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Indiana Evening Gazette in Indiana, Pennsylvania

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Indiana Evening Gazette

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Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1923

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Personal Notes From Nearby County Towns

Neighbors in Soming and surrounding areas share visits and social calls. Mrs Clair Cramer, Fern Coy, James Bower, and Vernetta Craig figure among locals visiting relatives in Indiana, Nicktown, Barnesboro, and Clair Cramer’s home. A birthday party honors Cecil Stiffler and Max Fleming. several callers and dinners are noted, with families including the Waltermire, Sleppy, Detwiler, and Garman clans mentioned.

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Mra. Clair Cramer Fern Coy Glenn Indiana Rebecca Detwiler Ruth Detwiler Monany Robert Makinlah Cramer James Bowera Conrad Sloppy Vernetta Craig Barnesboro John Wolfe May Swyona Rhoda Wayne Albert Coy Fern Mary Finley Steeiens Strongs Frank Miller Frank McDevitt Suesday Clair Frank Os Nicktown Brown Murray Detwiler Strong Isaac Sleppy Siiney Garman Bill McQueeney Edna Lyster Minnie Henryary Doty Ruth Cramer Olive Chalmers Decker James Schrecengost Mra Clair Cramer Ana Linton Bowers D. Detwiler John Waltermire Ghter Tacgarat M. Waietara Par J . B. Waltermire Ern Coy Howard An Manor Evenin
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Local Social Roundup in Diamondville and Nearby

Miss Lillian Stephens of Homer Guy visits Diamondville for a few days. Mr and Mrs John Mock host and visit friends with Edward Kohl Sarah King Harry King Samuel King Margaret Newcomer Flory and Kenneth Kohl. The Mock and Stephens groups return home after a good time. Mrs Clara Gibson visits her daughter. Mabel Mock ill. Joe Mock in Indiana. Hines families busy with bark production. Jepson of Barnesboro visits. Mrs Earl Nicewonger and family visit Beulah Learn.

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Lillian Stephens Homer Guy John Mock Stoner Mike Sickingerberger Joe Mock Edward Kohl Sarah King Harry King Samuel King Margaret Newcommer Flory Kenneth Kohl Harrison City N. D. Stephens Margaret Diamondville Mabel Mock Julia Mock Andrew Mock Wesley Mock A. J. Hines Indiana Clara Gibson Mr. Jepson Barnesboro Earl Nicewonger
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Social and political notes from Brushvalley and Indiana area

Mrs A W Overdorff hosted the Ladies Aid at her home. residents attended a Homer City ball game. Miss Virginia Fylock visits sister Mrs Waldo Mauk. Foster Wilkinson in Indiana Hospital. A C Ferrier Republican candidate for County Treasurer met locals and handed out cards. Elizabeth McCutchison Ida Cunningham and others attended Idlewild Park picnic. D C Freedline Indiana traveled there on business. Clyde McCrae kept them busy.

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A. W. Overdorff Ladies Aid Society Homer City Virginia Fylock Waldo Mauk Foster Wilkinson Indiana A. C. Ferrier Elizabeth McCutchison Ida Cunningham E. A. Buchanan T. W. Alaemus Idlewild Park D. C. Freedline Clyde McCrae
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Picnic of Bee Sunday School at Arbutus Park

A Sunday School class from Bee Evangelical Church held a Friday picnic at Arbutus Park Johnstown. Thirty people enjoyed a varied day with a picnic dinner and Camp Meeting in the scenic area. Evening voices echoed joy as they returned, amid concerns that outside interests erode traditional family life.

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Bee Evangelical Church Arbutus Park Johnstown
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DeMolay Not a Junior Masonic Fraternity Explained

The article refutes the belief that the Order of DeMolay is a junior Masonic group. It notes DeMolay is a boys fraternity for sons of Master Masons aged sixteen to twenty one, focusing on citizenship, patriotism, courtesy, fidelity, and community service through its ideals, contrasting with Masonry’s stance on affiliation.

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Demolay Order of DeMolay Masonry Free Masonry
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