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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1925

Page

5

Birthday party at Nan cy Tomb home in East Wheatfield

A group of girls visited Nan cy Tomb on August 1 to celebrate her birthday, sharing an excellent lunch and outdoor games. The report also notes various local visits, reunions, and travel among residents of East Wheatfield and nearby towns, with several families mentioned in connection to Tomb and Hutchison households. The item closes with town notes on church services and community events as well as a note about a bumper crop in Tudiana county.

Local Social and Church Notes from Wintondale Area

Miss Evelyn Bracken visits relatives near Cramer while Mr and Mrs Ling host James Stuteman at their home. Revival services begin Tuesday at Blacklick M E church. Harry Rager of Wehrum is hospitalized in Johns Town with blood poison. Mr and Mrs J J Plowman host Ling family for Sunday. Rosage family guests of Ressler family. Lyster family from Latrobe returns from two week Atlantic City vacation.

Wintondale R. D Evelyn Bracken Walter ‘Bracken B. M. Ling James Stuteman In Jr Cramer Milon MM. Miller Blacklick M Harry Rager Wehrum Memorial Hospital Johnstown J. J. Plowman Viola Melvin Doyle Leo M. M. Ling Joseph Rosage Martin Ressler H. N. Lyster Marjorie Latrobe Atlantic City

Buck-Run Preaching and Sunday School Schedule

Buck-Run preaching services in the Mission hall occur every Sunday morning at 9 30 with Sunday school at 10 20. Midweek prayer meeting is held each Wednesday evening at 8. Edna Hadden and Eva Lydie, employed in Indiana, spent Sunday at their homes locally. Mrs Walter St Clair and daughter Lois Gene of Clymer visited Mr and Mrs E B Lydiee Sunday. J W Hadden visited I M Hadden and family Sunday. William Jargie of Clymer called on Emma Leasure Sunday. Mary Langham spoke with Helen Hadden Sunday afternoon. Edith Widdowson of Jen mer s visiting Mrs Sylvester Langham for a few days.

Mission Hall Edna Hadden Eva Lydie Indiana Walter St. Clair Lois Gene Clymer E. EB. Lydiee J. W. Hadden I. M. Hadden William Jargie Emma Leasure Mary Langham Helen Hadden Edith Widdowson Jenmers Sylvester Langham

Penn Run Social Notes and Cattle Market Report

Penn Run and nearby communities report visits and family news as residents travel to visit relatives in Heilwood Indiana and Homer City. The cattle market section lists stocker and feeder prices with varied grades and ranges from fancy steers to stock bulls.

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Pine Flats Community Notices and Weekend Visitors

Pine Flats residents welcomed Mary Liter home after a two week visit in Youngstown. Wilkinsburg couple Harry and Mrs Dunlap spent the weekend in town. J G Lixfield of Clymer visited A E Williams household on Sunday. Mrs Harold Bagley of Commodore returned home after visiting her parents. James Davis of Culver and Miss Helen Williams of Indiana were guests Friday at Hayes Williams. Moving pictures to benefit Rebekah lodge at Pine Flats Odd Fellows hall on Saturday August 22. Rev. M M Smith to preach at Baptist church Sunday evening. Dunlaps from Pittsburgh spent the weekend here. Sara and Alice Glenn visited their home nearby on Sunday. Charles Lemon and wife from Hollidaysburg were callers at Minnie Stephens' home Monday. Perry Davis and family from Heilwood were guests of E G Davis on Sunday. Mrs HE Parry visited Mrs Miller Pyle Monday. Etta and Sara Parry spent Sunday at home here.

Nancy Tomb Aliee Stutzman Verna Guldin Rebecca Elliott Helen Stephens Mary Margaret Gesse Findley Jnne Cramer Carrien Liazzie Hutchison Sedena Bidelman Marian Gordon Martha McFeaters Dorothy Mack Kathryn Pro Falcon Nancy Tinkcoin Velma Rodgers Beulah Johns Nora Wads D. W. Tomb Allentown Wadsworth Jesse Wadsworth Merle McCormick Minneapolis Minn J. J. Hutchison Royden Taylor Pegsy Barbara Prothero Indiana Armagh Emma Campell Johnstown H. R. Falcon Findley Roscoe Tomb Lynn Squire Tex Ford Dalhart Frank Gromley Duncanaville Ross Hazlett Howard Dishong Whensburg Henry Stafford A. R. Wanchisen Daniel Bennett Gipsy Clarence Conner Harry Holsapple Ira Penn Run C. A. Ginter William Lewis and Son Cherry Tree Harry Heilman Pittsburgh Sloan Hall Jeannette Heilman Mary Liter James Biss Youngstown Harry Dunlap Wilkinsburg J. G. Lixfield Clymer Harold Bagley Commodore James Davis Culver Helen Willams Hayes Williams Pine Flats Odd Fellows Hall Rebekah Lodge M. M. Smith Baptist Church Sara Alice Glenn Charles Lemon Hollidaysburg Minnie Stephens Perry Davis Heilwood E. G. Davis HE. F. Parry Miller Pyle Etta Sara Parry Ward Devers Alvin Mae Dunmira A. M. Silvis Carl Carnahan Mary Jane Apollo Margaret MecGaughey Samuel Bryan Helen Bessie Silvis Robert King Montgomery’s Bridge George Christy Vandergrifts T. W. Fiscus Barbara. Gibson A. M. Martz Leonard Rearick Vandergrift Brick Church Mt. Union

Social Roundup From Buck Run Community

Mr and Mrs Z N Hudson and family of Uniontown visited Mr and Mrs Samuel Langham. William Jarvie of Clymer joined Mrs Emma Leasure and others for Sunday calls. Langhams traveled to Johnstown and Jenners. Ethel Widdowson from Jenner Somerset visits relatives here. Harry Hadden called on I M Hadden. Local youths attended a carnival at Indiana last week. Dennis Meyers visited David Wyland and family. Paul Widdowson and daughter visited Marry Wissinger. Boise and Delbert James of McKeesport visit grandmother Emma Leasure. Kenneth Leasure spent Sunday at home. Eva Lydie and Edna Hadden visited parents. Marie Wissinger visited cousin June Widdowson in Clymer Thursday.

Z. N. Hudson Uniontown Samuel Langham William Jarvie Clymer Emma Leasure J. B. Langham JSON Gerald Johnstown Jenners Ethel Widdowson Jenner Somerset County Walter St. Clair Lois HE. EB. Lydie Kenneth Leasure Eva Lydie Edna Hadden Marie Wissinger June Widdowson

Local Residents Visit, Travel Bounds In Indiana and Stafford

Heilwood J Berry, a business caller, visited town. H M George of Indiana transacted business here Saturday. Henry Mumper and family vacation out of town. James Beveridge and family visited relatives in Stafford Sunday. H C Ford was a business caller in Indiana Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs R E B Muffley and Mr and Mrs Mike Thomas were out of town visitors Saturday. Mrs H M Henry and children weekend with sister Mrs Andrew Wanchisen of Hillsdale. Mrs C L Kitchen hosted the Ladies Aid Society Thursday evening.

J. ¥. Berry H. M. George Indiana Henry Mumper James Beveridge Stafford H. C. Ford R. EB. Muffley Mike Thomas H. M. Henry Andrew ‘Wanchisen Hillsdale C. L. Kitchen Ladies’ Aid Society

Area testing planned in twenty townships

Meetings were held last week at Gambleton Perch Run Marion Center Blairsville Blacklick township and Hillsdale to organize transportation of veterinarians disposal of feeders and other tasks. Upcoming sessions are scheduled August 12 in Cockport Green township August 19 in Grant township August 20 in Buffington Ling school house 8 p.m. and August 21 in Young township Anderson school house 8 p.m. Dr Munce of the Bureau of Animal Industry says testing will occur in September in 20 townships.

T. B. Néatiies Gambleton Perch Run Marion Center Blairsville Blacklick ‘Township Hillsdale Cockport Green Township Grant School Grant Township Buffington Township Ling School Young Township Anderson School House Munce Bureau of Animal Industry

Dairy Cattle Judging Contests at Indiana County Fair

Three dairy cattle judging contests will be held at the county fair this year featuring Holsteins Jerseys and Guernseys. A Dairy Extension Department member from State College will officiate. The winning teams from each breed will compete at the National Dairy Show in Indianapolis October 10 to 16, financed by First National Bank Citizens National Bank and Indiana Deposit Bank. A fuller county fair announcement will appear later.

Dairy Extension Department State College Indianapolis First National Bank Citizens National Bank Indiana Deposit Bank of

Late Fall Vegetables for Succession Planting

The article notes it is not too late to plant vegetables for fall use. It lists lettuce corn salad cress kale kohl rabi button radishes and spinach as safe choices for this season and suggests succession planting to extend the growing period.

Poultry Culling and Caponizing Demonstration Planned

A poultry culling and caponizing demonstration will be held at J. J. Camp's farm near Cherry Tree on Wednesday August 19 at 4 p.m. The event promotes strict culling as feed costs rise, urging removal of loafing hens to save resources.

J. J. Camp Cherry Tree

Sunday Visits and Local Remarks Across Towns

Ritterton families from New Kensington visited C R Smith and Homer City friends. Mr and Mrs Steck visited near Johnstown. Johnston family from Hammer City spent Sunday with Paul Campbell. Joe Hursoskey and two children visited his wife in Indiana hospital. Harl Huff from Juneau visits Cleve. Ben Williams and son visited Clymer friends and Lochard called on George Keith. Fourteen miners were at work. Keith family reunion set for Keith farm on Thursday August 27.

Walter Heyford New Kensington C. R. Smith Lion Market Homer City C. R. Steck Johnstown Mr. Johnston Hammer City Paul Campbell Joe Hursoskey Indiana Hospital Harl Huff Juneau Cleve Ben Williams Clymer

Blairsville to Hold One Hundredth Anniversary Homecoming

Blairsville Chamber of Commerce sets September 27 to October 3 for a week of events marking Blairsville borough incorporation centennial. Activities include church services, registration, pageant, automobile day, queen crowning, merchant dollar day, industrial parade, ox roast, old settlers day with theatre, speeches, fiddlers, field day, pageant and ball games.

Blairsville S. H. Shepley John Stokes Armory D. M. Kier John G. New J.P. Archibald Old Settlers F. M. Graff Richelieu Theatre S. W. Miller

Local Notes from South Bend Area Community

South Bend area residents are listed visiting relatives and socializing. A moonlight picnic near West Lebanon drew about 50 attendees. Several families report illnesses including measles and mumps, while St Jacob's Lutheran church schedules no service and Mt Union hosts a joint day with Rev B F Hankey preaching.

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