Thanksgiving visitors and local social notes in Trade City area
William Mottern of near Trade City and Lawrence Johnston of Hamilton visited the Wells home Saturday. Richard Simpson and Noble Lemson called on Tuesday. Indiana guests included Paul Elkin, Naomi, and Lula Hazelett family. Parks and Whitesell families joined Thanksgiving hostings with extended travel from Indiana. Several locals traveled to Brookville for business, and many plan hunting trips in the mountains this week. Leonard Elkin visited Jerry Little near Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossmoyne William Mottern
Trade City
Lawrence Johnston
Hamilton
D. C. Wells
Richard Simpson
Noble Lemon
Georgeville
Paul Elkin
Naomi
Indiana
Elizabeth Elkin
Roger Hazelett
Lula Hazelett
Paul Parks
Mary Louise
Catharine Ann
Aon
Vernon
Henry Hikin
Delmer ‘Whitesell, McCurdy ‘Bush
T. W. Philips Gas Co
Jt.h. Frantz
Doyle Beck
Dayton
Clark
G. and
Clair Good
Brookville
Leonard Elkin
Jerry Little
Dayon
Thanksgiving Visits Tally in Loop Community
Loop Marshall Gallagher wife and son Wil ber of New Kensington spent Sunday with the Gallagher family. Mrs Elmina Adama visits C H Barretts. Mrs Barrett bed confined with a sore foot. Leona Barrett and Isobel Barrett visited home folks during Thanksgiving. Wayne Davis and wife of Zanesville Ohio visited nearby friends. Samuel Plyler wife and daughter of Summerville spent Thanksgiving with Mrs Mary Barnett. Merle Hoover and family of Walier and Adda Barrett of Nor Point spent Sunday with Adda’s parents. Mrs Earhart and son Harry spent Thanksgiving at Richardart home. Miles Bush and family of Rural Valley called on W E Barretts Sunday. Loop school to have Christmas entertainment. Leroy Barrett nursing a sore hand from Lumstead mings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loop Marshall Gallagher
Wilber
New Kensington
Gallagher
Elmina Adama
C. H
Samuel Plyler
Summerville
Mary Barnett
Merle Hoover
Lewisville Church December Services and Visitations
December services are listed for Lewisville with Sunday school at 10 15 and preaching at 11 16. The presbytery will select the preacher who will speak at Jackson ville and Ebenezer churches. A number of locals visited friends and relatives for Thanksgiving and enjoyed turkey and chicken dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Ebenezer
Kenney
Marshall
Harry Ewing
Anna Dixon
Clarksburg
L.G. Dixon
Eleanor Cornman
Youngstown
Allen Fails and Sons
Pitcairn
Samuel Gibson
Wendell Good
L. Diven
Edgar Dixon
Roy
Ray Calhoun
Livermore
Sunday Services at Crooked Creek Church in Chambersville
Next Sunday the Crooked Creek church in Chambersville holds Sunday school at 2 o'clock followed by church services and communion at 3. Local residents Howard and Leroy Wells of Vandergrift visited their grandmother Wells over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crooked Creek
Howard
Leroy Wells
Vandercrift
Wells
F. E. Birks
Birks
Luthersburg
Harold Reims
Don Enterline
Namine
Ida Banks
Clair Pruner
Patricia
Edward
Walter Bartholomew
Jaater
John Cuddy
Atwood
Thanksgiving News From Nearby Families
Misses Eva May and Della McDowell with aunt Mrs. Burkett in Akron, O. Parents Mr. and Mrs. John McDowell returned home from Akron. Charles Robinson and Elda Robinson visited Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Mabon near New Florence on Thanksgiving. Bert Foster, student at State College, spent vacation locally. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Cunningham returned from Baltimore trip. Cunningham’s brother Sanford Grit appeared in a quoted exchange about marriage and alimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Cunningham
Sanford Grit
The Trolley Seat Offer That Spared Her From Corn
A short verse recalls a man offering a trolley seat to a woman to spare her from his corn shyness and social fear. It highlights quiet courtesy as a headline moment in a playful, period tone.
Curry Run Preaches and Fire at Barr Home
Curry Run notes two church events next Sunday at 2 80 and 1 30 with a sermon and ethoo. A fire damaged the upper story of Ernest Barr’s dwelling last Sunday afternoon but neighbors saved the home. Mr and Mrs J J Sell hosted Thanksgiving guests including George Graff and family from Gastown and Miller families. Visitors shared at Indiana high school play, kitchen shower for Burr Crowell, and gatherings for Thomas Franklin with gifts and games. A G Miller spends the week hunting in the mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Miller
McCreight
Indiana High School
Mra. McCurdy
Bida
Burr Crowell
James Ramage
Indiana
John Fleming
Carl Fleming
Thomas Franklin
Local residents share news from Alverda area
Rex Hoogen calls in Alverda while Mrs. Wilson recovers at home. LaVerne Adams visits Mrs. Joe Mooney. The Bagley couple welcomed a son as Mother and child rest. Harvey Steffey visits from Barnesboro RD. Louise Donohue and Ann Peters shop in Barnesboro. Mike Skorja relocates to Mentcle. High school play Little Miss Nobody drew crowds in Hellwood. Howard Stean moves into Williams home. Alma Leone and Alma Vazer visit Heilwood relatives. Earl Simpson from Penn Run stops by. Tony Burkhart and daughter Betty visit Cresson. Mr and Mrs Daniel Long visit Johnstown. Mrs Joseph Furman and Shirley of Far Rockaway, NY visit Sable home. Arch Repine and Philaten visit Indiana. Esther Burkhart and sister Nellie, with James Grove, spend Thanksgiving at IB Burkhart home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaVerne Adams
Joe Mooney
Stork
James Bagley
Harvey Steffey
Barnesboro
R. D
Louise ‘Donohue
Ann Peters
Mike Skorja
Mentcle
Hellwood
Howard Stean
John J. Williams
Robert Russell
Alma Leone
Alma Vazer
Joseph Leone
Heilwood
Earl Simpson
Penn Run
Tony Burkhart
Betty
Cresson
Opera night cost reveal costliest hat
Jones asking the price of the opera triggers a reply about eighteen dollars. The line shifts to a humorous punchline as Dobby reveals the real expense was his wife's new hat, not the tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Dobby
East Wheatfield Farewell for Hutchison on Pennsylvan ia Limited
James J. Hutchison of Armagh left Johnstown on Monday night for Chicago aboard the Pennsylvania Limited and will winter in Minneapolis with his son in law and daughter Merle and Mrs McCormick. A farewell party at L B Stutzman home honored him with gifts and dinners. Thanksgiving events and visits are noted across the district including Armagh and Blairsville relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Wheatfield
James J. Hutchison
Armagh
Johnstown
Pennsylvania Limited
Chicago
Zephyr
Burlington
Minneapolis
Minn
Merle_ .McCormick
William Penn Grange
L. 8
Stutzman
Bill Fold
Hig
C. H. Hutchison
Raymond Robb
New Florence
J. W. Wadsworth
Norah Wadsworth
Armagh Presbyterian Church
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Indiana’s Christmas Store
Philadelphia
Leader
Barlow & Seelig
Feecomes
SANA
Ilar
Americas
Buchheit Bros
Indiana, Pa
Lewisville
Chambersville
Mr Sumecoyn
Awain
Alverda Rex Hoogen
Clymer
George Wilson
the Bell, Telephone Company
OV Prnwgtlvania
Geo. D. Leydie Funeral Home
Wayne Avenue
Phono
First National Bank
First National
Indiana, Pennsylvania
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
M. O. Smith
Blairsville
Susan Bracken
Edward J. Bracken
Coudersport
Charles Bracken
Bucknell University
Evelyn Bracken
State Teachers College
Joseph A. Shrom
Margie Nell
Beck
Keindley’s
Shrom
B. B. Mack
Pittsburgh
Tenia C. Hutchison
Sarah Cramer
Cramer
Robert Clarke
Bobby
Spend
Ing
Grasset
Roaring Springs
Brinton Sloughly
C. H. Findley
Kenneth Mack
Rosemary
Jerry
Ward Mack
Harry
Mildred
Betty Jean
Leon Rodgers
Franklin
Frank
Robert Findley
J. O. Mack
Brushvalley
Flora McKelvey
Jane Hutchison
Royden Hutchison
Mt. Union
Joe Hutchison
Nylene
Beverly Ann
The
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Workace
Q. E. Mixmaster
Hamilton Beach
Sunbeam
Aladdin
Beverage Mixera Beverage Glasse
Alladin
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Indiana Hardware CO
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