Plum Creek Social Notes Mixed Visits and Errands
Ita Smith and son did carpentry for Jerry Kimmel. Murray Devinneys visited the Jacob Clark home. Mrs. Jay Henry and Mrs. Ralph Ramer shopped in Indiana. Mrs. Wells Blose and daughter visited the J N Blose home. Misa Florence Ramner returned to Indiana where she works at Gates Hospital. Mrs. Roy Schall and daughter visited Nettie Fleming. Wednesday afternoon visits with Mrs. Paul McFarland. Clarence Lasher Br. spent Thursday night with his son and daughter in New Kensington. R A Silvis Gene Silvis and children called at Ralph Ramer home. Leila Boyer employed in T Q Kimmel home. Tillie Frailey spent Saturday afternoon with Harvey Calhoun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ita Smith
Jerry Kimmel
Murray Devinney
Jacob, Clark
Jay Henry
Ralph Ramer
Indiana
Wills Blose
J. N. Blose
Misa Florence Ramner
Gates Hospital
Roy Schall
Nettie Fleming
Wilbur Wood
Edward Wissinger
Paul McFarland
Clarence Lasher
New Kensington
R. A. Silvis
Gene Silvis
Irene
Bobby
Lucile
Leila Boyer
Local visitors and moves reported in town
Mr and Mrs Eugene Tate and three children of Pine Plus and Mr and Mrs Merie Bennett and two children of Smithport visited QO Napps on Thursday evening. Frank Sterner of Windber visited his brother Harry Sterner and wife on Sunday. Albert Snyder and family are moving from the Wozar property on Main Street to their own home. Gracia Fero is visiting friends here, Mrs Margaret Bence of Clymer visited Mrs Peter Maloney on Friday. Pete Petrus of Monaco is visiting his sister Mrs Mary Urdu. Harry Sagal was killed by a rock fall at Sample Run mine. his funeral was largely attended on Sunday. Charles Liptak Jr underwent an eye operation at Dr Blair's hospital in Pittsburgh. Arald Dye is moving his family from the Mrs Hess house to a company house on Lumber Row.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Tate
Pine Plus
Merie Bennett
Smithport
QO. O. Napp’s
Frank Sterner
Windber
Harry Sterner
Albert Snyder
Wozar
Gracia Fero
Margaret Bence
Clymer
Peter Maloney
Pete Petrus
Monaco
Mary Urdu
Harry Sagal
Charles Liptak, Jr
Blair
Pittsburgh
Arald Dye
Mrs. Hess
Mount Tabor Community Notes On Weekend Visits
Mr and Mrs Henry Kim and daughters Agnes Marie and Gladys spent Sabbath with the Willard RISINGER family. The Lichtenfels hosted guests including D W Mack and son Frank G W Clawson and family Mervin Lichtenfels and others. Mrs Mary Marsh visited Geo Clawson. The Lichtenfels family and Harry Dias visited Johnstown for Sabbath at Lynn Beringer’s home. Mt Tabor church roofed by Koh Muir Johnston and Harry Smith. ladies cleaned the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kim
Agnes Marie
Gladys
Willard Risinger
W. CG. Lichtenfels
D. W. Mack
Frank
G. W. Clawson
G. F. Lichtenfels
Mervin
Dorothy
Elsie Lichtenfels
Georgetta Woods
John Penrose
Forrest Lichtenfels
Mary Marsh
Geo. Clawson
Lichtenfels
Harry Dias
Johnstown
Lynn Beringer
George Shoupe
Guy Smith
Roy
Russell Palmer
W. C
Koh Muir
Mr. Johnston
Harry Smith
West Mahoning Weekend Visits Mention Local Families
West Mahoning notes weekend visits by Mr and Mrs Walter Ayers and children Betty and Carla Berle of Little Genesee NY to D W Black. Also seen were Mr and Mrs Marry Hartman Mr and Mrs Overdorf and children of Benedett visiting Angus Hoover and D W Black on Sunday with Harry Hillberry from Summerville returning home. A Chicago machine counts five numbers per second nonstop and would hit 10 000 000 000 by year 19996. A Boston grocery has operated since 1796. The Feminine Shopper quips about shopping habits with a playful exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Ayers
Betty and
Carla Berle
Little Genesee, N. Y
D. W. Black
Marry Hartman
Overdorf
Benedett
Angus Hoover
Harry Hillberry
Summerville
Chicago
Protect Your Crops With Progress Trespass Notices
Promote crop protection with Progress Trespass notices to back prosecutions against trespassers. Paper notices six for 25 cents Muslin notices three for 5 cents. Add 3 cents postage if mailed. Address The Indiana Progress Indi ana Penna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Progress
Indiana
Penna
Recovery Debate Sparks Pennsylvanian Senate Push
Senator David A. Reed criticizes the New Deal recovery program, citing six to eighteen billion in outlays and a doubling of the national debt. He highlights farm income declines, lower stock prices, reduced oil and steel output, and weaker foreign trade as proof the administration has not achieved recovery. Reed calls for sound money, low taxes, good roads, and scientific farming methods, urging a Square Deal instead of a New Deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David A. Reed
United States
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Washington
Reed
Senator Reed
Brain Trust
Senate
Far West
Local church delegates mingle during weekend visits
Mrs. C A Robinson joined her mother Mrs Viola Duncan of Johnstown as a conference delegate from Germany M B church. Visitors include Milo Luther and daughter Glenn Mack of Clyde and Johnstown respectively. Friends and relatives attended various church events and a hospital update for C W Sutton remains favorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Robinson
Viola Duncan
Johnstown
The
Methodist Church
Germany
M. B
Milo Luther
Clyde
Romance on the Lot with Star Mansfield
A silent diary recounts a springtime Hollywood encounter as an aspiring extra is swept into an afternoon with star Mark Mansfield. He invites her to dine at the Biltmore, dreamily proposes travel and romance, and leans toward abandoning her extra role for a glamorous life, amid Hollywood glamour and uncertainty.
Maple Grove Social Ties Tie Penn Run to Dixonville
Buddy Jacobs visited R. G. Wolfe home in Penn Run on Sunday. Dozens of locals, including Nippes family from Nanty Glo and Detwilers, Adamses, Sleppys, and Detwilers, attended a Dixonville convention and kitchen shower. Civic club plans first meeting. firemen sponsor play The Vial of the Century at the M E church social room. Several residents visited hospitals, towns, or relatives, with a mix of Sunday calls and Monday visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buddy Jacobs
R. G. Wolfe
Penn Run
Norman Nippes
Ruth
Dean and
Sharrell
Robert Adams
Jennie, Forrest
Mary Coy
Dallas Detwiler
Olive
Chalmers Decker
Floyd Carney
Dixonville
Nettie Sleppy
Penny Run
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Mass
Pretty Maid
Beanie Boyer
Derry
Suton
William Bowser
Archie Bowser
Pitcairn
Diag
Shaffer
Duquesne
Hinma Taylor
Armagh
L. H. Taylor
Curtis Cunningham
Edwin Croll
Hoateller
Claridge
Emma Fisher
C. W. Sutton
Memorial Hospital
Lutheran Sunday School
J. B. Mack
Michael Nelson, Jr
Free Methodist Church
Paul Long
Betty
Scott Brendlinger
Jease McElvee
Louise Lear
Mildred Felton
Sylvia Boring
Vernice McElvee
Dorothy Wise
Bolivar
Myra McVither
John Moskum
McKeesport
Earl Johns
Saltsbury
Harry B. Johns
Glenn Mack
Elsie Clifford
Altoona
Luther
South Bend
Nancy. Devers
James Patterson
West Lebanon
Maria
Sadie Smith
N.A. Davie
Montgomery
Aspinwall
Olive Beighley
Harry Heasley
Alfred Silvis
N. A. Davis
Florence Spahr
Will Anderson
Bob Townsend
Dorothy Townsend
Apollo
Vandergrift
Ira Davis
Mel Silvis
Mrs. Moorehead
Montronery
Janet Townsend
Helen Ruth
Ittle
Dan Ruffner
R. D. Wwisens
Anna
Pearl George
Susan Lelless
Ralph Mikesell
Idaho
Weaver
H. H.hanna
Russel Palmer
R. V. Clawson
the Ridge
Priday
Hugh Mack
Jacob Mack
Near Here
Wm. T. Dias
Hazel
Joe Diag
By Thayer Waldo
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
WNU
Mark Mansfield
Mr. Mansfeld
West Gate
Mil
Soner
Mark
Mr. Mansfield
Diesenberg
Grace Monroe
Weiress
Biltmore
North End
North Hollywood Wills
Creacenta Heights
Hollywood
Ha Furniture
Maple Grove
John Walker
Tanoma
Rezza McCullough
Paul Adams
Dick Fair
G. R. Waltemire
Isaac Sleppy
Edgar Holby
Strongstown
Near Penn Run
Waldo Brown
Elmer Detwiler
Willis Eméeigh
Sleppy
Civic Club
Sarah Christy
Florence Wallace
James McClimate
Fairmont
McClimate
M. E. Church
Joan Nellis
Major
Blairsville
C. J. Grater
BE. M. Bushnell
Ralph Dixon
Wilkinsburg
Ruth Klingensmith
Dormont
Misa Elizabeth Stoneback
Ligonier
Wm. Nicholson
Johnstown Hospital
R. O. Wrexler
W. A. Ward
Wilbur Rankin
Stewart Sides
C. O. Smith
Richmond
Lewis Henry
Canoe Ridge
R. M. Dodson
Frank Lowry
I. M. Dodson
John Henry
Marion Center
Walter Pollock
Harry Weaver
Deckers Point
Walter Little
Butter
W.jb. Little
H. M. Pifer
Punxsutawney
Ndiana
Phon
Ork
R. W. R.W. Wear
Indiana, Pa
Larrow and
Edelmans
Morton
Millers Dog
Wingold
Goldenrod
Hetrick & Wilson
P. R. RB
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