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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1930

Page

10

Rochester Mills Social Roundup and Local Moves

Mr and Mrs Paul Jeffries and daughter and Miss Kerr of Indiana visited the Jeffries parents over Sunday. G H Johnson attended Michael Airgood’s funeral in Cloe. Cyrus Work returned home from Punxsutawney hospital greatly improved. Paul Campbell of Punxsutawney visited Homer Pifer and family. Mrs James Love visited sister Annie Parson. Guy Potts and Ben Ted of Trade City called on Frank Potts. Gail Saktagiver of Ohio visits Paul Smith and family. Ora Graffius closed a school term. Howard Pardee plans to move. Walter Pollock family moving to Duke Center. Ebert Keller and Arthur Elkin work on state road at Gipsy. Frank Hughes and son Jack visit Grant Mauk. Mrs Harry Weaver and R H Knox visit Marion Center. A quip about stock-market men wishing to be young enough to corner marbles on Main Street.

Rochester Mills Paul Jeffries Miss Kerr Indiana George Jeffries G. H. Johnson Michael Airgood Cloe Cyrus Work Punxsutawney Hospital Mra Paul Campbell Punxsutawney Homer Pifer Thia Place James Love Annie Parson Guy Potts Ben Ted Trade City Frank Potts Gail Saktagiver Ohio Paul, Smith Ora Graffius Howard Pardee Geo. Richardson Wilbur Silver Walter Pollock Clark Pollock Duke Center Ebert Keller Arthur Elkin Gipsy Frank Hughes Jack Grant Mauk Harry Weaver R. H. Knox Marion Center

Local Notices From Near Shelocta and Apollo Area

Ed Barnett and family moved to Smith farm formerly Townsend farm. James Taylor and family moved into Townsend tenant house. Harry Heasley and family move to King farm. Mrs H H Hanna shopped for Indiana Tuesday. Rev J N Garner and family Hazelton. Lottie Heckart Sunbury. Mrs Roy Heckart and three daughters Elderton visited Alshouse. Clara Wherry Indiana visited with J N Wherry and Bess Wherry. B E IL M Club entertained at Weaver home. Jane Smith attended funeral of her brother John Heasley Apollo. Ida B Wherry rented furnished rooms to a bridge boss. Mr and Mrs James Moorehead Framans Sunday visitors to William Moorehead. Herman Knepshield and family Apollo visited mother Lon Alshouse. Dan Ruffner visited with his parents My and Mrs Will Ruffner.

Ed. Barnett Shelocta Smith Farm Townsend Farm James Taylor Townsend Harry Heasley pShelosta King Farm H. H. Hanna Indiana J. N. Garner Hazelton Lottie Heckart Sunbury Roy Heckart Elderton Alshouse Clara Wherry J. N. Wherry Bess Wherry B. E. IL. M. Club Weaver Home Jane Smith John Heasley Apollo Ida B. Wherry James Moorehead Fraianss William Moorehead Herman Knepshield Lon Alshouse Dan Ruffner Will Ruffner

CLARKSBURG Church Notices and Social Gatherings

Preaching service on the next Sabbath at 11:00 with Sabbath school at 10:00. Rev J W Mountain assisted at the funeral for Mig McCracken at Kent on Monday. Mr and Mrs Paul Stuchell of Kent visited the Harry Ferguson home and Attended church service in the afternoon. Mr and Mrs Harry Coleman and daughter Margaret Jean staying with brother Mac Coleman at Elders Ridge. Mrs John Kennedy of Lewisville caller in town Monday morning. James Clark Clawson son of Dean and Mrs Clawson celebrated his fourth birthday Friday April 25. Mr and Mrs A C Lydic and son Harry and Miss Myrtle Lydic of New Alexandria visited at the George Lydic home.

J. W. Mountain Mig. McCracken Kent Paul Stuchell Harry Ferguson Harry Coleman Margaret Jean Mac Coleman Eldergy Ridge John Kennedy Lewisville Our Town James Clark Q Clawson Dean Clawson A.C. Lydic Gon. Harry Myrtle Lydic New Alexandria George Lydic

Local people notes and social visits around Punxsutawney

Marchand Ed Moot heads to Buffalo for work at Bell Telephone. Ladies Aid holds a gilt Monday, then takes it out Thursday. Wade McDonald resumes work at Philips Gas after sickness layoff. Residents travel to Elwood City Pittsburgh and Dixonville visit relatives. Several family moves and social gatherings fill the week including church lectures and community meetings.

Weekend visits and local social notes in Marion Center

Mrs Frank Asoyer and children from Johnstown spent the weekend with Hon and Mrs C R Griffith. Mrs Caroline Park returned home after wintering with daughter Mrs W C Byars of Webster Pa. Mrs H E B Kerr and Miss Pauline Treer from Punxsutawney spent a few days with Mr Kerr. Miss Virginia Tyger went to Taylorsville for a stay. Mrs Carrolton Philippi visited her parents in East Mahoning. The Lake family of Indiana were guests of Mrs Lake’s mother Mrs Julia Barr. J C McCormick and family visited Mrs McCormick’s brother Iva Wynkoop at Larimder. Miss Etta Work of near Rochester Mills was a business visitor Saturday. Charles Van Horn, formerly ill, stayed with his sister Mrs Homer Montgomery of Plumsville and returned home. Miss Addie Pounds was an Indiana visitor Thursday.

Frank Asoyer Johnstown C. R. Griffith Town Caroline Park W. C. Byars Webster H. EB. Kerr Pauline ‘Trerr Punxsutawney Kerr Virginia Tyger Taylorsville Sabbath Carrolton Philippi Sowers East Mahoning Township Lake Indiana Julia Barr J. C. McCormick Etta Work Rochester Mills Charles van Horn Homer Montgomery Addie Pounds

Local Social News From Smioesburg and Surroundings

Mr and Mrs Clay Stiteler and daughter Alice and Mrs Prank Uncapher spent Friday at Indiana. Mrs John Lewis and Mrs Thomas Taylor visited Mrs Harry Stiteler at Plumville on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Robert McBrier spent last week with their daughter Mrs Drone of New Bethlehem then returned home. Mr and Mrs William Rack of Indiana spent Sabbath with friends here. Mrs Irene Beck and Mrs Clarence Stiteler, and Mrs Ed Sweeney called on Mrs Joe Hare Sabbath. Mrs Hura has been ill for some time. Mrs Merle Black and Wayne Walker recently returned from Punxsutawney hospital. Mrs E Condron spent a week in Vandergrift returning home with grandchildren Howard and Harold Zimmerman. Mr and Mrs Paul Stiteler and children visited Mr and Mrs Quint Whitaker at Georgeville on Sabbath evening. Mr and Mrs Harry Elkin of Wikinaburg spent the weekend with brother Dave Elkin.

Moot Buffalo Bell Telephone Go Ladies Aid Society Wade McDonaigh Philips Gas Co D. A. Dorn Elwood City I. M. Lewis Sam Wineberg Pittsburgh Reese Peffer Jane Peffer East Mahoning Township Harry Mauk Black Covode H. W. Smeaton Ralph Rhule and Son Sadie Gaul Wilkinsburg W. H. Zehner Mary Zehner Hazel Mary Brown Rachel Moot Y.M.C.A Punxsutawney C. M. Wingert Helen Powell Jake Mottern Genevieve Earl Huff Dixonville J. H. Rahenkamp Claudine Hahenkamp Cliff Ringle A. L. Pierce A. Shumaker New Bethlehem John Hoffman Distant L. W. Powell John Painter Paul Painter Marchand John Simpson Marion Center Morris Hile Indiana Margaret Homan Zion Church Covdle Horace Huey Clay Stiteler Alice Prank

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