Washington Township Social Roundup Forms Indiana Connections
Indiana shoppers visit Washington Township notables include Mrs George Frye Mrs Ira Marlin and Mrs Herbert Smeed hosting guests in Atwood and Green Oak. Many locals attend church reunions parties and family visits with mentions of Carl Stuart Hulda Stuart J B Blystone and the Fleming family. A Presbyterian service is planned in Atwood and porch work and Ford roadster purchases mark a busy week in Brush Valley and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Township
George Frye
Ira Marlin
Indiana
Carl Stuart
Hulda Stuart
Sara Rankin
Bert Orr
John Snyder
Hiderton
George Hoover
Atwood
Henry Lockhart
Herford Smeed
Presbyterian Church
Clark Cochran
Green Oak
Heshbon Gossip Touching Local Visitors
Wilbur Campbell of Indiana called Saturday after noon. P Lichtenfels and family visited Mr and Mrs J W Lichtenfels of Mr Tabor. A Rummell of near here called on uncle William Boring near Clyde. Simmie Ramsey of Johnstown visited her mother Kathryn Ramsey for a few days. Maurice MeIlhoes called on Mrs A R Wagner Saturday afternoon. Mrs W T Dias near here bedfast over a week and is better. Mrs George McConnell and daughter June of near Clyde were Heshbon callers Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Campbell
Indiana
Lichtenfels
J. W. Lichtenfels
Tabor
Rummell
Near Here
William Boring
Near
Clyde
Simmie Ramsey
Johnstown
Kathryn Ramsey
Miorence MeIlhoes
A. R. Wagner
W. T. Dias
George McConnell
June
Near Clyde
Local Social Notes From Lewisville and Nearby Areas
Mrs Bertha Ewing and daughter visit Uniontown friends. Juin Ewing and family called in the QO W Shields home. Mrs Kennedy visited Mrs Gibson midweek. Mrs Barkley and son Norman called on Latrobe friends. Mea Marshall of Blairsville visited her aunt Agnes Ewing. Miss Katherine Allshouse Jennie McIntire of Kent and Mr Clawson of Irwin visited J B Gibson and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Ewing
Uniontown
Juin Ewing
W. Shields
C. Kennedy
J. B. Gibson
W. F. Barkley
Norman
Latrobe Friends
Mea Marshall
Blairsville
Agnes Ewing
Katherine Allshouse
Jennie McIntire
Kent
Mr.Clawson
Irwin
Gibson
Wedding and church events highlight Plumville notes
Ruth Plumville daughter of Mr and Mrs Sloan Marshall underwent tonsil removal at Indiana hospital and is recovering at home. The Douds attended Charles Douds wedding in Mansion New York where the groom is tied to Rev Robert Wood. They plan to live in Rochester as he serves as YMC A secretary. Howard Ewing a piano tuner from Saltsburg works locally. Nellie Shields visits from Indiana. Children’s Day services set for Sunday evening July 20 at 8. Eliza Thompson of Barnard visits. A W Clowes visited sister Coktebaugh in Vandergrift. Velma Perry visits from Brookville and stays with Harry Rankin’s family. Ernest Smith returns from State College. Rev and Mrs P F OLancey visit Clover Pierce family. Mrs Leanna Davis of Smicksburg visits daughter Mrs William Shaum. Charles Weaver and family from Johnstown visit mother Mrs Laura Weaver. Ruth Galentine from Marion Center stays with sister Mrs Wallace Elkin in East Plumville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Hosmit
J. EB. Fleming
O. J. Fleming
Irwin
B. J. MccIntire
Paul
A. BP
Charlie Harmon
Vandergrift
Eugene McLean
J. B. Blystone
Earl Blystone
Punxsutawney
Myron Berick
Blair Gaul
Noah Shirry
Sportsburgh
William Simpson
Clairton
Zella Simpson
WM Tair Gaul
Sutter
Mra. Hamilton
Dormite
Jay Hamilton
George Gaul
Mangus Sprankle
Jacob Brown
Bloise
Wayne Coy
O. J. Pattison
Hastings
A. B. Geesey
Markey
Penn Run
Evangelist Crenshaw
Central
Plumville
Ruth
Sloan Marshall
Near Town
Indiana Hospital
D. W
Verne Douds
Charles Douds
Mansion
N. Y
Robert Wood
Pittsburgh
Rochester
Douds
University
Howard Ewing
Saltsburg
Nellie Shields
Indiana
Presbyterian Church
Eliza Thompson
Barnard
Hanry Shaffer
A. W. Clowes
Coktebaugh
Velma Perry
Brookville
Harry Rankin
Home
R. D
Ernest Smith
State College
P. F. O'Lancey
Meadville
Clover Pierce
Leanna Davis
Smicksburg
William Shaum
Charles ‘Weaver
Johnstown
Laura Weaver
Ruth Galentine
Marion Center
Wallace Elkin
East Plumville
Guy Pearce
Clara Pearce
White Oak Flat
van Horn Grove
Ernest
Clearfield
Merle Marshall
Mary Davis
Local social and visiting notes from Gipsy area
Gipsy residents and relatives visited across towns including Du Bois Altoona Smicksburg Crafton and Vandergrift. Community Club gathered June 11 with plans for July 10. Addresses reunions and hospital updates are noted among local families and friends.
Grandmother Trimble’s 98th birthday marked reunion at Wilgus
Last week family and neighbors gathered at the James Trimble home in Wilgus to honor Grandmother Trimble on her 98th birthday. Visitors included Mrs. Don Trimble, Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Smith, F. W. Hess and Mollie, David James and family, Reece Regu, Heilwood and Sunny callers, Beatrice Gromley visiting Wm. Gromley, Mrs. F. W. Hess with kin in Indiana, and others from nearby towns. An arm injury was noted for Hope Tyger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Trimble
Dorsey Smith
F. W. Hess
Mollie
Indiana
James Trimble
Wilgus
Grandmother Trimble
David James
Reece Regu
Heilwood
Sunny
Beatrice Gromley
Hillsdale
Wm. Gromley
Chas
Brickell
Eleanor
Eloise
Ord
Albert Bennett
John Lance
Detroit
Mich
Jon James
Commodore
F. M.friel
Hope Tyger
David Garman
Kittanning
H. J. Gorman
Clair’ Gaston
Hugh Farmer
Mae Shearer
Mollie Coalmer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hazel McEshoes
Mrs. Collins Mack
Mt. Tajor
Gladys Deemer
Hazel McElhoes
Trtuth
D. W. Mack
Covode
Brush Valley
G. T. McCrea
Chall Deyarmin
Taylor Deyarmin
M. E. Chaired
Roy Little
Mary Williams
Lewisville
Citizens National Bank
Indiana, Pa
Steving Furniture Store
Deckers Point Ord
John Lee
Clarksburg
D. W. Mumau
Mattie Minser
Iniliana
Annie Rice
Pituffer
Beatty
W. Mumau
Helen
G. W. Hazlett
Quay 'McAdoo
Kenneth Johnson
H. % Burns
Earl
Carl Peiffer
D. W. Muman
George Lambing
Marian
Paul Jeffries
Clay Davis
Mr. Davis
George Beck
du Bois
Leonard Hess
Dallas Smith
Altoona
Lloyd Cessna
James Cessna
J. Leonard Smith
Crafton
B. M
First National Bank
Troutman
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