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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1917

Page

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Plumville community notes and family visits update

Gora Stewart visits relatives in Altoona. A 60 foot flagpole is erected in the school yard to fly a 12 foot flag gifted by Dr. Fisher. Dozens of local residents, including Mr. Fatterhoff and Mr. Amos Pifer, relocate homes and spend weekends with kin. A pie social and school yard improvements accompany ongoing illness news, funerals, and visitors across Plumville and nearby towns.

Plumville Gora Stewart Altoona Blaine Hollobaugh Lou Whitacre H. &. Thompson Indiana Alex Thompson M. C. Wyncoop Charles Wyncoop Pittsburg Wyncoop Matthew Kelly Idaho Elizabeth Zimmerman Lucetta Vander‘grift Eva Ritchey

Local social notes from Deckers Point to Punxsutawney

Miss Olive Buterbaugh visits in Deckers Point and Taylorsville. Frank Walker family and Leslie Pattison kin visit. Hale Napp returns from Pittsburg. Rev M M Smith to preach at East Mahoning. J M Lewis buys Ford runabout. school trip to Covode. So and Sew Club to meet April 28.

Purchase Line Olive Buterbaugh Deckers Point G. F. Houck Sharp Decker Taylorsville John Napp Olive King Gay Houck Starvey Garman Massings Frank Walker Siviter Smith Leslie Pattison Nola Robert and Donald Indiana V Pattison Clark Buterbaugh Wm. Rankin Joe Rankin Clymer Hazel Learne Hale Napp Pittsburg M. M. Smith East Mahoning Johnnie Nichol Cleveland Murray Stewart So and Sew Club CG. L. McCurdy Zella Sourwine Jay Sourwine Paul Yerguson John Helman Dale Sourwine

Sunday Lutheran services feature Rev Dickey and local families

Next Sunday afternoon at 2 30 Rev Dickey will lead preaching at the Lutheran church with Mr and Mrs Merle Spence and daughter Vesta in attendance. Several locals hosted visitors from Indiana and nearby towns. others report car purchases, illness, and road conditions as the community notes pass along.

Thomas Clark Clyde Kough Delilah Blystone Bell Montgomery Harkleroad T. Q. Kimmel Stelle Kimmel Indiana John Peterman Plummer Clark Jacob Miller Kimmel School Widerton Suaturday Homer Bleakney Geo. Kayler Lawrence Wystone Frank Bleakney Plumcreek Church Rav. G. K. Walker Lutheran Church Dickey Merle Spence Vesta Annie Miller Sourwine Geo. Warmon Grace Harmon Sheloca Curtis Wangerman Youngwood P. H. Trusal Frank Lohr Perry Wallace Wallace Copeland Saltsbury Jay Sourwine Willes Grange Emery Thurston Steve Hanick Clairton Richard Dalrymple Kent BE. H. Irwin Clarence George Donnelly Pittsburg Igelin Presbyterian Choir Clarksburg Presbyterian Church

Wilkinsburg Local Notes Highlight School Activities And Public Life

A roundup of town news includes Dr L R Mahaffey enlisting in the U S Army Medical Corps, speed limit and danger signs on streets, a flag raising by Vincent Interre and students, a funeral in Johnstown, an upcoming Old Folks Musical, and Red Cross organizing efforts. Also reported are social visits, church events, moving picture demonstrations, and local clergy activities.

Liam Wilkinsburg W. T. Mahaffey L. R. Mahaffey Pittsburg Medical Corps United States Army Speed J Danger Vincent Interre America Gay Martha Imogene Cameron Lawrence Yingling Johnstown Rex Sebring Mary Kahney Robinson Bloomsburg W. GC. Davis DeLand Fla J. ©. Moore Washington Cynthia Sloan Florence Burlingame Cleveland Mary Wilson Red Cross J. T. Daub Kiski J. D. Piper Victor Hugo Charley Chaplin Church Workers’ Association Presbyter Church Presbyterian Church Apollo

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