Local social notes from Arm aguish area
Armagh and area residents engage in visits births and home activities. Mrs Herbert Altamus and Myra Bell visited Mrs Altamus and Mrs John Wartz. New Essex Sedan bought by the Stutsmans. Laura and Merl Wilson hosted Sabbath school logs with Miss Martha Tomb. Frank Weat and son visited H R Falcon. McCachren family with Mr Miller of Brugshvaley. Nancy Tinkcom visited Helen Dick. Vine Tomb returned from Johnstown visit. George and Mrs Dick visited Johnstown. Hallis Tomb stayed with Ansom Tomb at Blairsville. Williams barn accident but recovering. Kathryn Falcon visited cousins Margaret and Bertha Cunningham. Hazel Lois Mack hosted by Carrie McFeaters. Twila and Doyie Repine visiting sister. Morrie Long and others were business visitors at Commodore. Myrtle Williams hosted by Mrs Sarah Trout. M J McDannell ill. S M Grith visited Ford Parry. Bagley family from Nanty-Glo called on Elizabeth Keener and Lottie Brown. Simon McDannell visited his mother, M. J. McDannell. Rev. Wm King guest in Patterson home. Jane Brown Beaverdale visited Brown home. Susan Jackson left for Johnstown for eye treatment. Mildred Detwiler of Nolo visited Frank Dearmin. Jane Uncapher returned from visit with daughter in Cresson. Charles Judson and Joseph Vassbinder Nanty-Glo callers. R V Duncan was a Vintondale caller.
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Herbert Altamus
Myra Bell
Altamus
John Wartz
K. S. Stutsman
George Will
Lester Stutsman
Dan Frye
Laura
Merl Wilson
Martha Tomb
Roy Weat
Frank
H. R. Falcon's
Harry McCachren
Twila
Doyie Repine
Morrie Long
Gertha McAnulty
Lillian Biss
Jank McCurdy
Sheldon Doug Jays
Commodore
Myrtle Williams
Sarah Trout
M. J. McDannell
S. M. Grith
Ford Parry's
J. H. Bagley and
Nanty-Glo
Eligabeth Keener
Lottie Brown
Simon McDannell
Beaverdale
Wm. King
Patterson
Jane Brown
Brown
Susan Jackson
Johnstown
Mildred Detwiler
Nolo
Frank Dear
Min
Jane Uncapher
Cresson
Charles Judson
Joseph Vasbinder
R. V. Duncan
John Lockard
M. P
Chester Trimble
Mary
Irwin
Low's
Henry's
Clara Rummel
D. H. Wilts
Boomer City
Hill
H. GC. Young
Frank Walker
Gordon Berg
Frank Young
Grace Baker
Indiana
Odah Baker
Sarah Henry
Wehrum
Derry
James King
Arthur Lydlie
Clarence Henry
Howard Wilt
Jay Henry
Heilwood
Lyceum
Lewis Henry
Hillsdale
New Wool Charlies $1.00 Yard In Spring Patterns
A sales note offers new wool Charlies at one dollar per yard featuring spring patterns with small figures on tan brown green blue and grey grounds. The material is described as 27 inches wide and of wool quality.
New Dress Flannels in Fifteen New Shades
New flannels for spring dresses in fine all wool quality shown in fifteen new shades. Rage Almond Green Arti choke Flemish Memphis French Meadow Lark Orchid Sawdust Popcorn Mushroom Black Navy Iris Gold. 54 inches wide First Floor.
Uniforms for maids and hostesses at low prices
Replenish the maids uniforms with well tailored dresses in chambray striped gingham and poplin saissette rayonette. Prices range from $1.95 to $5.86 with white collars and cuffs. India linen organdy and batiste options priced 50 cents to 1 dollar 25 and sets including apron collar and cuffs offered second floor.
Men's New Spring Fashions At The Men's Store
Plain Shirts suits and ties showcased in watered silks with a velvety finish. Colors include red green blue brown and gray. Advertises quality make and fine appearance encouraging multiple purchases. Men’s Store First Floor.
Infant Buried in M P Cemetery in Cookport
An infant child of Mr. and Mrs. John Lockard was buried in M. P. cemetery on Sunday. The town notes various local visits, callers, and social events across Cookport and nearby areas, including relatives, neighbors, and church activities.
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