Community Social Notes From County Towns
Mrs 2 W Moorhead and Mrs L M Marty hosted the J M I Glib at the former home. Indiana visitor Wilson Sarnell spent time in the area. Vandergrit residents Deemar Mobloughlin and Leland Hanna stayed in town. Nellie Allshouse visited the Montgomery home. Kay George and daughter Marion of West Lebanon were weekend guests. Bible class held its monthly meeting and social with Coun ty Commissioner Slackman presenting on Sunday school work. Milton Buckley of near Olivet visited Ira Weaver's family. A pro social netted 50 for Armenian and Syrian relief. Beulah Wenderson hosted guests including Sara Stewart Nellie Allshouse Jane Georg and Mrs J W Moorhead. Mrs J H Wray and daughter Martha called on the Laughlin home. L M Marts serves on the Kittanning jury this week. Janet Silvis spent Sunday with uncle R A Silvis. Helen Harmon of West Lebanon visits grandfather D B Townsend. McGaughey family visited Robert Thompson. Mrs D B Townsend and daughters Mildred and Dorothy visited West Lebanon friends Mae Dunmire spent Sunday with Mary Silvis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
2. W. Moorhead
L. M. Marty
J. M. I. Glib
Wilson Sarnell
Indiana
Deemar Mobloughlin
Leland Hanna
Vandergrit
Nellie Allshouse
Montgomery
Kay George
Marion
West Lebanon
Townsend
Slackman
Kittanning
Milton Buckley
Near Olivet
Ira Weaver
Beulah Wenderson
Sara Stewart
Jane Georg
J. W. Moorhead
J. H. Wray
Martha
Laughlin
L. M. Marts
Janet Silvis
R. A. Silvis
Helen Harmon
Lebanon
D. B. Townsend
My McGaughey
Robert Thompson
Mildred
Dorothy
Mae Dunmire
Near Here
Mary Silvis
Local residents noted in routine social brief
James Hall spent Tuesday in Late. Mrs. K. Ll. Kerr of Coketown visits her sister Mrs. C. J. Altimus who has been sick. Ira Moorhead moved near here to Heilwood. Chalmers Beener discharged from the army returned from Camp Lee. Mrs. 8. Burkhart visits her mother at Patton. Mr. and Mrs. David Mack of Clyde were callers. Ruth Hall back from Wilkinsburg. The Wisher and Montgomery families among the sick. Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Flannery, recently married, spent days with the latter's grandfather Jacob I. Lichenfels. Mrs. Flannery formerly Bertha Hunter of Vandergrift Heights. Mrs. Harry Donahue visiting relatives in Vandergrift. George Reed of Pittcairn visited Frank C. Lear. Mrs. Clinton Wakefield of Youngwood visited A. UD. Lichtenfels. Robert Bowser of Indiana called. Emma Wagner of Clyde visiting relatives here. Etta Penrose returned from visit with her father C. Lu. Campbell at Heshbon. Merle Mack leaves for Johnstown for work. Lottie Hunter of Latrobe visits her mother M. C. Rhinehart. Mrs. W. M. Hall and Mrs. Virell Palmer shopped in Johnstown. Bert Fisher and wife announce birth of a son on March 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde
Ruth Hall
Wilkinsburg
W. HH. Wisher
Harry Montgomery
Michael J.flannery
Jacob I. Lichenfels
Flannery
Bertha
W. M. Hall
Virell Palmer
Johnstown
Bert Fisher
Pleasantville Social News Recap
Mrs Wills and Glaysford visited Pleasantville over Sunday. Mr Walter is employed on the GC C railroad. Berkeypile and Mrs visited Grace Charen's near Grace. Walterville visitors at the daughter’s home. Miss Grave Dilek returned home from Veilwood. Miss Mary Learn visited her grandfather at Vin g Whats Samim. Nichol employed by Wilson Glassford Me and Mrs Gilses visited with two children. Norris Walteren and Merrit Joeser of Leilwood called recently. M I Dick sold two head of cattle for 90 dollars. Holmes not improved of late. Miss Wilda Kephart received a letter from cousin Victor Miller in France who hopes to return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Wills
Glaysford
Vleasantville
Ghulr Walter Ire
Mis
Grace Charen
Walterviire
Thety Dawshter
Wilmar Rosor
Teilwood
Mary Learn
Ving Wlats Samim
Ghartey Nichol
Spans
Wilson Glassford
John Gilses
Pine
Viedo
Pacants
Gibson
Norris Waltern Re
Merrit Joeser
Leilwood
D. Holmes
Gael
Wilda Kephart
Serst
Victor Co. Miller
France
Local Social Notes From Heilwood And Vicinity
Mrs John Helman visited Mrs Zack Thompson on Friday. James Bowers sold his horse to Wilse Glassford. James Clawson was in Heilwood on business Saturday. Noyden Coy attended a meeting at Rich Hill one night last week. Mrs Hllen Conley called at the H D Stahl home on Wednesday. George Adams and Alex Jusko narrowly escaped injury returning home from No lo. Mrs Sancy Coy near Pikes Peak was a caller Tuesday. Mrs Will Chapman and Mrs Mart Thompson were in Heilwood Tuesday. Albert Coy and Mrs Robert Adams on sick list. Samuel Brown near Clymer spent Tuesday night at Brown sawmill. William Rhodes called at Lydia Roser near Teilwood one day last year. Mart Russell and Harmon Thompson loading coal in Fallwood mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Helman
Zack Thompson
James Bowers
Wilse Glassford
James Clawson
Heilwood
Noyden Coy
Rich Hill
Hllen Conley
H. D. Stahl
George Adams
Alex Jusko
Nolo
Sancy Coy
Pike's Peak
Will Chapman
Mart Thompson
Albert Coy
Robert Adams
Samuel Brown
Clymer
Brown
William Rhodes
Lydia Roser
Teilwood
Mart Russell
Harmon Thompson
Fallwood
Mitchells Mills Social Notes Show Local Visits
Mrs Dessie Hines visited Mr and Mrs A J Sickenberger during the first week. Jink Meekins and son Lawrence found work in Jeannette. Anna Johnston went to Homer City to see her ill grandson. Iester Saunders spent Sunday at Clymer with Mr and Mrs James Irwin. Tulia Mock visits her three sons in Jeannette. John Kelley and daughter Mabel were Indiana callers Saturday. Varna Meekins and daughter Ethyl shopped in Indiana Thursday. Geri Kelley and son George visited here. their son recently returned from France. Hope Meekins and Vera of Lovejoy visited Frank Meeking over Sunday. Claude Weaver injured last week falling from a moving truck. Kya Stedkay, daughter of Milton Rodkey, is wary with the fun. Thomas Mce of Burnside visited John Vanbinder last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dessie Hines
A. J. Sickenberger
Jink Meekins
Lawrence
Jeannette
Anna Johnston
Homer City
Iester Saunders
Clymer
James Irwin
Tulia Mock
John Kelley
Mabel
Indiana
Varna Meekins
Wthyl
Geri Kelley
Cgieorge
France
Local notices and social items from a small town
Mrs. George Nopp of Dockers Point visited relatives over the weekend. J Z Davis of Blairsville will preach at Stasi Mahoning church next Sabbath at 1 o'clock. Mrs. Melvin Payne visits Akron to see two sons. J Keating attends Indiana court. Mrs. Sarah Nichol to be married March 18. Plans to move to Colorado. Mr. and Mrs. Nilty Armstrong of Hillsdale visit. Mrs. J M Keating of Cockport visits friends. One resident suffered a stroke last week and is improving. Meg Anthony of Westings returned for a few weeks. Miss Margaret Frip of Wallysburg visited friends. Frank Wiment visited Indians on Monday. Major Porter Mister of Camp Lee is on a nine day visit. John, Wipsinus's son, visited Indiana. Miss Dora Silvig spent Monday with Mason McCaughey family. Walker era will be closed for several days next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Nopp
Dockers Point
Lev
J. Z. Davis
Blairsville
Mahoning
Melvin Payne
Akron
J, Keating
Indiana
Sarah Nichol
Colorado
Nilty Armstrong
Hillsdale
Max
Clair Napp
J. M. Keating
Cockport
Moa C
Margaret Fri Cp
Wallysburg
Wimimel
Porter Mister
Camp Lee
Wipsinus
John
Dora Silvig
Mason McCaughey
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