News of County Towns strong town Strongstown itemized notes
Strongstown section lists residents visiting relatives and traveling to nearby towns. Entries include Mr and Mrs Dave Green of Blacklick visiting Mrs Greens mother. Emma Boring ill. Harry Artemus on furlough from Pittsburgh hospital. Fred Stephens in Navy visiting mother. V W Maloy and J G McCreetry Heilwood callers. Alya Widdowson to Indiana. many local calls at Nolo, Vintondale, Clymer, Dockery Point, and Tony venues. General tone reads like a community social-update column with frequent mentions of neighbors, trips, and illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Green
Blacklick
Mra
Isaac Strong
John Duncan
Ebensburg
D. J. Orner
George Stiles
Samuel Helman
Big Bend
Alfred Downey
David Conrad
New Kensington
Emma
Boring
Harry Artemus
Pittsburgh
Will Gillespie
V. W. Maloy
Fred Stephens
Nelson Stephens
Bob Mack
J. G. McCreetry
Heilwood
Belle Cresswell
Marie
Vintondale
Nolo
James Ray
Harry Brown
Alton Sharp
Nanty-Glo
Barber School
Theodores Oakes
Johnstown
C. V. Barber
Alya Widdowson
Indiana
Charles Leasure
Jno Minto
Jay Long
Clymer
Roy Douglass
Dockery Point
Harry Wilt
Paul
Cockport
East Wheatfield Community Notices and Socials
East Wheatfield reports Derry and Homer City visitors and hospital stays. Mrs T Arthur Patterson hosts Missionary and Ladies Aid at Armagh. Rosa Hutchinson visits cousin Mildred Wineman in Pittsburgh hospital. many local guests and weekend visits noted. A Calvary M E church chicken supper serves 48 men. Patch Bros quartette performs. Stewart McClain and wife take possession of Hugh Mack farm. Thanksgiving service planned in Clarksburg with Lew isville Conemaugh and Clarksburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. T. Arthur Patterson
Armagh
Mange
Missionary and Ladies Aid Societies
Rosa May Hutchinson
Mildred Wineman
Homer City
Allegheny General Hospital
Pittsburgh
C. B. Mack
Wintondale
Ella Mack
Derry
H. Hutchison
Jennie Johnston
Jennie. Sutton
J. L. Caldwell
Virginia
G. iMack
Clyde
Nichols
Charles
H. R. Dill
Dilltown
R. T. Hutchison
Calvary M. E. Church of
Johnstown
Francis Stutsman
Morris
Patch Bros.’ Quartette
W. HH. Findley
G.H. Windley
Ashcam
Dora Tomb
Margaret Hutchigan
Stewart McClain
Hugh Mack
Local Socials Highlight Family Visits and Fun
John B. Doty farm notes a week with his wife visiting his brother Paul Adams. Annie Johnson and children joined George Adams on Sunday. Clair Miller and family and Mrs H K Miller called on C A Underwood. Harvey Stiles stayed with Jacob Moyer Saturday evening. Bruce George's children remain sick. Harry Beard and wife visited Frank I sen berg on Sunday. Warnest Moyer moved from Ohio to his father’s home. Pearl Stiles visited Harvey Stiles last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartown
Wm. Ruddock
Shaffer
Saltsbury
Hines
Harry Himes
Charles
Vera Rhaddock
Wm. Rhuddock
Wim. Himes
Pittsburgh
Russell George
Armstrong
John B. Doty
Paul Adams
Mra
Annie Johnson
George Adams
Clair Miller
H. K. Miller
Mra. Mardis
C. A. Underwood Sunny
Harvey Stiles
Jacob Moyer
Bruce George
Harry Beard
Frank Isenberg
Warnest Moyer
Ohio
Pearl Stiles
Birthday Sale Offers Dress Goods in Various Patterns
One thousand yards offered at 16 cents per yard with a discount of 4 cents. Fabrics include plaids checks stripes and plain colors. Width listed as 32 inches.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Strongstown
Millville
Spruce
Cecil Coble
Stafford
D. G. Brown
Nancy Keener
Dortha Repine
Barnesboro
Homer Bagley
Little Son
Starford
Mary Brown
Clark Keith
Brushvalley
John Hoffa
Elizabeth Hepner
B. F. Underwood
John Adams
East Wheatfield
Rochester Mills
Wm. Kanauff
Dorothy
Juneau
Curtis Oberlin
Harry Oberlin
Mr. Shipley and Son
Pittsburg
H. M. Wells
G. W. Gray and Sons
Paul, Hart and
Edward
Harvey Lawis
Rogister
Clarksburg
J. H. Fryer
Lisse Fairman
Our Town
Creeksire
William Shiver
William Palmer
al Ae
Eenee P Owens Thet Ros
The
Wallace Dry Goods Co
Monsey
Pictorial Review Quarterly
Gale
J.C. Wallace & Son
Philadelphia Street
Indiana, PA
Maroon
Oxford
Tag Perets
Indianas
GROUP
Pleisher
Hawks
Charmeuse
Brown
Navy
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