Creekside Wraps of Local News and Moves
Miss Eva Hendricks visited Bolivar with her brother Charles. Donald Wagene named baby boy to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Frec. Belle McHenry family moved back from Detroit. Birthday party at Blair Long's included several townsfolk. Margaret Bothell recovers from diphtheria. Helen Kelly visited Mrs. W. A. Kunkle. Abijah Steffey visited parents. Local men employed on new road. James Steffey injures arm cranking car. Eighth graders prep for exams and teachers to return next winter. one room to be closed. Census enumerator finished work. Boyd Spence family welcomes a young son. Chester Bair moves to Mrs. Fred's farm. Presbyterian church to hold entertainment next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Hendricks
Bolivar
Charles
Kenneth Frec
Donald Wagene
Belle McHenry
Willis
Gladys
Detroit
Mich
Thoss
Blair Long's
John Frye
Sheesley
Blaine Long
Boyd Spence
Chester Bair
Fred
Presbyterian Church
Then As Now and the Fig Leaves Alibi
A humorous dialogue excerpt shows Adam returning from shopping piling bundles on a table. Eve scolds for not bringing fig leaves. The alibi artist replies he could not find any short enough. Clayton proposes kissing and never telling. Gladys teases that telling is half the fun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam
Eve
Clayton
Gladys
Peggy Walters and the Misses Jones in California nuptials
The story follows Peggy, a poor young woman who drives her dilapidated car named Ranalong to church with two spinster church members, and vies for the attention of her boss William Walters. After a tense chase of love and social constraints, Peggy confesses her feelings, and Walters proposes marriage. Peggy agrees, and the couple heads to California as husband and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comstock
Ranalong
Runalong
Peggy
Fanny
Cora Jones
Peggy Gayly
Miss Panny
William Walters
Misses Jones
Walter
Home Office
San Franccisco
Paggy
Walters
California
My. Walters
Elderton Social News From Elderton and Nearby
James G Hawk and others were in Kittanning on business last Tuesday. Local clubs gathered at Mrs John McPherson s home for a chicken dinner. Students with Prof Pounds attended the Armstrong County Literary Contest in Freeport. A twenty fifth anniversary celebration drew 35 to 40 relatives and friends for Mr and Mrs J C Mulberger. Numerous calls and visits covered Vandergrift Leechburg Newton Falls Warren Advance and other nearby towns with family and friends over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Hawk
Hsg
W. A. Clark
Eugene Ralston
Kittanning
G. T. Club
John McPherson
Jas. G. Hawk
Samuel Neal
David George
Vandergrift
J. Cal George
D. L. Sanger
Lynn
Clarence Andrews
Margaret
Clarence Hawk
S. Bable
Glenn Cribbs
Warren
Ohio
Minnie Wissinger and Sons
South Side Inn
Alex Calhoun
Residents Visit Engle Home Amid Local Calls and Roads
A flurry of visits and social calls fills the week in the area. Mary Atking and her son Walter join Mrs Honary and her son Robert along with Mrs Tressa Parry at the Engle home. L W QolIGher and sons of Clymer were business callers. Wilson Glassford stopped by Heilwood while Rev Markey of Hillydale census toured the vicinity. Construction begins on the Penn Run Heilwood highway. Mrs Adam Sides and Mrs John Engle hosted visits, with Indiana travelers also stopping by. Mrs Matilda Gibson remains ill, while Edna Pyle and children Alma Mae and Robert were Newtown callers. Minta Barr Roy Stitt and W G Trout with Mrs Frank Parry and Mrs Charles Atkins spent a day at the Engle home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Atking
Walter
Honary
Robert
Tressa Parry
Engle
L. W. Qoligher and Sons
Clymer
Wilson Glassford
Heilwood
Markey
Hillydale
Penn Run
Adam Sides
John McCoy
John Engle
Indiana
Matilda Gibson
Edna Pyle
Alma Mae
Newtown
Minta Barr
Roy Stitt
W. G.trout
Frank Parry
Charles Atkins
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Creekside
a.Pary
Autre
Chikago
Bernice Claire
Alexander Gray
the Carload
Texas
Frank
FAY Ales Myrnally
Fred Kohler
Noah Bee
Devoe
Derayco
A. W. Mabon & Sons
Burpee Seeds
Ross & DeGaetano Master Cleaners
Philadelphia Street
Indiana, Pa
Percale Ladies
By Adelaide D. Huff
Poood
Brown’s Boot Shops
Blairsville
Elderton
Cherryhill
S. C
8. C. White
B. Hasinger
Patronize Progress
Citizen’s National Bank
GEO
Gilbert S. Parnell
John Rezzolla I, R. Smith Vernon F. Taylor H. Dale Timberlake
David Weamer
Weamer
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