Local residents visit spread across towns and churches
Grisemore and nearby towns recall visits by Mrs. Richard Williams D G Joiner Ellen Bennett and family in Johnstown and Dixonville. Indiana visitors include Miss Shirley Smith and Harry Russell with Miss Chrissie Gibson. A sale at J C Fleming poultry farm drew crowds while church events at Nebo Presbyterian and Pine Flats Christian Church were well attended. The Pine township high school graduates headed to Washington DC for a sightseeing trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grisemore
Richard Williams
D. G. Joiner
Heilwood
Ellen Bennett
Hbmer
G. G. Bennett
Johnstown
Shirley Smith
Indiana
HB. W. Smith
J. H. Smith
Cherry, Tree
Edward Fisher
A. G. Glenn
Dixonville
Union Telephone Company
Grisemore Grange
J. D. Bennett
G. 8. Bennett
Roy Stitt
Deckers Point
Pittsburgh
Culver
Wintondale
Samuel Edwards
Ebensburg
Sarah B. Williams
Harry Russell
Chrissie Gibson
Margaret Joiner
Barnesboro
H. 5
Lute
Robert Walker
Here
Wilbur Repine
Spruce
Arthur Jones
Marianna Mears
Cora Tyler
Ethel Jones
G. M.joiner
BE. P. Joiner
Alverda
G. Matthew Jordan
Nebo Presbyterian Church
Pine Flats Christian Church
Pine Township High School
Sarah Glenn
R. A. Gentilesco
Washington, D. C
Townsfolk visit Ohio and relatives in brief note
Washington Township No 2 reports D P Bothell and son Morris and Joe Nesbit visiting friends in Ohio last week Ella Wagner visits her mother in Twolick and Mrs Catherine Mack visits Creekside friends The note also oddly mentions a method for avoiding homesickness in Europe involving lye and varnish mixed with liquor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. P. Bothell
Morris
Joe Nesbit
Ohio
Ella Wagner
Twolick
Catherine Mack
Creekside
Europe
Indiana Visitors and Local Social Roundup in Town
William Robinson and Mrs. Molly Crissman lead a social list as Indiana callers and town residents visit, shop, and dine with locals. The week features town council members, visitors from Wilkinsburg and Pittsburgh, and exchanges with W aynesburg and Brookville connections.
Children’s exercises planned at Crooked Creek Church
Crooked Creek Church hosts children's exercises next Sunday evening with Mrs. Anna Gray and her sons Clifford Clements and Bernard from near Five Points visiting Mrs. Gray's sister Mrs. C A Brady. Brady family members return home after visiting Dixonville. Henry Kirk family of Luthersburg and Scott family with William visit F Kirk. Ansel Beer family from Clearfield and Harry Miller family plus Carl Miller visit. Helen Brady also an Indiana visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crooked Creek
Anna Gray
Clifford
Clements
Bernard
Near Five Points
Harold
Blairsville
Gray
C. A. Brady
Charles Brady
Dixonville
Henry Kirk
Fred
Russell
Phil
Luthersburg
Scott
Sou
William
Ansel Beer
Clearfield
F. &. Kirk
Harry Miller
Carl
Indiana
Helen Brady
Local family visits and community notes from Mount Tabor area
Mount Tabor KE and Johnstown families visited relatives over the weekend. Mrs. Sarah Marsh, 83, visited her sisters. Russell Lichtenfels and family spent time with W. C. Lichtenfels. W. M. S. box opening set for June 14 at Mrs. Russell Palmer. Cobes reunion at Clark Park on Decoration Day. Three wrecks reported on the William Penn highway Sunday. Mr and Mrs Qmer Shoup and daughter called at Homer City last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Lichtenfels
Betty
Janet
Dwight
Johnstown
Sarah Marsh
J. F. Lichtenfels
Samuel Duncan
Russell Lichtenfels
Oliver and
Clair
Ardara
W. C. Lichtenfels
Russell Palmer
Cobes
Clark Park
Wiliam Penn Highway
Qmer Shoup
Homer City
Maple Grove Social News Recap
Mrs Sarah Lyda of Homer City visited her sister Mrs Mary Clark last week. Flora Green and sons George and Vaye of Bel-sano visited in the G E Holmes home Sunday. Mrs Robert Adams who had been ill is improving. Mr and Mrs G E Holmes and Mr and Mrs Wm McCullough with families attended Robert Holmes funeral at Heilwood Saturday. R G Wolfe and daughters of Manor Florence Eifie and Charles Amond John and Grace Strong and George Wolfe spent Saturday evening in the Sloppy home. Alfred Downey of Camerous Bot tom was a business caller here Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Lyda
Homer City
Mary Clark
Flora Green
George and
Vaye
Belsano
G. E. Holmes
Robert Adams
Wm. McCullough
Robert Holmes
Heilwood
Mra
R. G. Wolfe
Sunnyside Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Sunnyside residents recount a Sunday with A H Spicher and daughter Mrs Ford Treese. Floyd Pardee and Vernon Mumau called at Dr Colgan’s, who lost a valuable horse last week. Mrs Colgan, recently ill, is slowly improving. Hoyd Burkey of Hastings and family visited Harvey Burkey. Mary Rehigh, ill, shows slow improvement. Mr and Mrs Burt Clark and son Billie visited Montgomery during the convention at Mrs Robert Burkey’s home. John Trimble stopped by on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Spicher
Ford Treese
Floyd Pardee
Vernon Mumau
Colgan
Hoyd Burkey
Hastings
Harvey Burkey
Mary FB. Rehigh
Burt Clark
Billie
Indiana
Montgomery
Robert Burkey
John ‘Trimble
Creekside Community Notes and Local Happenings
Creeks ide The B R P and the State Highway Department are making extensive improvements. Mr and Mrs Clem Clark and children have moved to Leechburg Mrs Cruca McHenry is spending a month with her parents Cauldren's Day will be observed in the Methodist Church on June 17. Friends of Mrs William Mellhoes in this vicinity were sorry to hear of her death. Miss Kya Hendricky and sister spent Decoration Day at Torrence. Mr and Mrs Rolls spent Sunday at Locust. If we ever take a long airplane trip it is going to be into the Sahara Desert where there will be plenty of room to land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Department
Clem Clark
Leechburg
Cruca McHenry
Cauldren
William Mellhoes
Kya Hendricky
Torrence
Rolls
Locust
Sahara Desert
Local Notes From South Bend and Nearby Areas
No. 1 Mr and Mrs Melvin Silvis shopped in Indiana. Local residents work on the Apollo road project with several named workers noted. Catherine Kliningsmith visited Vandergrift while Virgie Alshouse called at Clarksburg. Gene Tunney is praised for buying a farm after making his fortune. Road construction on the South Bend Sholoca route completes concrete pouring begun in 1926. A Young People’s convention at Montgomery Church drew many, with community visits and visits to friends and relatives noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend No
Melvin Silvis
Indiana
Apollo
James Smith
Bara Dunmire
H. TH. Hanna
Howard Kimmel
Kittanning
Catherine Kliningsmith
Vandergrift
Virgie Alshouse
Clarksburg
Harry Devers
Idaho
D. Rearke
Alpha King
Mary Emma
Wilkinsburg
Jennie King
Edna
Etna
Aliee Alshouse
Blanche
Shelocta
Alshouse
F. M. I. Club
Morrison
McGauhey
William Moorehead
James Porter
Wandercrift
Rt. A
Yoder
New Kensington
Inlaw
Herman Knepahield
Apolia
FH. Hanna
Kim Thipps
Aultman
D. B
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General Motors
Indiana Motor Co
Frank Kring
Douglass
Dinsmore Indiana
Washington Township
Californi
Os Dieu
Ompore
Mississi
New York
Smicksburg
William Robinson
Molly Crissman
Jene Stratten
Dubois
Paul Stiteler
Albert Stear
Charles Beck
McCurdy Bush
Evert Kkesler
Blane Dodson
Thomas Taylor
Clarence Stiteler
Bob Mixel
Laverne and
Dean
Stanley Marshall
Clayton Lewis
M. K. Lewis
T Lewis
George Welsh
George Simmons
Georgeville
C. N. Whitaker and Sons
Merle and
Leroy
Walier
Lottie Stiteler
Jack Cleveland
Bill Beck
Ll. A. Cassody
Aarph Lukehart
Wes William Stiteler
Paul Black
Walter
GC. E. Yount
Waynesburg
J. B. Troutman
Yount
Chamber of Commerce
Troutman
A. van Horn
Hawthorn
T. A. van Horn
Lutheran Church
van Horn
Sara Lewis
Cleo Taylor
Brookville
Punxsutawney
Chambersville
Mount Tabor
Maple Grove
Sunnyside
Father’s
Dad
Moorhead
Wilgus
Clarence Little
Byrd Smith
Young People’s
Montgomery Church
Don Thekok
L. L. Bartholomew
Wesley Walker
Wheel Routch
Frank Mc@urley
Clyier
John Wetterman
Stafford
Gust Fetterman
Zonie
Barneshboro
Elizabeth Trimble
8. C. Trimble
Gene Tunney
Gene
Associated System
Associated Securities
Associated Public Utilities Corporation
Associated Gas and Electric System
Indiana, Pa
Silas C. Streams
Pell
Philadelphia Street
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