Miss Martha Tomb Hosts Sabbath Class at Home
Miss Martha Tomb hosted her Sabbath school class at her home on Wednesday evening. Miss Helen Dick, visiting Greensburg, spent the weekend with her parents. A funeral in Johnstown drew visitors including Sarah Campbell and Mrs. Wormwood. Leroy McFeat ers and Myra Young were recently married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Tomb
Helen Dick
Greensburg
Geo. Dick
Mia
Sarah Campbell
Washington, D.C
Milcol Johnson
Johnstown
Stephen Johnson
Kenneth Setler
Seward
Scott Rogers
Brice Tomb
C. A. McFeaters
Miss Wormwood
Hi. R. Falcon
D. I. Cunningham
Indiana Hospital
Leroy McFeaters
Myra Young
Mixed Place Cards and a California Honeymoon Plan
In a tangle of quarrels and romance Barbara and Leigh deepen their bond at a Kilbourne dinner where a hidden diamond surfaces. Leigh apologizes and the couple tentatively accepts a California honeymoon as Florence and Midge navigate love, jealousy, and family loyalties amid social gatherings.
Ants Thwart Picnic Plans In A Clubbed Conversation
Habitual Picnickers Two Jitle boys discuss ants at picnics. One jokes they work and never play, the other notes ants always appear when he goes on a picnic. The exchange plays on ants thriving near meals and everyday humor.
Love Test Wins Conflict in Country Apartment Plan
Janice and John quarrel over a home and, with a plan to win him back, she rents a Cedar Vale bungalow and buys curtains. He discovers their ruse, and both realize they must compromise. They decide to take the bungalow and start a life together, including hens for eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Janice
Danny
Burleigh
Jiattie
Dahn
Jan‘tee
Local Social Roundup From Chambersville and Nearby Areas
Loyd Wynkoop family from Home and Carl Miller plus wife from Vandergrift visited relatives Sunday. Crooked Creek Missionary Circle hosted by Mrs. C A Brady last Wednesday. Many locals report colds and la grippe. Frank Kirk family visited Indiana merchants Saturday night. Miss Larue Adamson visiting grandmother Lina Trusal. H E Lukahart of Home called on friends Wednesday. No church service Sunday at Crooked Creek church due to minister and her father’s automobile accident en route to Ambrose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crooked Creek
Mr. Helme
Ambrose
Local social notes from Brush Valley and nearby towns
Mrs S M Rugth and gon Wil iam and Mrs Tillie Herlinger spent Sunday with the Herlingers. Clyde McCrea and daughter Myra of Altoona were weekend guests. Mike Zelko and wife visited Johns town last Thursday. M K Bennett visited Homer City last Wednesday. Harry McCrea and family from Indiana spent Sunday with G T McCrea. Russell Altemus of Derry spent the weekend with local friends. Merle Engle of Indiana hunted foxes in the valley last Friday. Waldo Mock and Stanley Allen were Johnstown visitors last Saturday. Marle Deyarmin and family spent Thursday evening with Taylor Deyarmin and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Rugth
Gon
Wiliam
Tillie Herlinger
Merle Engle
Indiana
Waldo Mock
Stanley Allen
Johnstown
Marle Deyarmin
Taylor Deyarmin
Small town notes mix illness visits and visits
The column records many local social items including pneumonia and diphtheria recoveries, visits between families such as Lichtenfels Clawson and Ramner, weekend trips to Indiana and Punxsutawney, a Sabbath school reminder, and a dental joke about tooth pulling with gas.
Washington Township People Share Local Visits and Church Notice
Howard McCausland called on Walter Harman Monday night. Miss Nelle Park and Mrs. Vernie from Advance visited relatives. Numerous calls and visits noted at Park and Harman households. Harmony Grove church services Sunday morning. Sunday school at 10. Newspapers wrap includes a Path Finder quote about a 20 story building accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard McCausland
Walter Harman
Nelle Park
Vernie
J. B. Park
William McCausland
Josiah Fisher
Myrtle Nichol
Indiana
Jay Sourwine
Edward Boyer
Ruth
Ida. Furgeson
George Harman
Melvin Park
Edward
J. E. Park
Howard Rankin
J. A. Park
Robert Prugh
Ethel Harman
Rebecca Sink
Ira Marlin
Bart Akens
Melva
Near Atwood
Judiah Wisher
Harry McSwaney
M. J. Boyer
Irene Smeed
Near
Kellysburg
A. CG. Marshall
Raymond
Dorothy
Allen Alshouse
Elsie
Elkin Bothell
Creekside
May Blystone
Bryan Miller
Joseph Marshall
Kenneth
Coral
Atwood
Ethel
Harmony Grove Lutheran Church
Letters testamentary for estate of Mrs Sophia C Simpson
Notice to those with claims against the estate of Mrs Sophia C Simpson of Bas Mal honing township to present claims duly authenticated for settlement. Those indebted are urged to make prompt payment. Executor: Marion Center, Pa. January 28, 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia C. Simpson
Bas Malhoning
Simpson
Marion Center
John L. Getty
Edward 8. Butterbaugh
Green Township
Also Mentioned on This Page
Armage
Entae Dannes
Meadows
Meadows Mfg. Co
Bloomington
Mwinoiw
Troub Furniture Company
Ritz
Indiana, Pa
Ross
DeGaetano Master Cleaners
Philadelphia Street
Arabata Tourney
Leigh Widalan
Couelimax
Oshiuwny House
Jaty
Barbara Hid
Tack Malden
Leigh
Cty
Barbara
Florence Kilbourne
Florence
Mr. Butler
Gut
Midge Kilbourne
Billy
Clark
Ivan
Evan
Midgie
Midge
Babbe
Uncle Leigh
Jack Malden
Jack Matden
Jack
Wall Street
Europe
Ada Miy
Professor Aikennat
California
Balbara
Butler
Barbie Darling
Mother
Ily
Babbie
Bill
Louise Langdale
Chambersville
Loyd Wynkoop
Home
Frank Kirks
Carl Miller
Vandergrift
Harry Miller
Brush Valley
Mount Tabor
Collins Mack
Misa Mary Penrose
J. F. Lichtenfels
G. Kim
W.W. C.lichtenfels
W. C. Lichtenfels
B. Empfield
Blaine Empfield
G. W. Clawson
George Cline
Glenn Lichtenfels
Ardora
Paul Lichtenfels
George Clawson
Bolivar
Rhoda Ramner
W. R. Thomas
Alta McCurdy
Howard Gamble
Punxsutawney
Wallace Rising
Sheroda
Scotty
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Associated Gas and Electric Securities Company Incorporated
Indiana, Penna
Washington Township
Longheigh
Pathfinder
Clymer Water Service Company
Division of
Federal Water Service Corporation
Buterbaugh
Stafford
Cuheue
Citizen’s National Bank
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