Local Residents Note Social Visits and Illness Updates
Mr and Mrs Alfred Lear of Steubenville visited Mr and Mrs William Bowsey. George Lear, father of Mr Lear, is seriously ill in Vandergrift. Dewey Leigh and family of Johnstown visited the Robinsons. Mrs Edward Penrose and son Kenneth of Sebring visited Lloyd Penrose. Mrs Wilson Altimus visited Pittsburgh and Mercy Hospital to see her daughter and grandson Clarence James. Mary J Jones and brother John Steffey visited a daughter in a sanitarium at Cresson. Orpha and Ima Jean Brendlinger, daughters of Mr and Mrs Robert Brendlinger, graduate Bolivar High School this spring. Leona Patterson of South Fork visited Samuel Fisher’s family. she is daughter of William and Sarah Reynolds. Elsie Jones of Avonmore is a Bolivar High School graduate. J W Huston Theodore Gearing McClure Hall of Bolivar made a business trip to Indiana. Henry Park and family moved to Heshdon. Josephine Boyle and Robert Boyle Jr visited her sister in Indiana. Mrs John Fry and daughters of Armagh visited sister Mrs Dewey Riddell. James Allshouse and family moved to Smokeless. Joseph Penrose improving at home after illness. Dr and Mrs Leroy Reese and family noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Penrose
Wilson Altimus
Pittsburgh
Duke
Mercy Hospital
Clarence James
Mary J. Jones
John E. Steffey
Jacob Steffey
Cresson
Orpha
Ima Jean Brendlinger
Robert Brendlinger
Bolivar High School
Leona Patterson
South Fork
Samuel Fisher
Dewey Riddell
James Allshouse
Joseph Penrose
Leroy Reese
Daughters and locals visit. several illness notices
Daughters Florence and Janet of Bolivar and Miss Louise Lear visit Philadelphia for eye care. Clyde Anderson remained home with illness last week. Lydia West of Pitcairn visits mother Mrs Mary B West while ill. John Muir also ill at home. Joseph Higgins, injured in a mine, returns home from Clearfield Hospital. improving. Mrs Mary Brendlinger ill several days. Arthur Lichtenfels had foot injury and toe removed. transferred to Memorial Hospital in Johnstown. Mrs Clark Cline recovered from flu and is able to be out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Janet
Bolivar
Louise Lear
Philadelphia
Lear
Clyde Anderson
Iness
Lydia West
Pitcairn
Mary B. West
John Muir
Joseph Higgins
Clearfield Hospital
Mary Brendlinger
Arthur Lichtenfels
Memorial Hospital
Johnstown
Clark Cline
Maple Grove community notes and local visits
Glenn Coy made a business trip to Glenn Campbell on Wednesday. Residents moved farms, guests stayed with D E Detwiler. The Nolo school closed with a picnic. about 50 attended and eight won prizes for perfect attendance. Local visits include George Lambing buying a Chevrolet sedan and Wilson Bowers purchasing a Ford touring car. A humor snippet ends with a bygone era quip about the boss and buggy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Coy
Glenn Campbell
Enty Jones
Gibson Farm
John Lambing
J. B. Markey
Penn Run
D. EH. Detwiler
Nolo
Violet Overman
G. R. Waltemire
Roy Schrecengost
Strongstown
George Lambing
George Greene
Belsano
G. H. Holmes
Walter Carney
New Florence
Albert Coy
Lincoln Adams and
Heilwood
James Clawson
Elizabeth Gressley
William McCullough
Wilson Bowers
Zions Valley Misses and Visitors in Local Notes
Agatha and Psther Coleman spent Sunday with home folks. Frank Matson and son Stanley visited BE Wallace Sunday afternoon. Robert Smanyers of Spring Church stayed eight days with Hart Shearer. Longs, Vera Shearer, and Margaret Miller called on Wallace. Anna and Ida Scott visited Mrs. Edward Phillips. Hill, a George firm worker, has been sick. Wilson and wife of Allison visited his mother. Elmer Rareigh hosted visitors from Vandergrift. Bert Kunkle and son visited Alex Kunkle. Neille Anderson and Kenneth Rupert called on Mrs. Wallace. Deryis Kunkle from New Kensington visited his father. Lloyd Reigh and children called on Neil Anderson. Armer Altman and daughter from Youngstown stayed with Edward Phillips. Edison claims rubber can be grown on tobacco. some insist they are doing it now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Phillips
Hill
George Firm
Wilson George
Allison
Elmer Rareigh
Vandergrift
Bert Kunkle
Alex] Kunkle
Neille Anderson
Kenneth Rupert
Spring Church
Wallace
Deryis Kunkle
New Kensington
Alex Kunkle
Lloyd Reigh
Neil Anderson
Armer Altman
Youngstown
Ohio
Edward Philips
Our Town
Local Notes Wide Ranging Visitations and Tales
Community tidbits record dozens of visitors traveling to Monessen Punxsutawney Indiana and Altoona plus local calls and calls on relatives. Mentions of funeral services for Lovina Piffor and a humorous domestic anecdote close the piece with a quip about ash dropping on the office floor.
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Chas. F. Pauch
East
Philadelphia Street
Maple Grove
Post.gazette
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Indiana Progress
Progress
Indiana
Moore’s Furniture CO
South Seventh St
Indiana, Pa
Zephyr
Edison
Marchand
Horace Huey
Monessen
Fluey
Margaret Hoffman
Reynoldsville
I. M. Lewis
Harry Peffer
W. S. Harr
Hawthorn
Lovina -Pifor
Glenn Rosborough
Charles
Walter
Elderton
George Hick
Punxsutawney
W. J. Hick
Punxsutawney Hospital
Charles Snurman
Hazel Brown
Irene Dilts
Rev
James
Adrian
J. M. Lewis
Carlisle Military School
Walter Wineberg
Homer Gily
Charles Pronty
Hldred
Steffey
Edgewood
Margaret Steffey
Lena Dilts
Rochester Mills
Ella Dilts
Bliss Zener
Sadie Gall
Max Dorn
Wilkinsburg
Donohue
Foster Hart
Dora Earl
Suafe Smitten
J. A. Chesley
T. M. Lewis
Bunnday
Washington, DE
Rose Brown
Altoona
Helen Stewart
Misa Jene Brown
Frank Lowery
Bile
Homer City
Mabel
Farmers Bank & Truit CO
Indiana,pa
Dodge
Buick
Oakland
Stephens
Graham Bros
McGregor & Thomas
PENNA
Destabl
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