Washington Township social notes from Five Points to Willet
A dense list of Monday to New Year greetings and visits in Washington Township including five Points, Willet, and Vandergrift. Residents such as Marshall, Orr, Fisher, Peterman, Park, Rankin, Boyer, Harman, Stuchell, Blystone, and others are referenced with multiple guestings and trips to Indiana and nearby towns. A closing quotation blend from Army and Navy Journal and Dallas News adds local banter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyer
Amanda Rankin
Brice Peterman
Five Points
Charlie Conner
Vandergrift
Willet
Pittsburgh Winter Plans And Local Social Notes
Martha Malcolm heads to Pittsburgh for a winter stay. Alex Good and daughter Mary visit his Barnesboro relative over New Year at Mrs Samuel Green’s home. Mr and Mrs C G White and children stay near Belsano after Mrs White’s father’s death. Gladys Willie visits Emeigh relatives. Students return to State Teachers College after two weeks at home. Robi Rolley of Indiana visits the Andersons. Mrs Walter Fetterman ill. Inez Ogden returns to Pittsburgh for training. Clymer beats Heilwood 40 to 37 in Friday night basketball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Malcolm
Pittsburgh
Alex Good
Mary
Samuel Green
Barnesboro
C. G. White
Belsano
Mrs White
Gladys Willie
Emeigh
State Teachers College
Robi. Rolley
Indiana
Anderson
Walter Fetterman
Adams Street
Inez Ogden
Clymer
Heilwood
Local Social Notes and Humorous Quips
COVODE Mrs. Mary Hadden and daughter Cecil returned home after visiting the Sprankuses at Brushvalley. Mrs. Sadie Barnes of Punxsutawney spent two days with brother J. A. Gaul. Geo. Gaul and Mollie Beck made a business trip to Indiana. H. BE. White of Johnstown visited the Wyants. Ad White of Youngstown visited G. W. Wahob’s family. Mrs. Maxine Gourley stayed with Elmer Pefi ar. Lee Kuntz and baby of Marion Center visited his parents. Daisy Babco and children of Dixonville spent Sunday with her mother. Parlor-era commentary on radio performers and a Dayton item note jokes about a man losing $50,000,000 in a market. J. P. Morgan reportedly won a prize for violets, with a quip about his greens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Lowmaster
Gladys Millen
Walter Harman
Sara
Othel
M. J. ‘Boyer
Reed Blystone
J. H. Blystone
Glenn
Harry Sink
George Harman
Wellsburg
W. Va
Arthur, Orr
Mra
Lina Trusal
Chambersville
Mary Hadden
Cecil
Mangus Sprankle
Brushvalley
Sadie Barnes
Punxsutawney
J. A. Gaul
Geo. Gaul
Mollie Beck
Indiana
H. BE. White
Johnstown
D. H. Wyant
Ad White
Youngstown, C
G. W. Wahob
Maxine Gourley
Elmer Pefi ‘Ar
Lee Kuntz
Marion Center
J. H. Miller
Daisy Babco
Dixonville
Sadie Shaffer
Being Called a Philanthropist
Natalie Jones pretends to help the poor to impress Paul Lester but mistakes a rich couple’s son’s play costume for real need. The ruse backfires when Mrs Limoges and Paul reveal the ruse, leaving Natalie exposed and humiliated in front of the husband and architect.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Washington Township
M. J. Boyer
Josiah Fisher
Mina Allison
Wilet
James Stuchell
J. B. Park
Carl ‘Miller
Two Wells Boys
Suamperviile
B. Plystone
Non Immpntiara
Ethel
Alice
Haas
Army and Navy
Ishbel MacDonald
United States
Dallas News
Olymer
Covode
Dayton
Ohio
J. P. Morgan
Willie
Akron (Ohio
Beacon Journal
Chevrolet
Fisher
Delco-Lovejoy
SPORT
Phaeton
Club Sedan
Flint, Michigan
Edwards Motor Company
Court Place
Chookie Motor Sales
Johnston Bros
Saltsburg Motor Co
Commodore Garage
Penna
Kent
Homer City
Saltsburg
Commodore Haag’s Garage
Franklin Street Auto Co
Valley Motor Co
Plumville Motor Co
O. A. Gonner
Glen Campbell
Brush Valley
Plumville, Pa
Hillsdale
Lilliam Crowley
Atalid Jones
Paul Lester
Butterfy
Natalie
Sle
St. John
Bernard Limoges
Bernard
Natalia
Miss Jones
Paul
Arkansas Gazette
Brown
Blairsville
Patronize Progress
George D. Leydic
Philadelphia Street
Wayne Avenue
Penn
the Savings & Trust Co
Indiana, Pa
Indiana Roller Mills
GLOBE
Hetrick & Wilson