Local social notes from Kittanning area visitors and events
Miss Bertha Meyers of Kittanning visits sister Mrs. Wm Bowers. Mr S M Black of Beaverdale spends weekend with niece Mrs Frank Bhomo. Charles Gambis of Butler visits relatives.
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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1921
Page
3
Miss Bertha Meyers of Kittanning visits sister Mrs. Wm Bowers. Mr S M Black of Beaverdale spends weekend with niece Mrs Frank Bhomo. Charles Gambis of Butler visits relatives.
Lovejoy Mr and Mrs David Learn of Purchase Line visited their daughter Mrs Bert Lydie and Miss Myrtle Kerr near East Rup. Clair hosted a visit by a brother. Mrs Join Meeking and Grace stayed with daughter Mrs Francis Shankle in Josephine. Leroy Bee and Clyde family of Ehrenfeld hosted relatives. Clarence Leary and Harry Weasel hosted Sunday. Maybelle Kelly of Commodore at Clearfield Supply Co attended Stoker’s supper. The stork visited Alvin Lydie’s home bringing a 10 lb boy. Mrs Davilson visited Dixonville for daughter Mrs James Clayton in hospital after appendicitis. Milligan Buterbaugh family plan Pittsburgh summer. Mrs T M Wenry shopped to Indians on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Lytle spent Friday and Saturday in Pittsburgh. Mrs. John Stiles and son Paul went to Indiana on Tuesday. Miss Geraldine Lamberson was in Indiana on Saturday. Mrs. I. J. Wilson and two children Gray and Franklin visited in Indiana last week. T. C. Jonking, from Barnesboro, visited his family here last week. Miss Minerva Kirkpatrick of Spangler stayed several days. Notables in Indiana last week included O. R. Cheek, C. D. B. McGinley, WW. Kirket, I. F. Wilson, B. R. Williams, Doyle Kern, S. M. Jefferson, J. A. Donahue, Pearl and Lulu Muffley. J. J. Trinkley visited Wintondale Friday. Rosemary Hammond resigned from the company store to train at the City hospital in Altoona. Cora Sleppy is visiting friends in Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gibson of Shanktown and Mr. and Mrs. D. Askins of Mentcle visited Albert Jackson’s home Saturday and Sunday.
Misa Jones of Glen Righle and Sloever of St Benedict made town calls while Mrs. B I Coe of Indiana visited for a day last week. Jesse Mack took a business trip to Pittsburgh. Residents attended a boxing match in Indiana. Mrs Whit McTague of Indiana visited her sister Mrs Samuel Green. Mrs Frank Harper stayed with sister Mrs Clark Myers of Indiana. Clair Leasure and two children plus Dorothea visited Mr and Mrs Levi Touck of Tanoma. Thelma Long returned from a two week visit with relatives in Johnstown. Martha Learn of Cockport visited sister Mrs Newton Long. Margaret Clark, recently released from four months in trea son, returned home. Mrs McCreery of Cherry Tree was a clef in town last week. Mr and Mrs C C Shank and two children Arthur and Renard visited Mr and Mrs Hays Long on Sunday.
Wandin QR J Wines and sons, wagar and Lewis, were callers in Indiana on Thursday. Miss Ethel Morris of Barnesboro visited at P M Sickenberger's home on Sabbath. Mrs Frank Sensabaugh and Tone were Clymer callers last week. Many residents moved residences, including W N Sickenberger, Horace Gibson, and Mildred Bouch. Local visits involve Mabel Lydie, Charlotte McCune, and Emma Lockard. Indians callers listed. The Baptist Young Peoples Union plans a program Sunday evening.
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