Local Society Notes from Bolivar and Surrounding Areas
Local correspondence from Bolivar reports numerous visits and callers over Sabbath and weekend. Names include Eugene Vandergrift of Pittsburg visiting McCarteey family, Wynn family from Ohio, Ed Snyder of Crabtree, and various residents from Greensburg Johnstown and Pittsburgh visiting relatives. Mentioned events include institute gatherings at Wolfs schoolhenge and Mackawhoal House, Amanda Douglass moving to Conemaugh in April, and corrections about Joe Tinkem’s association with B. E. Wallace’s show and farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brushy Alley
M. W. Altemus
Pitcairn
Wallace Dick
Pittsburg
Wolfs Schoolhenge
J. Vernon Shannon
Gertie Evans Hag
Pittaburg
Mackawhool House
Amanda Douglass
Conemaugh
Edward Wakefield
John, Mack
Residents Visit and Moves Around Town in Advance Area
South Bend reports show Misa Blanche Harman visiting parents at Advance while Mr and Mrs Charles Fiscus and children left for Peeble Colorado. Misa Susanna McCandless spent Monday and Tuesday at Tarentum. Hugh Henderson of Tarentum visited his grandmother Mrs McCandless. James Henderson of Wilkinsburg visits his parents nearby. Harry Smith moved to William Davis farm near Elders Ridge. Leonard Fryer ill. Miss Ruth Young of Idaho visited Bertha Fryer midweek. Mr and Mrs E Young of Idaho visited local friends Thursday. Walter Armstrong left for North Dakota. Murray Hopkins near Georgeville spent evening with William Cunningham. Olive Thomas improving from pneumonia. J O Peeler and sister Margaret visiting brother James of Pittsbury. Margaret Harbison at Saltsburg spent Sabbath with her mother. Misses Margaret and Sara Cooningham to entertain the Emerson Club this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Misa Blanche Harman
Charles Fiscus
Peeble
Colo
Misa Susanna McCandless
Tarentum
Hugh Henderson
McCandless
James Henderson
Wilkinsburg
Harry Smith
William Davis
Eldera Ridge
Leonard Fryer
Aick
Ruth Young
Idaho
Bertha Fryer
E Young
Walter Armstrong
Big Home
North Dakota
Watt
Murray Hopkins
Georgeville
William Cunningham
Olive Thomas
J. O. Peeler
Margaret
James
Pittebury
Margaret Harbison
Saltsburg
Missea
Sara Cooningham
Emerson Club
West Wheatfield
James Hood
Robinson
Johnstown
Thomas Ayers
Morgantown
W. Va
Garfield
Will McClain
Frank Overdorff
Russel Marsh
Mt. Tabor
Mt. Ararat
Francis Robinson
Bloomaburg
Misa Sadie Bowser
Mis Dias
Brushvalley
Misa Bessie Robinson
Mt. Pleasant
Mr. Poorman
Bennett Farm
D. 3. Tinker
Bolivar M. E. Church
Marion Center
Alice McGinity
Indiana
Annie Greaves
McGinnty
James VanHam
Main Street
C. R. Laughlin
Herbert Adame
Altoona
John Adama
Near Town
Frank McGinnty
Harry Ellis
Mary Bee
Cunningham Store Announces New Dress of Paint and Arrangements
The Cunningham Store unveils an annual facelift with a redesigned Ladies' Suit Underwear and Dress Goods Department. New carpet lines from Philadelphia push prices 30c to $1.20 per yard with assorted tapestry and satin patterns. Window shades curtains draperies and patterns offer broad selection. A generous sale of Banner Fashion Sheets and patterns at 10c to 15c accompanies the season.
Carpets Made on Singer Sewing Machines at Our Store
The Carpets we sell are made on the Singer sewing machines. That, of course, is a warranty for best work. The store service is done on the wide gauge plan. We measure your room, eat the carpet, make, line with good carpet paper lining and lay it free. Persons coming from a distance, bringing diagram and exact size of room, we will cut, make and give good carpet lining free. Carpets made while you are doing other shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer
Georgeville and surrounding towns note local visits and lines
Charles Fitzgerald of Wintondale visited Georgeville while Mixe Fannie Sloniger stayed with friends at Roesmoyne. J Weaver from Marchand also visited. A telephone link will connect Georgeville with the outside world, with a central office at T C Kerr's store. A line is being erected to Trade City. Several residents travel for illness, church notes, school events, and local business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgeville
Charles Fitzgerald
Wintondale
Mixe Fannie Sloniger
Roesmoyne
Joseph Weaver
Marchand
T. C. Kerr
Indiana
Mra
Joseph Dibler
Beersons
Trade City
J. H. Butler
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bolivar
Eugene Vandergrift
McCarteey
W. M. Wynn
Helen
Ed Snyder
Crabtree
Air
Snyder
Homer Wynn
Thureday
Simon Maxwell
Mr. Watt
Greensburg
Mis
Grace Coulter
F. Reese
Con
William
Mise Stockdale
Sheppard Berkey
Ligonier
Cap Wright
East Wheatfield
Mies Myers
Nebraska
George Barker
Bertha Spackmen
Minnie Spackman
Elizabeth Cameron and
Gon
Samuel Hutchison
Denver
George Patchen
Gearhart
McKeesport
Lizzie
Bird McFeaters
Joé Tinkeom
B. E. Wallace
Royal Baking Powder CO
William ST
New York
Thia
Cnres
Cunningham Store
Philadel
America
Brooklyn
Indiana County
China
Japan
Sf Fashion
James Black
New Florence
Germany
M. E
Bessie Rugh
H. G. Campbell
Ringer
Harry
Dorsie Rummel
James Beringer
Cordie Beringer
Barnesboro
G. H. Isenberg
Vanderprift
Frank Fry
Mahaffey
Our Town
United Evangelical Church
Blacklick
J. E. Kelley
Derry
John Hildebrand
Ralph Bell
Vandergrift
Misa Stella Uber
Homer City
Frank Billman
Ohio
Romer City
Charlie Wahn
Crafton
al. Carson
Vandergilt
R. P. Carson
Church Street
Lou Sutton
Mire
Fred Herlinger
Steubenville
Syracuse
J. In. Orr
Indiana, Pa
Prince Henry
Spain
Congress
Crocus
Victor Roller
Penn
David Ellis & Son
Wallace Dry Goods Co
Wallace Big Goods Co
J.C. Wallace & Son
Philadelphia Sremmr
Dana, Pa
Katy
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