Local Notes From Black Lick Area Show Week’s Busy Ties
Arthur Nippes and Maurice Raleigh left Monday for a ten day trip to Buffalo Niagara Falls and Toronto Canada. The Farmers telephone line between BlackHck and the W P Mc Crea farm has been repaired and service resumed after weeks of interruption. Miss Samena Maxwell visited Indiana Sunday. A nine pound boy arrived for Mr. and Mrs. W G Smith. Miss Elizabeth Stoneback recovered from illness. Will Kokas moved to Wilmerding for Westinghouse job. Arthur and Orris Rager returned from Johnstown after a week away. Clara Gerhart visiting Ridgeview Park. Odd Fellows of Clymer hosted picnic at Campbell’s Mills. J G Marsh and sister closed Arcadia Cottage and returned to Pittsburg. Milton Kelley visiting his father John Kelley near Saltsburg. James Thompson bought a house near Sides addition from A M Bell. A Brown shipped hay to J C Pender in Johnstown. Few patrons on Ebensburg excursion train. Dr and Mrs E M Bushnell and daughter Winifred visited Pittsburg Friday. Catherine Steffy visiting friends in Pittsburg. Mrs J C Rager and Blanche Beckner visiting relatives in Alverton. Blacklick Athletic Association formed football team with Palmer captain Duncan manager and Lore coach. Emily Stoneback spent Sunday with Indiana friends. A Wolfe hosted Verona parents. Fancy Work Club met at Mrs Butterbaugh’s. Graff and Shearer Motor Co expects Ford car shipment this week. Maretta of Tunnelton and Mrs Wallace of New Alexandria visiting Horrel family.
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Arthur Nippes
Maurice Raleigh
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Toronto
Farmers
BlackHck
W. P. McCrea
Samena Maxwell
Indiana
W. G. Smith
Elizabeth Stoneback
Westinghouse Co
Arthur
Orris Rager
Johnstown
Clara Gerhart
Ridgeview Park
Odd Fellows of
Clymer
Campbell's Mills
J. G. Marsh
Sfsater
Arcadia Cottage
Pittsburg
Milton Kelley
Saltsburg
John Kelley
James Thompson
A. M. Bell
Sides
Co. A. Brown
J. C. Pender
Graff & Shearer Motor Company
Ford
Maretta
Tunnelton
Wallace
New Alexandria
G. D. Horyell
East Run Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Miss Mary McMullen of Johns town visits at Jas. Fowler's home. Mrs. Hallie Baird, from her sister Mrs. John Smith, returns home last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McMullen
Johnstown
Jas. Fowler
Hallie Baird
John Smith
Ladies’ club hosts corn roast and suffrage rally
The Ladies' Literary and Fancy Work Club held a corn roast at president Mrs. A. J. Stewart's home with about thirty attendees. A large suffragist rally followed, featuring the play How the Vote Was Won and a parade through Cherry Tree with decorations and prize winning autos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Literary and Fancy Work Club
A. J. Stewart
Bert Shultz
Social notes recap from Pittsburg to Punxsutawney trips
North Point visitors include Susanna and Kathryn How ard of Pittsburg staying with Mrs. Beatty Salkin. Denver Rummel enjoyed a three day sight seeing trip to Buffalo last week. Mrs. William Young and Mrs. J. C. Stear called on Mrs. Clara Neal Thursday. Miss Bertha Neal and Miss Anna Shappes of DuBois visited Mrs. Roy Bowser over Sunday. Miss Dora Chambers May Comb Marie Shaffer and Miss Blose of Wailer visited Miss Ann Hicks and family. W. J. Hicks of Trade City drove in with Will Brilhart of Indiana a commissioner candidate. Rev. Krenz of Dillsburg visiting Chester McClelland. Mrs. Beatty Elkin called in Punxsutawney Monday. Mrs. B. F. Reite in Pittsburg last Friday.
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Susanna
Kathryn Howard
Pittsburg
Beatty Salkin
Denver Rummel
Buffalo
William Young
J. C. Stear
Clara Neal
Bertha Neal
Mis
Anna Shappes
DuBois
Roy Bowser
Dora Chambers
May Comb
Marie Shaffer
Miss Blose
Walier
Ann Hicks
Local residents attend reunions and visits across towns
Paul Lowman of Clarksburg attended the Neal reunion while Nora Keyser of Pittsburg Wans visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. B. F. McHenry. Miss Pearl Neal of he attended Kilest with Mabel and Ernie flicks on Wednesday. Mrs. Roy Stein visiting relatives in Punxsutawney. Miss Pansy Neal of Weho attended the enest of Miss Faycett Thursday. P. OT. Rehn visiting relatives near Hamdsburg. John Younkins of Swissvale with Elizabeth Mack called on Mrs. Ida Mack. Mrs. THugh Mack hosted the Fancy Work Club in honor of niece Mrs. James Dill of Latrobe. Mrs. HR Logan entertained at Miss Cora Shaffer’s. Miss Bertha Mack attended the Indiana County Sabbath School Convention at Homer City. Cunningham children of Heshdon spent Thursday with Mrs. J. S. Wagner. Clark Marck called at Armagh. Miss Blanche McWelvey visiting her cousin GO. HW. Hatchhinson near Armagh. Snerries sale of blankets. Indiana Woolen Mills Co. selling about 400 pairs at greatly reduced prices starting September 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Lowman
Clarksburg
Neal
Nora Keyser
Pittsburg
Wans
B. F. McHenry
Pearl Neal
Mabel
Ernie Flicks
Roy Stein
Punxsutawney
Pansy Neal
Miss Faycett
John Younkins
Swissvale
Elizabeth Mack
Ida Mack
Thugh Mack
Fancy Work Club
James Dill
Latrobe
Logan
Cora Shaffer
Bertha Mack
Homer City
Cunningham Children
Heshdon
J. S. Wagner
Clark Marck
Armagh
Blanche McWelvey
HW. Hatchhinson
Indiana Woolen Mills CO
Heb
Indiana
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Germantown
Hammond & Maydoc
J. M. Stewart & Company
A. T. Taylor & Son
N. Sixth Street
Indiana, Pa
Citizens’ Bank Bldg
Clair Houck
R. J. Felts
Philadelphia
A. J. Brews
Migson Sproull
P. A. Youngaist
Patton
R. J. Young
Kinports
Shriners
Cherry Tree
Clearfield
A. Glenn
B. P. Irwin
B. W. Rinports
P .Davis
W. T. Mahacey
C. J. Gameron
Munday
Eiporty Wilson
Pacific Coast
California
Yellowstone Park
Grand Canon
North Point
Indiana County
Telford
Judge Telford
Trebord
Clyde
P. OT
Rehn
Hamdsburg
Oughry
Coats
Royal Worcester Dorsets
Young Men’s
W. R. Loughry & CO
Court House
Pennsylvania
Wilmer Stewart
Supewees Moran
Fara
Mr. Hubbard
Storrs-Schaefer Co
Stein-Bloch
Emery
Dick” Thompson
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