Local social notes from Maple Grove area and surrounding towns
Maple Grove and nearby communities report numerous social calls and visits from Henry Jones and others. Residents like John Wolfe, Glenn Coy, Mary Coy, and Belle ONeil are mentioned visiting, with several calls noted at homes in Penn Run Robindale and Freilwood. A high school boys basketball loss 29 to 11 at Saltsburg is noted alongside a scarlet fever case on Hancock Street. A Kansas City Star quip about a duck hints at local readers.
Local Social Notes and Visits Across Indiana
Mrs Charles Kerr and daughter Evelyn spent days with relatives in Indiana. Mrs Wilmer Miller and son Clarence and Miss Carrie Sharp visited Widerton Wednesday. Miss Nellie Fleming.visiting aunt Frances Kline. A pre social in Walker school house Friday evening. Mrs J E Sharp and Mrs Trvin Woode visited in Indiana Sunday. Matlie Arnold of Indiana visiting Mrs N J Sharp. Taylor Carnahan and family moved to the Rinn farm. Mrs A J Rupert spent days with relatives in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kerr
Evelyn
Indiana
Wilmer Miller
Clarence
Carrie Sharp
Widerton
Nellie Fleming
Frances Kline
Walker School House
J. E. Sharp
Trvin Woode
Matlie Arnold
N. J. Sharp
Taylor Carnahan
Rinn Farm
A. J Rupert
Indland
Local notes from Mount Tabor and area happenings
Clyde Palmer spent the weekend at home after working in Johnstown. Donald Duncan was in Blairsville last week. Miss Mary Cline visited Mrs A M Walheck last week. Mrs G W Clawson visited Mr and Mrs George Palmer. Alice and Kenneth called on Mrs W C Lichtenfels last week. Jryvem Palmer is recovering well after an operation. Mrs W C Lichtenfels and daughter Margie called on Mrs WeIt Marsh last week. Mrs KH Tl Barber and two sons Melvin and Clair visited Dr Tf B Buterhaugh in Indiana Monday evening. Mrs Barber seeks eye treatment. Mrs W dL Barber visited Mrs O V Barber Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Grant Siverd have gone to housekeeping in Indiana. Mrs Austin Slenker of Dixonville visited T Barber’s last week. Attended the funeral of J A Barber at Burnside last week. Mrs B and Mrs O V Barber and Mrs Austin Slenker attended. This is the second Barber brother to die within a month. I A Barber died in December. The government ruled no passports to singles and that papers are issued only after marriage. The State Department cites the old saying about the slip between the lip and the cup. President Coolidge sprained his wrist shaking hands with 3,300 people on New Year’s Day. He must improve if he plans to run for county office. Feed your brain and it will feed you.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Jones
Penn Run
John Wolfe
Glenn Coy
Helen
Iva Henry
Belie O
FC Antond
Penn Ria
Albert Coy
Indiana
Tair McCullough
Frank Milley
Grant Hours
Penham
Arthur Joling
Johnstown
David Schrecengost
Albert Cow
Lucille Henry
Vera Chumer
Nolosehood
Henury Jones
M. Aneuphier
John Henrys
Freilwood
Mary Coy
Belle O'Neil
Mrs
Shen Gresstey
G. 4
Holmes
Torsday
Clyde Palmer
Donald Duncan
Blairsville
Mary Cline
A. M. Walheck
G. W. Clawson
George Palmer
Gott Heb Kim
Alice
Kenneth
W.C. Lichtenfels
Jryvem Palmer
W. C. Lichtenfels
Margie
We It Marsh
Tl. Barber
Melvin and
Clair
Tf. B. Buterhaugh
State Department
Coolidge
Deidres
Weekly Brush Valley notices and oddities
Local brush valley items report church meeting news with F W Barley aiding preaching through close of gatherings. Intermittent visits by residents. church services at Dutch Bethel noted with Rev Sprinkle to preach again in two weeks. Miscellaneous social calls and a Kentucky coon dog arrival featured alongside a sharp George Wickersham quote on naval size and a New York auto show jest.
Local Social Notices and Family Visits
Mrs Frank Kerr and son John visited her father John Leasure. Levi Duck returned to Nir home near Arcadia after weeks with Ward Hank. John W Leasure is very poorly. Mrs Charles Pardee has been seriously ill but is better. Mrs Zane Butterbaugh spent Monday with friends. Wade Leasure of Richmond visited his father. Mr and Mrs Harry McMillen of Barnesboro spend a few days at Merle Leasure home. Jack and banks bankers frauds dialogue ends with mischief about notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kerr
John
John Leasure
Levi Duck
Nir
Arcadia
Ward Hank
John W. Leasure
Charles Pardee
Zane Butterbaugh
Wade Leasure
Richmond
Harry McMillen
Barnesboro
Merle Leasure
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Sosvanr Mann
Haarlem
Ruggistes
Weather Bros
Maple Grove
Clymer
Wilkin Harper
Ernest
Francis Cooper
Cherry Tree
Joseph Smith
Adams Street
Saltsburg
Wendell Putt
Hancock Street
Dick Shepherd
Joseph Jenney
Samuel Green and Son
Bathesboro
Creen
Alex Good
Kansas City Star
Citizen’s National Bank
PENNA
Troutman
Mount Tabor
Clymer R. D. 1
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Broadway
New York
Board of Directors
O'Keeffe
Ritz Theatre
Jack Pickford
Faye Ferguson
Esther Ralston
The
American Legion Auxiary
Indiana Theatre
Phyllis Mayer
Norma Shearer Ek
Mary Aster
Lloyd Hughes
Homer City
Evangelical ‘Church
Brush Valley
F. W. Barley
Braddock
Clarence Dearmnyn
Alverta
Robert McNitt
Daisy Dearnyn
Ruby Shatter
Blair Dias
Eldean
Allen Clevenger
Bidean
Robert McNut
Clinton Shaffer
Lucy McNut
Taylor Roland
Joseph Hummel
Indiana Hospital
Harry Miller
John Gray
Samuel Hollabaugh
Bikin
Bert Findlay J
Kentucky
George Wickersham
League of National Non-Partisan Association
United States
Great Britain
Nicholtown
Mrs. Youngbride
Jack
Fushing
GLOBE
Hetrick & Wilson
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Detroit
America
Dodge Brothers
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Thomas
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Donoge Brothers, Inc
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