MARGHAND Moved to Farm and Farewell Gatherings
Mrs E W Peffer moved to the farm with her father Jacob Stormer and a farewell party was held at William Hueys last Saturday. The Huey family plan to move to Indiana. Mr and Mrs J G Hetznvater held a farewell party Friday night and moved to DuBois this week. Mrs John Moot went to Gallitzin for her mother Mrs H C Hill’s illness. Owen Smith moved to the Huey farm he recently bought. Lee Moot of Cresson visited his mother Mrs Annie Moot. Mr and Mrs Samuel Wassam of Cherry Tree visited Rosa Wingert Saturday night. H W Smeaton is bedridden with pneumonia. L W Powell is laid up with a sore foot from road work. Miss Matilda Pollock closed a term of school here Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Peffer
Jacob Stormer
William Huey
Huey
Indiana
J. G. He
Tznnvater
DuBois
John Moot
Gallitzin
H. C. Hill
Owen Smith
Fuey
Lee Moot
Cresson
Annie Moot
Samuel Wassam
Cherry Tree
Rosa
Wingert
H. W. Smeaton
L. W. Powell
Matilda Pollock
Millville Social Roundup Includes Visits and Guests
Local Indiana shoppers Mrs Sam mel Leasure and daughter Gayle join a list of visitors. The Ladies Missionary Circle met at Mrs Tanae Madden’s home Thursday. Various residents, including Eva Lydie, Roy Douglass, Clara Bence, and Edna Hadden with Lawrence Langham, are noted for travel, calls, and school prizes amid neighborly gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Sammel Leasure
Gayle
Maggfe Widdowson
Irvin McGuire
Roy Douglass
Missionary Circle
Tanae Madden
Pleasantville Local Remarks and Arrivals
Rees Reede moving to Clymer from Pleasantville, while Mrs Harry Ganl visits Pennsylvania and returns to Canton Ohio. Hersis, Mrs J A Newlin and two children visited since Gibson’s Easter visit. Steele Waltemire recovering from illness. D B Waltemire and Sherd Burnheimer bought Fords. Mrs Jesse Dick visited Monday. Miss Carvie and Violet Waltemire were Pine Plains callers Friday. Mrs Shearman Barnett, Mrs Bertha Weille and family Heilwood visitors Saturday. Milt Henry bought a Chevrolet. Mrs Lydia Wattemire is very ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rees Reede
Clymer
Harry Ganl
Recatives
Pennsylvania
Canton
O. Hersis
J. A. Newlin
Ther
Gibson
Steele Waltemire
D. B. Waltemire
Sherd Burnheimer
Jesse Dick
Misses Carvie
Violet Waltemire
Shearman Barnett
Bertha Weille
Heilwood
Milt Henry
Lydia Wattemire
Local Notes From Georgeville and Surrounding Areas
Miss Mabel Kinter stays with sister Mrs Merle Neal while attending school at Trade ity. Towman Neal returns home from Gatesboro work. Mrs Lucy Lydie and Mrs Mars Lyslie visited Mrs Guert Rowe in Phillville last week. Ernest Nichol of Indiana spent Easter at his sister Mrs Myrl Stewart’s home. Mr and Mrs Cramer called on Miss Orpha Streams near Pinmville. Robert and Ross Kime took Welsh grade exams at Marion Ceonier. Mildred Frederick took it at Plumville. A serenade at Mrs Tickox’s home celebrated daughter Katherine’s wedding to St Cramer. Q A Whitaker and Walter Kinter visited Plumville on Saturday. Misses Marie Hamilton and Mildred Skinter visited their parents over the weekend. Mrs Belle Vantiorn, long in Indiana, returned home Saturday. Mrs W F Frederick visited Kinter Fry of Beyer last week. Annie Hazlett visited Mrs Mabel McCormick last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Kinter
Merle Neal
Trade Ity
Towman Neal
Gatesboro
Lucy Lydie
Mars Lyslie
Guert. Rowe
Phillville
Ernest Nichol
Indiana
Myrl Stewart
81 Cramer
Orpha Streams
Pinmville
Robert
Ross Kime
Marion Ceonier
Mildred
Frederick
Plumville
Tlckox
Katherine
Walter Kinter
Marie Hamilton
Mildred Skinter
Belle Vantiorn
W. F. Frederick
Kinter Fry
Beyer
Annie Hazlett
Mabel McCormick
Local visits and social notes from Uniontown area
Uniontown residents and families are reported visiting relatives in Cherry Tree Nanty Glo and Shanktown. Entries note illnesses including blood poisoning on a hand and a sick list. A car purchase by Clair Beringer and a Saturday party at Wahant Ruggles are mentioned among local social items.
Surprise farewell for Mrs. Blakley in local gathering
Forty neighbors and friends surprised Mrs. J. F. Blakley at her home with refreshments. The W C T U sewing circle presented a gold pin and quilt as a token of esteem. Additional notes mention visitors and local schooling plans, plus the death of nine month old Wayne Pennington from measles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Blakley
W. C. T. U. Sewing Circle
Ada Hoover
Margaretta Shields
J. Gearharg
Wayne
Archie Pennington
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DELCO
Delco-Light
White
Vogel Electric
N. Firth St
Theresa
Grant
Giant Tires
Pacrel Post u. _. a
Indiana County
E. H. Burkhart & Sons
Horner
Johnstown, PA
Toledo
Fred F. Allen
P. O
Greensburg, Pa
Rochester Mills
Paul Richardson
Ohio
Anna Richardson
John C. Wells
H. M. Wells
James Miller
Inogene
Hast Brady
Harry Ae
Punnxsutawney Saturay
Pearl A. Weiss
Punxsatawney
Walter Crawford
Canoe Ridge
Wilber
Francis Widdowson
Homer Downey
Grace Myers
Tudinna
Hero
John P. Barroth
Bradford
Homer Me
Juneau
Minnie DeLaunterody
Punxsutawney
Charles Caldwell
Clay Baui
Claud Shields
Emery Shields
Famils
Claude Shields
Eugene Smith
Locust
Rev
Steeley
Larue Peffer
Marchand
Milton Peat
St. Mark’s Church
P. Smith
Marghand
Millville
Eva Lydie
Stafford
Deckers Point
George Oher
Eugene James
Syvadia Langham
Missy Ethel Widdowson
Paul Wilt
Edna Hadden
Lawrence Langham
Penn Run
Wyke
Blacklick
Clara Bence
Dixonville
Chas, Leasure
Aatry James
Clair Leasure
Cockport
Paul Barrer
Dixonville “Hospital
Telen Rice
ORD
Sharp Stonebraker
Chris C. Rea
Propr
Clymer, Pa
H. H. Steving & Co
New Indiana House
Indiana, Pa
Bell
Pleasantville
Georgeville
Uniontown
M. C. Sweitzer
James Langham
Don
Max Langham
Shanktown
Clair Beringer
Wahiant Ruggles
Bse
Aft
Geo. K. Willims
R. D
Covode
Lin
Philip Vite
J. E. Miller
I. M. Lewis
John McLaughlin
Altoona
William McLaughlin
Mangus Sprankle
Charlero
A. Hadden
Max, Shields
Braddock
Haster
D. B. Sutter
Minta Pbraughter
Baby
G.M. Sutter
Glen Campbell Woodward
Clark
Philadelphia
Cessna
John Divons
Trafford City
C. T. Stahl
Greensburg
Henry Trdy
Misa Anastasia McGowan
Pumsutawney
Henry Wissinger
Weal Chester Normal School
Henry Martz
Alice
Keymoor
Clearfield
Taffetas Crepe Meteor Georgettes
Campbell's
Dyce
National Brand
Oakdale
Tetley's
New
Columbia
WNCK
Dick” Thompson
Silas
Philadelphia Street
Hoth
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