NEWS: People Coming & Going, Personal Notes, Altoona Tribune, June 1, 1918, Blair County, PA

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PEOPLE COMING AND GOING

  Thomas D. Henderson, of Harrisburg, spent yesterday in town.
  Miss Elizabeth G. Hays, of 421 Union street, left yesterday for New York 
city, where she will visit her sister, Mrs. Frank B. Kelly.
  Mrs. Anna E. Cole, of Coatesville, returned home yesterday, after a visit of 
two weeks to Hollidaysburg friends.
  G. W. Gaynor and F. C. Middleton, of Hollidaysburg, were business sojourners 
here yesterday.
  Miss Helen Hartsock, of Spruce street, left yesterday for an extended western 
trip, with Little Rock, Arkansas, as her destination.
  Miss Margaret Stevenson, a teacher in the local public schools, has gone to 
her home in McVeytown to spend the vacation period.
  Miss Ada Henry, of Bradford, has returned home after a pleasant visit to 
Hollidaysburg friends.
  Charles Hale Marks, a student at Hahnemann Medical college, Philadelphia, has 
returned home for the summer vacation.

Altoona Tribune, Saturday June 1, 1918, page 10

PERSONAL NOTES

Items Concerning Persons Whom You May Chance to Know.

  Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Craig have returned from a visit with relatives in Newport, 
Pa.
  Mrs. C. H. Feather has returned from spending a few days with relatives in 
Huntingdon.
  Mrs. George Fleming, of Gallitzin, has returned home after a pleasant visit 
here with friends.
  Mrs. Mary Kyper has returned to her home in Mt. Union, after a pleasant visit 
with relatives here.
  Mr. and Mrs. Warren Yocum, of Mt. Union, have returned to their home, after 
spending a few days in the city.
  J. C. Barr, the grocer at Union avenue and Seventeenth street, was called to 
Mifflin yesterday by the death of his sister.
  Miss Alverta Norris has returned to her home in Mt. Union, after spending 
several days here with relatives and friends.
  Major W. H. H. Bell and wife, of Patton, have returned to their home after 
spending a few days with their son, Lincoln Bell.
  T. N. Caldwell, deputy revenue collector, who has been on duty in the eastern 
section of the state, spent yesterday in the city.
  
Altoona Tribune, Saturday June 1, 1918, page 16