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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1927
Page
3
Prudential opens a new office in Indiana Pennsylvania noting its low net cost and high service. In 1927 dividends to Industrial and Ordinary policyholders reached over 51 million dollars in cash and paid-up additions, including December 30 1926 additions.
Mr and Mrs Montgomery welcomed a baby boy two weeks ago. Mrs William Peace has suffered grippe for several days. A large crowd attended Thursday’s dance at Joe Palma’s hall. Sunday School teachers train children for Childrens Day. Miss Dorothy Dunmire, employed in Indiana, returned from a ten day vacation and is back on the job. Mrs Howard Waddle and her children Edward and Lois were called.
Mr and Mrs Harvey Loughry and family spent Decoration Day with Mr Loughry s parents Mr and Mrs Joe Loughry in Blairsville on Thursday, reflecting a family observance.
Murray Gilestrie relocates to his new home at Hamill where he will operate a garage and repair shop. The piece lists several Indiana visitors and movers including Miss Gladys Pifer, Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Elder and daughter Fanny attending a circus, and others visiting Marion Center and Indiana.
Miss Bertha Gibson, a high school attendee, returned to her home Friday after a visit to Indiana.
Miss Letta Stiffler returns home from Washington D C after graduation. Hastings visitors Frances Johns and son Wile call on Mrs Bert Rummell. Mr and Mrs Rank Slinking and Mr and Mrs Ned Baker visit relatives in Cherry Tree area. Bee Rummell and John Gibbons family return to Illinois. Bert McAnulty Barnesboro callers on his brother B N Beringer. Joe Shiling Strongstown visits relatives. Flora Chale of Cherry Tree visited by Charlie King and Merle Beringer working at Nolo.
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