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Lover PA Newspaper Glances and Personals
Lover PA Local Glances May 16, 1914
From the Charleroi Mail Newspaper, Charleroi PA Local Glances May 16, 1914,
page unknown:
 Lover
Mrs. Walter PRYOR has returned home from a visit with her sister Mrs.
William SAUTERS of Charleroi.
Samuel HOPEWELL and family were recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Jesse MURPHY of West Pike Run.
Mr. and Mrs. Reese CARSON and baby of Donora spent Sunday at the home of
the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. CARSON.
Miss Nellie GILLIAN visited her parents at Vesta.
Miss Elizabeth ARMBUSTER is spending this week with Mrs. Jacob DUVALL.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. MORRIS have gone to near Columbus, Ohio, to visit at the
home of their son Clyde [MORRIS] and family.
Hiram STILLWELL is on the sick list.
Miss Mary QUALK near Coal Centre is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Reed
LUKOR.
Miss Maysche SCOTT near Garwood is spending sometime [sic] with her
grandmother, Mrs. Belle ALLMAN.
Miss Stella ROBISON who has been ill for some time is much improved being
able to be out now.
Elva CARSON near Orville, Ohio, is visiting relatives in this community.
Alex CARSON is ill suffering with a very sore arm.
[Advertisement:] Our annual umbrella sale, Saturday and Monday $1 and
$1.25 umbrella at .89 cents. Lairds. 259-t2
SURNAMES IN THIS ARTICLE INCLUDE:
PRYOR, SAUTERS, HOPEWELL, MURPHY, CARSON,
GILLAN, ARMBUSTER, DUVALL, MORRIS, STILLWELL,
QUALK, LUKOR, SCOTT, ALLMAN, ROBISON, CARSON
Researched and typed by Judith Florian, or typed by volunteer
Amy Denecke of New Jersey.
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