Local People Reach Out For Visits And Health News
Miss Margaret Homan of near Marchand visited her brother Levi Homan and family. Many locals report sickness, visits, and social events including Mrs Mollie Feel Aund and Mrs George Gant hosting relatives. Attendees from Pine Vale and Antioch to Sunday school conventions at Indiana. others visit relatives, attend fairs, and attend society meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Homan
Near Marchand
Levi Homan
Chance Beck
Dauhter
Frank Beck
Johnstown
Mollie Feel
George Gant
Grant Rammey
War Uts
le Batter
Aret Neale
Tarrisbure
D. Th. Wyant
Leo Kuntz
XN mm Centor
He Ipiter
Berenis
J. T. Miller
Byron Cearhart
J. H. Miller
Marparent Oman
Art Chesley
Fleder Powell
Marchand
Martha Wyant
Grant Ramey
Blarvisburg
Indiana
Pine Vale
Margaret Sheesiey
Laura Minnan
M. A. Lowman
Frank Reichsmitler
Antioch
Glenn Lowman
Mildred Goodien
Bert Brown
John Leasure
Jist
Eugene Crawford
Jimmy
Cherry Tree
Wiliam ‘Thomas
A. CG. Richard
Warry McMillen
Barnesboro
John Leastre
HH. R. Spicher
Washington Township Social Roundup and Local Meetings
Miss Torothy Johnston and Miss Waitman tied the Five Points school on Movnlay. Mrs. John Park called at the J. E. Orr home on Fr. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Orcaid attended the Patron to or Mrs. uhiot. Other locals report delegates elected from the Elm Cminse, visits to Pomona Grange, and Sunday gatherings with families including the Orr and Melptire clans. Communion service noted at Harmony City church with 2:30 rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torothy Johnston
Waitman
Movnlay
John Park
J. E. Orr
Harry Orcaid
Uhiot
Blystene
Con
Henn
Laure
Jone
Pmixtog
Pdayton
Rye
Ep Dayton
Oh Ok Boyer
Janain
Rey Stuesell
Stew Stuehell
Fron Y el
Cavlos
Kays
Myra
Wailley
Qari
J.B. Orr
Crdvin Smoikana
Poardity
Willum Dark
Hairmony Citys Ceca
Sturday
Ernest Orr
George Treman
Charles Conner
Willet
Elizabeth McLown
Son. Frick
Paul Melptire
Creekside News Roundup of Local Happenings
The community reports work on the iron bridge abutments and bridge safety efforts. Local residents including Mrs Minnie Bates and others recount visits, social events, and family time. A heavy prune crop and a horse with a broken leg are noted along with a bridge crew including Mr Klein and Mr Kaden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron Bridge
Minnie Bates
Young People’s Club
Cravan
Norman Spence
Lukehart
Punxsitawney
Buffingham
George Neghit
Lottie Carnahan
Willian Clark
Madison Carnahan
Earle Carnahan
Elmer Short
M Lilian Adams
Indiana
Vis Bya Wendricks
B. Wright
Larry Binley
Fronn Carnahan
Bernd Mairman
Creekside
Jay Padua
Presbyterian Gcemetery
Small Town Visitors and Odd Postal Exchange
Brush Valley WT Mineral dabistawny Morry the Villes last week. Kerlingey Pitlabursh weed will TF brother aura yr TF. G Nelson and wife were Homer City visitors last Saturday. Chrvance Younkins and Wife Jobnstown spent Saturday with his uncle and aun John Brown and wife. Mrs Fred Verlinger and William Raeh of Indiana were Valley visitors last Saturday. James McMallen Johnstown visitor last Saturday. Raine Sewart Homer City Russell Verlinger county visitor last Saturday. Charles Stewart and son Davis were Johnstown callers last Friday. Information Department Farmer Jenkins visited village post office. He asked for Aunt Jenny’s card. postmaster hinted she is coming Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerlingey
Pitlabursh
Aura
G. Nelson
Homer City
Chrvance Younkins
Jobnstown
John Brown
Fred Verlinger
Willian Raeh
Indiana
Valley
James McMallen
Johnstown
Raine Sewart
Russell Verlinger
Charles Stewart and
Davis
Jenkins
Jenny
Donkins
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roeam
Victor Records
Lear
Silas C. Streams
P. R. R. Depot
Phila
Patronize Progress
Nicholtown
Berringer
Wallie Coble
Floyd Coble
Stifflertown
Cockport
M. T. Berringer
Marie
Holidaysburg
Harry Fleming
Elijah Baker
Heigh
Women’s Missionary Society
Clyde Berringer
Elizabeth Rummel
H. S. Mankamyer
Vallie Cable
Dodge Brothers
INE
Victory Congo
Douce Brothers
Cary
Sandard
Detroit
Washington Township
Brush Valley
BELUS
Eome
Wayne Aves and
Meigs
seater-Kent
Blair
Weather Bros. Suvlitua
Shorty
Moorhead
Garnaut
First National Bank of Indiana, Penna
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