois
Wil) Cease
Faye Reitz
Josiah Neal
Indiana
Grace Summel
Aaron Neal
Hecho
Arthur Keep
Dayton
Clark Reitz
DuBois
Pansy Neat
Echo
George Highlands
Trackville
Prank Reitz
May Douds
Duquesne
Cyrus Rummel
Twila Beam
Pearl Neal
Dorothy Stear
Horatio
J. G. Crawford
Abram Hicks
Beatty Elkin
James Elkin
Smithsburg
Mabel Hicks
Elizabeth Dormire
Hamilton
Miss Hicks
Smicksburg Visitors and Weekend Guests Reported
Adam Black and wife visit Brookville Strattonville and Somerville while Robert Mikesell and family stay with Mrs. M. K. Lewis in Pittsburg over Sunday. Mrs Jane Shaffer and son drive to Pittsburg. Dr J M Lukehart and family visit Mrs Martha Lukehart in Sabbath. Warry Lukehart of Punxsutawney joins family in the area. W C Snyder and two children guest at Snyderville in recent travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kee
Edgar
Butler
J. W. Clark
J. N. Stipes
Blairsville
Presbyterian Church
Charles Widdowson
Mtta Williams
Cleveland
Ohio
Richard Kelly
M. W. Guste
Frances
Elizabeth Darby
Witherdings
Sara Porter
J. St. George
Mildred
Little Bob
Indiana
Adam Black
Brookville
Strattonville
Somerville
Robert Mikesell
Pittsburg
Mikesell
M. K. Lewis
Jane Shaffer
Malvern
J. M. Lukehart
Rossiter
Warry Lukehart
Punxsutawney
Martha
James Nichol
L. H. Lowman
Zenny Stephens
Jean and
Clair
Jennie Stephens
Henderson Stitt
Jno. McCoy
Simeon Johns
John H. Smith
Frank C. Adams
BE. W. Smith
George Huston
W. W. Huston
Mabel Templeton
Robert
J. J. Reade
Community Visitors and Family News Page
Mrs Snyder's parents visited relatives while Miss Condron guests in Tarentum Verona and Rossmoyne locals join Vandergrift ties. Numerous residents of Apollo Vandergrift and Tarentum host and travel for church and family. Local movements include Bruce King moving near Reed and Mrs McMillen's Dayton visit with kin.
E. R. Lumsden Company Moves to Philadelphia Street
The E. R. Lumsden Company announces its new quarters at 728 Philadelphia Street in the basement of the Young building. They invite the public to call for plumbing and heating services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Lumsden Company
Philadelphia Street
Young
E. R. Lumsden CO
Cider Press to Open at Edwards Farm Near Plumville
The hydraulic cider press on JG W Edwards farm two miles south of Plumville will start on September 11 and run the first three days weekly Monday Tuesday and Wednesday during the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JG. W. Edwards
Plumville
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Albert Siegfried
Livermore
RR. Cuthbert
Fittsburg
Nancy Wells
Lewis Baeckhart
D. F. Monnhey
Cox
Frank Galvine
W. EB. Carey
Central House
Sam Biss
Norrig Raleigh
Will Wilfiname
Gipsy
Donahey
Nettie Glass
Clearfield
Elmer Altman
Nor Creekside
Tharry Clark
Charlie Duncan
Hobdoken
Duncan
S. McFeaters
Hill District
Clare
John Heagy
J. A. Shrom
Sind
Indiana Normal
J. R. Geary
Indigona
Elen Geerge
Anna George
Jacob Richards
Mary McCutcheon
Pittsburgh
Helen Huston
Josephine Furnace and Coke Company
Janes & Laughlin
Sevral
Aarmace
Bertha Starry
Little Aughter
Caude Long
Will Freed
William Heimbach
Josephine
Williamsport
J. M. Laird
Worth- Gaeton
J. W. Mc
Homer City
North Point
Smicksburg
Columbia Grafonoa
Columbia Records
October Records
Steving&Streams
Phila
St. Indiana
Mckisson Valley
Jidward Eed
W. W. Couch
John Ferguson
James Fryer
Clarlsburg
Daniel McCracken
Mary
C. Smith
Willis Davis
Wm. Balentine
John Cunningham
Nellie Couch
Joseph Fulton
West Webanon
Bruce King
Addison George
Reed
Apollo
Idaho
Samuel Henderson
Emma Miller
Oliver Ruth King
Bertha Fryer
Paul Walker
Murray McHough
W. P. George
Howard Kimmel
Duffman
Miss Heilman
Frank Kimmel
Sheloda
Adam Painter
J. F. Munshower
Ray Meyers
Fred
Willam Barr
Beulah Henderson
Jane George
Ambrose
M. P. McMillen
A. C. Morrow
Dessie Kirkpatrick
Hossmayne
Ephraim Kirkpatrick
Robert Morrow
Presbytery l
Ben McQuilken
Jackson McMillen
Jacob Learn
Wilslet
Benton Learn
Charles McMillen
Louige
W. ©. McMillen
Kenwood
Hilltop
Boyd Hanna
L. F. Robinson
G. C. Devinney
Chas. Hanna
Nellie
Norman Bee
Herbert Fiester
Wilmerding
James King
Luxenberg
Steving
Strealis Undertakers & Embalmers
Philadelphia Street Bell
American Union
Elkg
Marshall Shoes
Julia Marlowe
Els
New York
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