Social Roundup at Cherry Tree and Nearby Towns
Mr. and Mrs. Clair Sebring and son Jimmy visited Johnstown on Friday. Several acquaintances and relatives from Emeigh Turtle Creek Clearfield Mahaffey and Johnstown were noted in weekend calls and visits. Notable names include Dr. Harry Peterman from Baltimore Rev. C. M. Hammond Mrs. Leslie Johnson and Connie Fleisher with family, along with Mrs. Gertrude Barnes and Mrs. Frank Harter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair Sebring
Jimmy
Johnstown
Ever Nelson
Clearfield
Harlan Hee
F. M. Harter
Mahaffey
Harry Peterman
Baltimore
J. H.peterman
Harold Berringer
Martha Barnes
Turtle Creek
Juanita Sebring
Torrence
C.W. Sebring
Jack Bee
Ralph Tarner
C. M. Hammond
Geneva Hoare
Emeigh
Trinity M. I
Tyson
Leslie Johnson
Evangelical Church
Wm. Fleisher
Connie
Lewistown
Gertrude Barnes
M. J. Jamison
Clyde Beé
Frank Harter
W. A. Prideaux
Twin Rocks
C. A. Grumbling
Norman Ruby
Jon
Ernest
Youngstown
Hale Lydie
Commodore, Tt. D
Lawrence Bee
Social round of Washington Township residents
Mrs. George Edwards visited her parents and several neighbors called on Josiah Fisher's home. Rev. C J Fleming from Irwin stayed with his mother Mrs. Ella Fleming. Mrs. J B Blystone and granddaughter Ethel visited Mrs. Josiah Fisher. Mrs. John Fairman is seriously ill near Creekside. Multiple families including the Harmans, Blystones, Crooks and Faucett groups enjoyed Sunday and weekend visits, plus trips to Clearfield and Elk counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Twp
George Edwards
Park
John Craig
John Getty
Bobby Walker
Josiah Fisher
C. J. Fleming
Irwin
Ella Fleming
J. B. Blystone
Ethel
John Fairman
Creekside
Allen McFarland
J. B. Orr
Arthur Blystone
Florence
Walter Harman
Edward Crook
Margaret Crook
Blystone
Glenn Jewart
Charles
Arthur Blyntone
Clearfield
Elk Counties
Mae
J. G. Russell
William Getty
Marion Center
Myron Raleigh
Carl Miller
J. E. Blystone
Strongstown Social News Highlights Local Visits and Events
Strongstown residents hosted visitors from Nanty Glo Edensburg and Johnstown in weekly gatherings at the Wm Bennett and Lawrence Rankin homes. Mrs Goldberg returned from Akron. Cowboy Phil’s radio group plans a round and square dance at Charley’s grave on Oct 13. A M& church recital is set for Oct 14. A lighthearted exchange ends with a joke about Mother Nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Rankin
Nanty Glo
Lawrence Rankin
Homer Boyer
Mildred
Ira Bavis
Johnstown
Walter Schroth
Indiana
Wm. Bennett
Ethel Goldberg
Akron
Cowboy Phil
Greensburg
Charley
The Night of Gersky and Nadine Fateful Concert
Nadine's despair over love turns to joy as she wins seats to Gersky the violinist. A shot is fired in the stage box. Nadine saves a master and is wounded. Gersky thanks her, they share a moment of deep affection and mutual admiration for music and sacrifice. Nadine rests with a glow of happiness, dreaming of a future with the maestro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nadine
Gersky
Tommy
Coyote Is Crafty From the Western Plains
The article portrays a crafty coyote as a free and proud figure of the plains with a long history of persecution. It emphasizes the animal's westerner identity and its reputation for craftiness and resilience amid human threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coyote
Plains
Last Customer in the Tea Room
ANNE LINDSEY seems lonely at closing time when a rough young man robs the till but a tale of family hardship sways him. A revolver at the door. Hugh Sanborn arrives just as the intruder exits, and Anne plans marriage as danger passes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Lindsey
Hugh
Stella
Anne
Goiley
Hugh Sanborn
Goose
Welsh rarebit name origin traced in menus
The piece explains that melted cheese on toast is correctly called Welsh rarebit not Welsh rabbit. It notes misnaming appears on menus as a joke or whim and compares it to other humorous names like Scotch woodcock and Munster plums.
Local families gather for weekend visits and meals
A long list of Sunday and weekend visits fills the community page. Du Bois, Home, Plumville, Vandergrift, Apollo, and North Apollo are named as relatives and friends from W. C. Jamison, J. Jamison, the Stepps, Christys, and Schrecengosts visit, share time with parents and siblings, and attend events. Several ill health notes mention Lucinda George with pleurisy. A closing unrelated ad joke hints at relaxation.
Progress Trespass Notices for Property Protection
Progress Trespass Notices warn against trespassing and theft under the Trespass Theft and Property Damage Acts. Six notices cost 26 cents, three notices cost 26 cents on muslin, printed on heavy paper. Send cash plus three cents postage to Indiana Progress, Indiana, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Progress
Indiana, Pa
Wimpus Wedding Pledge Sparks Lighthearted Exchange
In a playful wedding scene, Mrs Wimpus notes a revised pledge for the bride to love cherish and inspire. The groom adds a cheeky line to love nourish and perspire as Frances exchanges cooks jokes with Jimmy about his canned spaghetti as his favorite dish.
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. C. Murphy Co
Elgin
Elgins
Givera
R. W. Webble & Co
Geo. Cost’s Barber Shop
South
Ninth Street
Pennsylvania
Daugherty’s Drug Store
Sisco
Henry Davison
Clarence Kull
Hers Slater
Strongstown
Mother Nature
Boo
the Lion and the Lamb
F. W. Stepp
Dan‘iel Wray
Shady Plain
Buff Coleman
Patricia Anne
William
Hanton
A. E. Klingensmith
C. G. Rosborough
Lester
Milford
Edwin
Mr. Union
Harry Jamison
J. H. Christy
Cornela
Justeen
Todd
Mra. Christy
Park George
New Kensington
W. C. Rupert
Glenn
Eleanor
Nevin
Leroy
Faglers Run
Rupert
Murray Meyer
Albert and
Louise
H. J. Johns
Paul Brown
Betty Lou
Elderton
A. Stepp
W. B. Smith
John Meyer
D. L. Rupert
Rante
Anna C. Smith
John Jamison
Robert Rosensteel
Apollo
W. A. Coleman
Near South Bend
Vira George
Albert McCausland
North Apollo
W. B. Porter
J. R. Jamison
Ira Grimm
Avonmore
Annie
Mabel Rupert
Robert Dunmire
Robert, Jr
Raymond
Ivan
Dunimire
Lucinda George
J. C. Schrecengost
Paul Kimmel
Near
Shelocta
H. R. Elienberger
Andy Yount
Nellie Dean
Roy
Julia Keppel
H. J. Johna
Paul Schrecengost
Dewayne Klingensmith
Philadelphia
Eb,klingensmith
J. €. Jamison
Homer City
J . Harlen Smeltzer
Wilbur Donaldson
Wilkinsburg
Walton
Glenn Shutt
Hazel Cravener
B. D. Schrecengost
Tweedaroy
Kaitantia
Philadelphia St
Penna
Aberle
H. B. Vogel & Co
Indiana Democrat
Register and Recorder
J. Day Brownlee, Jr
Elmer W. Allison
Orphans’ Court
Register of Wills
Indiana County
Frances
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