News of County Towns Idaho Social Notes Weary
County town brief listing visitors and households with Mr. and Mrs. Kimmel of Fi derton hosting kin. Guests include Crawford in Riders Ridge, Langham from Indiana, Blaine Miller party, Sell family. Vandergrift native Frank George at home here. Coulter kin in Indiana for winter. Gedliadden hosts corn and chicken supper for Warnshuis. J M Heitzen aunt visit, Marchand Baun kin, Gearhart and son Byron called in Brookville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Kimmel
Fiderton
Howard Kimmel
Carl Crawford
W. B. Crawford
Riders Ridge
Langham
Indiana
Blaine Miller
Robert Sell
Frank George
Vandergrift
James Aluckle
John Coulter
Mirtvarel Coulter
Gedliadden
George Warnshuis
John Smith
DuBois
Wm. Dormire
James Shields
Nannie
J. M. Heitzen
Francis Allison
John Baun
Near Marchand
Jont Gearhart
Byron
Brookville
Taylorsville Church Service and Local News
Services were held in the Presbyterian church on Sunday evening by Rav Sproul. Italey Goodlin, who joined the navy, has returned home. Mrs Miriam Serrier and daughter Mrs Andy Donahue were recent guests of Mrs Wm Harkens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Rav, Sproul
Italey Goodlin
Navy
Miriam Serrier
Andy Donahue
Wm. Harkens
Local Notes On Visitors And Appointments In Johns Town Area
Miss Grace Boucher visited relatives in Indiana Saturday. Mr and Mrs L E B Buterhaugh hosted Calvin Shank and two sons Arthur and Bernard and Mrs Margaret llouck and daughter Goldie of Clymer and Miss Florence Minto of Millville. Miss Mabel Allison, employed at Richard Boucher's, visited her parents in Johns Town recently. Dortha Repine of Barnesboro visited her parents Saturday evening. Mrs Flo Frank of Clement was in town last week. Martha Dane McDaniel repairs her newly purchased property and plans to move soon. Homer Bagley, wife and little son of Stafford visited Mary Brown Saturday night and Sabbath. Rev Clair Irwin, appointed to Cockport M P church, preached his first sermon at Salem on Sabbath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Boucher
Indiana
L. EB. Buterhaugh
Calvin Shank
Arthur
Bernard
Margaret Llouck
Goldie
Clymer
Florence Minto
Millville
Mabel Allison
Richard Boucher
Johnstown
Dortha Repine
Barnesboro
John Repine
Flo Frank
Clement
Martha Dane McDaniel
Homer, Bagley
Stafford
Mary Brown
Clair Irwin
Cockport
M. P
Salem
Visits and family mentions in Smicksburg area
Smicksburg notes list Eva McBrier of DuBois visiting aunt Mrs Thomas Rowland and Chas Heilhrun family of Punxsutawney. Mr and Mrs Richard Dodson of Richmond spent Sunday with C A Bennett and Morris Patton of Reynoldsville visited Patton's aunt Shields McMillen. Annie Fulton of California visits Mrs Joanna Fleck. George Whitacre of Georgeville also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva McBrier
DuBois
Thomas Rowland
Chas, Heilhrun
Punxsutawney
Richard Dodson
Richmond
C. A. Bennett
Morris Patton
Reynoldsville
Sunday Visits Across Families Mentioned InNotice
Sunday visits featured several families. Mr. and Mrs. Hickox of Georgeville visited Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Crawford. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Graffitta and daughter Martha with niece Verna Bowers from Kittanning visited Mrs. Grafius's sister Mrs. Alvin Bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Stiteler
Hickox
Georgeville
M. D. Crawford
Robt
Graffitta
Martha
Verna Bowers
Kittanning
Grafius
Alvin Bond
Junior Red Cross reaches millions of U S youths abroad and at home
About 12,000,000 boys and girls, nearly half the nation’s school population, belong to the Junior Red Cross. It aids European children while also doing important work domestically. Kalitan Chetwolf, son of an Indian guide and trapper, is the youngest Junior near Juneau Alaska and sends greetings to Juniors nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Red Cross
Europe
Kalitan Chetwolf
Juneau
Alaska
No-Children Law Upsets a Growing World
A provocative phrase argues that laws restricting or discouraging childbearing clash with global demographic trends and personal rights. The comment highlights tensions between policy aims and family life, urging consideration of individual choice and social implications.
Speeches and visits noted in Altoona and nearby towns
Rossmoyne J A Davis and Dr C M Smith with Henry Brant and Harry Kennard attended a Masonic Order of Shriners meeting in Altoona. Local residents made short trips to Punxsutawney, DuBois, Brockwayville, Indiana, and Norris Johnston visited friends. several households reported visiting relatives and neighbors last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Davis
C. M. Smith
Henry Brant
Harry Kennard
Altoona
Masonic Order of
Shrinera
G. H W. Elkin
Boyd and
Ward
Punxsutawhey
Boyd Elkin
Hubert Brewer
DuBois
George Greiner
Indiana
Brockwayville
Silas Williamson
Charles and
Otis
R. H. Pearce
Auditor's Notice of Estate Distribution in Indiana County
An auditor appointed by the Orphans' Court of Indiana County will settle and report on the distribution of money in the hands of The Farm ers Bank & Trust Company as administrator of the estate of Gilando Oss, deceased. The hearing is at the auditor's office in Indiana on October 26, 1920 at 1 30 p m. All interested parties may attend. JOHN S. TAYLOR Auditor Indiana Pa September 22, 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Indiana County
Iarméra Banks& Trust Company
Gilando Oss
Farmers Bank & Trust For
Indiana
Ueaday
John 8. Taylor
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Wallace Dry Goods Co
J.C. Wallace & Son
Philadelphia Street
Indiana, PA
Farmers Bank & Trust
First National Bank
Idaho
Covode
Robinson Crusoe
Big Canoe
Progress
Taylorsville
Spruce
Smicksburg
J. C. Moore Supply CO
Saltsburg, Pa
B.K
Gibson-Clark Co
American Red Cross
Douglass
Rossmoyne
Albert
James Lytle
Norris Johnston
Lucy Lydick
Maude Wells
Wall Paper
Canada
Independent
Wall Paper Co
Liberty Ave
Pittsburgh
Iples
Cherry Tree, PA
Professon
Dick” Thompson
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