Robinson town news roundup includes visits and travel
Rebecca Riddell returns from Atlantic City while Jacob Lichteneft visits his mother in Woodland. Samuel Sulcomer of Weghtlyville Sanada stays with friends. Elva Walbeck of Washington DC calls on town friends Wednesday. Charles Suttons spend week at Ridgeview Park. Margaret Williams and daughter Vivian plan Indiana home. Williams sells property to Garfield Smokeless Fuel. home occupied by Thomas Keldy family. John Steffy and family motor to Chicago then Springfield to see brother John Shawl. Merle Miller family of Clymer visit. A son and a daughter born recently to McClain and Bratt couples. William Altern and Toussell Gamble buy autos. Coursin injures thumb. Edward Anderson injured in brickyard. Homer Stiteler of Bloomsburg visits mother. Annie Weston, Cochran and daughter visit. Virgie Black visits. Frank Lewis and daughter Martha of Nebraska visit. Hlmer Lewis and Joshua Lewis plan Niagara Falls trip. Dodson family visiting Indiana relatives. Florence McGaughey visits Mil deed Caseby. Mrs. Wilson and daughter visit. Mrs. Wells and Elderton link. John Fulton visits mother Tillie Stiteler. Ernest McMillen and Shields McMillen host. Everett Hyler and daughter of Plumville visit. Prick family of Verona guests of Condron. Rev. Homer Lewis and family visit Sewickley ties. Valite Pierce visits Mrs Moot Marchand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Riddell
Atlantic City
Jacob Lichteneft
Woodland
Samuel Sulcomer
Weghtlyville
Sanada
Elva Walbeck
Washing ‘Ton, D. C
Charles Sutton
Ridgeview Park
Margaret Williams
Vivian
Indiana
Clymer
Sylvester McClain
Ralph Bratt
William Altern
Toussell Gamble
Frank Coursin
Edward Anderson
Homer Stiteler
Bloomsburg
Ann Stiteler
Annie Weston
Charles Cochran
Plumville
Virgie Black
Braddock
Frank Lewis
Martha
Nebraska
Hlmer Lewis
Town
Niagara Falls
Joshua Lewis
Verangd County
Dodson
Shields McMillen
Everett Hyler
Huyler
A. C. Dodson
Valite Pierce
Ed Moot
Marchand
Vandergrift Families Share Weekend Visit Highlights
Mr and Mrs Philips and daughters Hazel Myrtle and Margaret and Mr and Mrs Homer Roush and daughter Dorothy and John Roush of Vandergrift spent the weekend with Mrs Mollie Roush. Mason McClaughney and Wilmer Kline of Shelocta visited Mrs J C Caseby recently. Mrs 2 CG Robinson visiting her daughter Mrs George Rivers of Akron Ohio. Mrs Helen Mahagan of Akron Ohio visited her father R C Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philips
Hazel
Myrtle
Margaret
Homer Roush
Dorothy
John Roush
Vandergrift
Mollie Roush
Mason McClaughney
Wilmer
Kline
Shelocta
J. C. Caseby
CG. Robinson
George Rivers
Akron
Helen Mahagan
R. C. Robinson
Pittsburgh Visitors and Local Greetings
Margaret Shieler visits Pitts burgh friends. Mr and Mrs Beacom Coleman of Peabody Kansas visit his brother B C Coleman and wife. Mal Shaffer of Pittsburgh is at home. Mrs Cynthia Bond visits her daughter Mrs Shaffer of Porter. Mr Stephens of Pittsburgh visits Mr and Mrs Walter Black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Shieler
Pittsburgh
Beacom Coleman
Peabody, Kana
B. C. Coleman
Mal Shaffer
Cynthia Bond
Shaffer
Porter
Stephens
Walter Black
Local social notes from Punxsutawney area families
Mrs Zella Simpson spent Wednesday with her sick list mother Mrs William Hamil. Miss Matilda Pollock of March visited her sister Mrs A A Rippert and attended the W C U convention. The W C T U convention in the Presbyterian church drew a large crowd with Mrs George of Beaver Falls giving a talk Thursday evening. Several couples and families are listed visiting relatives across Punxsutawney, Marchand, Smicksburg, Marion Center, and Johnstown, including Lytle Bartholomew and Mottern gatherings and various Sabbath visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zella Simpson
William Hamil
Matilda Pollock
A. A. Rippert
Presbyterian Church
George
Beaver Falls
Blair Gaul
Noah Sherry
Near Punxsutawney
Wm. Cornfeld
S. M. Shields
Ruth Moyer
Punxsutawney
D. B. Sutter
Francis Allison
D. B. Allison
Marchand
Anna Sutter
Florence Sutter
G. A. Wachob
Nettie Beck
W. E. Back
Frank Coy
Edith Stone
Clearfield
H. D. Coy
G. C. Ritchie
Ritchie
Smicksburg
Mattern
Ear Sprankle’s Mills
L. M. Bartholomew
Ray Kinter
Roy Simpson
James Lytle
Lyle Williams
Edgar
Work
Alice
Ethel Polock
L. Mattern
Grube
Homestead
Caroline Ki. Mottern
al Snyder
DuBois
Mr. Baker
Indiana
William Mottern
Silas Hamil
Near Grove Chapel
Sunset Park Scotch picnic draws region attendees
A large turnout from the area attended the Scotch picnic at Sunset Park on Saturday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Buterbaugh with Orin Asking and family, the Jackson sisters from Weslwood, and Gibson family members from Wandin, plus Anna Harkens who was employed with John Jingensmith. Mrs Rt L Merrier returned home after visiting at filtchells Mills. Halen Gibson of Indiana, visiting sister Bert Siverd, has gone home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunset Park
Buterbaugh
Mra
Orin
Jackson
Weslwood
Gibson
Wandin
Anna Harkens
John Jingensmith
Haa
Rt. L. Merrier
Filtchells Mills
Halen Gibson
Indiana
Bert Siverd
Local Home Remodeling Notes and Sunday Visit Details
J Nelson Stein is remodeling his home. Mrs John Wheeler of Dixonville spent Sunday with sister Mrs Harry Hadden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Nelson Stein
John Wheeler
Dixonville
Harry Hadden
Presbyterian services held Sunday evening in Dill town visit
Services were held in the Presbyterian church on Sunday evening at 8 o'clock by Rev. Sproull. Mrs. Cameron and her niece from Dilltown were visiting her daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Sproull
Cameron
Dilltown
Mrs J W Waddell and relatives visit in Clymer
Mrs Margaret Houck and daughter Goldie of Clymer visited the former's sister Mrs J L E Butterhaugh recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Waddell
Margaret Houck
Goldie
Clymer
JL. EB. Buterhaugh
Sutton-Miller Co. Garage and Supply Store Groundbreaking
The Sutton-Miller Co. Ford sales agents for Indiana county broke ground on a new garage and supply store. The move marks progress for the firm and adds to town development efforts. Local buyers share remarks on farm and home hardware, including oat and hay crops, and pest control solutions like Green Apple Aphid remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutton-Miller Co
Ford
Indiana County
Auto trip to State College led by County Agent Warner
County Agent J. W. Warner conducts an auto trip to State College on August 17 and 18. Departure from the Court House is at 7:30 a.m. Thursday. Participants are urged to bring a new tire or tube for the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College
J. W. Warner
Court House
Coal Company Uses Genasco Roofing at Jewel Mine No 2
The I. R. Smith Coal Co. roofs new houses at Jewel Mine No 2 with Genasco Heavy. The old Smith homestead barn roof has been covered with Genasco for several years and is giving wonderful service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. R. Smith Coal Co
Jewel Mine No. 2
Smith Homestead
Cold Pack Canning Supplies and Prices
The ad promotes cold pack canning as the easiest economical method and lists utensils and preserving time items. Ideal Glass Top Jars start at 90 cents, Mason Jars at 85 cents, jar rings 10 cents, plus wash boilers eight dollars and up, scales two dollars and up, and various racks and holders.
Paints and brushes at The Big Warehouse ad
The Big Warehouse advertises a full range of paints varnishes stains and enamels with brushes. It highlights Rogers Stain Floor Finish a quart for 1.60 and porch touch ups 35 to 50 cents. Mentions Archie Nichol farmer with 65 acres wheat and 75 acres hay using Myers Hay Carrier and Ida Nichol using a De Laval Separator, both from The Big Warehouse. Brody Bros. of Philadelphia street show latest ready to wear. Six large plate glass sheets installed in new show windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Nichol
Nichol
Ida Nichol
Brody Bros
Philadelphia Street
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Wallace Dry Goods Co
J.C. Wallace
Indiana, PA
Farmers Bank & Trust Company
Farmers Bank & Trust Co
Lee Bros. Mammoth
Auseust
Benefit For American Legion Post
Covode
Taylorsville
Green Township
Starford
Lydic
N. D
Cherry Tree
Ewan &So
Etre Bio Warehouse
George Butler
Burrell Two
Aphil
Andy
Douglass
Coal Company
Genasco
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R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem
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