Summer visitors and local social notes in Patton area
Cherry Tree Miss Daisyloss of Hdgewood Pittsburgh spends summer at home. Numerous visitors and callers from Pittsburgh McKeesport Johnstown and nearby towns attend gatherings and reunions. Notable mentions include Bert Barber's improving illness and White Oak Flat reunion with guests from four states and five counties. Protect Your Fruit and Berries Get Trespass Notices at the Progress Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisyloss
Hdgewood
Pittsburgh
T. W. Munroe
J. E. Peterman
Baltimore
Walter Ogden
Clymer
8. L. Irvin
Wm. Hoover
Barneshboro
J. N. Leech
Harris Little
Victor
McKeesport
Clyde Bee
Guy Hunter
Clarion
Bert Barber
Elizabeth Stull
Martha
Helen Barnes
Shirley Stiffier
Indiana State Teachers College
Nancy Brilhart
Lock Haven
Helen Shaner
Mundy’s Corners
Jerry Shaner
Walter Jones
Altoona
Robi, Wissinger
Dick Shepherd
New Jersey
Dan’l Schnebley
New Castle
M. J. Tonkin
Beulah Longacre
Camp Kanesatake
Spruce Creek
Sara Glenn
Grisemore
Milo Schmonder
Robert
Jersey Shore
Gertrude Barnes
Indiana
Clyde Bea
F. M. Harter
Mahaffey
Margaret McCormick
B.C. Roberts
Pat
Howard Lockhart
G. H. Elkin
Leonard
Vandergrift
A. W. Hazlett
A. B. Warden
North Lima
Ohio
Nelson Warden
Norman Fessler
Wood
Huntingdon County
D. C. Wells
White Oak Flat
Paul Elkin
Naomi
Plumville
G. H. Hikin
Anna Stear
Smicksburg
Ebert Brewer
Laurence Brewer
William Stiteler
Nelson EH
S. W. Hazlett
Social Roundup From Blairsville Area Residents
Local notes list Billy David Robinson visiting sister in Blairsville and numerous visitors to Blairsville and nearby towns. Trips mention Thomas Price to Pittsburgh, Paul and Anna Bell guests at Suttons, and several family visits across Greensburg Conemaugh Van dergrift Wilkinsburg Braddock Tarrs Tarrs areas. Scouts Pennsylvanian camp at Greenwood Furnace noted along with motor trip plans by Miss Pearl Lichtenfels and companions. Several ill and traveling individuals recorded, including Mildred Robinson visiting relatives and Rev Ruff’s family across Pittsburgh Carlisle Wilkinsburg Gettysburg Philadelphia districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy David
Blairsville
Robert Nixon
Thomas Price
Pittsburgh
Paul Bell
Cleveland
Ohio
Anna Bell
Blacklick
Charles Sutton
James Liebold
Prank Cable
M. C. Rhinehart
Greensburg
Stanley
Odella Miller
Bish
Brackenridge
Della Boyle
J. B. St Clair
Conemaugh
Point Perry
Boyle
Ada Adams
Vandergrift
Harry Glascow and Son
Pitcairn
Ross Lichtenfels
Jane Lewis
Harry Reyinolda
Wilkinsburg
Lois Sanner
Ligonier
James N. Betts
Garco
Greenwood Furnace
Denver McDowell
Harl Pease
Roy McClure
George Muir
William
Donald Donahue
Bolivar
Bert Foster
Williard Robinson
Rowe
Frank Lear
Pearl
Ruth Lichtenfels
Johnstown
Butler
California
West
John Dodson
Tarrs
James Riddell
Missy Mildred Robinson
van Gilder
Catawa
W.va
Frank Coursin
Geraldine
Tarra
Ida Margaret
Helen Lear
Louise Foster
John Foster
Braddock
Davdi Howard
Francis Hall
Joseph Higgins
Ruff
Newton
Carlisle
Motorists Crash Into Trains Drive 40 Percent of Crossings
G M Sixsmith Pennsylvan ia Railroad officials report that motor vehicles hitting trains caused 42 percent of highway crossing accidents in early 1931. Half occurred when trains stood or moved slowly, challenging drivers to slow down and stay alert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Sixsmith
Thhe Conemaugh Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
Department of Safety
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Clark Westover
Mabel
Coalport
B. A. Rose
Bud Dunkle
Punxsutawney
John Brilhart
Dean Brilhart
Nina Miller
Rose
Isobel Ross
Gordon Kritzer
J. B. Wooster
Peale
Kathryn Miller
Louise Kime
William Fleisher
Lewistown
I. B., Pounds
Elderton
Norman Johns
Rossmoyne
Los Angeles Times
RCA Victor
A. W. Mabon & Sons
Philadelphia Street
Queen Quality
Wilbur Coon
Matrix Shoes
Phila
Nuon Bush
Indiana, Pa
Marion
The
Indiana Progress
Indiana Progress Indiana, Penna
Geo. B. Leydier
GEO. D.leydic
Dodge
Plymouth
Oldsmobile
Essex
Graham
McGregor
Thomas
Water Street