Sisters Plot to Pair Ken with Van Dyke Painter
Ken's sisters scheme to spark Polly Vandeeveer to fall for Jonathan Barnes, a famed painter living nearby, by hosting a lawn party with curried ice cream and a staged meeting. Polly agrees to attend, Ken balks, but the plan advances as Barnes attends, rekindling past rumors and unlocking Ken's chance at love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken
Kenneth
June
Carlotta
Vandeeveer
Polly Vandeeveer
Jane
Catletta
Malcolm
Jonathan Barnes
Mr. van Dyke Beard
Local Social Notes from Indiana and Vicinity
South Bend families visit at hospital for Ralph Ramer’s appendicitis operation. Residents and visitors attend quilting at James Shupe home while others host gatherings, business calls, and social events in Indiana town. A newborn Blaine Donald Keppel and new baby boy for Chalmers Deyarmin noted among numerous neighborly activities.
Blacklick community notes and social happenings preview
Indiana shoppers Mrs Donaldson and daughter Margaret visited Saturday. The Presbyterian Woman’s Missionary Society met at Mrs Susan Dixon’s home Friday evening. Mary Jane Dixon is back to health after a brief illness. Mrs M O Smith listed on the sick list. Mrs R Trexler spent Tuesday in Indiana. The Music Club gathered at Mrs Heimbach in Josephine Tuesday. Miss Francis Gerhard visited cousin Margie Nell Shrom Saturday. Several Spackman family members and Mrs Pan Bell socialized in Indiana Tuesday. Presbyterian workers met at J J Spackman’s home Monday. The Methodist bake ham supper is set for Friday evening March 26. Ladies Fancy Work Club enjoyed a meeting and St Patrick’s luncheon at Rose Tea Room Thursday. Mrs Annie Bell, Mrs M O Smith and Mrs Dunning visited Indiana Tuesday. Evening services at 7 30 are announced. R W St Clair of Buck Run Supply is in New York on business. Elmer Lydie visited friends in Du Bois last week. Miss Gilbertа Stephens is recovering from appendicitis in Indiana Hospital. Lloyd Wilt is confined with chicken pox. Mrs Norman Keith and Mrs Harry Boring visited Mrs William Stephany Thursday. Thomas Weide, patient at Dixonville Hospital, improving. Frank Walker, Mr Harmon and Mr Peach with son from Altoona visited I M Hadden Sunday. Miss Mary Gadish fell and broke her arm last week. Miss Elsie Householder of Clymer called on John Langham Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. E. Beemer
South Bend
O. M. Anderson
Indiana
Lavina Townsend
Elizabeth Painter
Lyda Moorhead
I. H. Hanna
J. Ti. Wray
Besse Wherry
W. F. Club
James Shupé
Margaret Smith
J. E. Smith
Margaret
Merle
L. A
James Phipps
D. B. Townsend
Melvin Silvis
Ruth Bow Ser
J. B. Smith
Luella
Anna Mae Anderson
Dorothy Townsend
Ira Weaver
Austin Say
Bruce Keppel
Harry Rearick
J. P. Boyer
Bessie Silvis
R. ©. Trexler
Heimbach
Josephine
Francis Gerhard
Margie Nell Shrom
John Spackman
John Ackerson
J. J. Spackman
Sarah Spackman
Pan Bell
Presbyterian Church
Methodists
Ladies Fancy Work Club
Rose Tea Room
Annie Bell
M. O. Smith
Dunning
R. W. St. Clair
Buck Run
New York
Elmer Lydie
Friends
Dubois
Gilberta Stephens
Indiana Hospital
Lloyd Wilt
Norman Keith
Harry Boring
William Stephany
Thomas Weide
Dixonville Hospital
Frank Walker
Harmon
Mr. Peach and Son
Altoona
I. M. Hadden
Mary Gadish
Elsie Householder
Clymer
John Langham
Plumville Social Roundup Notes Visits and Loss
Plumville residents share a Sabbath in town visits by Elmer Steel and Della Vance. Local families host gatherings as Rev Garman buys a new car. Edgar Lydick dies after months of illness. Diphtheria appears with Leroy Douds in junior high. Various travelers and kin from Indiana, Rural Valley, Smicksburg and Homer City are listed among weekend exchanges and a newspaper notice of Mrs. Coupe's illness.
Local Social Notes Highlight Family Visits and Births
The column records visits to D. R. Hill by Mr and Mrs W C Jamison and family on Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Clair Hawk celebrate the birth of a baby boy on Thursday. Thelma Bee from Indiana Normal school spent the weekend at home. Lloyd Little visited his parents at Kellysburg on Sunday. Harry Craft, Lorenzo, and George McMillen stopped by Punxsutawney jone day last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett McMillen
W. C. Jamison
D. R. Hill
Clair Hawk
Thelma Bee
Indiana Normal School
Lloyd Little
Kellysburg
Harry Craft
Lorenzo
George McMillen
Punxsutawney Jone
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Polly
Morase
Mr. Barnes
Mies Vandeeveer
Wake Robin Lodge
Alin
Uivan
von Dyke Beard
Timousine
Exadly
South Bend NO
R. A. Bilvia
J. W. Warner
Ida Wherry
Vandergrift
Fred Grosse
Henry
Robert Townsend
A. M. Silvis
Bruce Kepple
Blaine Donald
Wendell Devers
James Shoup
Ruth Stewart
Bert Kunkle
Alex Kunkle
Girty
Hobart Shellhammer
Apollo
Roof
Hiderton
McGaughey
Reigh Brothers
Alona Valley
Ward Rosensteel
Conemaugh
Will Coleman
Zions Valley
Our Village
Martz
Edith Ruffner
Pittsburgh
R. F. Dunmire
Townsend
Walter Campbell and
Brushvalley
Merrell McCrea
G. T. McCrea
Edward Doyarmin
Chalmers
Russell Herlinger
Chalmers Deyarmin
Edward Steever
Millard Bennett
Buffington Township
Taylor Deyarmin
Frank Rhine
Jesse Buck
G. T. McGrea
Blacklick
Plumville
Elmer Steel
Smyrna
Jon
Della Vance
Pitt University
Dil Blain
Sagamore
Dan Wells
Wyan Griffith
Suckaburg
CG. G. Marshall
Arthur Stoddard
Mary Pifer
Ronald Dickey
Valley
Dolores
Edgar Lydick
Leroy Douds
BE. J. Welch
Marian
Homer City
Coupe
W. O. H. Garman
Plumcreek
Harry Jamison
James W. Rankin
John
J. M. Rankin
Winifred Myers
Cora Little
James Davis
Alice Rankin
Associated Gas and Electric System
United States
William Atttony
Coorze Moley
Cornell University
Cornell
Ithaca
Penn ‘Public Service Corporation
Johnstown
Pennsylvania
Court House
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