Local social notes from around Blairsville area
Miss Vivian Sebring returns from Maryland visiting relatives in town. Numerous visitors and residents visit families in Blairsville area including Jack Smith and Annie Books in Cresson and Mrs. Blaiy Wissinger as well as many others from Jersey Shore Indiana and Pittsburgh. Sabbath services and church gatherings noted with a busy week of calls and visits among local families.
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Vivian Sebring
Maryland
Martha Bee
Indiana
Blaiy Wissinger
Clearfield Hospital
Jack Smith
Cresson
Annie Books
BR. Wooster and Son
Clayton
Wilkingburg
Gertrude Barnes
Glen Campbell
Claude Gaston
Canoe Ridge
B. F. Brown
Kenneth
Gene
Sunbury
M. L. Wickes
Milo Schmonderly
Jersey Shore
Hattie Campbell
Howard Shobert
Jesse Baker
Culver
Harlin Bee
Johnstown
Blake Curry
Ethel
Glen
Laroie
Lewis Straw
John Thompson
Lewis Litzinger
W. A. Prideaux
Twin Rocks
C. A
J. B. Baker
Ruth
Jess Baker
W.H. Floto
Billy
John Torney
Pittsburgh
Roxanna Lydie
Lovejoy
John Miller
Young criminals under twenty four percent share, FBI finds
The U S Bureau of Investigation reports more than 39 percent of criminals fingerprinted nationwide in the last eight months were under 24 years old. A housekeeping tip notes dampening woolen fabric with ammonia before pressing to remove shine.
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U. S. Bureau of Investigation
World’s Fair Crowds Find Restful Spots
Tired but happy visitors at the Century of Progress in Chicago rest on benches scattered around the grounds. Crowds line the lagoon near the Hall of Science with the Sky Ride visible in the background as they take a respite from the day.
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Century of Progress
Chicago World's Mail
Parkwood Community Notes Share Visits and Local News
Parkwood residents attend church and visit relatives in Clarksburg and Wilkinsburg. Local youths suffer a minor arm injury at a ball game. A newborn son, Bud Henry, arrives for Mr. and Mrs. Clair Weiss. Families travel to Latrobe for an ill relative. Ice making at Clark Peddicord home and church choir activities are noted. Threshing, wheat crops, and grange program details are included among the social items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dixon
Annie Dixon
Ralph Reeger
Clarksburg
West Union
Paul
Ross Campbell
Dixon
John O'Niel
Helen
Sally
C. D. Peddicord
Wilkinsburg
Jimmie Wiggins
Walker Wiggins
Clair Weiss
Bud Henry
John Adams
Altoona
Beaverdale
Nellie
Sadie Craig
Leechburg
I. W. Craig
Harold
H. H. Shirey
James Edmiston
Donald Holmes
Fennellton
T. W. Fouts
Merle McCardle
Gertrude McCardle
Indiana
Clark Peddicord
Harry
Annabell
Ruby
Craig
Lewisville
Young People’s Bible Class
Ermon Fout
Meade Millen
West Lebanon
R. H
Frank Adams
Jennie Stephens
Mary Stephens
Kenmore
Latrobe
John
Eleanor McGinley
Ruby Craig
Ruth Jamison
Cressie Shirey
Miss Jamison
Missy Shirey
W. L. Brown
Clarence Brown
Shelocta
Fleming
Vivian
Delone
Tanoma
Grange
Grays
Local Social Roundup Includes Distant Visits
Mr and Mrs Howard Meekins and son Arthur of Cockport visited L W Jacoby s. Mrs John Arda and others from Bakerton dropped by on Wednesday. Various families from Revloc Rossiter Chambersville Williamsport Altoona and Indiana were guests or hosts with church picnics and weekend trips noted along with two visits to camp in the mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Meekins
Arthur
Cockport
L. W. Jacoby’s
John Arda
Rudiac
Bakerton
Charley Liptak, Jr
Indiana
Clark Sterner
Richard Sterner
Revloc
Peter Maloney
Jethro Jacoby
Rossiter
Eugene
Guy
John Stroker
Ohio
Magas
Justin Wheeler
Smithport
Edith Miller
Williamsport
Jim Edwards
Altoona
Crooked Creek
Cliffside
Howard
Leroy Wells
Vandergrift
Wells
Chas, Brady
Paul
Marion Center
Frank Kirk
Walter Bartholomew
Kirk
Clearfield Mountains
Harry Over
Dickie
Girard
William Downey
Harry
Evans City
Elders Ridge Weekend Visits Reported Across Homes
Miss Fay Haag from Glen Campbell stays with L G Rosen steel. Miss Valiere Brown of Saltebure visits R H Fassat. Mr and Mrs J B Manners and family return from Kane. No Sabbath school or services on July 20 and 23. Metaphor notes worry over sailing ballast and ship stability in rough weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Haag
Glen Campbell
L. G. Rosensteel
Valiere Brown
Saltebure
R. H. Fassat
Kane
Strongstown Residents Gather for Weekend Visits and Local Meetings
Mrs. Frank Strong and Nellie spent weekend in Indiana. A 4 H club led by Miss Begsie Owen met at John Bennett’s home. Several families visited relatives in Indiana and Ohio. The Ladies Missionary Society held an all day meeting at Mrs. Miller’s home with a birthday cake for Mrs. McClelland. A British corporation plans to supply homes with electricity for six cents a week, a warning for our wilty companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Strong
Nellie
Indiana
Ladies Missionary Society
A. G. Miller
M. D. McClelland
Elda MerCurdy
Presley Brandon
Roy Fulmer
Howard Wilson
Canton
Clara
Bethel
Mary Elinor
Frances
Ida May Thomas
Vandergrift
Mildred Flynn
Elda McCurdy
Progress and Pittsb Dairy Post Gazette Offer
An advertising note touts the Post Gazette now five fifty yearly for Indiana County residents or those not served by Post-Girade Carriers. It promises home delivery the same day as publication and invites readers to see club bargains on page 2.
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Indiana County
R.F.C
Post-Gazette
Local notes from a wartime era town reunion and visits
Clayton Palmer has been discharged from Adrian hospital and is recovering. Wachob family hosts a reunion with relatives from Youngstown and Jennerstown. Leora and Ruth White visit grandparents in town for vacation. Geo Gaul visits Johnstown with Franke Beck. Sizable family visits to Levi Homen and Jacob Bartholomew. Charlie Hugus opens a grocery in town. Lee Kunts of Marion Center visits relatives. John Ganl and son George take a business trip to Indiana City.
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Add White
Youngstown
Floyd Warhole
Jennerstown
G. W. Wachob
Leora
Ruth White
Geo. Gaul
Johnstown
Franke Beck
Ed, Sloniger
Levi Homen
Floyd Reefle
Burnside
Rosanna Shields
Myrtle Peffer
Jacob Bartholomew
Near
Marchand
Charlie Hugus
Our Town
Lee Kunts
Marion Center
J. No Miller
John Ganl
George
Indlang
Local social notes from Burnside area and relatives
Mrs. Floyd Cable of Burnside visits her parents Mr and Mrs Charles King. Mr and Mrs Paul P Bat erbaugh and Velma May visit Mrs Bat erbaugh’s parents. Robert McCanon of Waynesboro is a relative visitor. Jean Langham of Johnstown visits Martha Stiffler. Robert King and others from Barnesboro visit relatives. Robert McCultney and Clarence Keurick of New Kensington call on Langham family. Roy Douglass family and others visit Deckers Point and Marlon Center. Alex Beringer hosts Saturday guests including Dr. and Mrs Sherd Beringer Greensburg. Mrs. Charles King seriously ill.
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Floyd Cable
Burnside
Charles King
Paul P Baterbaugh
Velma May
C. A. Wright
Baterbaugh
Robert McCanon
Waynesboro
Waert
Misa Jean Langham
Johnstown
Martha Stiffler
Ed Somerville
Molde Ruggles
Robert Winters
Blain Beringer
Irwin
Sherd Beringer
Greensburg
Alex Beringer
Chorle King
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Leroy McKee
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Slickville
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Olive Lowman
Columbia Hospital
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Parkwood
Dixonville
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Elders Ridge
Strongstown
James Walker
Butler
Blair
Empfield
Violet Stephens
Nantyglo
Currys Run
Wilbert Mack and Son
Bolivar
Aiey
Saya Jane Sell
Indiana Hospital
John Aikens
McCurdy
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Covode
Clayton Palmer
Adrian Hospital
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