Social notes from Latrobe Indiana area events
Mary Overdorff and family drove to Latrobe Thursday. Bolivar visitors Mr. and Mrs. Harry McGaughey and Mr. and Mrs. Ira McGaughey spent the weekend here. Barron and McClaren families visited Lancaster last week. Westley Lyons family visited Canisteo New York. The Indiana hospital's Thatia Ousley spent Friday with her parents. Latrobe worker Henry Crede spent Saturday evening with his family. Reichen family drove to Greensburg Sunday. Ethel Rager hosted the ule lele club Thursday evening. Mrs. P. G. Evans and children Shopped in Indiana. Mrs. John Fisher visited. W. J. Long attended the funeral of his sister Cora Thomas in Indiana. James Carnahan was in town Saturday. Grange dance well attended. Mrs. Eliza Johnston visiting sister Mrs. James Learn near Nolo. Miss Edna Spence shopped in Indiana. Mrs. Charles McLaughlin of Buffalo visiting J. W. McHenry. Firemen held a dance Friday. Thelma Sloan returned home for the summer. Shriner brothers finished school at Punxsutawney and returned home. Mrs. William Byers attended her cousin's funeral Thursday. W. A. Johnston family and Eva Hendricks attended the Ford parade in Indiana. Chester Bair working in Indiana. Work began on the new church at Ernest. William Johnston in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Overdorff
Latrobe
Harry McGaughey
Ira McGaughey
Bolivar
Marshall Barron
George McClaren
Lancaster
Wesley Lyons
Albert Barron
Canisieo
N.Y
Thatia Ousley
Indiana Hospital
Jay Ansley
Henry Crede
Myr
O. R. Reichen
Greensburg
Ethel Rager
Ulelele Club
P. G. Evans
Mary Alice
Billie
Indiana
John Fisher
James Carnahan
The
Grange
Eliza Johnston
James Learn
Near Nolo
Edna Spence
Charles McLaughlin
Buffalo
J. W. McHenry
Thelma Sloan
Shriner Brothers
Punxsutawney
William Byers
W. A. Johnston
Eva Hendricks
Chester Bair
Ernest
William Johnston
Harry Miller
Brady
Cora Bence Thomas
Crooked Creek Baptist Church
Helen Brady
Blairaville
Frank Kirk
DuBois
Harry Wells
Frank Donahey
Jesale Miller
Ella Ansley
Rochester Mills Social Visits Highlight Local Arrivals
Mrs Harry Weaver visited friends in Punxsutawney Saturday. Mrs Mabel Guthrie of Summerville spent Sunday here. Mrs H D Widdowson and Frances of Indiana visited last week. Mr and Mrs Arthur Ellen and children of Plumville were with Annie Richard Bod over Sunday. Mrs William Richardson of Warren Ohio visitors here. Mary Shank employed at Indiana spent weekend with Chas and Mrs Shank. Mrs John H Work of Colorado visiting friends. Ernest Elder bedridden with congested lung. Bertha Baun of Indiana visiting friends. John Barrett and family of Bradford visiting here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Weaver
Punxsutawney
Mabel Guthrie
Summerville
H. D. Widdowson
Frances
Indiana
Arthur
Ellen
Plumville
Annie Richard Bod
William Richardson
Warren, C
Mary Shank
Chas, Shank
John H. Work
Colorado
Ernest Elder
Bertha Baun
John Barrett
Bradford
CHAMBERSVILLE COMMUNITY NEWS AND NOTES
Local notes from Chambersville include attendance at funerals in Indiana, church events, and visits among residents. Several families, including Brady, Kirk, Uber, Spicher, Wyant, and Gaul, are mentioned with travel, gatherings, and social visits throughout the week. District convention attendance, Sunday school conferences, and road work updates appear alongside a note on an upcoming oil and gas corporation charter application and county bid opportunities.
Local Social Notes Reveal Weekend Visits and Travel
William Marchand and George Gourley visited grandfather D B Allison near town. Bertha Behm of Rochester Mille R D 2 and others spent weekends with relatives. Merle Williams and family, Mr and Mrs Chas Hulott visited Ritchey near town. Merle Clemonson went to Washington with his mother Clyde Kelly. Helen Powell and Elizabeth McIsane returned from Geneva College. Numerous calls and visits noted. sermons and a lecture on Americanism planned at Smyrna grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William and
George Gourley
Big Run
D. B. Allison
Near Town
Bertha Behm
Rochester Mille R. D
Marry Poffer
D. L. Grube
Homestead
Mrs. Hart
Troutville
Cevilla Work
Indiana
I. M. Lewis
Merle Williams
Vernetta
Chas
Hulott
Johnstown
George Ritchey
Merle Clemonson
Washington
Clyde Kelly
Jlelen Powell
Elizabeth McIsane
Geneva College
J. R. Warner
Smithport
Ray Mot
Jefferson
Local Visitors and Illness Reported in Community
Miss Pluma Van Horne of Saga More visited at her home over the weekend. Mr and Mrs G W Dickey hosted guests Mr and Mrs Lester Love and family from Home or City, Mr and Mrs Nelson Warden hosted, with niece Miss Ruth Neal of Georgeville visiting. James Moore, 18, A W Diltz's grandson, is severely ill with pleurisy and pneumonia. nurse June Diltz from Fairmont, WVa hospital attends him. Mrs D C Wells serves as juror this week. A number from this place attended the Mahoning children's service Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pluma van Horne
Saga More
Dickey
Lester Love and Family
City
Nelson Warden
Ruth Neal
Georgeville
James Moore
A. W. Diltz
June Diltz
Fairmont
W. Va
D. C. Wells
Mahoning
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sloan Bros
Simmons
Sloans
Creekside
Rochester Mills
Brown
McKay and Goodyear
Brown’s Boot Shop
Chambersville
Ambrose
John Walker
Walter Smith
Ralph Uber
Uber
Byron Mulberger
Trade City
Wm. Spicher
Blair Uber
Cherry Tree
Culver
Covode
C. A. Neff
Roy
Jane
Young People
M. i
George
Clai Gaul
Elwood City
Johnson, Drake & Piper Company
Dorntire
McKissick’s
D. H. Wyane
Cleveland
Cnarter Notich
Pennsylvania
Daniel Itltter
J. Mack Stewart
Elderyon Oil and Gas
Snme
PEN & Lomb
Solleborg
Indiana County
Welock
P.m. Linsdiy
Tune 1
UWS
Court House
Board of County Commissioners
P.M. Smith
C. I. Campbell
L. G. Clark
Thenderson
H. C. McChrwa
Tune
Stuchell
Marion Center Park
Haarlem
Goto Mepal
Linus M. Lewis Indigna
Thos. Pealer
Marchand
Johnston
Drake
Piper
H. A. Meiisaac
Seyler
Boyd Steele
Sabath
Mr. Steele
Clark
John North
Nancy
Mildred
Cresson
Smyrna
Smyrna Grove
Rey
John A. Tohar
Dallas
Texas
Velma Johnston
Agnes Ruffner
Hazel Skinner
Elmer Steele
Normin Hamilton
Ruffner
Robert Clark
Robsmoyne
Indiana, Pa
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