Local Social Notes from Rossmoyne Area
Mr and Mrs Walter Rankin and family of Cleveland visited Mr and Mrs Wells and relatives in Rossmoyne on Friday. Guests of Mr and Mrs Frantz included their daughter and son in law Doyle Bick and gon of Dayton and Mr and Mrs Clark Wingart with Mrs Nora Wingart of Homer City. David C Wells returned from Indiana hospital after arm tumor removal. Mrs Howard Lockhart remains ill with rheumatism. Eight White Oak Flat students took the Plumville eighth grade exam. Mr and Mrs Delbert Frantz attended the 25th anniversary of Mr and Mrs Charles Rowe. Social Circle Club met at the Griffiths with next at the Lewis home May 17 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wingart
Nora Wingart
Homer City
David C. Wells
Indiana Hospital
Howard ‘Lockhart
R.W. Simpson
Mary
Georgeville
D.C. Wells
Mary Houser
Delbert G. Frantz
Charles Rowe
Carley EB. Griffith
Russell Lewis
White Oak Flat
Plumville
Paul Parks
Mary Louise
Indiana
D. C.wells
Residents and Visitors Share Weekend Gatherings
J E Bowman of Canton Ohio visited with cousin 8 R Hine. Donald and Annabel Ewing and Elsie Faith were Indiana callers Tuesday afternoon. W C Shearer Mrs Carson and Mr and Mrs Foster Smock and Arthur spent Sabbath with B R Shearer. Mrs Clark Coleman ill but improving. Gordon Clark and two daughters with G B Meyers of Greensburg spent Sabbath in R Hine home. E R Shearer spent Monday with Mrs William Stewart near Clarksburg. Play at Wilders Ridge drew local attendees Friday. Helen Shearer visited Mildred Kerr near Clarksburg Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald
Annabel Ewing
Elsie Faith
Indiana
W. C. Shearer
Carson
Clark Coleman
Gordon Clark
G. B. Meyers
Greensburg
Plum Creek residents host and visit in varied weeks
Local residents from Van dergrift Rural Valley and Hiderton spent time with neighbors and relatives at several homes including the Ralph Ramer and Robert Houser households. visits featured weekend gatherings and Tuesday conversations. A separate column discusses overwork myths with health expert Dr. Edith MacBride-Dexter and ends with a humorous exchange on legal counsel and age.
All Well Prospective Country Boarder Water Query
A landlady assures a prospect that the water is healthy saying they use only well water This quaint exchange captures rural hospitality and concern for purity in daily life.
Peelor District News: Ills, Visits, and School Notes
Local Pelroor district highlights include Mrs. Dunmire from Punxsutawney critical, Merle Smyers and family visiting from this place, and multiple family health concerns in Vandergrift and Indiana. School life features Miss Erma Campbell’s closing term, a new Peeler school teacher appointment, a perfect attendance basket, and county exams for Mary Elinor Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Peeler
Erma Campbell
Anthony Run
William Little
Robert Cunningham
Creekside
Mary Elinor Thomas
Shelocta
Clarence Mahan
Mr. Bell
Gates Hospital
Indiana
Bell
Clara Carney
Walter
W. Bartle Foreman
Earle Foreman
D. W. Brown
Local Social Roundup and Visits Across Rural Valley
Olivet and Rural Valley residents shared visits with relatives in nearby towns. J R McConnell and family from Rural Valley spent time with Rostoe McConnell, Mrs John Kennedy visited Lewisville, and the Bair family traveled to Kit tanning. Margaret Wilson stayed with her parents the Wilsons. The Oliver W C I U held an April meeting at the J S Ewing home. A reader Miss Sara Walker spoke on Our Responsibilities as Citizens. Orville Vailey and daughter Doris called on Frank Lambing and J S Ewing homes. Mrs Mabel Ewing visited West Lebanon with her children Ross and Mary. Public Sale Bills were promoted by The Progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steele Wilson
Oliver W. C. ‘I. U
J. 8
Mabel Ewing
Ross and
Mary
Friends
West
Lebanon
Local social notes from Blacklick and nearby towns
Mrs M O Smith of Johnstown and Mrs R C Trexler of Armagh joined a Presbyterian Ladies Bible class meeting Friday evening. Pittsburgh visitor Mrs L H Kuhner stayed with sister Mrs M Bushnell over Sunday. Ann Stewart, employed in Pittsburgh, spent Sunday here. John Ward and brother Billy, Martha Freed, Kenneth Smith, and Miss Lipsie of Blairsville drove to Washington DC Sunday. Gerald Smith, a Zelionople teacher, visited Mr and Mrs Kenneth Freed Friday. Scott Campbell of near Blairsville called Monday evening. C O Smith and son Dick with Mrs Martha Fulton spent Friday with A I Miller near Graceton. C J Grater and Edna Lehman visited in Pittsburgh Sunday. J C Nippes and family were guests of Jease Lewis in Indiana Sunday. Alfred Bell visits in Cleveland, Ohio. Wm Koontz of Pittsburgh visiting Alec Stewart home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Ramer
Irvin Kelly
Robert Houser
John Franley
Todd
Hiderton
H. Porter Miller
Lesley Harberger
Ford City
Russell Beariolk
Dan Clarke
Mike Brady
Garrets
Junior Miller
Sheloca
Frank Smathers
Donnie
Noble Fowler
Indiana
Fowler
Elizabeth Lewis
C. A. McCardle
Minnie Millen
Arthur Millen
C. D. Peddicord
Mary
Anna Louise Peddicord
Vander‘grift
Grant Rowe
Darrid McCreight
Vandergrift
J. W. Cunningham
Clarissa Britton
Viola Bow
Miriam Thomas
John Ward
Billy
Martha Freed
Kenneth Smith
Miss Lipsie
Blairsville
Washington, D.C
Gerald Smith
Zelionople
Kenneth Freed
Scott Campbell
C. O. Smith
Martha Fulton
A. I. Miller
Graceton
C. J. Grater
Edna Lehman
Pittsburgh
J. C. Nippes
Jease Lewis
Alfred Bell
Cleveland
Ohio
Wm. Koontz
Alec Stewart
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Clair Rinn & Co
Indiana, Pa
E.T.C
Ella T
Cost
Phila
Ad. E. Lewis Realty Agency
South Thirteenth St
Progress
Pittsburgh Post Gazette
R. D
Indiana County
THE
Bell Telephone Company OF Pennsylvania
Watsons Ridge
J. E. Bowman
Canton, Ohio
8. R. Hine
Geo.d. Leydic
Indiana Progress
Plum Creek
Gettus Reefer
Louise
Grant Reatick
Valley
Loyd Reefer
Con
Lester Irvin
Homer Kauffman
Wm. Orr
Edith MacBride - Dexter
Gumbusta
Peelor District
Peddicords
Norris Wise
Paul Kessler
Amber Boyer
the Savings
Trustco
Indiana, Pennsylvania
Pictorial Review
Silver Screen
Oparent
Rirecdar
McCall’s
MAGAZ
Athew
Popular Science
Market Growee
Etude Musse Mapazi LD
Woman's HomeCo
McCall's
A. F
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