Blairsville County Town News Highlights Local Visits and Events
Samuel Parsons of Los Angeles visited Mrs. Helen Cunningham with Mrs. Lewis George purchasing a 70 foot lot on North Spring Street. T. C. Watson, returning from the G A R encampment in Kansas City, visited his Kansas brothers. B. Cole from the state highway department plans road work toward New Alexandria. Albert Ford earns health inspector duties at the Second Ward School. John Moore and wife visit Mrs. Eliza Rugg. Marcus Dennis recovers from illness. Dr. Leech’s condition improves after an Indiana fair accident. Arthur Long visits Mrs. Lawrence George. Editor Charles Kerler travels to Atlantic City. Martin Taylor dies at Vandergrift Heights while visiting Ruth Petit in Washington. Guests include Mrs. J. L. Smith, Logan R. Moore, and W. H. Portier. N. M. Baker and family motor to Blairsville after visiting relatives. Miller party includes Mrs. Isaac K. Miller’s daughter Margaret and son John.
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Blairsville
Samuel Parsons
Los Angeles
Cal
Helen Cunningham
Lewis George
Coulter Wiggins
North Spring Street
T. C. Watson
Kansas City
Kansas
B. Cole
State Highway Department
New Alexandria
Albert Ford
Second Ward
John Moore
Wilkinsburg
Eliza Rugg
Marcus Dennis
Fountain Inn
Arthur Long
Lawrence George
Charles Kerler
Atlantic City
Martin Taylor
David Taylor
Vandergrift Heights
Ruth Petit
Washington
J. L. Smith
Johnstown
Logan R. Moore
W. H. Portier
Saltsburg
J. P. Archibald
N. M. Baker
Isaac K. Miller
Margaret
John
Miller
Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Church Service
Mr and Mrs J F Nichol of Swissvale attended the birthday party of J M Knupp and returned home with Mrs Nichol s sister Mids Hdna Knupp who will visit for several days Mrs Harvey Garman spent a few days with her mother Mrs A H Ruffner Mr and Mrs G F Houck visited relatives in Burnside over the weekend Mrs Nettie Holling and daughter Olive have returned to Pittsburg after several weeks visiting here and with relatives Mrs Matthew Brilhart and child ren of Ord visited her parents Mr and Mrs John Raleigh last week Sabbath school and preaching will be held at East Mahoning church next Sabbath with Sabbath school at 945 and preaching at 11 am by Rev M M Smith Budd Houck who has spent his vacation with his parents Mr
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J. F. Nichol
Swissvale
J. M. Knupp
Nettie Holling
Olive
Pittsburg
Matthew Brilhart
Ord
John Raleigh
East Mahoning
M. M. Smith
Budd Houck
Local Social Notes Around Juniata and Vicinity
Mrs H H Houk has returned to Juniata college. Mrs A H Ruffner visits Frugality relatives. Harry Buterbaugh of Altoona attended a funeral for his niece daughter of Mr and Mrs Banka Buterbaugh. W W Nichol family attended Carrolltown fair. Sara Ella Hood visits sister Mrs P M Graft Vandergrift. Alice Robinson leaves for Meadville to Allegheny College. Mr and Mrs John F St Clair and Lydia spent Sunday with sister Mrs John Mabon. Ernest Mack of Somerset visited parents. Hood family of Johnstown visit. Samuel Wallace calls at Blairsville. Hood/Mabon/Smith households entertain near Blairsville. Eiza Brown of New Concord visits local relatives.
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H. H. Houk
Juniata College
A. H.ruffner
Harry Buterbaugh
Altoona
Banka Buterbaugh
W. W. Nichol
Sara Ella Hood
P. M. Graft
Vandercrift
Alice Robinson
Meadville
Allegheny College
John F. St. Clair
Lydia
John Mabon
Ernest Mack
Somerset
Harry Mack
John G. Hood
Johnstown
James Hood
Samuel Wallace
Blairsville
R. J. Hood
Steel Mabon
Robi Hood
W. R. Smith
Eiza Brown
New Concord
Local Social Notes and Obituary Items
Mrs Edward Crone is on the sick list. A J Lydie family and Eva and Mildred Shank visited Floyd Lightner in Dixonville. Clyde Bee and Harland Bee visited friends in Rossiter. Martha May Buterbaugh daughter of Banks died Thursday and was buried in Hast Mahoning cemetery. Nellis English visited Clymer. Don Goodlin bought a touring car. Harry Clawson family visited friends at Irwin. Wesley Hadden plans move to Shanktown.
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A. J. Lydie
Eva
Mildred Shank
Floyd Lightner
Dixonville
Clyde Bee
Harland Bee
Rossiter
Martha May
Banks Buterbaugh
Hast Mahoning
Nellis English
Clymer
Don Goodlin
Mitchells Mills Social Guests and Local News
Mrs A M Hill and three children of Windber Mrs Edith McCallens of Latrobe Paul Hill of Seattle and Carl Hill of Chicago were guests of Mrs M Sickenberger and Miss Annie Johnston recently Forty one attended a Bible social at the home of Mr and Mrs John H Douglas with refreshments served and all enjoyed themselves Mrs Josiah Beard and daughter Violet of Greensburg are guests of Mr and Mrs Deb Kelly Samuel Mock of Indiana and Clark Mock are building a home for their mother A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Earnest Learn on Saturday Lawrence Hines drove Mr and Mrs John Wasbinder and four boys to Chest Creek in his auto on Sunday to visit Mrs John Troxell Mr and Mrs Fred Black and two others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Hill
Windber
Edith McCallens
Latrobe
Paul Hill
Seattle
Wash
Carl Hill
Chicago
M. Sickenberger
Annie Johnston
John H. Douglas
Josiah Beard
Violet
Greensburg
Deb Kelly
Samuel Mock
Indiana
Clark Mock
Earnest
Lawrence Hines
John Wasbinder
Chest Creek
John Troxell
Fred Black
Sunday visits by Green and Barrett families
Samuel Green and family and Mrs Barrett traveled to Madeline on Sunday to visit friends while children were guests of A J Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Long
Samuel Green
Indiana Normal Enrollee Sparks Local Social Notes
Mrs Chas Hudson and daughter visited Indiana. Miss Mary Seanor enrolled at Indiana Normal. Mrs Jacob Frye ill at son John Frye's home. Bothell and Bothell visits noted. Dr J A Wilkin to move to Smicksburg. Trusal returned from Montana. Daisy Long recovering from pneumonia. Olive Wolfe improving from serious illness. Kathryn Stonebraker spent time with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zetta Marlin
Wilkinsburg
Mary Seanor
Indiana Normal
Jacob Frye
John Frye
Clair Bothel
Wm. Kelly
J. A. Wilkin
Smicksburg
P. H. Trusal
Stacy Kunkle
Montana
D. P. Bothell
Indiana
Daisy Long
Olive Wolfe
Kathryn Stonebraker
Undertaking More Than We Can Handle On A Farm
A farm adviser cautions against overloading work and emphasizes planning ahead. I W Lighty of the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture warns that plowing sod too late for wheat seedbeds yields poor results, urging timely, coordinated tillage and cropping to avoid late seeding and harvests. He stresses keeping up with tasks and prioritizing profitability while allowing time for rest.
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I. W. Lighty
Farm Allinger
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
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