Strongstown social notes show weekly visiting and travel
Red Mill resident Strong, and many locals from Hilwood Nanty Glo and surrounding towns, visited relatives and called on friends last week. Several residents spent Sunday with family, attended services, or traveled to nearby towns like Vintondale Nanty Glo Coalport and Bracken. The column lists numerous names including Binkley, Ondreach, Gennett, Stiles, Barns, Alt amus, Bennett, Garrett, and Peddicord among others, plus a note of a church gathering and a bridal shower at Indiana home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Strong
Red Mill
Harry Ford
TM Hilwood
J. F. Ondreach
Walter Gennett
Earl Stiles
Hilwood
Ed Binkley
Charles
Bullington
We A
Owell
R. E. Mack
Nunty Gloon
Harry George and Family
South Fork
Ysaac Strong
James Bennell
Belle Barns
Weilwood
Maloy
Gladys Troxell
Margare
Altemus
Dora
Anna Stiles
Harry Bennett
Tamily
Will Bennett
James Burk
Snday
N. D. Altemus
Mack
Wintondale
Clarence Rankin
Nanty-Gio
Luella Boring
John Garrett
William Bennett
Nanty
Local Families Share News From Indiana and Locust Areas
Saturday and Sunday events include visits from Edward Buddie and Starvey Edwards in Scottdale and Indiana. numerous relatives travel to Punxsutawney and Greenwich. Ada Gener finished a year at Wilkinsburg. Ada’s family and friends gather, and Mel Ida Kinsell plans a summer at Locust Spring farm. A baby boy was born to Virgil Knox but mother’s pleuropneumonia leaves her critical. Several locals attend Taylor Simson’s funeral. workers return from mines and Rev J B Meisaac visits family on the old homestead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fors
Edward Buddie
Scottdale
Greenwich
Torting
J. W. Waddell
Howard
Warl Shields
Punxsulawney
TL. Siverd
Ry AW
St. Chur.ng
Mise Ada “Ener
Wilkinsburg
Ler Hem
Agnes Prout
Eldred
Elizabeth Blose
Lynn
Big Ston
Kate Blose
Mel
Ida J. Kinsell
Merle Clemenston
Washington, GA
Dick Smitten
Lis
Kinsell
Lewis
Taylor Simson
Covode
Guy Powell
Myers & Little Restaurant
Indiana
Virgil Knox
H. A
R. J. Melsaac
Marchand
George Aigood
Locust
Charlie Dilts
C. A. Rosborough
Marion Center
Carl
Paul Bartholomew
Charlie
Glen Rosborough
Piemont
Walter
Linus Simpson
Nathaniel
George Ticks
Local Families Note Illnesses and Visits Across Town
Alfred Shaffer suffered a paralytic stroke on Thursday and remains in critical condition due to age. Various local families including Dunmire Best Scott Shaffer Shields Bartholomew Fryer and Tarlett are noted for visits and decorations. A birth and a late death are mentioned alongside a Grange hill serial event set for June 11 inviting attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Dunmire
Alfred Shaffer
Bert Best
Wpilewirn
HR. Hoover
Charles Scott
Butler
G. M. Sutter
Osborne John
Carlisle Shaffer
G. W. Shields
Myrtle
Jacob T Bartholomew
Near Marehand
Reese Fetterman
Fireairn
Aly
Martin Fryer
Grange Hill
James Tarlett
Wrestburg
A. Ladden
Virgil Knox
Local Social News from Rochester Mills and Around
Mrs A Steitz and Kalls Creek areas hosted Friday and Saturday visits. Edgar Widdowson joined I M West family in Marion Center on Sunday. Grace Myers from Indiana spent the weekend with relatives. N M Wells and two children with Indiana friends Saturday night. T M Barclay bought the Annie Richardson farm near Savan. Clell Bartholomew purchased a Maxwell. United Brethren Ladies Aid to host ice cream pie and cake social at Grange hall on Saturday night June 12. Mrs Harry Baun and two children of Rossiter visited her mother Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. 2. Steitz
Kalls Creek
Edgar Widdowson
I. M. West
Marion Center
Grace Myers
Indiana
George Johnston
N. M. Wells
John
Wave
T. M. Barclay
Annie Richardson
Savan
Clell Bartholomew
United Brethren Ladies’ Aid
Grange Hall
Harry Baun
Rossiter
Indiana Commencement Attendees at Normal Chapel
Mrs C C Shank and Mrs Maybon Shank attended the commencement exercises in Indiana at Normal chapel on Friday. Mr and Mrs James Chapman hosted guests last week including Mr and Mrs Charles Shoemaker and six children from Oakland Armstrong Co. Mrs Merle White of Indiana visits her parents Mr and Mrs Alex Good. Mr C C Shank and two children motored to New Derry Saturday and returned Sunday. Mr and Mrs Harry Allison of Indiana were callers in town during Mrs Fred Balfour of Indiana visited friends for a few days. Miss Mae Kanarr left Clymer for a position in the Brody store at Indiana. Ray Cuppies and family and Mrs Wm Sharpless shopped in Indiana Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gio
Wilbur Thomas
John
Brockwayville
Alley
Roy Stiles
Wintondale
George Stiles
Scott Hawksworth
N. D
Artemus
Indiana
Milton Hoffman
Vintondale
Alfred Detwiler
Cramer
Milton Paul
J. M. Brown
John Brown
Nanty-Glo
H. A. Bennett
E. L. Carney
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Stull
William Jarvey
Clymer
Coalport
Richard Boucher
Wayne
Harry A. Allison
Bride
S. L. Barr
Aaron Ferrier
Mitchells Mills
Andy Donahue
Richard Buddies
C. C Shank
Maybon Shank
Normal Chapel
James Chapman
Charles Shoemaker
Oakland
Armstrong Co
Merle White
Alex Good
C. C. Shank
New Derry
Harry Allison
Fred Balfour
Mae Kanarr
Brody
Ray Cuppies
Wm. Sharpless
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Nettie Beck
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W. BE. Beck
A. Ty
Sinson
Rowland Carb
Rochester Mills
Rel Beavy
Hais
Goodall Worsted Ca
Palm Beach
Schloss
Baltimore
Macgregor Golf Clubs
Dinsmore Bros
Punxy
Patton
Penn Public
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Somerset
Cambria
Westmoreland
Clearfield
Center Counties
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