Washington Township social notes mix of visits and illness
Mrs Frank Downey of Chambersville visits her parents Mr and Mrs John Wagner. Many locals are named visiting relatives and friends, with several illnesses noted including Naomi Lohr, Lizzie McClain, Velma Harklebroad, and Mrs Be hm. A birthday party for Mrs Charlotte Jamison is reported and Alwood School will close April 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Downey
Chambersville
John Wagner
Janet Bush
Frank Alexander
Harry Smith
Charlie Brown
John Bush
Indiana
Harry Orr
Vandergrift
Ed Lohr
Naomi Lohr
Ohio
M. J. Boyer
Charles Boyer
St. Paul
Qva May Miller
Edna Parks
Indiana Normal
Frank Wagner, Jr
Louis
Huff
Howard McCausland
Boyer
George Fry
Indiana Hospital
Jennings Allshottle
Harry Jamison
Warvey Adamson
James Nichol
Nichol
Charles Brown
Melvin Parks
Beryl Seanor
Peterman
Porter McElwain
David Potts
John Snyder
Joseph Parks
Velma Harklebroad
Lizzie McClain
David Allshouse
Plumville
Joe Marshall
Toward Rank
Josiah Fisher
Walter Harmony
Dayton
Charlotte Jamison
Near
Alwood
George Harmon
Anthony Stuchell
Lyla McCullough
Bert McCausland
Wmn. McCausland
Alwood School
Roxie Fleming
Blacklick Community Notes Highlight Civic Club and Visits
Sacramental services were held in the Methodist church. The Civic Club elected officers led by President Alce Page. Local residents attended events in Braddock and Pittsburgh. A train delay near Blacklick followed a landslide, with passengers transferring to a streetcar to continue connections. The Wicher restaurant opened in the Lyda building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Sutton
Civic Club
Alce Page
T. V. Palmer
B. ¥. Bushnell
O. R. Reicher
J. J. Spacknan
Elizabeth Stanehack
J. M. Raleigh
Johnstown
Summer Graff
Martha Bell
J. Siden
New Kensington
Helen Alexander
Pittsburgh
L. R. Bird
Charles Nippes
Indiana
Blacklick
Z. C. Rager
Wicher
W. J. Lyda
Smyrna Community News Briefs
Smyrna notes list William Nichol of Pitcairn visiting home while a Clark couple welcomed a newborn son. Several local residents, including Adaine Hamilton Meade Hazlett and Amy Kinnan, report illnesses and weekend visits. Father John Humphrey and Mrs Ruffner host relatives. Dora Steele Nancy North visit from Bayer. Harvey Hall from Sagan returns home Sabbath as Hazel Skinner from Ox Hill weekend at home. Nichol travels to Lock Haven. Ada Ruffner Velma Johnston visit Plumville students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Nichol
Pitcairn
Clark
Adaiane
Rachel
John
Lester Hamilton
Meade Hazlett
James Nichol
Willet
Amy Kinnan
R. W. Hamilton
John Humphrey
Sherman Ruffner
Dora Steele
Nancy North
Bayer
Harvey Hall
Sagan
Hazel Skinner
Ox Hill
James
Nichol
Lock Haven
Ada Ruffner
Velma Johnston
Plumville High School
Local News Bits From Clarksburg and Vicinity
J M Hart is bedbound with a cold. Harold Kinter drives a coal wagon for Snyder mines. Mrs McPhilimy and daughter Tillie shopped in Indiana Saturday. Mrs William Pearce improves after an Indiana hospital operation. Dick Wiggins attends miners convention. Mrs Dick Wiggins returns from West Virginia visit. Wardrop and Coleman begin timbering on the T. 5 Marshall farm and will mill soon. W C Lowther buys a Jew Anderson sedan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Hart
Harold Kinter
Snyder
McPhilimy
Tillie
Indiana
William Pearce
Indiana Hospital
Dick Wiggins
West Virginia
Wardrop and
Coleman
T. 5
Marshall Farm
W. C. Lowther
Jew Anderson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Washington Township
Marchand
Roy Wineberg
Behm
Wade McConnaughey
Near Town
Mr. Barnhart
Sunbury Max
Ray Wineberg
James Ifrew
Punxsutawney
William
M. Winger
Phillips Cas Co
Charlie Kelly
Carrie
Braddock
John Weir
J. A. Shrom
Carl Wouk
Stoyestown
Letitia Duncan
Joseph Tayes
Charlie Sutton
Bolivar
Annie Dixon
J. H. Bell
Smyrna
Clarksburg
Potaire
Velour
Bolivia
Shoe Dept. Bargains
Ladies’ Oxfords
Ladies’ Patent Oxfords
Ladiey
Hart Schaffrer
Moorhead
Indiana, PA
Sates
Vogel Electric Co
Westinghouse Batteries
Woodburn Granite Works
Barre
Pennsylvania Railroad
Main and
Ghureh Sts
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