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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1930

Page

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Local residents noted illnesses and travels in town updates

Mrs. Robinson recovers and John H Steffey improves after illness. Boyd Montgomery and Jerry Lear families report sicknesses. Sally Lou shows great improvement after serious illness. Wick Horrdock dies in a slate fall at Lacolle mines in Bolivar with funeral in Blairsville. Lloyd Lichtenfels visits family in near town. Marion Rowe and Rebecca McGraw visit Johnstown. The group including Jerry Donahue and Doris Jean Lear travels to Washington DC to view cherry blossoms. Several locals host and visit relatives over weekend. A hospital operation for Weldon Brendlinger’s infantile paralysis leaves him recovering. Mrs Sadie Bennett is mentioned.

William B. Nixon John H. Steffey Boyd George Montgomery Thomas Miller Temily Joseph D. Wal‘beck Jerry Lear Sally Lou Wick Horrdock Lacolle Bolivar Heas Blairsville Lloyd Lichtenfels Pitcairn Eosaiah Lichtenfels Near Town Marion Rowe Frank Dear Rebecca McGraw Katherine Johnstown Jerry Donahue West Brownaville William A. Lear John Coleman Doris Jean Emma Huston Washington, D.C Potomac James Patch William H. Fisher William H. McCollim Homer City George Shomo Billie Eomma Jean Frank Shomo Charles A. Robinson Schall Beaver Falls Garfield Cline Elder Peeler Indiana Weldon Robert Brendlinger Indiana Hospital Sadie Bennett

Revival and church notices in Lewisville and surrounding towns

A lengthy local report notes visitors to John C Lear’s home, upcoming revival and preaching services in Brethren Lutheran and Mt Tabor churches led by Rev Roy Brady Rev G W Ruff and Rev W G Mc Vicker with Miss Gretta Decker, plus Easter communion plans. It mentions illness and family moves, hospital notes, and several weekend social calls across Commodore Vandergrift Blairsville Beaverdale Pitcairn and Indiana related families.

George Bennett Charles Harkins New Kensington John C. Lear Brethren Church Roy Brady G. W. Ruff Mt. Tabor United Evangelical Church W. G. McVicker Wm. Fleming Lawrence Ewing Elmer Ewing Raymond Fieming Vandercritt I. M. Speedy West Penn Hospital Lee Graham Robert Alex Graham W. C. Diven Fleming and Laveen Dwight Bartley Blairsville Vandergrift Mountain Bell McClelland A. G. Fails J. B. Gibson Pitcairn Samuel Gibson Bertha Ewing Ruth Indiana Helman Clarksburg O. W. Shields Wm. Leard Beaver Falls J. T. Diven E. M. Laveen Joe Tomb T. Marshall Marshall Anna Dixon Leonard Dixon W. B. McGinley Roy McGinley Will Nesbitt

Local residents share visits and news around town

Wa lier and nearby communities see a busy weekend of calls and calls on relatives. Numerous residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Silas Ruth and Mrs. Kippert, visit kin. sewing, shopping, and farm work appear as spring plowing begins. Death of Jacob Dormire’s father, aged 96, is noted along with several social engagements and travel to Punxsutawney, Indiana, and Smicksburg.

Silas Ruth Walier Catherine Kippert D. B. Sutter Eliza Kippert Joseph Kate Bertha Kippert Abe Pierce Marchand Art Chessley Oss Hawk Sportsburg J. B. Sutter Ming Cecil Hadden Rhoda Hicks Francis Allison Meadville Geo. Gaul Blair Gaul Butier McCormick Homer City Ed. A. Murray Sunset Hill Farm Wm. Dormire Jacob Dormire Lee, Kuntz Marion Center J. H. Miller Carl Beck Geo. Wachob Near Dubois

Missonary Aid Societies Meet at Hutchison Home

The Presbyterian Missionary and Ladies Aid Societies convene at Mrs. R. T. Hutchison's home on Thursday afternoon April 24 at 2:00. Mrs. John Wert will preside. Recent luncheon guests included Mrs. James J. Hutchison Mrs. George McCutcheon Mrs. C. G. Hutchison Mrs. J. L. Caldwell and Mrs. Harry R. Dill with Miss Hallie R. Dill.

Presbyterian Missonary and Ladies Aid Societies R. T. Hutchison John Wert Charles Hutchison James J. Hutchison George McCutcheon C. G. Mack J. L. Caldwell Harry R. Dill Hallie R. Dill

Secret of Success Message Parade

An old fashioned reader’s column strings together whimsical proverbs spoken by objects such as a button , a pencil , a window , a calendar and a match in a didactic reading for The American Boy audience. The piece uses personified advice to emphasize restraint, industriousness and staying current.

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