County Town News Highlights Local Social Roundup
Latrobe residents James Dill and family visited his mother in law Ida Mack as did Mt. Tabor’s Thomas Clark with his brother at H. B. Mack’s home. Cleveland visitor J Earl Wagner and family were with his mother, while Indiana guests stayed with J. W. Felton. County residents joined H. S. Mack for a weekend gathering with relatives in Wilkinsburg and Blairsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dill
Latrobe
Ida
Mack
Thomas Clark
Mt. Tabor
Charles
Wilmerding
J. Earl Wagner
Cleveland
J. W. Wagner
Chas
Felton
Gon
William
Indiana
J. W. Felton
H. R. Dill
Ditltown
Hugh Mack
Clyde McCrea
Dean
Myra
Old Mack
H. 8. Mack
B. P. McCullough
John Luther
Wilkinsburg
Milo Luther
Pittsburg Realtor Visits Old Home in Tunnelton
Mrs. Samuel Dixson, longtime Pittsburg real estate dealer, spent last week visiting her mother and revisiting her former hometown in Tunnelton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Dixson
Pittsburg
Local residents and visitors noted in community update
Mr. Downs finished his new house here and sold it to Paul Coffman, an employee of West Penn Powder Company. Misses Lizzie and Flora Grosktos from Pittsburg visited their brothers John and Elmer. Beatrice Bowman returned home after a week with grandparents at Apollo. Ruth Weston visited her aunt at Salisburg. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Oleson attended the Apollo fair, A. A. Almes and family at the Stine reunion. James Whitesell was home over Sabbath, Harvey Loughryn with Mitchell Watson Coal Co. John Marsh of Bairdstown was a Tunnelton visitor. Mr. Bowers of Howard spent days with his son Haupt. Lizzie Stine attended the Stine reunion at Samuel Steele's near Saltsburg. Prof. J. P. Anderson of Indiana will teach No. 4 school in Conemaugh township. Mrs. J. H. Moore and Loraine McTavish visited Mrs. Moore's parents, the Gormleys. Mr. Armstrong attended his sister Mrs. Gibson's funeral at Grove City. Mrs. Jas. Gates and Mrs. Arthur Whitesell with two children visited Apollo fair. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Watkins, Thursday night, a boy.
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Downs
Paul Coffman
Coffman
West Penn Powder Company
Lizzie
Flora Grosktos
Pittsburg
John
Elmer
As Mears
Beatrice Bowman
Apollo
Ruth Weston
Salisburg
Oscar Oleson
A. A. Almes
James Whitesell
Harvey Loughryn
Mitchell Watson Coal Co
John Marsh
Bairdstown
Bowers
Howard
Haupt
Lizzie Stine
Samuel Steele
Saltsburg
J. P. Anderson
Indiana
Conemaugh Township
J. H. Moore
Loraine McTavish
Armagh notes and travels in East Wheatfield area
East Wheatfield reports guest visits including Miss Helen Miller of Philadelphia with Mrs Stephen Johnston and Mrs A E Wagner of Heshbon. Local trips cover Clark Mack buying an Overland car and J J Hutchison family motor trip to Indiana. Moves include Anna Riggs leaving for Colorado and Louis Stutzman adding a new wing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Miller
Philadelphia
Stephen Johnston
A. E. Wagner
Heshbon
Presbyterian
Armagh
Clark Mack
Albert Foster
Jennie Sutton
W. H. Dick
J. J. Hutchison
Indiana
Anna Rigg
O. L. Riggs
Loma
Colorado
James Hutchison
Johnstown
Florence Johnston
Frankfort
Wm. Merriman
M. E. Sunday
Chas. Nugent and
Lorain, O
C. L. Riggs
Local residents visit towns and attend events across the region
Clarksburg H P Sandles visited Clarion county last week while C J Lukehart spent Sabbath in Indiana. Harry Coleman vacationing at Buffalo New York. Patton and family visiting friends in Sykesville. W O W cornet band held a festival aided by Saltsburg Elders Ridge and Clarksburg bands. Several locals attended the Pittsburg exposition and vocational school study. School opened Monday with Mrs Gary as teacher and large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
H. P. Sandles
Clarion County
C. J. Lukehart
Indiana
Harry Coleman
Buffalo
N. Y
Patton
Sykesville
H. J. Myers
Pine Vale
Elizabeth Penwin
W. O. W. Cornet
Saltsburg
Elders Ridge
T. 5
Ashbaugh
Pittsburg
Clair Marshall
Harnest Pierce
Pittsburg Exposition
H. C. Ferguson
Bilairaville
W. F. Brown
Dayton
Paul Englehart
Pitcairn
Walter Ashbaugh
Tlilie MeePhilimy
Gary
Locust News Briefs Include Social Visits and Corn Roast
Mrs Hulda Airgood stayed with her mother Mrs Lottie McCracken last week. Miss Clara Armstrong and Emma Veit visited Hila Baun in Juneau Friday. Russell McCracken resumed studies at Girard College Philadelphia after vacation. J A Snyder of Richmond called Saturday. A corn roast near Locust Thursday evening hosted by Mr and Mrs Harry Nickerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulda Airgood
Lottie McCracken
Clara Armstrong
Emma Veit
Hila Baun
Juneau
Russell McCracken
Girard College
Philadelphia
J. A. Snyder
Richmond
Harry Nickerson
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