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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1923

Page

12

Elders Ridge Notes and Local Visit Highlights

John Baker and V. Reeves served as callers on Wednesday at Parkwood and West Lebanon. The S. C. Coleman derrick near Olivet was torn down and moved to the J. Ewing farm. Several residents including Ramaley and Manners family faced illnesses. The W. C. T. A. plans a meeting at Mrs. Clark Coleman’s home on April 19 at 2 p.m. Local visits included Mrs. Sharp Guiste, Mrs. Clarence Stoner, Miss Dorothy Warner and others visiting various homes.

Steel Warner Lloyd Rosensteal D. A. Rosen Steel

Ridge friends recalled in local social notes

Misses Wava Work and Charlotte Rosensteal spent Wednesday evening with Helen Warner while Rev F A Edmond and family returned from Lilly after assisting evangelistic services. Marion Canter and Prof F D Meanor of Hast Liver Wilt are visiting relatives. Will C Grimth went to Greensburg to meet his wife and her mother returning from Florida. The teachers Institute in the auditorium Friday and Saturday was a success. Mrs Nora McNutt and Donald visited her mother Mrs Frank Doyle. Meanor of Manor street on sick list. Trev W G Alter visited Homer City. Mrs Margaret Pearce and daughter from Pittsburgh visiting her mother Mrs Harry Gilpatrick. Rev BE Copeland in Pittsburgh visiting his ill mother. Miss Muriel Barr of Indiana at home for a few days. Mrs M J Fyock and Mrs Helen Blystone ill but improving.

F. D. Meanor Will C. GriMth Greensburg Florida F. A. Edmond Lilly Edmond Guy Terpe A.M. Brilhart Manor Street Teachers’ Institute Nora McNutt Gon Donald Frank Doyle C. Meanor McLaughlin Prudential Insurance Agent Indiana W. G. Alter Homer City Margaret Pearce Pittsburgh Harry Gilpatrick BE. M. Copeland Muriel Barr M. J. Fyock North Manor Street Helen Blystone South Manor Street

Local Social Notes From Lewisville Events And Visits

Mr and Mrs J B Gibson visited friends Friday. Families called on Sunday delighting Mrs Bertha Ewing hosted a six o clock dinner. Mrs Wa Fila entered Pittsburgh Home Separate hospital for operation. Leonard Dixon bought a hen Ford recently. Baby boy expected home news. Several locals joined quilting bee at Mrs Nicholhurst home. Measles afflicted Samuel Hamilton from Robinson during vacation.

J. L. Diven Freda Steffy Mary Gibson Bertha Wing Wa. Fila Pittsburgh John Kennedy James Keeley Leonard Dixon Ford Belle McClelland J. 8. Marshall

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Luxenberg Indiana, PA Citizen’s National Bank PENNA Silas C. Streams Philadelphia Street Columbia Lloyd Fassett Wesley Snyder Frank Henry Apollo American Gas Co George McCormick Muskingum College John G. Henderson Dwight Manners L. C. Rosensteel Alfred Henry Nesbitt Run Alma Rosensteel Walter Ewing Alexander S. R. Hine Iselin Ridge Friends Wava Work Charlotte Rosensteal Helen Warner Marion Canter Lewisville J. B. Gibson Wm. Fails J.C. Brkey John Cash Lisle Diven Smyrna Vernie Anna Wall Jno Humphrey J. Ruffner Norman Burkett Dora Louise Boyd Steel Robert Johnston William Margaret Nicholhursday Jas. Nichol Sherman Ruffner John Humphreys Ruffner Merle Good Samuel Hamilton Robinson Henry Ford Tenry Ford Ford Motor Company Detroit, Michigan Sutton Miller Co Blairsville
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