Local Gossip and Visits in Georgeville and Area
Readers note a flurry of social calls in Georgeville and nearby towns with visits to the Will Hazlett home, admired by many including Mrs. Hannah Lemon and B. B. Kime. Family trips to Niles and Punxsutawney are mentioned, plus an Easter gathering and a Pittsburgh death announced with burial plans in Indiana. An exchange ends with a quip about wood cutting.
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Pennsylvania
State Museum
Frederic A. Godharles
Pensylvania
Commonwealth
Pittsburgh
Post-Gazette
Pittsburgh. Post-Gazette
Indiana Progress
Progress
Indiana
Local Social and Business Travel Notes From Punxsutawney
Rochester Mills residents Wardsmith and Blair Lunger from Juneau visited this place Tuesday. James Miller was in Punxsutawney Tuesday. Homer Pifer and Mr and Mrs Paul Campbell also traveled there. Mrs Harry Weaver and Mrs J P Warner spent Friday in Punxsutawney. Frank Potts and son Max, Cleve Cochran, and H B Weaver were Saturday visitors in Punxsutawney. Irvin Tyger, formerly ill in Punxsutawney Hospital, returned home. Ms and Mrs Paul Campbell of Punxsutawney spent the weekend here. Miss Elnora Bowers, student at Indiana High, spent Easter here. Mr and Mrs Robert Dunmire hosted Easter at their home here. O C Moore of Glen Campbell visited friends here at Easter. A Woodle, employed at Butler, spent the weekend here. Ney Jeffries, C Bowers, and Toward Jeffries spent Saturday afternoon in Punxsutawney.
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Wardsmith
Blair Lunger
Juneau
James Miller
Punxsutawney
Homer Pifer
Harry Weaver
J. P. Warner
Frank Potts
Max
Cleve Cochran
H. BE. Weaver
Irvin Tyger
Punxsutawney Hospital
Aml
Paul Campbell
Punssutawney
Joseph Pearce
Elnora Bowers
Indiana
Charles Bowers
Robert Dunmire
Clark Cochran
O. C. Moore
Glen Cammpbell
Easter
Ney Jeffries
Bowers
Toward Jeffries
Purxautawney
Easter Vacation Attendance and Visits Across Town
Philip McClain from Ernest joined Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Gray for Sunday. John Hurd of Indiana stayed with his mother Mrs. Wila Hurd during Saturday and Sunday. Willi Kanauft of Punxsutawney visited Mary Sturd and Miss Evelyn Oberlin who teaches in Pittsburgh spent Easter with her parents Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Oberlin. H. M. Wells spent the weekend with his family. Mrs. Phil McClain and John and Dorothy Gray were with the Grays for the past week. Miss Betty Gibson of Indiana visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. William Gibson. A women's party would rule the country by a slim majority.
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H. Corbett
Ethel and Wayne
R. H. Dilts
T. S. Whitaker
Mary Sutter
Esther Davis
Betty Davis
Will Hazlett
R. L. Emerick
John
Oak Tree
Albert Whitaker
Niles
Oho
Miss Sutter
D. W. Sutter
R. H. Dike
Jay
Wha
Jane
Nan Allshouse
Washington Township
Max Patehin
Jack
Eric
George Simmons
Patehin
Texas
Q. A. Whitaker
Twila Mary
Dorothy Kemale
Ethel Corbett
Wilson Sprankle
Dale
Fh. H Corbett
R. Wi. Dilts
Olive Hamilton
Waller Steele
Hannah Lemon
William Hazlett
Indiago
WH. H. Corbett
Punxsultawney
Ann Stear
Smicksburg
Warl Lewis
Philip McClain
Ernest
G. W. Gray
John Hurd
Indiana
Wila Hurd
Willi Kanauft
Punxsutwney
Mary Sturd
Evelyn Oberlin
Pittsburgh
H.W. Oberlin
H. M. Wells
Phil McClain
Dorothy Gray
Betty Gibson
William Gibson
Leeland Gibson
Ira Gibson
T. M. Strong
Blaine Helman
George Mikesell
Thomas
William Howard
Walter Reed
Elizabeth Reed
John McIntyre
Brushyalley
J. M. Lydie and Son
Orr Lyons
JT. H. Mikesell
Harold Gibson
J. M. Lydie
Blacklick Township
Cleveland Clinic
John Miller
Johnstown
Harry Mikesell
Wayne
Emma Herlinger
Alex Dick
Blacklick
Blanche McGrea
Russell Herlinger
Homer City
Ralph Stewart
Harry McCrea
IG. T. McCrea
Jesse Buck
Prof
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Chevrolet and Ford autos offer heavy down payments
A vintage car advertisement lists CHEVROLET COUPE, PORD COVE, and VIOLET COURT models with prices from 150 to 425 dollars. Each car promises balloon tires, good mechanical condition, and down payments ranging from 122 to 178 dollars, with balance plans and assurances that an OK counts. Several entries emphasize reconditioning and upholstery.
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Maxsteen Asde Yard
Chevrolet
Witte
O. K
Pord Fedan
FORD
Thursday April 12 Gay DeChivers with Lew Cody and Aileen Pringle
A newspaper listing promotes the film Gay DeChivers starring Lew Cody and Aileen Pringle showing on Thursday April 12. The note highlights the two lead performers and the picture’s engagement at the local theater.
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GAY Dechivers
Lew Cody
Aileen Pringle
Armagh area social and Easter notices
East Wheatfield residents report social visits and family gatherings from Clyde to Indiana with Easter programs at Cramer and Armagh churches. Hugh Mack from McKeesport visits relatives. Mrs Hutchison returns from Bradford. families travel to Rochester and Brushy Alley for events. several locals enjoy weekends in Indiana and Pittsburgh.
Chambersville Friends Celebrate Mrs Lina Trusal Jubilee
A crowd gathered at Mrs Lina Trusal home Saturday to mark her seventy six years. Visitors include Mrs Wells from Indiana and Dr Mahans from Pittsburgh. Church plans and local calls in Indiana and nearby towns noted amid social roundup.
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Pittsburgh, PA
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Chevrolet Motor Company
Rochester Mills
Women’s Party
Garvrolet Landau
Mori
Ouly Fon Ao
Baliatde
Ritz Theatre
Richard Barthelmess
Life OF
Riley
George Sidmey
Charlie Murray
Hal Hoyt
East Wheatfield
J. O. Mack
Clyde
Armagh Presbyterian Missionary and Ladies’ Aid Society
Cramer
Armagh
Hugh Mack
McKeesport
Flora McKelvey
Hutchison
Bradford
Robert Ferry
Chester Hoffman
James
Chambersville
Lina Trusal
8. M. Black
Wells
Howard Brady
Dixonville
Dr. Mahans
Crooked Creek
Joseph Kinter
Mary
Watt Kinter
Merle McGara
Ida Downey
Helen
Eva
Anna Mae Brady
Brush Valley
For Assembly
Bete
Chas. R. Griffith
Marion Center, Pa
the People’s Shoe
Philadelphia Street
R. W. Wehrle & Co
Philadelphia
Indiana, Pa
George D. Leydic
Bell
Penn
Wayne Avenue
Indiana Roller Mills
GLOBE
Hetrick & Wilson
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