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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1915

Page

8

County Tourn Town News Details Night Shootings and Local Happenings

County town notes report Sam from Italy purchasing a Market street property and surviving two bullet impacts on a plate glass window. A gasoline explosion damages Vorlage brothers’ building. losses about 500 dollars. Church unions, obituaries, travels, and local infra updates fill pages with residents visiting, building contracts, and camp events across Homer City South Bend Tunnelton East Wheatfield and Armagh regions.

Sam Italy Market Street

Mitchells Mills Street Scene And Birthday Visit

Rain makes streets impassable in Mitchells Mills as two years of no repair pass. Mentions of Mrs Maggie Rodkey killing a black snake on a Verona boardwalk and visits by Mrs Gayle Fisher and her daughter, Mrs Viola Kelly celebrating her twenty first birthday with friends in attendance. Other brief notes include EH Wissinger's eastern town visit and Hastings visitors Edyth James and twins staying with Mrs EB Sickenberger.

Maggie Rodkey Maybelle Bouchamer Gayle Fisher Verona Viola Kelly EH. Wissinger Sample Run Eastern Town Edyth James Hastings J. Sickenberger John Clark Mr. Clark

Local social notes from Penn Run and area visits

Greenwich and Mrs. Earl Stephens host gatherings at Mrs. Kelly’s grandmother’s home in Penn Run. Numerous visitors roam between Clymer Davis Vandergrift Blairsville Apollo and Indiana with many family and friend calls. A touring car buys and band activities accompany a week of visits and small-town news.

Wells and RoW family welcome baby boy

Mr and Mrs A Wells announce the arrival of a baby boy at their home Mrs RoW Cilla visiting friends in Dixonville this week Mrs Albert Shaffer and family of Plumville were guests of her parents Mr and Mrs BW Van Horn for a couple days last week. Mrs J C Wells motored with FF Welster Stiteler Mr and Mrs of 7 iloover and Miss Nila Bell of Soucksburg to Hellwood for an Odd Fellows event Thursday. There will be preaching Sunday afternoon at 7 o'clock by Rev M L Rowland.

Wells Row Cilla Dixonville Albert Shaffer Plumville BW. van Horn J, C, Wella FF. Welster Stiteler Iloover Nila Bell Soucksburg Hellwood White Oak Flnt Tl. Rowland Faye Diltz Frances Dubola Zula Pluma van Horn James Rankin Homer City John Ackerson Binekiick

Local social notes from Marion Center and area

Misa Verne Farnsworth visits Mrs P J Thomany in Marion Center while Elz Vie Kinood, Unstan, and Judson Parry host visitors. Clarraville residents Grumbling Douplase Bowser McDonnell attend John Smitt event and tank supper. Hannah Tolites is a Pine Wing caller. Gibson guests. Mrs Washington of Pittsburgh visits Zenny Mines’s home. Joohn Smith and Frank Adame families attend the funeral of Mrs Mattie Patterson.

Mra W. OW. Unstan Elzvie Kinood Judson Parry D. Grumbling John Douplase Bowser and McDonnell Clarraville John Smitt Hannah Tolites Ealler Calvin Gibson John Gibson Mrs. Washington Pittsburg Zenny Mines Mia Joonah Smith Frank Adame Steele Carr Mattie Pattarson

Rochester Mills and Area Social Updates

Miss Play Weaver spent a week with Punxantawney friends before returning home. Mrs Calderwood and daughter Lee Verna visit friends and relatives. Mrs Wiliam Sheesley suffered a partial stroke Saturday. Nowell Bros. held Presbyterian church services Wednesday evening to a large audience. Olive Gibson visited Altoona on Sunday. George Shipley and family of East Liberty visited the M. Wella family. Mrs Rhoda Farrel and Pittsburg children visited her parents the Rowleys and returned home Friday. Samuel Burkett and family attended the funeral of his brother Thomas Burkett of Big Run. Miss Alice Walker stayed with her sister in Indiana. George Mumau and wife of Latrobe spent time on their farm nearby. Grace Hamilton of Ambrose visited Mrs Diltz. Stork brought a baby boy to Earl Reichmiller and wife. Harvey Widdowson and family spent Sunday in Indiana. Mrs Matthew Grishart and children visited her parents. My maid Mrs John Raleigh of Purchase Ling was mentioned.

Bob Johnston Vorlage Brothers United Presbyterian Congregation Goff United Presbyterian Church R. E. McClure Lutheran John Irvin Washington Presbyterian Church Howard McIntyre Livermore Henry, Geary Bairdstown Pacific Coast Cunningham Helen Cunningham John Major Cokeville Graff Brothers Charles Kerler Pittsburg Anna M. Smith Louise Pershing New Florence Alva Swartz Jane Douglass Geo. Douglass Vandergrift Bessie Wilson Newark N. J John Wilson 5. C. Taylor M. G Miller Jamison Latrobe Mary Glen Atlantic City Philadelphia Adolph Herman M. G. Miller Frank Aldenhoefer Indiana R. V. Hartman Salina Reformed Church Wineland Hollidaysburg H. H. Wanna Mra Rev. Lauffer Morris Rupert's Girty D. B. Townsend Harry Harbinson Buffalo O. L. Hunsberger Dorothy Elders Ridge A. BF. Laughlin's Roy George Zion's Valley Mary Townsend West Lebanon James Smith Margaret Leechburg EB. T. Smith Bart Jackson W. G. King Pauline Apollo Wherry School Lutherat Chuck W. J. Silvis J. H. Wray J. C. King Henry Townsend Madeline Hill Alfred Silvis A. R. Ramer Rev. Wolfe W. S. Wineland J. F. Alshouse W. T. Anderson East Wheatfield Arthur Sutton Coraopolis Jennie Johnston Armagh Dean Kramer Berwyn Grant Bidderman Wm. Smolenske Denver Colo John Slaughterbeck Lou Moses Daly Johnstown A. Cunningham Ralph Mildred Wineman Homer City R. T. Hutchinson Lydia Keefer Washington, D. C Mabel Hutchingon Helen Hutchingon John Stiles R. T. Hutchison Rosa May George Hutchison John Kelly Allegheny General Hospital J. N. Dill Hugh Mack Harry Killen St. Louie John Killen Virginia Caldwell Presbyterian Bible Harry Fox Camp Tib Clyde Anna Marion Lola Kime Adabel Rinter Edna Frantz Dollie Fidna van Horne Myrna Nannile Nichol Della Thomas Hoover Webster Stiteler J. M. Nichol Guy Kime Punxsutawney Nannie Myrna Nichol Bert Kinter Clarence Painter G. W. Hazlett Gertrude Nichol Albert Shaffer Plumville B. W. van Horne Leona Wingert Greenwich Earl Stephens Samuel Kelly Son Doyle Richard Learn Frank Meelins Hughes James Fleming Miaa Edna Frech Charlie Sel Frech Wilkinsburg Irene Black Meade Buchanan Migs Orpha Streams Davis Bess Ament Saltsbury Cooper Home Annie McGranor Rochester Mills Foster Lightcap Todd Kinter Line Thomas Joseph Gamble Mary Cribbs Blairsville Robert McLaughlin Belle Weiss Ida Shields Jemima Kooser Dale Prothero Play Weaver Calderwood Lee Verna Wiliam Sheesley Nowell Bros Misa Olive Gibson Altoona George Shipley East Liberty M. Wella Rhoda Farrel Cornelius Rowley Samuel Burkett Thos. Burkett Big Run Alice Walker Calvin Halmiston George Mumau Latirobe Grace Hamilton Ambrose Diltz Earl Reichmiller Harvey Widdowson Matthew Grishart John Raleigh Purchase Ling

Local Social Notes and Congregation News

Mrs. L. F. Robinson and daughter Virginia visited near Jacksonville. Anna Kerr stayed with Minnie Gibaon. Mane Smith from Gastown visited. R. J. Russell and family and J. M. Kerr were at Homer on business. James Walker of Indians visited friends. Norman Schrecengoat and family with Annie Orr visited. Albert Heer visiting his daughter Mrs. Harry Kerr. Mr. and Mrs Frank Fleming and Carl called Saturday. W. C. Carney and four children from Davin visiting Milo Hileman family. Maggie Hamill visiting Ruth Pfeffer of Marion Center. George Adamson and sons Virue and John attended funeral in Ave­nmore. Francis Leia went to Indiana for encampment. Samuel Edwards home from hospital. Jesse Crooks visited his mother. Mary Flanagan and Zella Adfimson back from visit. Communion service at St John’s Lutheran on August 22.

Shelocta Creekside Annie Orr Albert Heer Harry Kerr Frank Fleming Carl W. C. Carney Davin Maggie Hamill Ruth Pfeffer Marion Center George Adamson Vir Ue John Joseph Smeltzer Avenmore Francis Leia Indiana Samuel Edwaris Jesse Crooks Mary Flanagan Zella Adfimson

Cham bersville Visitors and Local Accidents Report

Mrs Chas Davis Bell and Mrs Rose Taylor were Chambersville visitors Monday. D C Davis and son Clay were business callers at Wallopsburg Thursday. The stark visited the Jamison home Saturday and left a baby girl. Clair Hawk attended the National Guard encampment in Indiana Sunday. John and Joseph Secrist of Sagamore visited their uncle Chas Hamilton Saturday and Sunday. While riding at J Q Smiths farm Howard Wolfe fell from a horse and broke his arm in two places. Mrs Chas Hamilton and daughter Rebecca visited the Myers home Monday.

the Stark George Jamison Clair Hawk National Guard Indiana John Ad Joseph Secrist Sagamore Chas. Namilton J. Q. Smith Howard Wolfe Chas. Harmilton Rebecca Myers

Also Mentioned on This Page

County Town News Celia Morgan Kunkle Renners Wm. Kunkle Church Street Roberts Grove J. BR. Morris Horace Kunkle Greensburg Robert Williams Glenshaw C. C Harold Snyder Ralph Kunkle Leff Gerhart Pennsylvania Railroad Jake Autto Lucerne Cyd Foust Arlington Hotel Everatt Myers Fred Dobson G. H. Dobson Elm Street South Bend Olive Crum DuBois Lavenia Martha Townsend J. Hendersen George Spahr Merril N. A. Davis Alshouse Virginda Nellie Alshouse Blanche George Townsend Tunnelton Nathaniel Nesbitt John Cook Samuel Duncan William Burkstresser Joe Hudson Knickerbocker Blanche Downs J. W. Shawfield Archie Randalls Harry Dunmire J. M. Whitesell A. J. Wyncoop Craig Mabel Tom Black Florida Olie Kenan Baker Lizzie Stine Avonmore Frank Jones Deemer Dee Joseph Palmo Richard Simons West Penn Hospital Georgeville Norman Edna van Horn Wm. McAdoo West Lebanon J. A. Hart Lulu Lerch Vandercrift Flodia Fulton Solida Troutville Charles Rearick Frank Paul Coulter Belle Myrna George Shady Plain W. A. Dible Parkwood Howard Paul Miller Havel Miller Squire E. A. Miller Rossmoyne Covode David Freyer Somerset County J. A. Gaul Glenn Campbell States Kitjlanning Butler Blair Gawl Sporteburg Harry Beck Graffing Earl Beck John Beck East Run M. J. McQuown Ted Ord Vesta Burkey Hedwood E. Mumau W. J. Farnsworth Dora Edmiston G. H. Daugherty Windber 5. F. McCune Karl Lawrence Aldrigette New Washington Misa Verne Farnsworth P. J. Thomany Kenwood Wallopsburg OUR Mill Women’s Union Suits India American Calico Fairbank Tee Bie Shepherd
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