NEWS: Personal Notes, Altoona Tribune, September 10, 1918, Blair County, PA

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PERSONALS

  Mrs. Alex Stone, of 309 Fifth avenue, is visiting in Rochester, N. Y.
  J. R. Kauffman, of 511 Fifth street, spent Sunday with Newton Hamilton 
friends.
  Mrs. William Allenbaugh, of Pittsburg, was a week end guest of Mr. and Mrs. 
H. G. Long, of 613 Fifth avenue.
  Mrs. J. T. Malligan, of the Hotel Savoy, accompanied by her daughter, Miss 
Betty, left yesterday morning for Greensburg, where Miss Malligan will enter 
Seaton Hill academy.
  Mrs. J. F. Thompson, of 1224 Fifth avenue, recently entertained her 
brother, J. D. Grimes, of the U. S. cruiser Seattle.  Mr. Grimes was en route 
to his home in Dean, on a seven day furlough.
  Thomas Hefferman, of 602 Second avenue, left Saturday night for 
Philadelphia, where he joined the naval reserves, having been called.
  Mrs. J. F. Thompson, of Woodland, and Mrs. William Baig and son Joseph, of 
Clearfield, are visiting Juniata friends.
  Mrs. Edward Seiber, of Scranton, has been called home by the serious 
illness of her father, Civil War Veteran J. L. North, of 411 Sixth avenue.
  Mrs. D. F. David, of 523 Fourth avenue, leaves today for a visit with her 
sister, Mrs. Walter Werner, of Pittsburg.
  Mrs. H. H. Dushane, of 426 Seventh avenue, and Miss Pearl Werner, of 422 
Seventh avenue, are spending a few day in Philadelphia.
  Miss Mabel Findlay, of Youngwood, returned home on Sunday after spending 
several days with Miss Margaret Black, of 703 Fifth avenue.
  Mrs. J. C. Bingman, of 513 Eleventh avenue, has been called to Burlington, 
N. J. by the death of a relative.
  Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Gentzel and two sons, of 209 Tenth avenue, and Mr. and 
Mrs. W. R. Boyles, of 502 Sixth street, are visiting in Centre county.
  Miss Blanche Duvall, of 524 Tenth avenue, has returned from Atlantic City, 
where she spent the summer.
  Mrs. Max Fox, of Cleveland, O., has returned home after an extended visit 
with Juniata friends.  Mrs. Fox aw accompanied by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 
Samuel Goodman, of 621 Sixth avenue.
  Mrs. I. V. Barrick, of 517 Seventh avenue, is in Spruce Creek today, 
attending the funeral of her uncle, the late D. B. Henderson.
  Mrs. E. M. Gomer, of 411 Sixth street, is visiting relatives in Meyersdale, 
W. Va.
  Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Banks, of 911 Second street, have returned from a week-
end visit with their daughter, Mrs. W. E. Hiner, of Philadelphia.
  Miss Marguerite Palmer, of Tyrone, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. 
Myers, of 523 Fifth avenue.
  Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Null, of 519 Seventh avenue, have returned from 
Sykesville, where they were called by the death of their niece.

Altoona Tribune, Tuesday, September 10, 1918, page 8

PERSONAL NOTES
Items Concerning Persons Whom You May Chance to Know

  Mrs. W. B. Carbaugh, 411 Twelfth street, is visiting with friends at 
Livingston, Mont.
  Jay Bender, located at Chicago, is spending a few days with his parents on 
Sixteenth avenue.
  Herbert T. Perry, of Camp Hemstead, is a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 
C. S. Moore, 2709 Broad avenue.
  T. B. Stephens and wife, of Johnstown, are guests at the home of Mr. and 
Mrs. Ralph Hunter, 711 Third avenue.
  James M. Duncan and James H. Geer, of Johnstown, were week end visitors in 
the city with relatives and friends
  Miss Louise Hoover, of 1517 1/2 Sixth avenue, has returned to Springfield, 
O., to enter on her second years at Wittenberg academy.
  Miss Zitella Wertz, of Johnstown, has returned to the city after spending 
the week end at her home.  She is a teacher at the High school

Altoona Tribune, Tuesday, September 10, 1918, page 12