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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1918

Page

12

Kenwood Socials Mention Guests and A New Arrival

News from Kenwood notes Mr and Mrs John Gibson with two children visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Calvin Gibson. Mrs Frank Adams and daughter Marie called at the home of Mr and Mrs Calvin Joiner Sunday. James Weston visited Indiana friends last week. Mr and Mrs Ford Smith are smiling over the arrival of a girl.

John Gibson Calvin Gibson Frank Adams Marie Calvin Joiner James Weston Indiana Ford Smith

Feed and Farm Supply Line Offers In Transit Shipments

Three carloads of feed including Schumacher Chop Mid dlings Bran oats and Garland Flour just arrived. More corn in transit and limestone lime and hydrated lime in transit. Large seed shipments Pine Tree Clover Alsyke Timothy mix and Timothy. Roofing carload in transit since March 15th, 2 ply with 15 year guarantee and 3 ply 20 year guarantee. Hay straw and grain shipping ongoing. Order ahead to avoid delays.

Schumacher Alsyke Timothy

Resignation of Marshall Foundry General Manager Thomas

James Thomas the general manager of the Marshall Youndry Co resigns effective April 1. He came from Illinois Steel Co Chicago where he was superintendent and will return there with a promotion. The town notes social visits and local errands, with club meetings, Red Cross sewing, and Camp Lee correspondence.

James Thomas Marshall Youndry Co Thomas Josephine Illinois Steel Co Chicago Marshall Foundry Jesse Dudley Derry W. A. Ward John Robert Livy Graff John Caulfield Harvey Sheesley Creekside Dol. I. Alderton Blairsville P. R. ER. Telegraph Office Ana Hamilton Pittsburg Walker Jones Wilkinsburg Clara Gerhard

Elders Ridge Social and Community Notes

Elders Ridge residents share visits and gatherings from Pittaburgh to Saliaburg. Miss L. R. Ewing helps at Prof. Warner's home. Walter Ewing family in Saliaburg. H Kier family from Iseliu visiting Mir and Mrs Ashbaugh. Mrs Ewing sick. Churston, Rowe, Indiana callers. Lyceum concert Friday. Baseball season opener next Saturday with Avontaure in town.

Ashbaugh Pittaburgh Work Ridges Wallers L. R. Ewing Olivet Ridge Alex Wil- Sol Paul Ewing Ob. Jennel Saltsbury Wear Flariman M Rowe Indiana Culiers Esery Churston

McIntyre Families and Local Attendees Noted

McIntyre Jerry Litte and Lvan Hall with a draft fee spent part of last week with W H Tittle near here. Mr and Mrs W L Henry attend the funeral of Samuel Knox of Covone on Monday. Indiana Normal attendees include Ruby Neal, Mother and Ruby Henry, Boyd Cunningham from nearby. Florence Cunningham and others sat for the eighth grade exam at Clarksburg Saturday. Mrs J W Loughry and Ether visited son Bruce Loughry and brother J J Learn. Indiana shoppers from here included W L and Esther Henry, A G Stewart, Mr and Mrs J R Learn, Miss Anna Neal, and Mr and Mrs John Henrick. United Presbyterian Kent held a good turnout to hear Rav Fleming, new minister. Esther and Ruby Henry visited Mrs Ann Smith near West Lebanon Thursday evening. Schools closing this week include McIntyre No 1 Esther Henry teacher, McIntyre No 2 Nelle Couch teacher, Harry George, McKisson No 8 Mary I Learn, Sloan No 8 Miss Viola Brown.

Jerry Litte Lvan Hall W. H. Tittle Near Here W. L. Henry Samuel Knox Covone Indiana Normal Ruby Neal Ruby Henry Boyd Cunningham Florence Cunningham Clarksburg J. W. Loughry Ether Bruce Loughry J. J. Learn Indiana W. L Esther Henry A. G. Stewart J. R. Learn Anna Neal John Henrick United Presbyterian Congregation of Kent Rav. Fleming Esther Ann Smith Near West Lebanon McIntyre MeIntyrae Nelle Couch MeIntyre Harry George McKisson Mary I. Learn Sloan Viola Brown

Community notices and social updates from Iselin area

Miss Clara Gemmell and Eliza beth Learn spent the weekend as guests of Mrs. Clair Crawford. Misses Clara Emma and Lois Hine were Salisbury visitors Saturday. Shearer wife and family were guests of Mrs. S. CG. Cole nan Sunday. Lloyd Clark spent the weekend with parents in Washington township. Mrs. W. RB Wardrop and daughters Martha and Mildred were Indiana visitors Saturday. Clarence Winsor takes Hast Olivet store management after Mr. Monray resigns. A farewell party was held for Emory Thurston alternate draftee in Iselin hall First Aid room. Auto thieves operated last week taking a car from town and abandoning it farther out. Red Cross met in Iselin First Aid room Tuesday night. War need for knitting ordered and $100 donated to the chapter house for surgical dressings. The Iselin chair and Clarksburg choir will present an Easter program Sunday night.

Charles Bennett Pittsburg R. C. Campbell I. M. Raleigh Clarence Hancock Campriday Joseph Ayers Bellefonte Scott Mardis Will Davis Katherine Willams Fannie Rankin Clark Clawson Indiana G. D. Horrell Blairsville J. A. Hayes Cleveland Mr. Hayes Ida Duncan Latrobe D. A. Palmer Pitcairn Harry Clark Vivien Turley Joe Shapiro Marie Brown Stoneback Home Annie Bell J. M. Bushnell W. C. Nippes W. GC. Seeman J. J. Spackman Civic Club Elizabeth Stoneback Red Cross Alice Avery John Caulfield William Sluston Nial Rook W. G. Smith Camp Lee Isaac Householder Hie Clara Gemmell Elizabeth Learn Clair Crawford Clara Emma Lois Hine Salisbury I. Shearer S. CG. Colenan Lloyd Clark Washington Township W. RB Wardrop Martha Mildred Clarence Winsor Hast Olivet Monray Emory Thurston Iselin Hall Chapter House Iselin Clarksburg

Local society notes from North Point to Punxsutawney

North Point Eli Letty visits town while Dayton and Punxsutawney callers are listed. Local residents such as Mrs James Collins, Miss Larue Dunkin, Abram Hicks and others appear as visitors, guests, or callers in various towns including Sagamore Georgeville and Trade City. An April opening is mentioned for a local entity in Windselin.

Eli Letty James Collins Dayton Chester McClelland Scott Postlewait Vuliar Mrs. Garrett Dullois Ann Hicks Bob Jordan Spiday Larue Dunkin J. C. Stone Sagamore Abram Hicks Tear Trade City Vadler Down Ployd Slear Georgeville Husingser Ars Dis Iivks Ales Silas Huavlett Orl Ceorgeville Tha McConnell

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