West Lebanon Social Notes Span Week of Visits
Mrs Alma Coulter and grandson Bobby visited her daughter Mrs L C Rosensteel in Hidera Ridge. Numerous relatives from Cleveland Brook lyn North Washington Pittsburgh and South Bend dropped by G H Coleman home and attended a Ken nywood Park Masonic picnic. Mary and Charlotte Smith hosted visitors from New York City and Elderton. A homecoming at West Union United Presbyterian Church is set for Sunday August 22 with morning and afternoon services and a noon group picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Coleman
Eugene Wise
Calvin Wise
Cleveland
Archie Wise
Charlotte
Peggy Smith
W. C. Smith
Peggy
Kennywood Park
Agatha Coleman
C. M. Millen
Joyce
Gayle
Avonmore
Emerson Townsend
John Wells
Glenn Wells
John
Indiana
Vera Townsend
Arizona
Henry Townsend
Josephine Shirley
South Bend
Elizabeth Campbell
L. A. UL
John Hart
Sade Reed
Kate ‘Coulter
Nancy George
Elderton
Russell Jenkins
Mary Given
New York City
Seaton Hill College
Greensburg
Jenkins
Carl Armstrong
A. Patterson
Nancy Devers
West Penn Hospital
Pittsburgh
Meade Millen
R. H. Millen
Parkwood
Will George
Beyer
Mary Florence, Wray
Emma Elizabeth Miller
Melvin Johnson
Sne Miller
Teddy Donahey
Leechburg
Dolly Mae Miller
Marjory Fowler
West Union United Presbyterian Church
Harry Trimble
Mary
Glenn Campbell
Local Social News Highlights From Elizabethtown and Nearby
Mrs Harlan Bee returns home after three weeks with her mother Mrs Anna Leach in Elizabethtown accompanied by her mother. P W Cramer from Allentown visits family here. Mr and Mrs Clarence Kull of Turtle Creek greet sister Mrs Gertrude Barnes. The Hammonds and Mitchell Rey drive to Huntingdon. Mrs Leslie Johnson and Helen Louise shop in Johnstown. Leroy and Clyde Bee call on Osceola Mills. Mrs C A Grumbling returns home after several weeks away. Rev and Mrs Tyson of the Evangelical church visit Cone from Philadelphia. Mrs Wm Fleischer and Connie visit here. Mr and Mrs Harold Berringer and Ellsworth Johns honeymoon to Niagara Falls and Canada. Marion DeVries employed in Johnstown spends weekend with wife and daughter. Mr and Mrs Blair McPherson and Donald visit Jay Stiffler family in Coopersdale. Virginia Brilhart and Peggy Ann visit near Frankstown. Mildew stains on clothes can be removed by sour milk or buttermilk soak for two days then rinse and wash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan Bee
Anna Leach
Elizabethtown
P. W. Cramer
Allentown
Clarence Kull
Turtle Creek
Gertrude Barnes
Rey
C. M. Hammond
Mitchell
Huntingdon
Leslie Johnson
Helen Louise
Johnstown
Leroy
Clyde Bee
Osceola Mills
C. A. Grumbling
Philadelphia
Rev
Tyson
Evangelical Church
Cone
Wm. Fleischer
Connie
Harold Berringer
Ellsworth Johns
Niagara Falls
Canada
Marion DeVries
Blair McPherson
Donald
Coopersdale
Jay Stiffler
Virginia Brilhart
Peggy Ann
Frankstown
Uneducated Sally Invites Tom and Martin to College Club Dance
Sally reveals she is uneducated and thus ineligible to join the College Women's club. Rita invites Tom and Martin Gage to a dance, prompting Sally to hope they attend. Tom questions Sally's exclusion while Martin advocates bringing her along. The scene shifts to East Wheatfield with local notices of travel, church events, and community happenings amid a two paragraph spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally
Rita
Tom
College Women’s Club
Martin Gage
Martin
Love and doubts in a college bound tale
Sally and Martin Gage confront romance shaped by education and finances. Tom defers college for Sally and Rita’s jibe sparks Sally’s doubt. Later Martin admits love, fearing uneducation, but Sally forgives him, and he vows to marry if she accepts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita
Martin
Martin Gage
Tom
Sally
Fall Farm News and Local Calls From Hartown
Mrs Wilda Mevaracken was a caller in EB J Phillips home recently Charlie Hall and his son were Saltsburg callers last week Edna Dunmire of Apollo visited Ida Mae Anderson The Phillips family and friends attended a Saltsburg carnival Mr and Mrs E J Phillips visited Davis home Garretts Run Margaret Catherine and Edna Dunmire attended Mia Oran McMahon Tommy Jean Ruth visited B J Phillips home Wednesday Ruth Blaine and Billy Hurd stopped en route to West Lebanon Jack McMahen and Alfred Hurd were in Indiana that week Farmers are busy harvesting fall grain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilda Mevaracken
EB. J. Phillip
Charlie Hall
Little Son
Saltsbury
Edna Dunmire
Apollo
Ida Mae Anderson
Paul Anderson
Neil
Ida Mae
Jean
Salieburg
Crawford Brothers
E. J. Phillips
Margaret
Catherine
Davis
Garretts Run
Mia
Oran McMahon
Tommy
Ruth
B. J. Phillips
Mrg
Ruth Blaine
Billy
William Hurd
Phillips
West Lebanon
Jack McMahen
Alfred Hurd
Indiana
Local social notes from Rossmoyne and nearby towns
Indiana busi ness caller Rossmoyne T H Frantz visited Saturday. Howard Cox and Maude Wells hosted relatives from New Alexandria Plumville and Tanoma. Frank Lohr Five Points and Roger Hazelett visited family. J D Good bought horses. Clara Pearce Leonard Elkin joined by Bessie Kirkpatrick patient in Indiana hospital. J Wells regained mobility. Elizabeth Elkin hosted Marlin Fulmer family Shelom end Ward Elkin Worthington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Good
Tanoma
Joseph Jewart
Plumville
J. D. Good
Clara Pearce
Leonard Elkin
Bessie Kirkpatrick
Indiana Hospital
J. &. Wells
Elizabeth Elkin
Marlin Fulmer
Sheloca
Ward Elkin
Worthington
Community Notes From Local Homes And Visits
Roy McClure Robinson returns Friday from a month at a Civilian Training camp in Maryland. Miss Anna Lynn Watts of South Fork visits Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Walbeck. The Weather Steele family returns from Bolivar after a West tour. Various local residents host guests, visits to Niagara Falls, and weekend trips are noted. A Welcome Bible class meeting at the Lutheran Sunday school includes a lunch and committee details. Several families spend weekends with relatives in Columbus and Latrobe. Mary Elizabeth Leigh’s former name noted. newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Spade reside in Medina. The Germany Methodist and United Evangelical Sunday schools hold picnics and camping trips. Little Leora Jean Kessler recovers from scarlet fever. Mrs. Dewey Leith is a Memorial Hospital patient. George Miller paints his home interior. A joke feature about golf ends with the question if husbands have given up the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy McClure
Maryland
Anna Lynn Watts
South Fork
Forrest Walbeck
Wsther Steele
Clara Ann
Leroy Reese
Bolivar
West
Donald Bowser
Dale Brett
Dick Horner
Junior Lytle
Ray Steffey
Round Top
James N. Betts
Misa Mabel Betts
James Betts, Jr
Niagara Falls
Canada
Laverin
Mildred Cramer
Masontown
J. W. Lytle
Orrie Boyle
Perry Boyle
Boyle
Rochester
Harry Squidwell
Minnie Dick
Johnatown
Beatrice Palmer
Indiana
John Moskum
Swisher
McKeesport
Jerry Saxton
Welcome Bible
Lutheran Sunday School
Frank Shomo
Shomo
Jay Bowser
John McDowell
McDowell
Allen McDowell
Jam- Hy
Columbus
Mary Lou Hontetler
Claridge
Edwin Croll
Mra
Adrian Dieta
Russell
Delvis
Lottie Hunter
Raymond Lloyd
Latrobe
Rev. Huff
Sthinehart
Merlan Palmer
Clymer
Thomas Little
Curtis Cunningham
Charles
Robert
Sanford Griffith
Landenburg
Sanford Griffith, Jr
Ralph Spade
United Evangelical Sunday School
Laughlinstown
Nona Cline
Inez Brett
Gladys St. Clair
Dorothy Boyle
Vonne Lichtenfels
Germany
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National Brands
Penn Motor
Gompers Avenue
Geo. Cost
South Ninth Street
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Bos
Dainty New Elgin
R. W. Webble & Co
Indiana, Pa
H. D. Fair
College Ave
Sisco
Alma Coulter
Bobby
L. C. Rosensteel
Hidera Ridge
Artin Gage
East Wheatfield
W. H. Nicholson
Paul
New York State
Mildred Findley
Jos. A. Shrom
Blacklick
Dillie Cunningham
Beulah Buterbaugh
Commodore
Findley
Idlewild Park
Clarence Hutchison
C. H. Hutchison
J. A. McKelvey
White Rock Park
Tenia Hutchison
Lou Hutchison
Windber
Jacob Mack
Avey Ramsell
Iselin
Alice
Dorothy Jewell
Isabel
Leech
Saltsburg
J. Y. Clawson
William Pierce
Jimmie Hile
Charlie Warner
Brookville
Paul Lowman
Fidently
Harttown
Farmers Bank & Trust Company
Farmers Bank Ge Trust Company
Joseph Penrose
Clevenger
Pitcairn
Kenneth Schrum
C. L.schrum
Medina, N
Spade
Mary Elizabeth Leigh
Dewey Leigh
Dewey Leith
Memorial Hospital
George Miller
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C.hing
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