Bolivar News Roundup Tells Of Locals Visiting And Events
Robin son Mr and Mrs Robert Mitchell and Lily of Culver visited Archie Fulcomer and Jerry Lear. Suttons visited Greenwood Cemetery where their sons are buried. Hamiltons shop in Johnstown on Monday. Mrs Robert Chambers of North Side Pittsburgh visited Mrs Frank Robertson last week. Mrs Jerry Saxton returned from Johnstown. Vincent Mack made a business trip to Johnstown Monday. Mrs Floyd Saxton of Lockport visited town Monday. Mrs Jane Lewis reappointed janitor of Bolivar public schools. Laura May born to Mr and Mrs George F Frain. Adult Bible Class met at Mrs George Bowser’s for social. lunch by Mrs Bowser Mrs James Dungmore and Mrs B J Lewis. John Swanger of Kittanning visited Jay Bowser. Jane Lewis sold two lots to Charles Cline. Frances Hewitt returned from Arnold. Mr and Mrs J B Mack and Florence attended Lutheran Church. Ladies Missionary Circle meets at Mrs Marie Jewart’s on Wednesday June 6. Mr and Mrs Robert Richey and son of Mineral Point visited A Brady’s. Dr Mahan and family of Pittsburgh visited Nan McGara. Mr Gray remains ill at daughter’s home. Melvin Wells and family visited mother Nettie Wells over weekend. Walter Miller of Dixonville visited friends Sunday. Hawthorne School reunion set for Indiana Fair Grounds June 21. The poor we have with us always, especially the poor golfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Mitchell
Lily
Culver
Archie
Jerry Saxton
Johnstown
Vincent Mack
Floyd Saxton
Lockport
Jane Lewis
Bolivar Public Schools
Lewis
Bolivar
Conemaugh
George F. Frain
Laura May
Lutheran Sunday School
George Bowser
Bowser
James Dungmore
B. J. Lewis
John Swanger
Kittanning
Ladies’ Missionary Circle
Marie Jewart
Nettie Wells
Walter Millers
Dixonville
Friends
Social notes from Georgevill e and surrounding towns
Mr and Mrs John Ruffner and children near Marion Center and Mr and Mrs Paul Stiteler and family of Smickaburg spent Sunday at Q A Whitaker s. Mrs Lucy Lydie visited Mrs Clark Lightcap near Ambrose last week. Numerous visits and family gatherings are listed across Marion Center Ambrose Dayton Johns town and other localities with kin and friends calling on Sundays and weekends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ruffner
Marion Center
Paul Stiteler
Smickaburg
Q. A. Whitaker's
Lucy Lydie
Clark Lightcap
Ambrose
Margaret Sloniger
Albert
Gilhousen
Dayton
Elmer Hoop
Ohio
Guy Kime
Punxsutawney
R. R. Hazlett
Cy Cramer
Wingfield
Walter Kinter
Apollo
Burt Kinter
Mabel McCormick
Marjorie
John B. McCormick
Mary Means
John Griffith
York
Love and Son
Johnstown
Ww. T. Frederick
Suit filed over high school playground plans
Jas R Daugherty of Youngstown Ohio sues the Indiana School Board for 1000 claiming they owe him for preparing plans for the new high school playgrounds in 1926. The board says they never employed him and never approved the plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. R. Daugherty
Youngstown
Ohio
Indiana School Board
Daugherty
Good Orders for Lumber and Supply Company
Maj. D. W. Simpson of the Indiana Lumber and Supply Company has secured gratifying orders for mill and cabinet work for several modern homes to be erected in New York City and Newark N J N A A Simpson manager of the local concern recently secured contracts for the finish material for two homes to be erected at Washington Pa Local Boy Honored at Pitt University Norman Shick son of Mr and Mrs James Shick of Chestnut street a student of the Medical School of the Pittsburgh University has been elected editor in chief of the 1929 Medical School yearbook and has been chosen president of the 1929 senior class He graduated with honors from the Indiana high school in 1923 and since entering the medical school in 1925 has won a prominence and established a splendid record A continental druggists trust has been organized in Europe We suppose this means thinner sandwiches and smaller portions of beans at the soda fountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maj
D. W. Simpson
Indiana Lumber and Supply Company
New York City
Newark
N. J. A. A. Simpson
Washington, Pa
Pitt University
Norman Shick
James Shick
Chestnut Street
Pittsburgh University
Indiana High School
Europe
Fragmented social notes and quips on fashion and fares
A collage of opinion snippets on fashion, marriage, and prices. It mocks high heels and mother in law visits, notes cheaper ham and eggs, jokes about Henry Ford's short London speech, pedestrian safety and stage chorus fashions, reflecting light social commentary and urban wit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford
London
Henry
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chambersville
Hawthorne School
Indiana Fair Grounds
the Savings & Trust Co
Indiana, Pa
Patronize Progress
Dovely
Glasser
Georgeville
Margaret Hickox
Darzell Hickox
Namine
Reuben Kemal
M. A. Davis
Esther Davis
Alice Ritchey
Clarion
W. T. Frederick
Mildred
Indiana
Marjory Butler
Marjory Hazlett
R. R
David Hawk
Rosquer
George Hawk
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Troutman’s
Bell
PENNA
Tecal
United States
Troutman
Memoriam
Alpin—Hamilton
Luxenberg
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