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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1928

Page

9

Modern life and parking woes and a witty collage

An assortment of observations on modern cars crowds, youth demographics, and social quirks. A census statistician notes fewer young people by share, while more reveal themselves. A humorous Hart and Smart quip follows about honesty and typos. The piece mocks picnicking without furniture, endless dancing, and the decline of old hash amid many delicatessen stores.

Hutchison and community life in East Wheatfield

In East Wheatfield and nearby townships, church groups and families host and attend meetings and reunions while residents travel to Cleveland and Pittsburgh. The village notes describe farm visits, weathering storms, gas and oil activity, and social gatherings among Hutchison, Findley, Silvis, and Minto families, with local clubs, church circles, and civic events.

Local Socials Notebook From Franklin Dayton and Nearby

Franklin and Dayton area residents hosted and visited over the weekend with numerous family and friends. Guests included Mr and Mrs Henderson of Franklin with Mr and Mrs Lewis, Mrs Gahagan hosting and others from West Virginia Indiana Pittsburgh New Kensington and Waynesburg. The gatherings featured calls at homes and weekend visits among local households and chamber of commerce staff in Waynesburg.

Montgomery Pittsburgh Hobart Shellhammer Elia Smith Indiana James Smith D. B. Townsend H. H. Hanna Apollo A. L. Lenhart Paul and Mark Scottdale Alshouse Ambrose Redland Cal M. KR. Henderson Franklin Carl B. Lewis Ada Gahagan Mabel McCormick Minnie Stiteler Mac Haren James Mendie West Virginia Thomas Taylor John Lewis Frank Uncapher Dayton Dave Untapher Lucette Uncapher C. KB. Yount Waynesburg Yount Chamber of Commerce Lutheran Parsonage

Rochester Mills Social Notes and Campaign Quip

Mrs John C Lemmon of Findlay Ohio visits her mother Mrs Cevilla Work. Linle Sider and daughter Fanny, plus the Elders, Downeys and McMillens, travel to Akron and Indiana for family visits. Louise Ross returns from State Teachers College Indiana. Campaign manager jokes about Podsnap losing memory. secretary riffs on campaign contributions.

John C. Lemmon Findlay Oho Cevilla Work Linle Slder Fanny Howard Raleigh Idamar Homer Downey David Indiana Jo Ohn Elder Zeddie Mc¢Millen Akron Ohio Q. ©. Moore Glen Campbell Frank Moore Lisle Elder Louise Ross State ‘Teachers’ College Podsnap

Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Family News

McIntyre and family spent part of last week with Parkwood relatives. Blairsville and Blairaville visitors, and coal Run gatherings noted. A new arrival, John William Learn, brings joy to Ross Learn. Multiple local trips to Indiana and Latrobe, reunions in Purchase Line, and crusade attendance are recorded. Friendly relations with Mexico noted as a closing sentiment.

Sara Miller Vandergrift Jewell Jennie Ina New Texas Joe Brenner Sarah Brenner George Head Johnstown Virgie Alshouse Purchase Line Warren Butterbaugh L. Fyock D. H. Swartz California Northwest David Baily North Dakota Emma Strong S. R. Mumau W. J. Kidd J. S. Fyoeck J. W. Warner Fpyock J. W. Uncapher Marion Center Jay Uncapher Slickville Milton Neal Roas Campbell Parkwood Belle Henry Clark Blairaville W. L. Henry J. B. Laughery Plumylile Coal Run Ross Steetle Indiana Alex Cunningham Ross Learn John William Walter Saltsburg J. R. Learn Lyle Stewart J. Stiffler George Prank Henry Billie Auliman John Lensure Frank Kerr Mill Valley J. G. Lowman Jesse Peifferland John Suittes M. A. Lowman Laura Kinnan Dennis Ray Lowman Jank Reithmiller Muhaffey Christan Church G. A. Muman Margaret Lowman Noble Lowman

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