Community Notes From Wintondale And Nearby
A roundup of local visits and travel from Mitchells Mills to Homer City includes Elwood Vanderhoot and family at Wintondale, and Mrs Degsie Hines. Visitors from Commodore and Heilwood join neighbors for Sunday gatherings. Green Township fair drew many, including 93 year old Mrs Sickenberger. Local outings cover Cookport, Clearfield, Barnesboro, and Phillipsburg with car purchases by Kirker and Jefferson and hunting trips noted in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchells Mills
Elwood Vanderhoot
Degsie Hines
Wintondale
Wood Tuck
Lafayette Tuck
Homer City
Mike Sickenberger
William Weakland
Greenwich
William Stephens
This Place
Sara Sickenberger
Windber
Cookport
C. F. Meeking
Commodore
D. C. Lefever
Francis
Maybelle Kelly
Local Social News From March and Vicinity
COVODE Mary Pollack near March spent Tuesday with her daughter Mrs W A Rippert who is on the sick list. Mrs G W Shields spent Tuesday with her mother Mrs Jacob Bartholomew near Marchand. William Hamill spent Saturday with his daughter Mrs Zella Simpson. George McLaughlin of Altoona is visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Madison McLaughlin. Mrs Perry Strange spent Sunday with her sister Mr and Mrs F J Daughter near Rochester Mills. Mr and Mrs George Peiffer spent Sunday with the latter's parents Mr and Mrs Andy Sutton. Mr and Mrs Frank White and son Charles spent Sunday with friends at Sagamore.
Indiana Families Spend Sunday With Shields Kin
Mrs Anna Lugas and son Clark McNeely and Mrs W A Lewis and daughter Laura with two grandchildren from Indiana spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs G W Shields and family. Mr and Mrs J W Heitzen and son Clarence also visited Shields' family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Lugas
Clark McNeely
W. A. Lewis
Laura
Indiana
G. W. Shields
J. W. Heitzen
Clarence
Indiana and Blacklick Social and Civic Notes
Mrs H C Christy of Indiana presided at an Americanization meeting in I C C Fy hall Friday evening with directors and school heads from town chapters attending. A committee led by Mrs E M Bushnell will survey and organize classes. Nathan Rager hosted a wine barbecue Thursday night. Several local residents made weekend trips to Pittsburgh and Scottdale. The Ladies Aid bake sale is set for Saturday in Bell's store room. A missionary convention in Iowa drew several attendees. Homer City Presbyterian corner stone ceremony drew local participation. Various residents were noted as visitors or travelers to Harrisburg Sharpsburg Worthington and Bolivar. Karl Smith of Pittsburgh inspected the Conemaugh Division local interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Buterbaugh
Wizabeth Stoneback
New Freedom
Ralph Dixon
Pittsburgh
EB. M. Bushnell
Williston
Wisie
Carrie ‘Gehring
Ladies Aid Society
M. I. Church
Bell
Letitia Duncan
L. Z. Robinson
Mansfield
Ohio
West Campbell
John Caulfield
Guy Spackman
Isabella Maxwell
Illiana
W. Clark
Worth
Pitcairn
Caroline Kelly
Charles Johnston
Bolivar
Homer City Presbyterian Church
J. A. Hayes
Indiana
Edward Walsh
Sharpsburg
Frank McCrea
Harrisburg
C. W. Widdowson
Carl Ludwig
Johnstown
Karl Smith
Conemaugh Division
Pennsylvania Company
Clyde Social Notes Include Family Visits and Accident
Mrs. John Felton hosted her brother John McCune over the weekend. Guests from Johns town, Mr. and Mrs. William Young and Mr. and Mrs. James Horney, visited P. I. Rehn and family as P. A. Rehn returned from jury duty in Indiana. Hugh Mack painted the rocks of his new garage. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Lichtenfels and Catherine Lichtenfels, of Gameny, spent the day in Clyde. Master David Thomas suffered a broken collar bone while playing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde
John Felton
John McCune
William Young
James Horney
Johnstown
P. 1
Rehn
P. A. Rehn
Indiana
Hugh Mack
R. A. Lichtenfels
Catherine Lichtenfels
Gameny
David Thomas
Community Notes From Crefreside and Vicinity
Mrs. Raymond Stuchell has been on the sick list for several days. Clifford McCracken stays with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. James Flick and children visited Rochester Mills relatives. Mrs. H. R. Weasel hosted her mother Mrs. King from near Butler. John Walker left for California to make his future home overland. Mrs. A. Daklaven slowly recovers from asthma. Station agent Peterson began work last Monday. McKinley Adamson returned from vacation. George Hopkins moved from Ernst to the James Kidd house. Mrs. Anthony Stuchell has returned from Indiana hospital. Mike Siranni in Indiana hospital in serious condition. Clair Alexander and his mother visited Vernon Sunday. Rev. T. J. Chilcote of Homer City preaches farewell sermon in the M. church Sunday. Ernest and nearby towns face water shortages during the drought. town well supplied but caution urged. Mr. Pickle visited Mgr. and Mrs. Samuel Allshouse. L. J. Carnahan bought a new piano last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Daklaven
Mr. Peterson
McKinley Adamson
George Hopkins
Ernest
James Kidd
Anthony Stuchell
Near Town
Indiana Hospital
Mike Siranni
Clair Alexander
Vernon
T. J. Chilcote
Homer City
Mr. Pickle
Mgr
Samuel Allshouse
L. J. Carnahan
PINE FLATS church to hear Rev. Brown next Sunday
The piece notes Rev. Brown will preach at the Christian church next Sunday. It lists locals visiting relatives in the area including Mrs. E. G. Davis, Thelma, Leroy and Hugh Myers of Indiana, and several weekend visits by J. H. Smith and Sherd Lockard to Rev. James McPhail in Kittanning. It also mentions visits by G. M. Huston, William Sides to Johnstown, Henrietta Parry with E. F. Parry, and Mrs. Homer Bagley of Stafford stopping at home Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Flats
Brown
Christian Church
E. G. Davis
Joy
Meco
Thelma
Leroy
Hugh Myers
Indiana
J. H. Smith
Sherd Lockard
James McPhail
Kittanning
G. M. Huston
William Sides
Johnstown
Henrietta Parry
E. F. Parry
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hetrick, Wilson & Co
Indiana, PA
D. J. Means
Nixon Avenue
Silas C. Streams
Philadelphia Street
Alto
Columbia Grafanolas
Globe-Wernicke
Rothstein’s
Douglass Studio
Philadelphia St
Penna
George D. Leydic
Wayne Avenue
Local
Heilwood
Moose
Nelle
South Fork
J. A .Donahue
Albert Cole
Clymer
Homer Bagley
Stafford
United States
First National Bank of Cherry Tree
Federal Reserve Bank
Amrican Bankers’ Association
Uncle Sam's Banks
First National Bank
Cherry Tree
Luxenberg
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Manhattan
Rolls Royce
Stetson
Florsheim
Moorhead Bros
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