Local Social Notes Include Visits and Moves
Community members from Johnstown and nearby towns are recorded visiting relatives and moving residences. Notable items: Mary J. Boyle returns home from visit with John and Mrs Boyle, Mr Boyle improving. several fr iends and families move to new homes in Chestnut street and near Germany school. trips to Cleveland and Wellersburg noted. F Jay Sutton of the BoIl var National Bank slightly injured in a Thursday automobile accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
John McDowell
William Smith
Bradleytown
Hlmer Frain
Coursin
Chestnut Street
Steward McClain
Clarence Hamilton
Earl Penrose
John Penrose
Germany School
James Liebold
Attle Son
Leland
Clark Miler
Weldon Cable
Frank Cable
Cleveland
Annie B. Bryan
Charles A. Robinson
Frank Brendlinger
Joseph Wangeri
Edwin Croll
T. A. Henderson
Louise Learis
Wellersburg
Blair McDowell
Ethel
F. Jay Sutton
Bolivar National Bank
Local Notables and Visitors In Marion Center
Marion Center residents reported visits from Mrs. Harvey Widdowson and daughter Mrs. H B Neal and sister Mrs Jean Thompson. Rev John J Hunt lectured on prophecies at the Griffith home. Grace Wetzel and Mrs Mary Wetzel vacationed here. Various locals observed health updates and social rounds including Lisle Kinter, Homer Jeffries, and a serenade for Mr and Mrs Clarence Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Center
Harvey Widdowson
H. B. Neal
Siater
Jean Thompson
van Ness
Akron
John J. Hunt
Griffith
Grace Wetzel
Portland
Mary W. Wetzel
R. EB. Miller
H. J. Thompson
Pittsburgh
Lisle Kinter
Erie
Homer Jeffries
Johnstown
Howard Forsyther
Cockport
Blair Kime
Walter McKee
Collins
Bovard
North Manor Street
Rev. W
Bolivar
Clarence Edwards
Watsons Ridge Visitors and Local Calls Report
Mr and Mrs Earl Spalding and sons John Earl and Harry Fletcher of Johnstown visited Walter Ewing. Mrs S R Hine spent Saturday evening with Mrs Harry Lowry near Indiana. Mrs O B Harvey and son Kenneth and Mary Rosensteel called at Walter Ewing's on Sabbath. Miss Blanche Galbreath visiting J G Henderson. Mrs Bla Crawford of Edgewood spent an evening with T C Hood and Foster Smock. Walter Ewing and Carl Johnston attended church at Tielin Sunday. Joe Henderson was an Indiana caller Friday. The W C T A met at Mrs Walter Ewing's Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bla Crawford
Edgewood
T. C. Hood
Foster Smock
Walter Ewing
Carl Johnston
Tielin
Joe Henderson
Indiana
Dilltown notes and regional visits and deaths
Dilltown residents reported include Miss Matilda Stewart attending Indiana State Teachers College and family travel. Funeral attendance for Mrs. Clair Bethel at Creekside and for Liza Dill in Pittsburgh. Other locals like M H Stiles, H M Altimus, W G Stewart and Miss Margaret McLaughlin appear in weekend trips, with Bible class gathering at the Robert Berkey home. An English Great Seal anecdote and a market observation close the clipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Stewart
Indiana State Teachers College
John Wires
Irvin Wires
Clair Bethel
Creekside
M. H. Stiles
Somerset
W. G. Stewart
Mary Stewart
Pittsburgh
Liza Dill
H. M. Altimus
Wintondale
Stiles
Johnstown
Margaret McLaughlin
Reynoldsville
Stella Stewart
Olive Mayer
Robert Berkey
Weekend Visits and Birthday Party in Plum Creek
Miss Genevieve Altman of Alder ton spent the weekend at the Ralph Ramer home. Rev Wimmer and daughters Juneita and Berths shopped in Indiana Thursday. Glenamae Thomas stayed Wednesday night with Lotla Shaaffer of Ilderton. Charley Meyers Sr. wrecked his car last week. Mrs Mary Kinder is on the sick list. Mrs Mary Bouchier of Marion Center visiting her daughter Mrs Jerry Kimmel. Mr and Mrs R A Silvis and Frank Silvis with Murray Ramer and Mr and Mrs Clair Kinter were dinner guests at the Ralph Ramer home Sunday. Mrs Ralph Ram er was surprised October 17 with friends and neighbors visiting to celebrate her birthday. Gifts and a lunch were enjoyed. attendees included Cal Frye and daughter Gertrude, Robert Houser and family, Gettus Reefer and family, Louise Emmet and Gene Reefer, Mrs Clark Thomas, Glenamae Thomas, W C Bleakney and family, Arthur Altman and family, Genevieve Altman and Harold and Meredith Altman, Dean Fleming and family, Nettie Fleming, Gilbert Kinter and family, Clair Kinter and family, Della Brown, Bob Kimmel, Ethel and Hlla Mae Thomas, Raymond and Dean McKinney, Ralph McMeans, Ralph Ramer and family, Janet, Viola and Orville Ramer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Altman
Alderton
Ralph Ramer
Wimmer
Juanita
Berths
Indiana
Glenamae Thomas
Lotla Shaaffer
Ilderton
Charley Meyers
Mary Kinder
Mary Bouchier
Marlon Center
Jerry Kimmel
R. A. Silvis
Frank Silvis
Murray Ramer
Clair Kinter
Ralph Ramner
Ramer
Cal Frye
Gertrude
Robert Houser
Harry Houser
Gettus Reefer
Louise Emmet
Gene Reefer
Clark Thomas
W. C. Bleakney
Arthur Altman
Genevieve
Harold
Meredith Altman
Dean Fleming
Nettie Fleming
Mary
Frances Fleming
Gilbert Kinter
Della Brown
Bob Kimmel
Ethel
Hlla Mae Thomas
Raymond
Dean McKinney
Ralph McMeans
Janet
Viola
Orville Ramer
Lewisville Community News and Local Visits
Sunday school at Lewisville at 10 led to preaching on Oct 27. Community singing at Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dixon home. Saltsburg visitors included Mr. and Mrs. W. B. McGinley and daughter Eleanor Ruth. Viola and Anna Margaret Dixon visited Anabel Marshall. Mrs. J. Marshall and daughter Lois and Mrs. W. B. McGinley visited Mrs. J. S. Kennedy. Friends attended the funeral of Mrs. Margaret Clemmens. interment in Lewisville Cemetery for Mrs. Boyd Clawson who died in Blairsville on Oct 14. J. S. Marshall, Glenn and George, and J. M. Speedy and family with Lester Speedy visited Meyersdale to see Mr. and Mrs. Will Irwin. Eleanor Ruth McGinley visited Anna Mae Marshall. H. C. Ferguson and son John visited relatives. Rev. Dale Wolfe preached for the community. Wilmer Fleming, injured when his horse team ran off. Arthur Shields spent Sunday afternoon with Donald Neal. John Ewing of Jeannette visited his mother Agnes Ewing. Mrs. W. B. McGinley visiting sister-in-law Mrs. John Neal near Blairsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Dixon
W. B. McGinley
Eleanor Ruth
Saltsbury
Viola
Anna Margaret Dixon
Anabel Marshall
J.§. Marshall
Lois
J. S. Kennedy
Lee Edwards
Mr. Kennedy
Margaret Clemmens
Lewisville
Boyd Clawson
Blairsville
Millie Hunter
J. S. Marshall
Sone
Glenn
George
Saltsburg
J. M. Speedy
Lester Speedy
Meyersdale
Will Irwin
Eleanor Ruth McGinley
Anna Mae Marshall
H. C. Ferguson
John
Dale Wolfe
Gettysburg
Wilmer Fleming
Town
Arthur Shields
Donald Neal
John Ewing
Jeannette
Agnes Ewing
John Neal
Local families share Sunday visits across towns
COVODE Mrs and Mr Max Shields and son Robert of North Braddock and Mr and Mrs C B Stear of Marion Center spent Sunday with Shields and with the Gaul family. Other guests include Frank Beck and daughter of Johnstown with Mollie Beck, and various relatives from Sinnamahoning, Meadville, Punxsutawney, Yatesboro, Wilkinsburg, and Punxsubtawney as they visited friends and kin nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Shields
Robert
North Braddock
C. BE. Stear
Marion Center
S. M. Shields
Frank Beck
Johnstown
Geo. Gaul
Mollie Beck
Thomas Sutter
Sinnamahoning
CCC
Wm. Dormire
Homer Kerr
North Point
Frank White
Charles
Yatesboro
H. O. Chandler
Meadville
Elizabeth Wise
Wilkinsburg
Sadie Warner
Punxsutawney
George Gaul
Bollie Beck
Lee Kuntz
J. H. Miller
Della Johnston
Flora States
C. B. Hugas
Alice Lewis
Joe Hunter
Notable Visits and a Noted Icelandic Gejser Event
The report notes Walter Walker of Olivet and several local visits including John Hempseed and Frank Lambing, Rev and Mrs Craighead visiting shut-ins, O T Batley calling on J S Ewing, and Arthur Wilson visiting his mother Alma Wilson. It also mentions Haukadalur, Iceland’s famed geyser, erupting after a long dormancy and cites a statistic that only one murderer in a hundred is executed in the United States.
New Fangled Old Fashioned Bridge Party Menu
A retro party feature by Josephine Gibson and Henry Food Institute offers a Saturday baked bean buffet with self serve dishes. Menu highlights include oven baked beans, Boston baked ham, cold slaw, apple pie, canapes, and cucumber pickle. Detailed ham and pie recipes follow with step by step instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Gibson
Stiteler and friends join visits across towns
Smicksburg and nearby towns see a flurry of visits as residents travel to see relatives. Delaware Ohio couple Mr and Mrs Wm M Stiteler stay with Anne Irwin and Anna Bond while Aleene Good visits Curt Good. Wilkinsburg resident L M Ginter visits Emporium acquaintances. Multiple locals including Becks, Black, Elkin and Edmunds host and travel between Smithport Gypsy Dayton and Kittanning street assignments.
Curry Run Social and Family Visits Roundup
Mr and Mrs Vincent Kissinger spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs W W Rising. John Popp is employed in the home of Carl Fleming. Elderton Presbyterian church social drew Ruth Kunkle Mildred Edna Wilda Brandon Alta and Elda McCurdy Retha Mae Hadden Effie Bell Lisle and Leroy Brandon Roy Bell Robert and Willard Sell. Mrs H L McCurdy visited Vandergrift. IL J Sell family with friends in Riderton. Thelma Reed Vandergrift and Roy Fulmer family visited Mrs Ernest Barr. Archie Rising family attended funeral of Mrs Lydia Boyer Indiana Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Kissinger
W. WW. Rising
John Popp
Carl Fleming
Elderton Presbyterian Church
Ruth Kunkle
Mildred
Edna
Wilda Brandon
Alta
Elda McCurdy
Retha Mae Hadden
Effie Bell
Lisle
Leroy Brandon
Roy Bell
Robert
Willard Sell
H. L. McCurdy
Vandergrift
IL. J. Sell
Riderton
Thelma Reed
Roy Fulmer
Ernest Barr
Archie Rising
Lydia Boyer
Indiana
Social News Briefs From Conemaugh Area
Mr and Mrs Irvin Coleman of Braddock were Sunday visitors in the T H Coleman home. Mr and Mrs Will Mitchel Mrs Little and Mrs Williams of Youngstown Ohio visited in the home of Mr and Mrs B H Fitzgerald on Sunday. Clyde Lowman is visiting his brother Will Lowman in Kansas. Indiana callers Saturday evening included Mr and Mrs J L Ewing J Ewing Miss Nora Cunningham and Mrs Haberstich Miss Grace Kelly and Miss Sara McGaughey of Swissvale called on the J L Ewing home Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs G K Hughes attended the funeral of Mrs Quick of Tunnelton Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Raymond Marshall shopped Blairsville Saturday evening. Sunday visitors at the Raymond Marshall home were Miss Betty Spencer and Carl Love of Wilkinsburg and Mr and Mrs J L Ewing. A surprise party was held at the home of Mr and Mrs R A Brown Friday evening for Mr Brown s birthday. A good time was reported by all. A fine lunch was served. All departed wishing Mr Brown many more happy birthdays Albert and Wells Haberstich of Pittsburgh spent the weekend with their parents Mr and Mrs August Haberstich. Clair Fargeson of Clarksburg spent the weekend with her grandparents Mr and Mrs R N Coleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conemaugh
Irvin Coleman
Braddock
T. H. Coleman
Will Mitchel
Little
Williams
Youngstown
B. H. Fitzgerald
Clyde Lowman
Will Lowman
Kansas
Indiana
J. L. Ewing
Carl Love
Wilkinsburg
R. A. Brown
Mr. Brown
Albert and
Wells Haberstich
Pittsburgh
Mia
August Haberstich
Clair Fargeson
Clarksburg
R. N. Coleman
Robert Elkin
D. C. Wells
Wells
J. T. Hoover
Smicksburg
A. W. Diltz
Sam Irwin
Punxshitawney
Ollie Brewer
Clarence
Jana
Clyde Neal
Punxautawney
A. Ward Elkin
Shaffer Farm
Local Visits and Health Notes from Dixonville
Dixonville residents report a series of visits and health updates. Charles Liptak and family, along with Mrs. Wiffington and Beverly Lewis, were Arcadia visitors. Marie Zerfos traveled to Indiana on business. Estella Tate and her children visited C. O. Napp's family. Arthur Henry and two sons from Clymer were Dixonville visitors. Frances Watson remains listed as sick for several weeks. John Wilson's remains were buried in Spangler at the Methodist cemetery. he had lived here briefly. Mary Scanlon, formerly hospitalized in Indiana, has returned home improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixonville
Charles Liptak
Mary Ann
Wuffington
Beverly Lewis
Arcadia
Marie Zerfos
Indiana
Estella Tate
Pine Flats
C. O. Napp
Arthur Henry
Clymer
Dixonvilla
Frances Watson
John Wilson
iSpangler
Mary Scanlon
Social and family visits in Rossmoyne area
Local residents hosted and visited relatives across Punxsutawney Dubois Indiana and nearby areas. Guests included the Frantzes Beers Prugh Uber Lewis and Elkin families with various calls to Wells Hoover Welly and Shaffer farm. Russell Elkin Mary Simpson W J Kerr and others were noted in weekend social rounds with the Social Circle club meeting planned for November 16.
Residents and visitors frequent town over weekend
Harry Ansted of Barnesboro transacted business in town on Monday. Elizabeth Salma of Far Rockaway and other relatives visited their parents. Pittsburg callers, West Virginia visits, and numerous Indiana guests also graced the town during the period, with many locals hosting and visiting friends and kin.
Lords seek air conditioning amid poison atmosphere in chamber
The British House of Lords complain of a poison saturated atmosphere and request air conditioning like that in the United States Senate. A two ton projector for the New York planetarium has arrived from Germany and is being assembled. The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette to R. D. readers priced at $5.50.
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House of Lords
Senate
New York Planetarium
Germany
The
Progress and
Pittsburgh Post- Gazette
R. D
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