19 Apr 1922
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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1922
Page
1
Strongstown fast services at the M. B. church drew a large crowd. Residents share visits across towns including Bullington, Culver, Nan ny-Glo, and Heilwood. Local events feature farm news, ice cream theft at Cream Rose Dairy, bridge issue near town, and Easter morning street choir performances.
C S Davis made a business trip to Pittsburgh last week Mrs Ada Lewis of Dayton visited her sister Mrs R W McBrier the past week Bert Weston Al Stear and L A Cassidy were callers in Punxsutawney on Wednesday Miss Lottie Crissman of Pittsburg spent Master with her mother Mrs Mary Crissman John Fetters of Pittsburgh spent Easter with his mother Mrs M K Lewis John Roush and George and J R Snyder of Vandergrift spent Easter at their homes here Harold Dunbar of Pittsburgh spent Easter with his mother Mrs Ada Gaohagan Mrs Chas Lukehart of Vandergrift visited with Mr and Mrs i i Condron the past week Quite a few of the young people of town and surrounding townships took the eighth grade examination given by W E Barrett on Saturday Mr Weber of Punxsutawney is holding a singing class It started Monday and lasts two weeks W E Barrett and daughter Ruth closed a successful term of school on Wednesday Miss Olive Stiteler attending high school at Dayton spending the Easter vacation at her home The stork visited the home of Mr and Mrs Amos Smith and left a fairy boy The M E church was opened for services on Sabbath after having been closed for repainting and repair work Elder McCurdy was a Punxsutawney caller on Saturday Wae Lewis and Miss Cunningham for Vandergrift visited the former s parents Mr and Mrs J N Lewis the weekend.
Large turnout at the M P church for Easter services and a fine program. locals log Sunday visits, examinations, and community events including moves, visits, and graduations across Cookport and nearby areas.
Sermon set for Sabbath at 8 PM. Miss Margaret Nichol taught at Jeannette and visited Smyrna. Eighth grade exam takers at Plumville included Velma Johnston Ada Ruffner John Hamilton Guy Skinner Elmer Steele. North sisters Nansie and Marthalin visited. Mrs Rettben Branly called on Mrs J Ruffner. Literary Society to meet next Friday. Frank Fred an Indiana caller. Charlie McLaughlin smiling. A girl born to Ralph Wyncoop and his wife whose parents live near Marion Center. Pupils from nearby schools took spring exams at Ernest. Mrs Clarence McCormick of Johnstown visiting grandparents Silas Prothero. Miss Ira Moore and Martha Blua of Indiana spent Master vacation here. Mrs Andy Kinter visited Indiana on Saturday.
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