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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1925

Page

7

Local library district meeting and community notices

A readable fragment from a local paper lists a library district meeting in a library room with speakers Miss Anna Rupert and Miss Jane Brown plus Mrs Mary Bell and Mrs Edna Thompson Spencer. Also noted are April Legion dance, hospital visits, property purchases, sewing circle, and various local society, church, and railway items with field meet results and shifts in train times.

Anna Rupert Saltsburg Jane Brown Mary Bell Edna Thompson Spencer Blairsville J. J. Daub Kiskiminetags School The American Legion Town Hall L. O. Douds Indiana Hospital Ernest Fletcher W. B. Ansley Salt Street Fletcher H. F. Dixon Wil Hiram Smith Sumner Stahl Will Clappel Pittsburgh Baptist Church G. M. Ryall Presbyterian Church Order Lodge Howard Hwing H. A. Jackson Indiana B. F. Jones Avonmore W. H. Fennell W.C. McCormick Conemaugh Freeport John A. Tabor Robingon W. M. Moore Tunnelton R. A. Walker Charles Martin O. W. Smith Turtle Creek

Local families visit and travel notes from area towns

A string of social calls and visits is reported across several communities. Ruth Smith visits Beulah and Emma Munshower. 7 Martin Fiscus spends time with Alex Wilson's family. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kimmel host Mrs. Murray Ankeny. the Neals and Crawford family members spend Sunday with relatives. W P George and daughter Jane stay with the Lisle Myers in Elderton. N A Davis family attend the funeral of Lawrence Spahr in Apollo. Beighley family welcomed visitors at Zion's Valley. Watersons shop at Felderton. Jesse Barnett visits in Wilkinsburg. Melvin Silvis works near New Kensington. Uplinger and John Sturgeon visit near Whitesburg. Mrs John Wasson and daughter visit with Diana Beiphley. Rev A S Kresge moves to Germany. Knepshield family with relatives visit Apollo. the Porter Derrick project noted. Os loar Wherry family children stay with aunt Beas Wherry and hospital care for Mrs Wherry. Will Waterson family visit Iselin.

Ridge Mable Shoemaker Avonmore John Snyder C. P. Ewing Stetler Earl Manners V. Heeves Dean Ashbaugh Saltsbury H. Snyder Rearick Apollo A. Ft. Ashbaugh Dean South Bend Frank Lambing Walter Ewing Chester Harvey Oliver Harvey West Lebanon Robert Fassett New Kensington Dwight Bruce Miriam Baker Lillian Gwynn Armstrong Boden Edith Buckley L. C. Rosensteel Dorcas Mack Coleman Rev. Alter Marion Center Presbyterian Church Frank Hickey Idaho Mae Soll Pittsburgh T. W. Fiscus Indiana Ruth Smith Biderton Beulah Emma Munshower Martin Fiscus Alex Wilson Elders Ridge Howard Kimmel and Murray Ankeny John Neal Httle Son Biairsville Quinn Reba Neal Jacksonville N. A. Davis Ira Lawrence Spahr John Beighley Zion’s Valley Waterson Felderton Jesse Barnett Wilkinsburg Alshouse Melvin Silvis American Gas Co Uplinger John Sturgeon Whitesburgg Devers John Wasson Lon's Valley Pridny Eallera Diana Beiphley A. S. Kresge The Reformed Church Germany Herman Knepshtété

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