Great Lakes Exposition Opens Saturday with Colorful Festivities
The 150 acre Cleveland fair opens next Saturday celebrating the citys centennial and a century of Great Lakes progress. A vast program includes radio broadcasts, moonlit illumination, free entertainment at the orchestral shell and Radioland, Marine Theater, Automotive Building, and Hall of Progress.
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Cleveland
Great Lakes
St. Clair Avenue
Marine Theater
Exposition
Great Lakes States
Local West Lebanon social notes and festival set
West Lebanon residents attend visits with relatives and friends across nearby towns including Watsons Ridge Indiana Elders Ridge and Leechburg. Families such as Smock Slusser Douds Fulton Hutton Cunningham Forquer and others are listed with visits trips and a festival planned by the West Lebanon ball team for Wednesday evening July 1.
Creekside Community Notices and Local Events Summary
Creekside reports a church festival enjoyed by locals, a death in the community Henry Faith, and social visits from Mrs. Lukehartig, Mrs. McGary, and other residents. New radios bought by Owen Wagner Silas Spence, Crayoner ill with a broken leg, Grange meetings with Denton Grange, birthdays and parties at Laura Frye's, trips to Indiana, tent meeting in the community hall, and several residents seen in town.
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Creekside
M. HE
Henry Faith
Mra
Clarence Shields
James Wallace
Jessie Johnston
Laura
Frye
Norman Little
Indiana
John
Ronald Elkin
Eva .Hendricks
Robert Johnston
Levi Shank
Harry Vennel
Community visits and social notes from Marion Center area
Mrs May Dewees of Kansas and Mrs Annie Richardson of this place visited at the home of Mr and Mrs Earl Philippi in Marion Center on Tuesday. Numerous locals, relatives, and visitors from Punxsutawney Dubois and New Kensington frequent the area, including Rev Hugh Given preaching at United Presbyterian. Residents like L H Richardson, Mrs Wilbur Rishel, and Mr and Mrs David Bevan are noted for calls and weekend visits.
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Richmond
May Dewees
Kansas
Annie Richardson
Earl Philippi
Marion Center
G. H. Johnson
Harry Weaver
G. O. Richardson
Dick Williams
Barnesboro
David Rishel
Selings Grove
Rishel
Richardson
Dollie Kohlhepp
Dubois
James Chambers and Son
Punxsutawney
Homer Pifer
Walter Work
Ney Jeffries
Charle Bowers
Pittsburgh
Lisle
I. O. O. FP. Hall
L. H. Richardson
Shelocta
Wilbur Rishel
Howard Peffer
Iey
Walier
David Bevan
New Kensington
Hugh Given
United Presbyterian Church
Wendell Doty
Leechburg
Doty
Clark Doty
Howard Smith
Frank Moore
Gayland Moore
Robert Dunmire
Juneau
Clark Cochran
Lawrence Clawson
Indiana
R. M. Dodson
Ord Weaver
Plumville
Local Social Roundup From Olivet and Nearby Towns
Olivet and nearby residents share visits and family gatherings across Pittsburgh area towns. Hattie Stewart and daughter Nancy traveled to Pittsburgh with Little Harriet Breigman for an extended visit. Rev and Mia Craighead joined dinner guests in the Eowing Lambing home. Mrs. Lysle Stewart and a Tarentum friend visited Grace Long on Friday. Evelyn Wilson and Dorothy Mosbaugher attended vacation Bible school at Elders Ridge after staying with the Ewing Lambing home. Harry Boden and sonHarry visited Saltsburg on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs O T Bailey of Wilkinsburg spent Saturday with Frank Lambing. Wik Altman and family of Bhiter ton called at J Ewing's on Sunday. The Progress and Pittsburgh Post-Gazette to R D readers.
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Harry
Saltsburg
O. T. Bailey
Wilkinsburg
Lambing
Sabbath school and month of preaching services announced
Lewisville residents note Sabbath school at ten o clock and a month of preaching services. A play titled Aunt Sophronte at College by the young people was well attended. Several local families and visitors are listed with weekend visits and a funeral in Clarksburg.
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Lewisville
Sophronte
Local families share visits and weddings in Plum Creek area
Charles Meyer Sr spent Sunday with son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Gettus Reefer. Junior class enjoyed ice cream at M R Ankney home. Catherine Clarke and Miss Shaw of Sewickley visited with Dan Clarke. James Smith and son Merle of South Bend called on J C Alkens home. Gettus Reefer shopped in Kittanning. Arthur Altman family of Elderton visited R B Miller home. Nevin Frailey weekend with J H Wimmer parents. J H Wimmer and Rev Mrs attended friend’s funeral in Maryland. Miles Reefer and children visited Loyd Reefer home. Juniata Wimmer wed Carl Armstrong of West Lebanon. Bertha Frailey wed Howard Warner of Indiana. C Turney and son Jack along with Ralph Huber and son Gene visited Ralph Ramer’s. Farmers cutting barley.
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Charles Fleming
Lee May
Gerald
Howard
Paul
Raymond
Bobby
L. C. Rosensteel
Elders Ridge
Lillian ‘Allshouse
Belle George
Indiana State Teachers College
G.H. ‘Coleman
Bayard Gray
James Patterson
Florence Patterson
Jamey Risinger
Homer City
West Lebanon
M. R. Ankney
Catherine Clarke
Misa Shaw
Sewickley
Dan ‘Clarke
James Smith
Merle
South Bend
J. C. Alkens
Gettus Reefer
Kittanning
Loyd Reefer
Juniata Wimmer
Carl Armstrong
Bertha Frailey
Howard Warner
Indiana
C. ©. Turney
Jack
Ralph Huber
Gene
Rural
Valley
Local social notes from Wilkinsburg to Blairsville and beyond
A collage of social visits and travels across towns including Wilkinsburg LaJose Lake land and Blairsville. Residents Ruth Dutra Elizabeth Stoneback J G Walton W C Widdowson Dean Eicher and others are listed as guests and travelers. Christian Endeavor activity at Coral and at Aliquippa features in church life. A light quip about members of Congress closes the item.
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Ralph Wuterbaugh
Ralph, Jr
Wilkinsburg
Annie Bell
Ruth Dutra
LaJose
Serulah Campbell
Familly
Albert Buterbaugh
Lakeland
Fla
A. J. Miller
Homer City
Chas, Smith
Elizabeth Stoneback
Slater
Mildred
Christian Endeavor Society of the Lutheran Church
Coral
Our Society
James Lewis
Sally Porter
Julia Swan
Christian Endeavor
Aliquippa
Weekend visits and local notices from Elderton area
Local residents from Canton Blairsville Indiana and nearby towns spent weekends in Elderton and Bay area homes. Church and reunion events were held. Bible school and social visits occurred. A light humorous exchange about mowing lawn decorates the end of the column.
Indiana Visitors and Town Calls Reported in Ebensburg Area
Numerous residents were noted visiting relatives and handling town business. Names include Archie Pine and family, Mrs W H Heiser, Joe Bukoveak, Andy Shak and son of Heilwood, Walter McCloskey of Mentele, Cinda Waxler planning Chicago visits, Evelyn Lecorchick of Mie, Dorothy Long of Whensburg visiting grandmother Mrs M Davis, Alma Leone visiting Aunt Mrs John Leone, Mrs M Davis visiting daughter Mrs Tom McQuillan Ebensburg, Don Martin of Indiana, and Barton family residents.
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Mre
Archnepine
W. H. Heiser
Joe Bukoveak
Indiana
Andy Shak and Son
Heilwood
Walter McCloskey
Mentele
Cinda Waxler
Chicago
Evelyn Lecorchick
Mie
Alma Yoder
Dorothy Long
Whensburg
M. Davis
Alma Leone
John Leone
Mr. M. Davis
Tom McQuillan
Ebensburg
Don Martin
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Great Lakes Exposition
Florida
E. T. C. Music Shop
Indiana, Pa
Blair F.uber Savings & Trust Co
Atwater Kent
Philco
Crosley
Daugherty’s Drug Store
THE
Long & Ae Insuran Agency
Agenta S10
Bavings and Trust Building
General Insurance
Rosas
DeGaetano
Ross & Degretano
Master Cleaners & Dyers
Pennsylvania
Progress and
Pittsburgh Post
R. D
J. L. Diven
Beaver ‘Falls
W. F. ‘Barkley
Frank and
Clarence
Blairsville
Wm. Waugaman
J. 8. Marshall
Eleanor Ruth McGinley
Smicksburg
Lawrence Ewing
Roy Ewing
E. L. Sprankle
Lafayette
Ind
J. L. Little
Wendell Good and Family
Conemaugh
Plum Creek
Charles Meyer, Sr
Blacklick
Congress
Farmers Bank & Trust Company
Tac Ola Ata Company
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Elderton
Everett Blystone
Canton
Martha Blerer
Gastown
Lawrence Silvis
T. E.marshall
Alex Clark
Norman Beers
Delbert Alers
Betty Nitchie
Guy Fleming
C. E. Keeler
N. P. Beers
John Wiggins
Beaverdale
Mike Barton
Samuel Carlson
Culver
Josephine Sickon
John Kloskey
Philadelphia
Thomas Sickon
Spurbler
Alverda
Douglass
Chicago, Illinois
Leydie
Geo. D. Leydic
Larrow and Eschelman
Wingold
Morton
Hetrick & Wilson
Bear 7
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