Thanksgiving visitors from Heilwood and surrounding towns
Prof. and Mrs. R. O. Lytle and children Ethel and Thomas spent Thanksgiving in Peters burg and Altoona. Mrs. J. A. Donahue and her three daughters Laverne Dorothy and Lucille visited friends at South Work. Mrs. Matilda Henry of Stafford visited her son Merl last week. Mr. and Mrs. I. F. Wilson and son Gray visited Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Gray of Indiana over Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. O. Lytle
Ethel
Thomas
Petersburg
Altoona
J. A. Donahue
Laverne
Dorothy
Lucille
South Work
Matilda Henry
Stafford
Merl
Gray
Alexander Gray
Indiana
Residents Attend Thanksgiving Guests and Church Service
Frank Siverd of Pittsburgh visits his brother J B Siverd while Mrs James McGrail and children from Millville join Mrs Norman Keith for Thanksgiving. Marvel Gibson of Pleasant Valley visits cousin Allene Buterbaugh. Frank and J B Siverd visit R L Siverd. Mrs William Harkens hosts guests from Indiana Andora and Stull. Presbyterian service held Thanksgiving at 2 oclock by Rev Sproull. Verna Stear teaches Mock school spends Thanksgiving at Indiana. Charles Goodlin visits friends at Wandin. Earl Shields visits brother A C Shields family. Sheldon Buterbaugh on step list, slowly improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Siverd
Pittsburgh
J. B. Siverd
James McGrail
Millville
Norman Keith
Marvel Gibson
Pleasant Valley
Allene Buterhaugh
Frank
R. L.siverd
Alfred Baterbaugh
Clair Siverd
Clymer
William Harkens
Anna Harkens
Emma Smith
Margaret Bopack
Indiana
Emma Harkens
Kathleen Nelson
Andora
Jas Stull
Presbyterian Church
Charles Goodlin
Wandin
Earl Shields
A. C. Shields
Sheldon Buterbaugh
Local Nurses in Training Take Weekend Home Visits
Misa Stella Dick, training to be a nurse, spent the weekend at her home. Miss Martha Willard of New Alexandria also visited her home for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Stella Dick
Martha ‘Willard
New Alexandria
Thanksgiving Guests and Local Notices in Pennsylvanian Briefs
Roy Wolfe and family hosted Thanksgiving guests including Mises Dolores Wolfe and uncle Vinton Hdwards along with Evelyn Byrd Wolfe and George Wolfe. John Amond returned to Dilltown school. Virginia Stewart of Indiana Normal visited. William Widdowson ill at home from Juniata College. Arch Nicewonger visited from Clymer. Annie Fyock, Center township teacher, spent days with relatives. John Steele visited Ebensburg. Oran Brewer family hosted in f Creekside. Carl Holt, injured in silo filler, returned home for Thanksgiving then to hospital. Eunice Mack elected Red Banks teacher. James Lucas harvested 450 bushels buckwheat with Cramer brothers. J B Cramer loading buckwheat to Coy’s siding. Harry Grow and Mrs. Corbine visited county seat. Mrs. Burk ill at daughter Mrs. Strong’s home. Todd Lucas returned to Pittsburgh for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Wolfe
Mises Dolores Wolfe
Vinton Hdwards
Evelyn
Byrd Wolfe
George Wolfe
John Amond
Dilltown
Virginia Stewart
Indiana Normal
William Widdowson
Juniata College
Arch Nicewonger
Clymer
Annie Fyock
Center Township
Thomas Brown
Colyer
John Steele
Ebensburg
Oran Brewer
Creekside
Carl Holt
Indiana Hospital
Nolo
Ebensburg guests and Thanksgiving visit notes
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Donahey of Ebensburg were guests of relatives here last week. Mrs. Adda Farnsworth visited Thanksgiving at her mother Mrs. M. J. McQuown’s home in In
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Donahey
Ebensburg
Adda Farnsworth
J.*mcquown
Indiana
Local social notes and visits in Mansfield area
Clayton Daugherty of Stafford and Miss Charlotte McCune of Lovejoy visit and travel. Merle Bair and wife visit relatives in Indiana. School social planned in the hall. Mrs D D Patterson and Louise visit relatives. Dormand farm gas well drilling noted. Community Thanksgiving giving thanks for Rev and Mrs James Donaldson. Multiple residents and friends listed with weekend or Friday travel and local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Bair
B. C. Mulberger
Dayton
Lavina Parker
Marion Center High School
Merle Stewart
M. T. Hamilton
RN. Glassford
Johnstown
Indiana
Dormand
James Smith
Penfield
Wm. Spicher
Arcadia
Local Notes from Center County and Nearby Areas
Mise Mary Bagley visited Mildred Douglass on Saturday. Lincoln Gibson and Wayne Bagley hunt in Center county hoping for deer or two, perhaps a deer or two. Mr and Mrs Biss visiting Windber with their son for the winter. ATWOOD Frank Harkleroad on jury duty at Kittanning this week. Mrs John Jose is on the sick list. John Cuddy butchered a 400 lb hog last week. Mr and Mrs Joe Woods of near Gastown guests at D C McCoy home Friday. Miss Henry on sick list. Homer McCausland bought a new automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Mary Bagley
Mildred Douglass
Lincoln Gibson
W. B. Douglass
Wayne Bagley
Center County
Mrs. Biss
Windber
Atwood Frank Harkleroad
Kittanning
John Jose
John Cuddy
Joe Woods
Gastown
D.C. McCoy
Henry
Homer McCausland
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The
Pathe
Geo. D. Leydic
Philadelphia St
Indiana, Pa
William Coley
Ligonier
Virgil Palmer
Lafe Gamble
Russell Jones
M. B.foster
Clarence Cummings
Ashtabula
John Foster
Bettle Foster
Memorial, Hospital
Thomas Kough
Lockport
Garfield, Fire Clay Company
Union
United Evangelical Church
J. W. Furgurson
Jacob’s Creek
G. C. Shew
West Brownaville
L. W. Trout
Albert Brett
J. A. Walbeck
George Saight
Walbeck
T. M. Woods
Mra
John Lear
Truedell
Romaine
Mt. Pleasant
Charles Beaufort
Anna Grace
Bolivar
Margaret Williams
Duquesne
Joseph St. Clair
New Florence
St. Clair
West Wheatfield Township
Garfield Smoke- Jess Fuel Company
Lynn
Sara R. Scollen
Barkesboro
Matdie “Wagner
Elma Williams
Lulu Griffith
Gertrude Wilson
Leda Williams
Nellie Vinton
Alexander McBlane
Baynesboro
V. G. Alter
J. M. Wilson
H. F. Schroth
H. D. Stahl
John Jusko
J. Blair
Muffley
State College
Heilwood
Brown
Vogue Shoes
Brown's
Romeo
Canvas
Loggins
Alaskas
Brown’s
Xmas Footwear
Taylorsville
Marion Center
Ambrose
Spruce
D. D. Patterson
Louise
Mrs
Calvin Gibson
Dortha Repine
Barnesboro
Gilbert Douglass
Lawrence
Wilbert Repine
D. G. Brown
John Wagle
Pine Flats
W. Gutirie
Ane
Spalding and Waymart
Dinsmore Bros
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