Local Notes and Visits Across Town and Nearby
Miss Julia Hogan buys a Chevrolet. Daniel Keirn visits his daughter in Mrs. J. C. Cooper’s home. Many residents travel for family visits, social events, and shopping. A fire destroys a barn and outbuildings near Geo. Braughter. Commencement set for May 18 with Juniors hosting Seniors in the LO. O. F. hall. Several residents attend church, circle visits, and weekend trips to Vandergrift, Punxsutawney, and Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Hogan
Daniel Keirn
Clymer
J. C. Cooper
Elsie Dodds
Song
J. S. Carr
Sara Glenn
Pine Flats
W. C. Caldwell
Johnstown
Jd. J. Buter
Haugh
Buterbaugh
W. &. Cramer
P. W. Cramer
Billy
Beatrice Cramer
Barnes
William King
Hazlett
Harry Finkbinder
Flimsport
C.T. Schwartz
Camden
N. J
Mary Schwartz
Wilmington
Del
I. A. Poorman
Mildred
Wayne Cochran
Clearfield
Hone Ogden Thurday
LO. O. F. Hall
R. O. Tonkins
Indiana
Kittanning
Gertrude Brilhart
Frankstown
Billy Long
Culver
Jess Baker
John Swatsworth
Windber
Vera
H. §. Strassler
R. Brilhart
Vera Tonkin
Altoona
W. FF. Beck and Son
Smicksburg
R. O. Ligile
Sophie Polosky
Hillsdale Residents Join Seward Families in New Moves
Merl hney and family from Seward relocated to this area. Mrs Merle Fridley and son Coluini, Mrs Noah Fridley, and Mrs Catherine Rawley spent the week with relatives in Clearfield Me. Ernest Goss and son, and Mr and Mrs Win Goss visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs John Wright. Mr and Mrs Clayton Daugherty of near Hast Run visited the Fridigy parents Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merlhney
Seward
Merle Fridley
Coluini
Noah Fridley
Catherine Rawley
Clearfield
Ernest Goss
Win. Goss
John Wright
Clayton Daugherty
Near Hast Run
Noah Fridigy
Summer visits and local gatherings in Akron area
ORD Charles Lee came to spend the summer with his daughter Ruth Napp. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mumau and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lukehart visited relatives at Sagamore. Mr. and Mrs. Fred McQuown and children visited William Stonebraker at Deckers Point. Elizabeth Kerr returned home after working at Ted McQuown’s. The three year old daughter of Joe and Mrs. Smith died after a short illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ord Charles Lee
Akron
Ruth Napp
Walter Mumau
Joe Lukehart
Sagamore
Elizabeth Kerr
Ted McQuown
Ben Nupp
Geo. Nupp
Commodore
Joe Smith
Local People Visit Friends and Caring Aged Relatives
McKisson Valley resident Adam Grienstwig of Graceton visited old friends here last week. Mrs A Li Penrage stays with her ill mother Mrs David Mock of Bolivar. George King and son of near Leechburg spent Sabbath with Mrs King’s parents Bruce Coulter and family near Van dergrift. Mr and Mrs McManus called at W C Smith home. Mrs Harman and Mrs Jane Kine, both elderly, have been ill the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Anderson
Julia Lambhing
Mary Campbell
Hiterton
Carl Anderson
Indiana
Myrtle Matson
Paul White
Howard Feinsey
New Kensington
W. A. Coleman
Vernie Matson
Harry Miller
Shady Plain
Ervin McElwain
Kittanning
Adam Grienstwig
Graceton
A. Li Penrage
David Mock
Bolivar
George King and Son
Leechburg
W. C. Smith
Harman
Jane Kine
West
Lebanon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harvey H. Johnston
Indiana, Pa
Brussels
Schrader
Chevrolet
Letrie
Goodyear
Pennsylvania
Covode
Winifred States
Punxsutawney
Jennie Hamilton
Andy Sutter
Zella Simpson
Punxsutawney Hospital
Geo. Braughter
Blaine Wright
P. EK. Hoover
Loretta
David Froeger
Pittsburgh
J. A. Ganl
Glen Campbell
Mangus Sprankle
Alberta Scott
Nannie Shields
Irene Hoover
Hiner Peiffer
Ralph Sadler
W. &. Beck
George Gaul
Mollie Beck
Cecil Hadden
M. Shields
Wm. C Cornfield
Florabelle
Rossiter
8. M. Shields
Hillsdale
Mckisson Valley
Allen L. Prayne
Palmer
Service Deposit Bank
Bell Phone
Penna
Dia
Broadway
W. Guthrie
Agent Savings & Trust Co
Indiana County
Thomas Pealer
Citvl
Indina, Pa
Dr. Brilhart
Optician 403 Savings & Trust Ride
THE
First National Bank OF
Cher
Demption
First National Bank
Cherry Tree
Daily Dime Saver
Indiana County Deposit Bank
the Clymer National Bank
Clymer National Bank
Clymer, PA
Kramer Wagons
Linus M. Lewis
Water Street
P. R. R. Freight
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