Reunion Class Ends Gala Time at Indiana Normal School
The class of 1903 Indiana State Normal School pioneers ended their reunion with a Camp Rest-a-While picnic. Saturday evening they attended a dinner party at Miss Made Cameron’s North ightreet home hosted by Miss Cameron Mrs. Chapman Miss Viole Simpson and Mrs. Maud Cameron Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana State Normal School
Indigala
Made Cameron
Northightreet
Miss Cameron
Bess ¢Diaghgim Chapman
Viole Simpson
Maud Cameron Stewart
Local social notes from Latrobe region
Clyde Heffelfinger and parents visited last week. Families from Latrobe Vandergrift Elderton Indiana South Bend and Kent hosted and attended picnics visits and gatherings at multiple homes. Several residents spent time with relatives and friends in Elderton Mackenridge and nearby towns.
Local Social Notes Highlight Neighbor Visits
Mrs Ellen Kerrey and Mrs John Lawman of N andria visited several days with friends at a place. Elmer Boyer of New Florence and family spent Saturday and Sabbath with farmers, inlaws and sister. Louise Warner returned home after weeks with friends in Coatmeugh township. Mrs Arnold Jonner and children visited her parents Mr and Mrs diayes George in Aultman on Saturday. Frank Warner, employed in New Alex, appears in the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Kerrey
John Lawman
Nandria
Elmer Boyer
New Florence
Aad Mas
William Beer
Louise Warner
Coatmeugh Township
Arnold Jonner
Edward
Caroline
Elsabelle
Aultman
Diayes George
Frank Warner
Alex
Local Social Visits and Ball Game Result
CLYMER Mrs Stephen Kulney and children visited the Kopson home the past week. Mrs James Grant of Verona visited friends here. Our boys beat Hastings 11 to 2 on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Ivan Berringer visited Corkport. Mabon Shank and Miss Vada McGown were Indiana callers Saturday. Caleb Shank and sons Bernard and Arthur were out of town. Mazel McCarley goes to Windber to stay a couple weeks with Robert Kirkman family. Anna Rosko and Arma Mee gess attended a Starford dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Kulney
Frederick
Coverdale
Mike Kopson
James Grant
Verona
Hastings
Ivan Berringer
Corkport
Mabon Shank
Vada McGown
Indiana
Caleb Shank
Bernard
Arthur
Mazel McCarley
Windber
Robert Kirkman
Anna Rosko
Arma Mee Gess
Starford
Georig eville social notes from local visitors
Georgeville residents report Sunday departures to Struthers Ohio to visit Mrs Elmer Heap and Mrs Lucy Lydie returns from Kittanning. Mrs Neal and children visited with friends at Loop over Sabbath. Margaret Sloniger and granddaughter Mildred Gilhousen from Dayton pre visiting friends here. Mr and Mrs Floyd Stear and son spent Sabbath at Burt Kinter’s. Mr and Mrs Burt Frederick and family of Railroad were guests of W T Frederick and family over Sabbath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Kime
Walter Kinter
Elmer Heap
Struthers
Ohio
Lucy Lydie
Kittanning
Neal
Loop
Margaret Sloniger
Mildred Gilhousen
Dayton
Floyd Stear
Sapnath
Burt Kinter's
Burt Frederick
Railroad
W. T. Frederick
Good Soap For Two Gents A Pound
An old advertisement extols easy do it yourself soap making for households. It claims water and kitchen scraps with Merry War Lye make soft or hard soap quickly without boiling, saving money and ensuring pure soap for kitchen laundry and beds. The label promises simple directions on Merry War Powdered Lye cans and a secure resealable container.
Measles and mumps cases noted in weekly reports
Several illness cases including measles and mumps are reported. Families such as Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Elder and children from Rochester Mills visited Mrs Elder’s parents Sunday. Mrs. Lowman and daughter Hannah visited Mrs. Fuller who is a patient in the Indiana-Tip hospital. Mrs. Fuller is recovering. Mrs. Wm. Kunkle visited her sister Mrs. W. T. Jack in New Alexandria. Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Finley and Miss Anna Martha Shields returned to Pittsburgh. Mr. and Mrs. Walter George and Miss Ruth Dixon visited Blairsville Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Elder
Rochester Mills
Mrs Ethel Conrad Returns Home After Visit
Miss Ethel Conrad of Blacklick has returned to her home after visiting a week with her brother Frank Conrad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Conrad
Blacklick
Frank Conrad
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Kbukle
Robert
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Lonfile
Luzerne
Clyde Heffelfinger
Andrew Heffelfinger
Latrabr
John Wiggins
William Clark
Elderton
Bertha Stuchell
John Warner
Bert Little
Lavenia Sell
Vandergrift
Fether
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Wilbur Stuchell
Mittannes
Aly
James Trescall
Imaogene
Mary Ellen
Eenest
Jae
Rey
Everett True
Vms
Perbon
Lla Warher
Beet de Ra Service
A. T. Taylor & Son
Clymer
Georgeville
Err
New Palm Beach
Troutman’s Store News
Troutman
Roy Beer
Paul Ron
Ecez
Dodge
Irs
John Vanvechtgn
Jean
Mary E. Cribbs
Cribboning
Frank H. Carson
Palmelot
Burrell
Kent
Hudson
Phaeton
Fraight
Tex
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