Washington Township social notes and visitors list
Walter J. Martz and W. W. Fail visited Delmont Greensburg guests at Josiah Fisher's. Sagamore callers included Wilbur Marshall and George Robert. Several families from Vandergrift Elderton Chanbersville and near Five Points hosted or visited kin. Church services announced at Five Points Lutheran. Frick brothers of Vandergrift spent weekend with parents in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Martz
Delmont
W. W. Fail
Greensburg
Josiah Fisher
Wilbur Marshall
George Robert
Sagamore
Myron Rearie and Slaughter
Vandergeritt
Carl Miner
Chanbersville
Blystone
James MeIntire
Miles, Reed
George
George Melntire
Elderton
EB. J. MelIntire
Five Points
Clifford Smith
Bryan Orr
Luther Peterman
QO. J. Fleming
Irwin
Fleming
J. B. Fleming
Archie Brown
Indiana
Howard Rankin
Mr. Rankin
Brackenridge
Eugene McLean
Vandergrift
J. A. McLean
Atwood
Bert Fairman
E. J. McIntire
Elizabeth Mclean
N. Frick
Ruth Frick
Myr
John Orr
Salem Frick
C. T. Brown
William McIntire
Cooper
Walter Harmon
M. J. Boyer
J. B. Blystone
Catherine Bayley
Melvin Wells
Local families note visits and arrivals in region
Emma and Mary Rodkey had a radio out. Mr and Mrs J C Boueh welcomed a baby boy. Lilian Fisher and her son visited Mrs Ira Stephens at Haram. Haram Buterbaugh and Ray Meekins spent the weekend locally. Clyde Nicodemus moved his family to Tomer City. Vanderhoof and Della Good returned home after a visit away. Earl Nicewonger and family from Akron spent time with Mrs Nicewonger’s parents. Leroy Wishel, previously in Gipsy, returned home. he works at No 40 mines. Lem McDermott and wife visited Homer City. Mike McDermott stayed with Lem's family. Mikoy Rodkey and two children from Verona visited Rodkeys. George Sickenberger of Creekside spent a day with his father A J Sickenberger. Martha White stayed with Mrs Elmer Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lem McDermott
Homer City
Mike McDermott
Mikoy Rodkey
Verona
Mr. Rodkey
Emma
Mary Rodkey
George Sickenberger
Creekside
A. J. Sickenberger
Martha White
Elmer Smith
Cherry Tree social notes and visits across counties
Mr and Mrs J N Beck and Mrs 8 L Irwin were business callers in Curwensville Wednesday evening. Mrs F M Hurter and son James of Mahaffey and daughter Mrs Nel se Huegel of Erie were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Clyde Bee Tuesday. Mrs Anna Holes is a patient in Spangler Hospital. Mrs H W Witchey entertained the Adult Bible Class of the Methodist Church. Mr and Mrs S C Bee and Gon na Moyne were business callers in Johnstown Saturday. Mrs Paul Cramer visited relatives in Pittsburgh last week. Mr and Mrs Chester Irwin and Mrs 8 L Irwin were callers in Clearfield Tuesday afternoon. Rev H W Witchey and wife visited Mrs Anna Holes at Spangler Hospital Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Beck
8. L. Irwin
Curwensville
F. M. Hurter
James
Mahaffey
Nelse Huegel
Erie
Clyde Bee
Anna Holes
Spangler Hospital
H. W. Witchey
Methodist Episcopal Church
S. C. Bee
Gon
Na Moyne
Johnstown
Paul Cramer
Pittsburgh
Chester Irwin
L. Irwin
Clearfield
Inside details on cooking and home care from old bulletin
A fragment from a 1990 era bulletin touches on flavoring with garlic, sewing fall fashions, window washing with kerosene in water, and meat loaf tips. It also covers linoleum types, storing butter, and a small notice about trespass sale prints priced at three for 25 cents with postage options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Parmners’ Bulletin
Neaslin
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Anderson
Fee
G. W. George
Brushindley Township
L. Blanche Ghorg
Trobert M. Fisher
Alex Thompson
Phoville
Wen
Chase
Saldl
Pramut Varment
Ilfe
Trompson
Iwate
Cghe
United States
Steinway Steck
Weber Wheelock
Stroud
Aeolian
Silas C. Streams
Indiana, Pa
Washington Township
of Thrift
First National Bank
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Beechwood Tan
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Rosner
Moorhead
United States Treasury Department
Treasures Department
Narions
Associated Gas and Electric Company
O% Deben- Tnres
Penn Public Service Corporation
Pennsylvania
Associated Gas and Electric System
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