Local social notes from Maple Grove and area
Indiana callers Charles Ewing and John Lambing visited Saturday. Ed Stephens of Penn Run called at F M Uncapher's. Mrs Deta Haworth and Hubert Lambing family from Akron Ohio were guests in the McCullough home Friday night. Several locals and visitors from Penn y Hin eaters and Culver joined Sunday visits. names include Coy Coy Fern Oeta Howerth Gene Lambing and others among extended family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ewing
John Lambing
Indiana
Ed. Stephens
Penn Run
F. M. Uncapher
Deta Haworth
Mia
Hubert Lambing
Mary
Akron
Ohio
McCullough
Raines Clawson
Albert Coy
Walter Carney
New Flo
Aml
Milroy Tlotmes
Loki
Lewis
Betty
Culver
Katherine Overman
Johnstown
G. I. Holmes
William Isenberg
George
Winifred
Flame
Leone Wolfe
John Guernsey
Mrma
Mount Tabor Social and Local Notes
Mrs Garfield Cline and daughter Nona visited friends here last week. Frank Lichtenfels of Mt Tabor had his car damaged Sunday at Diltown in a collision. Mrs Gotilleh Kim and Mrs Sara Cline visited Mr and Mrs Guy Smith. W T Marsh and others traveled to Black Lick. Charles Bridge visited his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs W T Marsh. Henry Kin Russell Marsh and Donild Duncan attended the suppor it Indiana on Tuesday evening. W C Lichtenfels visited Mr and Mrs Henry Kim on Friday. Russell Marsh visited W T Marsh last week. Fred Wheeler and James McDonnell work at the Penn View ark. "We've been married a year," she said, "and he still brings candy in a box instead of a paper sack."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield Cline
Nona
Frank Lichtenfels
Mt. Tabor
Diltown
Gotilleh Kim
Sara Cline
Guy Smith
W. T. Marsh
Black Lick
Charles Bridge
W.T. Marsh
Henry Kin
Russell Marsh
Donild Duncan
Indiana
W. GC. Lichtenfeéls
Henry
Rochester Mills Family Welcomes Daughter Birth
Mr and Mrs Narry Hill welcomed a daughter to their Rochester Mills home on Friday. The notice lists many relatives visiting or staying with local families, including Mrs George Pollock and Mrs George Richardson as hospital patients and numerous guests from Homer City Blairsville Indiana Falls Creek Marion Center Pittsburgh and other nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narry Hill
George Pollock
George Richardson
Puwixsutawney Hospital
Frank Lowery
Homer City
Afr
Paul Richardson
New York
Albert Jeffries
Blairsville
Harvey Lowery
Charles Hoop
Harry Richardson
John Hurd
Clyde
Grace Hurd
Indiana
Sunikay
Ela Hurd
Clyde Gibson
Gaynelle Potts
John Ray
Falls Creek
Wile Livia Drummond Wat Son
Prank Jettries
Olive Zeigler
Ey Youngs
Stella
Bertson
Taina
Gad Chir Hon
Marion Center
Wert
David Gibson
Mra
Georgee Shipley
Pittsbirgh
Abe Air
J. Mo Doilson
Ray Aultman
Jbne
Ayvenin
Ayvenin Mr. and Mra. L. FP
der Dad Driehter
Dydiana
Community singing draws large turnout in Cookfort
Local events fill the town scene with a community singing at the Community building. Residents Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Henry, Laura Munder, and families including the Wills and Trimble groups were among neighbors, with several visiting Canada and local places.
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William G. Stewart
Buffington Township
Indiana County
Pam
William G, Stewart
Q. B. Jones
Indiana, PA
Lam
Green Township
Indiana Normal and
Pennsylvania State College
Tam
Owners Bank & Rust
Indiana,pa
Maple Grove
Mount Tabor
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Broadway
Board of Directors
Uhereko
Oukepfe
the Rosenbaum Co
Joungstown
Salem
Sharon
New Castle
Beaver Fells
Rockhasier
Liverpool
Wheeling
Nkeespors
Waynesha , Ie Moxabiels
Brownsville
Butler
Oil City
Fensing Tor
Kittanning
Vandergrift
Greensburg
Latrobe
Gonnellsville
Morgantown
Uniontown Cumberland
Tri-State
Pittsburgh
Dorthy Dean
THE
Rosenbaum A
Liberty
PENN
Atlantic
William Parkin
Rochester Mills
Cookfort
Laura Munder
D. H. Wills
Myre
Lewis Henry
Thhree
Jay
Robert
Doyle
Behool
Rodney Learn
Ad Paul
Haskins
Marie Graham
George Baker
Canada
Chester Trimble
Harry Nelson
Heigh Run
Jacob Bostie
Fred Brown
William Devinney
Sherman Henry Ralked
I Rachel Henry
Michigan
Gellefonte
Iranch
Kent
Farmers Exchange
Indiana, Pennsylvania
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