Latrobe residents host relatives. Sunbury delegate attends
Miss Hare Hunter of Latrobe guest of grandparents at home over Sunday. Johnstown visits include Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rager and Mrs. Clara Hughes. Orrena Brenlinger attends Bolivar Woodmen Circle state convention in Sunbury as delegate. Several locals travel for business and family events in New Florence Clyde and Armagh. A birthday celebration honors Emma Fisher after thirty three years as a helpless invalid. Distants include W P Campbell Latrobe, J J Campbell, William Kunkle of Como City, John Fry family Armagh. Mrs Susan St Clair attends Lavina Forest funeral in Johnstown.
Local News From Elders Ridge and Surrounding Areas
Miss Helen Manters visits Mrs. Henderson in Elders Ridge. Families collect Sabbath at Mrs. A R Ashbaughs. George Gallagher of Clarksburg visits Ridge. Thelma Task from Hartville visits Mrs. Wassett. A D Wilson spends weekend with son Arthur at State College and attends Father's Day event. VoCa sional school seniors and juniors trip to Indiana. Rev Mackenzie visits Olivet parishioners. Myrtilla Morton visits sister Mrs Long. Emma Wine of Indiana Normal visits parents. S R Hine and daughter Lois make Salisbury call. Branch No Christian Endeavor rally set 8 p m at Presbyterian church. Walter Williams from Vocation al school visits Washington county home. Mrs Belle Bennett and others visit J A Gallagher near Larkburg. Mrs Mary Ramatey and Mrs Martha France visit aunt Mrs Sarah Lafferty at Nelson Lewis home near Clarksburg. Mrs Lafferty aged 86 and blind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Manters
John Henderson R. BE. Wassett
A. R. Ashbaugh
George Gallagher
Clarksburg
Thelma Task
Hartville
J. J. Wassett
A. D. Wilson
Arthur
State College
Vocasional School
Indiana
Duncan Mackenzie
Olivet
Myrtilla Morton
J. M. Long
Misa Emma Wine
Indiana Normal
R. Hine
S. R. Hine
Lois
Saltsbury
Christian Endeavor
Presbyterian Church
Walter Willams
Washington County
Belle Bennett
Martha Wrance
M.D. Ramaley
J. A. Gallagher
Larkaburg
Mary Ramatey
Martha France
Sarah Lafferty
Nelson Lewis
Lafferty
Local Social Roundup From Jun ea u and Vicin ity
Earl Shields bought a Ford recentl y. Aaron Ferrier and family vis it Wan ding to see Mrs A W Bonahue on Tuesday. Harmon Butebaugh and family and Lemuel Buterbaugh of Diamondville visit Mr and Mrs Luterbugh on Sunday. A G Shields of Indiana visits friends and relatives Sunday. R W St Clair made a business trip to Indiana Wednesday. Miss Kimallurkens employed at Darneshoro visits parents Mr and Mrs Winturkens. W Alison and son Harry and Haley Goodlin made a business trip to Indiana on Tuesday. Presbyterian services were held Sunday evening by Roy Roberts of Marion Center. Newlyweds Mr and Mrs W Stall hosted a reception at Edward Roichmiller’s home in Estep Mine on Monday. Starford band serenaded them. Mr and Mrs Flurry Allison of Indiana are visiting. JUNEAU: Milo Lingenfelter and Warren spent Sunday with Mrs Carvey Wann. Olive Alubrin of near Smicksburye is employed at Chas Buterbaugh’s home. Mrs Milo Buun has been sick but is able to go out. Mrs Wardsmith and sons visited friends at Maharey. Locals attended Rossiter commencement Friday. Gladys Wolfgang, ill with flu, is able to be out again. Philip Rish bought a new car from Wampaly Bros. Roth Walker and sister of Kellyshure visited Mrs Aaron Stiyer. Mrs Adarey, visiting Punxsutawney, returned home Sunday. John Honan and family spent past week with March and friends. St Mark's Church will hold Sunday dat am services with special Mother’s Day services. All are cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Shields
Aaron Ferrier
Wandin
A. W. Bonahue
Harmon Butebaugh
Lemuel Buterbaugh
Diamondville
Dichard Buterbaugh
Evelyn
Shawnee
Indiana
Kiama Llurkens
Darneshoro
Win Tlurkens
Alison and Son
Harry
Haley Goodlin
Presbyterian Church
Roy, Roberts
Marion Center
W. Slall
Edward Roichmiller
Estep Mine
Starford
Flurry Allison
W. J. Allison
Milo Lingenfelter Tunk
Warren
Airs
Carvey
Olive Alubrin
Near Smicksburye
Chas. Buterbaugh
Milo Buun
Gladys Wolfgang
Philip Rish
Wampaly Bros
Roth Walker
Kellyshure
Aaron
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Ilast Man
Zane Grey
Teastian
Great
National Farm Weekly
Arizona Hills
A. 5
A. R. Moorhead
Tis Indiana Progress
Ladies’ Home Journal
Saturday Evening Post
William D
Bowser
Clymer Furniture Co
Clymer
Pennsylvania
the Farmer’s Bank & Trust Co
Indiana, PA
Elders Ridge
Taylorsville
Juneau
Buchheit Bros
McDougall
J. Wolford
Nuney J. Watterson
Youn Township
R, ON
Paterson
Lk. Pauwporson
West Lebanon
Wiliam Banks
Exeouthia
James M. Craven
Creekside
Sophia V. Cravan
RE. FE. Croes
Josiah Neal
la Ff
Clark Nodal
Polford
Sarah C. Eisher
Berthall
Moond
Administratrix
Water Bt
Plorier
Winifred Lewis McQuillan
Robe McQuillan
Indiana County
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Robert McQuillan
Tobert McQuillan
E- Jug
Court of Common Pleas
Winifred Lewis MacQuillan
Gibel
J. N. Langham
Thia
Warren WY. Ayers
J. R. Richards
Sheriff's Offce
Sudling
Bullington Township
Ling
Webrum
A. M. Graffius
Seey
Wehiru
T. W. Hoffman
Wintondale
M. Gharwius
Wehrum
J. Milford
Clair J. Walker
D. St. ‘Vous
Act of Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Tomb & Walker, Incorporated
B. i. Tomb, Bolfeiter
Todinan, Pa
Apri
The
Tromer City School Board
Ity
Bend Walbeck
R. Grumbling
I. M. Paye
Ava
Commonwealth of Pennsylania
Gaston
Malvin Dunlan
General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Caneo Riidgh Selephone Company
Canon and Banks
Jack
Dudisna, Pa
Green
State of
Puranguce
Board of Township Superginora
Anid
Board of Supervisors
Wredssertererdeners
Lghway
Sihd Townshin
D. TL. Barbom
Board of Two
L. GC. Sensabaugh
School Board of
Green Township
Commodore
People’s Bank of Commodore
Howard & Watcher
DuBois
Green Lopate School Board
Hida
Dixonville
Gele DB
Donaiby
J. Lydic
NOD
Cherry Vree
M. Jack
Monbert G. Johnston
Center Lownslip
Wilmer A. Johnston
Homer City
Elizabeth S. Ditkie
Jaws L
Pace W. H, Pierch
Alexander Dickin
Peeler & Feit
Execuprix
Harry Kinnan
Grant Township
Aura Kinnan
Executrix
R. D
James W. Mack
Jacob
Overdorff
Brushyvalie
William L. Overdore
Brushyalley
Erecutors
Thomas Peater
Indina, Pa
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