Local social notes from Ligonier and vicinity
Misses and families visit and relocate around Ligonier, Blairsville, Johnstown and nearby towns. Names include Catherine Lichtenfeld, Mrs Wakefield, Dewitt Cunningham, Mrs Susan Sst Clair, Robert Brendlinger, Paul Fulecomer, Jacob Lichtenfels, Paul Spinello, Miss Freda Wack, Clark Miller, Early Moon, C J Bowser, Mrs M C Rhinehart, Mrs John Jones, Mrs Chester Fisher, Mrs Mabel Mack, Mrs Daniel V Foust, George Brendlinger. Activities cover visits, moves, illnesses, and a church society election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blairsville
Jacob S. Lichtenfels
Woodland
Paul Spinello
New Britain
Conn
Freda Wack
Johnstown
Clark Miller
Early Moon and Son
Jerome
C. J. Bowser
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the
United E Evangelical Church
Indiana
W. P. Kephart
Blacklick
Joseph Penrose
C. A. Campbell
Heshbon
Forrest Wlallbeck
Mildred Mack
Portage
Armagh
Pleasant birthday party and social notes from Pine Flats
A quiet week in Pine Flats with a birthday celebration for Mrs. R. E. Tate. Guests included Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs. Sides, Mrs. Roberts, several Williamses, and many neighbors from Windber Hastings Altoona and Indiana. Parry callers and a funeral for Isaac Griffith also noted.
Saltsburg Community Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
Nancy Barnatt of Butler spent weekend with her mother. Various residents visited Pittsburgh, Indiana, and Grove City colleges. many attended church events, Sabbath conventions, and local galas. The Girl Scouts festival drew a large crowd and several families, including the Diehls and Earnests, visited relatives across towns.
Strongstown Social Notes Include Visits and Bazaar
Margaret Altemus visited her sister in Nanty-Glo while Johnstown callers came Friday. Nanty-Glo and Cardiff visitors frequent the town. several families plan a May 30 Ladies Aid bazaar to raise funds for church repairs.
Local Social Notes From East Run Area
East Run Trev and Mrs Wise were entertained at the Farnsworth home on Sunday. Urban Montgomery is spending the summer with friends at Punxsutawney. Mr and Mrs W D Powell of Stafford were guests on Sunday of T Mumau and family, Mr and Mrs R K Langham and daughter of Wilgus spent the weekend with relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trev
Wise
Farnsworth
Urban Montgomery
Punxsutawney
W. D. Powell
Stafford
Ik. T. Mumau
R. K. Langham
Wilgus
Young People Entertained at Elmer Stewart Home
A group of youths gathered Friday evening at the home of Elmer Stewart. Larrel Rice of Culver visits his brother in law BF wy Lanham during the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Stewart
Larrel Rice
Culver
BF Wy Lanham
Clyde residents bid farewell and shower honors
Clyde guests Mr and Mrs Ryan Jones and daughter Thelma plan Florida move after long ties here. A large Clyde delegation attended a miscellaneous shower for Miss Rosa M Hutchison hosted by Mrs R J Hutchison. Gifts and luncheon highlighted the evening as Anna Rehn shopped Johnstown and Doyle Luther visited from Indiana. Charles Felton has returned to Indiana after visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan Jones
Thelma
A. J. Luther
Elders Ridge Gossip and Village Callers Report
Elders Ridge notes list D A Rosensteel Pittsburgh caller Monday. Mr and Mrs John Mart and Misses H J McCombs and Mary Ewing attended Mrs Tish Wilson’s funeral at Apollo Tuesday. Wilse George of West Lebanon was a village caller Tuesday. Aldine Ditch and Mary Fulton called at Alf Boden home Monday evening. Larry Kier of Iselin spent Wednesday at R H Fassett home. Mrs Chester Harvey and daughter of West Lebanon visited her parents Mr and Mrs John Baker over the past week. John Baker was a West Lebanon caller on Sabbath. John Snyder and Alfred Bair were in Indiana Saturday. Steele Warner came from Indiana Tuesday to vote. Mr and Mrs Ditch and Mr and Mrs Shearer of Coal Run visited Ridge Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Walter Williams of Centerville spent the weekend with friends on the Ridge. Robert Henderson of the Marion Center bank was calling on friends here Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Rosensteel
Pittsburgh
John Mart
H. J. McCombs
Mary Ewing
Tish Wilson
Apollo
Wilse George
West Lebanon
Our Village
Aldine Ditch
Mary Fulton
Alf Boden
Larry Kier
Iselin
R. H. Fassett
Chester Harvey
John Baker
John Snyder
Alfred Bair
Indiana
Steele Warner
Ditch
Shearer
Coal Run
the Ridge
Walter Williams
Centerville
Washington County
Robert Henderson
Marion Center Bank
Local notes recount visits and travels across Indiana and nearby towns
Northumberland hosts Ruch for last week on ace count of a death. Master Gray Wilson visits grandparents in Indiana. Miss Leda Griffith travels to rentum for summer with sister. May and Ruth Adams were in Indiana Saturday. Rev W G Alter from Marion Center attends Sunday school convention. J M Wilson visits friends in Carrolltown and Cherry Tree. Romi Rossi installs a modern sodal fountain in a restaurant. G R Lyon leaves for St Louis. Lyon and T R Johns with Mrs Lyon visit Philadelphia. Lucille Johns returns from Bevon Manor where she attended school. Allen Graham of Indiana visits Saturday. Mr and Mrs John Shaw drive to Coalport Monday. Nellie Moose of South Maine returns after weeks with sister J A Donahue, accompanied by Dorothy Donahue. C H Petted in Indiana Saturday. H W Wallace of Indiana in town Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heilwood Fey
Wo . Ruch
Northumberland
Master Gray Wilson
Mtrs
Alexan«der Gray
Indiana
Leda Griffith
May
Ruth Adams
Rev
W. G. Alter
Marion Center
J. M. Wilson
Carrolltown
Cherry Tree
Romi Rossi
G. R. Lyon
St. Louis
T. R. Johns
Philadelphia
Lucille Johns
Bevon Manor
Allen Graham
John Shaw
Coalport
Nellie ‘Moose
South Maine
J. A. Donahue
Dorothy Donahue
C. H. Petted
H.W. Wallace
Local Socials and Visits Highlight Punxsutawney Scene
Punxsutawney residents including A W Cunningham and family hosted and visited relatives from nearby towns. Charles Hart and Mrs Mary Hazlett plus Marion Horrel and Eugene enjoyed time at homes. Clawson of Youngstown and Arthur Coulter with J M Hart toured the area. Sabbath school delegates attended Tunnelton district gathering. Cunningham suffered a knee injury after falling from a wagon. A Sabbath talk by a national prohibition advocate was well received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Cunningham
Punxsutawney
E. J. Lukehart
Marie
Dorothy
Charles Hart
Derry
Mary Hazlett
Marion Horrel
Eugene
Organization For National Prohibition
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Pine Flats
Judson Parry
J. C. Kelly
A. H. Williams
Grace Williams
R. E. Tate
Tate
H. Lowman
A. G. Glenn
Ford Parry
Mirs
EL. Williams
Mary I Moore
Annie McCoy
Wsty Meekins and Son
Windher
William Qforris
Townstown
W. . Tate
Frank Phytyhon
Stewart
Billy
Katherine
Evelyn
Hastings
Saltsburg
Nancy Barnatt
Butler
Harry Carson
United States
Irace Armbrust
Dessie Drummond
Albert Smith
Hugh Jackson
Margaret
Grove City College
Raymond Kelly
Ruth
Columbia Hospital
Ruth Johnson
Leon Hill
H. Alms
Lewis Beal
Wandercrift
William Waugaman
C. JM. Miller
Tunnelton
Nolo
Todd Lucas
Heilwood
James Schrecengost
James Lucas
Stephens
Mr. Neal
Brownsville
Clair Cramer
Big Bend
Morris Grow
Belle Diehl
Ilo
Ad Strong
Jim Rick
S. Lucas
Harry Bennett
Mable Wagner
Burl Simons
Wintondale
Penn Run
T. LD. Stephens
Goldie Knapp
Commodore
Mo Burkhart
Girl Scouts
Sure Widdowson
Archie, Stewart
Zoe Lyons
Mary Paul
Strongstown
Margaret Altemus
Alton Sharp
Nanty-Glo
Arthur
Oliver Cresswell
Margaret Peddicord
Catherine Orner
Nellie Altemus
Nicktown
Nellie Orner
Cardiff
W. T. Bennett
Alton Suarp
Harry Alteinus
Nellie Artemus
Anna Roser
Schultz
Hazel Till
Cyrus Hill
Ivison
John Conrad
Eunice
Olive Mack
Wilbur Bracken
Wm Jackson
Arthur Gibson
Marl Stiles
Milton Paul
Kathryn Orner
Nellie Alfemus
Thomas Hogan
Minnie Garret
Ambridge
A. ©. Boring
Clyde
Elders Ridge
Clarksburg
Chevrolet
C & E Motor Company
Indiana, Pa
Mich
Diamonds—Watches
TNT
Luxenberg
Rothstein
Phila
7Th Sts
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