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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1922

Page

10

Pie social at Red Bank school Friday evening

Social notices record a pie social at the Red Bank school on Friday evening with attendees including Mrs. John Syster and Mr and Mrs Tom Syster. The party at Herry Bennetts Friday featured Grant Cramer Stoy Schrecen gost Todd Tucas Alice John Hoover and others with games music and a late lunch. Burl Simons visited Wintondale. Mya Gwynn returns from Pittsburgh. several visits and dinners among local families are noted.

Nolo Red Bank John Syster Tom Syster Conway Sale J. Blaine Cramer Herry Bennett's Grant Cramer Stoy Schrecengost Todd Tucas Alice John Hoover Kenneth William Empfield Finnah Helman Nellie AlLimus Olive Hd Meyers Albert Shear

Cherryhill Township Social News Highlights

A miscellaneous shower was held Thursday night at Jacob Dick’s home for newlyweds Stephen and Mrs Edwards. Cherry Tree callers include Mary Fyock and Mrs Clair MeekIng from Penn Run. Wayne Gay works at Van dergrift. Sunday visitors at J D Sleppy’s were Mrs Albert Myers Mrs Dixon and Bob Carswell Ignac Sleppy visited locally. Ciymer guests included Lisabelle Gibson Helen Sleppy Mary Fyock Blair Henry Harvey Brown and Gould Coy. Reverend Osgood of New York visited for several days and Mrs John Amond spent the weekend in Manor. Dora Barr visited Manor School Thursday. Indiana business callers were listed.

Jacob Dick Stephen Edwards Mary Fyock Clair Meeking Penn Run Wayne Gay Vandergrift J. D. Sleppy Albert Myers Dixon Bob Carswell Ignac Sleppy Ciymer Lisabelle Gibson Helen~Sleppy Blair Henry Harvey Brown Gould Coy Osgood New York John Amond Manor Dora Barr Manor School Indiana

Local visits highlighted by Rich Till school tour

Helen Sleppy visited Rich Till school on Thursday alongside arry Shaffer James Ray Will Sleppy Gerge Dick Benjamin Stephens and Rev Myers in a daytime community outreach event.

Arry Shaffer Helen Sleppy James Ray Will Sleppy Gerge Dick Benjamin Stephens Rev. Myers Rich Till

In Memoriam for Mrs Mary Elizabeth Brandon

The Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian church of Homer City offers a tribute to Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Brandon wife of Merle Brandon the first member to die since the society was organized She passed to her heavenly home February 23 1922 The note commends her faithful church attendance and Christian character and extends sympathy to her husband and family with copies to the Indiana County American and The Indiana Progress for publication The society committee signs the resolutions You Have Fishing License The Department of Fisheries urges fishermen to obtain licenses to support hatcheries and field staff The trout season opens April 15 and enforcement will be carried out by game protectors and 60 state patrol details Licenses are available from county treasurers or the Florrisburg district The license law requires all residents over 21 to obtain a fishing license including waters of Pennsylvania Delaware River and Lake Erie.

Ladies Aid Society The Presbyterian Church of Homer City Mary Elizabeth Brandon Merle Brandon Indiana County American Indiana Joseph Courtot Gao. Kelley Dan Caldwell Department of Fisheries Florrisburg State of Pennsylvania Delaware River Lake Erie

Nash Offers New Models and Prices in Indiana Ad

Nash introduces new model lineup and delivery prices at West Indiana Motor Co in Indiana Pa. Prices show Roadster 1075, Sedan 1780, Cab 1420, Seven Passenger Sedan 1645, and Wagons and coupes with varied totals. Advertisement touts motor value and backing by service.

Indiana Nash West Indiana Motor. CO Indiana, Pa

Platform pledge for congressional candidate

The candidate outlines a non-partisan tariff commission, national highways, efficient transportation, resource preservation, a national child labor law, a seven day work week, rural free delivery extension, Agriculture Credit and Cooperation, Agriculture College Extension, support for Prohibition, stock-issue oversight, veteran care, and lower expenditures with fairer taxation. Emphasizes international fraternal relations and religious liberty with broad application.

Congress

Community Notes from Fleming Summit Area

McIntyre school closes first in the township with No 8 closed and Nos 2 and 4 slated this week. Mrs McManus is ill in Fleming Summit. Joey Stahl on furlough from Baltimore visits home. Fr J Fleming and family hosted a surprise party for Blaine Fleming. Twin girls Freda Maye and Wreda Gaye born to Mr and Mrs Ford Decker on April 6. W Thomas, a Fleming Summit merchant, now works at Wandin amid coal strike. Dean Buterbaugh becomes the sixth new section crew member since January layoff.

Joey Stahl U. S Baltimore J. Fleming Indiana Blaine Stork Ford Decker Freda Maye Wreda Gaye W (. Thomas Wandin Dean Buterbaugh

Valley Social Notes Advance Local News

Frances and Jane Wallace return home from Homer City. Mrs Clair Evans visits her mother Blanche McCrea. Dallas Miller and wife of Somerset called in the valley. May Bennard spent Sunday with Grace Buchanan. Mrs Ralph Evans and daughter of Pittsburgh stay with Blanche McCrea. Mrs Ethel Robinson and Mary Nelson return from Pittsburgh visit. Mrs Howard Wakefield is ill at home. Cecil Coble and daughter Toina visiting with D G Brown. Quay Baker visits Asa and Mrs McAnulty. John Brown calls on his sister. Dean Berringer and family moving to a farm near Dilltown. George Patrick visits Mary Brown. Rodkey family moves to Dan Williams farm. W H Patterson visits Mary Brown. D D Patterson spends Saturday at home. John Repine visits son Archie and wife at Tipperary. W A Dible visiting brother in Westmoreland County. M B Craig welcomes new heir. Blanche Robinson of Greensburg noted.

Frances Jane Wallace Homer City Clair Evans Blanche McCrea Jacob Mack Samuel Craig Dallas ‘Miller Somerset May Bennard Grace Buchanan Ralph Evans Pittsburgh Ethel Robinson Mary Nelson Howard Wakefield Cecil Coble Toina D. G. Brown Quay Baker Baker Asa McAnulty John Brown Mr. Brown Dean Berringer Dilltown George Patrick Mary Brown Rodkey Dan Williams W. H. Patterson D. D. Patterson Mr. Patterson John Repine Archie Tipperary W. A. Dible Weatmoreland County M. B. Craig Blanche Robinson Greens Plumville Tlannalh Stuelell Homer Gly Glara Wigin Georgeville Ais Lucinda Lydick Ed J. Snyder Indiana J. N. Cochran Brookville Telmerick Hing Cora Cribbs New Kensington Jana J. Good Helen Good Clark Building John Clark Jacksonville Jerry Litle Thompson D. Andrews Josephine Schrecengoat Rochester Mills Tiis Union Presbyterian Church Tev. Jones MTW Trumphrey Presbyterian United Evangelical Church Alverda Tey. Hart Greer Cresswell Wintondale Shilling and Little Wm.h. Shultz George Fetterman Ira Hiram Edmiston Culver Pearl Fetterman Strongstown Violet Shultz Tellwood Jared Ciolden Penn Run Nan Rennett Fry Wamniston John Paul Carney Williamn Joseph Lewis Straw Frank Finsthwaite New Rochelle M. D Wim. MecKenge Chester Marshall Ariens and Gio Sersey Bhore J. 2 Brilhart Altoona George Madden Chas, Tubbs Cresson Jesse Baker Anna Books Mr. Rice Frankstown Carl Smith Burnside J. C. Miller Ira Krug Weigh J. ©. Cooper Tuchard Jenney Kathryn Karl Krone Barbara Krone Glearfield Edna Griffith Grampian Lee Sanderlin Alice Burgan Thomasine Holter Patty Rumberger C. Cc. Molter Genevieve Buterbugh Simon McDonald M. FP Nanty-Clo Hoover J. H. Peterman Philadelphia Baltimore Manus McCann Patton

Local notes and arrivals from Johnstown and vicinity

A flood of short items lists visits, illnesses, travel, and social events. Among them Mrs. Olive Mayer of Johnstown spends Tuesday in DINtown. Mrs. Stella Klink a Memorial Hospital patient. Miss Gussie Stephens visits from Johnstown. Roscoe Toms returns to Wellington, Colorado. Miller Stiles recuperates after appendicitis. the B P pie social at Dilltown raises $20. L D McNutt visits from Leechburg. Rev. and Mrs. Fleisher in Homer City. Rochester Mills visitors from Punxsutawney. electric lights anticipated. East Wheatfield notes Easter program at Armagh church and local social calls.

Olive Stepheny Mayer Johnstown Dintown Jacob Pyres Ann Ownes Minma Young Harry Klink Jesse Stiles Mstella Klink Memorial Hospital Kijike Herbert Stephens Albert ‘Mack Rank Strongstown Maldha Wagner Stiles Wellington Colo John Griffith Cramer Anna Stephens Alma Young Thalia Mitchell Dilltown Ladies’ Aid Society Frank Luynes James Miller Tmogene Roy Altman Diltz Clair Napp Peter Decker Commodore Ladies Aid Society M. Wi Schrecengost Wineka United Brethren Church East Wheatfield

Local notes from Plumville and Cherry Tree area

Plumville items report visits by Mrs Stell and other locals, school terms ending, illness absences, funerals, church services, revival meetings, and new construction plans. Cherry Tree notes detail births, visitors, shop news, illness, and church demolition progress.

Local residents and visitors noted in Sunday gatherings

Noble Murdick was a Homer City caller on Monday. Walter Overdorff spent Sunday with Edgar Stewart. Quay Overdorff and Robert McNutt each purchased a Fordson tractor. May Bernard spent Sunday with Clair McFenters. The family has moved to their new home at Waverly New York. Christy Campbell and wife and George Mock spent Sunday with W. Overdorf and family.

Brushvalley Noble Murdick Homer City Walter Overdorff Edgar Stewart Quay Overdorff Robert Mcl Nutt May Bernard Grace Buchanan Clair McFenters Waverly N.Y

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