County Town News Highlights Social Hours and Local Visits
Miss Delia Mardis visited Johns town Saturday. Charlie Gould spent Sunday with family in Verona. Miss Sarah Graff entertained Miss Bertha Rissinger of Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. 8. J. Sides and family visited New Kensington. Odd Fellows from here planned to institute a new lodge at Creekside. Miss Louise Grimes of the Western Pennsylvania Institution for the Blind visited, aiming to place a blind eight year old son in the institution. The post office became a third class office effective October 1. Various residents traveled to Pittsburg, Freeport, and Washing ton for events and visits. Community gatherings included a large miscellan eous shower for Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Smith. The Indiana Independent football team failed to appear for a scheduled Blacklick game. Several local residents received guests and moved residences, with numerous visits to hospitals and reunions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia Mardis
Johnstown
Charlie Gould
Verona
Sarah Graff
Bertha Rissinger
Indiana
J. Sides
C. E. Wiley
Stewart
New Iensington
Harry Klingensmith
M. O. Smith
Blacklick Heights
James Lore
Vandergrift
Creekside
Louise Grimes
Western Pennsylvania Institution For the Blind
Pittsburg
Jno. Duncan
Oil City
Sumner Graff
Ford
Roy Donahey
Will Graff
Stanley Graff
Bell
Everett Dickie
DuBois
Dickie
John Rager
Marion Cribbs
Ed Mesk
John
Washington, D. C
G. A. OR
Fannie Rankin
George Shirley
Joe Palmer
Wilbur Rankin
Shirley
Merle Kissinger
Nippes Homestead
Hid Helfrick
Salina
Ed Clawson
Near Town
Indiana Hospital
Eugene Lanck
Parnassus
Charles Andrews
Oakmont
S. W. Sanderf
George Hawking
Braddock
J. W. Clark
Indiana Independent
Blacklick Athletic Association
Blacklick
Social notes from Punxsutawney area visits and travel
Miss Beulah Geam of Hawthorne visits sister Twila. Prof A N Gahagan seen on streets. Samuel Barrett of Butler in town last week. Mr and Mrs Preston Hicks and children from Kittanning visit Abram Hicks family. Mrs Orrie Styers and children visit Punxsutawney friends. Frank Niel of DuBois visits parents nearby over Sunday. Mrs Margaret Croasman and daughter Ella of Hamilton call on Mrs Anne Hicks. Mr and Mrs Harry Welch of Greensburg visiting former’s parents S C Walchence. Mr Craig of Creekside guest of daughter Mrs Lawrence Hicks. Ada Lingenfelter of Hamilton visiting sister W M Stear of Punxsutawney. Will Young departs noon express for ten days vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Geam
Hawthorne
Twila
A. N. Gahagan
Samuel Barrett
Butler
Preston Hicks
Kittanning
Abram Hicks
Orrie Styers
Near Punxsutawney
Frank Niel
DuBois
Near
Margaret Croasman
Ella
Hamilton
Anne Hicks
Harry Welch
Greensburg
8. C. Walchence
Craig
Creekside
Lawrence Hicks
Ada Lingenfelter
W. M. Stear
Punxsutawney
Will Young
Bits of Byplay and Humorous Snippets 1915
A collage of witty vignettes and quips from 1915 featuring mock dialogue, feisty remarks, and social asides. Snippets reference Luke McLuke, trades, courtship jokes, and light aphorisms about manners, aging, marriage, and everyday curiosities.
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Indiana Grocery Co
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Mr. Cat
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Willie
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Veal
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Luke McLuke
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Fords
Wilmer Stewart
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Pittsburgh
Polish Union of America
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W. R. Loughry & CO
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