Local Families Share Weekend and Weekday Visits
Deadwaters residents Kermit and John Artemus stayed home Sunday night. Johnstown guests William Kimpfield family and Rank Stephens attended a Cockport fair Friday. Indiana resident Emma Moose visited Amanda Moose for the weekend. James Williams and Verna Spires from Johnstown spent Saturday at their Deadwaters camp. C C McFeaters and Harvey Moose joined a Sunday school social at Burgs near Penn Run on Tuesday. Harry Goodlin and sons from Brentzer visited friends here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kimpfield
Rank Stephens
John Rice
Burg
Penn Run
Harry Goodlin and Sons
Brentzer
Community church notices and social visits in Lewisville
Sabbath school at 1 30 followed by preaching and a department meeting. Community singing Friday evening. W F Barkley and family visited Mrs Lucetta Tom to celebrate her birthday with a cake of eighty candles. Numerous local residents and visitors are noted visiting relatives, attending events, or traveling to Blairsville Livermore and Indiana for school and hospital matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewisville
W. F. Barkley
Lucetta Tom
Tomb
Elmer Ewing
Bert McKee
Near Town
Miss Richards
Blairsville
J. L. Diven
J. S. Marshall
Columbia Hospital
Helen Hwing
Indiana
D. L. Marshall
McMillen
J. A. Lubold
Eleanor Ruth McGinley
W. B. McGinley
Dwight Barkley
Dwight, Jr
W. F. ‘Barkley
Treacherous Engineer and a Fatal Trestle Crash
In darkness and rain a freight line bends toward a river trestle where engineer Toughlin loses nerve and triggers a deadly sequence. Phillips, blamed for the scare, shows deep torment as the train halts and Toughlin falls to his death. the narrator confronts Phillips amid wreckage and fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doland
Phillips
Rannoughlin
Toughlin
Brakie
Wiy
Voughlin
Rann Toughlin
Yaughlin
Loughin
Bill
Plum Creek Visitors Mark Weekend Gatherings
A series of visits: Mr. and Mrs. Paul McParland and others from New Kensington. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ramer and family from South Bend. Bertha Frailey and Florence Ramer from Indiana. Paul Bennett of Brushvalley. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lasher and relatives. Dan Clark of Ohio. and several local families in Callery, New Castle, and Harrisburg areas. Howard Habisonu, a 19 year old messenger, inherits a $75,000 fortune but stays delivering telegrams in San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul McParland
Harold Ash
New Kensington
Wand
Ralph Ramer
Melvin Silvis
South Bend
Paul Bennett
Brushvalley
Bertha Frailey
Florence Ramer
Indiana
Frank Lasher
Gblose
Henry
Grant Rearick
Loyd Reefer
New Castle
Charles Myers, Sr
Howard Habisonu
San Antonio
Texas
Weekend visits across towns reveal a busy social scene
ALVERDA Mrs. John Yukas and grandson Frank Balog Andy Pinter and brother Daniel spent the weekend with relatives at Masury. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Pickup and sons of Clymer visited Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pickup. Emma Horvath went to New York City seeking employment. Helen Petho of Heilwood called on Mrs. Joe Yopcik. Mrs. Wm. Schultz and daughter Mary were Barnesboro callers. Mrs. Laura Davis of Cleveland visiting friends and relatives. Mary Sutila of Indiana visiting her parents. Wm. Nelson of South Park called in town. Mr. and Mrs. George Barney and children and Kate Percha of Kent visited the Skorija home. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Balon and Margaret Legas of Cleveland visiting at the Legus parents. Joseph Leone and sister Alma of Hellwood spent Sunday with grandparents. Mrs. Mitchell and daughter Helen of Heilwood called on friends Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alverda
John Yukas
Frank Balog
Andy Pinter
Daniel
Masury
Chas. Pickup and Sons
Clymer
Albert Pickup
Emma Horvath
New York City
Helen Petho
Heilwood
Joe Yopcik
Wm. Shultz
Mary
Barnesboro
Laura Davis
Cleveland
Mary Sutila
Indiana
Joe Sutila
Wm. Nelson
South Park
George Barney
Kate Perchc
Kent
Mike Skorija
Albert Balon
Margaret Legas
Frank Legus
Joseph Leone
Alma
Hellwood
Joseph Voxer
Mitchell
Helen
Friends
Rochester Mills and area social notes
Loyd Pardee moved to Indiana Thursday and Ambrose Rowley shopped there on Thursday. Mrs. Sadie Lewis visits Indiana to stay with her daughter. J. M. Glipatrick of Oak Tree was a fineness caller Saturday. H. D. Pifer called at Punxsutawney Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Max Crawford and children of Punxsutawney spent Saturday with local friends. John F. Nolf of Brookville and Robert H. Knox of Marchand visited Mr. and Mrs. Marry Weaver on Sunday. Edward Havey of Bradford and Mrs. Homer Pifer were guests Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pifer and children of Dubois visited his parents. H. M. Wells of Pittsburgh visited Thomas Dilpatrick. George Pollock visited friends in Punxsutawney. Six of ten of the $20,200 persons arrested and fingerprinted in this county last year were under 30. about 20 percent under 21, 18 percent 21–24, and 18 percent 25–29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Marshall
Lenore Parks
Indiana
F. J. Parks
John Palys
Andrew Ritz
Detroit
Mich
Mike Ritz
W. L. Clawson
Grace
Blairsville
Harold Borland
A. R. Jewell
Harry Coleman
Ralph Keeley
Avonmore
Indiana Fair Grounds
William H. Berks
Brackenridge
Paul Lowman
George Fryar
New Philadelphia
Ohio
J. E. Fryar
Dean Clawson
Meade Lowman
Homer City
Luella Graf
J. B. Fryar
Punxsutawney
Loyd Pardee
Ambrose Rowley
Sadie Lewis
J. M. Glipatrick
Oak Tree
H. D. Pifer
Brookville
Robert H. Knox
Marchand
Marry Weaver
Edward Havey
Bradford
Homer Pifer
Carl ‘Pifer
Dubois
Wm. Pifer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Deadwaters Kermit and
John Artemus
Johnstown
W. E. Fleming
Livermore
Vandergrift
John Culbertson
Pittsburgh
John
Nashville
Tenn
George Rose
Clarksburg
Raymond Graft
Roy McGinley
Edwards Motor Co
Penna
Larrow and
Edelmans
Morton
Wingold
Goldenrod
Winona
Millers Dog
Hetrick & Wilson
P.B.R
Mute Justice
Dixonville
John Prushnok
George
Arcadia
Mary Arda
Frank Sebastian
Mike Yankacky
James Sabatella
Charles Liptak, Jr
John Hayduk
John Novotney
Albert Novotney
Pater Maloney
Wm. Sebastian
John Chesko
Hazelton
Mr. Maloney
Merle Bennett
Smithport
Willard Lennon
Conrath
Main Street
Richard Purcell
Hugene Tate
Pine Flats
James Dobson
Otis Wilson
Orren Napp
Midwest
Jethro Jacoby
Rossiter
Plum Creek
the Savings Trust CO
Indiana, Pennsylvania
Rochester Mills
Geo.d.leydic
Ion
Brown’s Boot Shops Shoes and Hosiery
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