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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1936

Page

6

Georgeville reunion and local notices at Dixie Park

A reunion for former teachers and pupils of the Georgeville act idol will be held at Dixie Park near Georgeville on Saturday August 15 at the home of Mr and Mrs A Floyd Stear. Local residents posted various visits and events including a lit society trip to Smyrna, visits by T C Elkin and others, a hospital patient, farm activity, and a locally sold newspaper subscription.

Rossmoyne Georgeville Dixie Park Floyd Stear Leonard Bikin T. C. Bikin Smicksburg Smyrna Will Moorehead Youngstown, O Frantz Roesmoyne T. H. Frantz Merle S. Marshall IC. Thompson Marshall Mra Cal ‘Good Tanoma Mr. Good J. L. Good Mary Good Oral Dubois Nan Skinner J.L. Good Virginia B. Lydick Pittsburgh T. W.phillips Gas Company Mabon Indiana Hospital Stanley Elkin

Vandergrift Area Families At Events And Visits

Local names including Mr and Mrs J C Schrecengost with children Glenn and Maxine attended the Van dergrift circus on Friday. Charted visits span Vandergrift to Home and West Lebanon with relatives, shoppers in Kittanning, reunions at the Indiana Fair Grounds and Alishouse, and family updates from Vandergrift to Smicksburg and Slate Lick.

Thelma, Clark Mildred West Lebanon J. T. Jamison Agnes Coover Vandergrift A. E. Klingensmith J. I Schrecengost Paul Glenn Maxine Kittanning Anna C. Smith Roy Ross Smith Julia Keppel Frank Keppel Near J. C. Schrecengost J. D. Schrecengost Nelson Indiana Fair Grounds Edward ‘Cravener Donna Gastown D. H. Cravener Mary Elien Matthews D. E. Cravener W. R. King Verle Muddy Run Mre. King Robert, Jr Merle Jamison M. H. Kelly Indiana J.h.christy Gon, Todd Slate Lick

Community Social Visits Across Local Towns

Mr. and Mrs. Merle Boren and children plus other families from Brackenridge New Kensington and Indiana spent Sunday with Dean Elgin. Various locals from Indiana Apollo Leechburg Kittanning Vandergrift Dayton Shelocta Ford City Worthington Warren and McIntosh were noted visiting relatives or shopping.

J. T. Sheasley T. J. Shaeffer Spring Church Apollo Leechburg John Kaufman and Indiana Amos Boyer H.C. Richard Dorothy Josephine John C. C. Dunmire Kittanning Evelyn Ruth Irvin Warren C. Rowley Hyldah Boyer McIntosh Robert Mahan David Rearick Lloyd Walker Advance Paul Walker Near Atwood

Clarksbury Sunday School and Nearby Social Visits

Sunday school in Clarksbury planned for next Sunday at 9 46. Community notices recount visits and gatherings: Mr and Mrs C W Hart of Derry spent Thursday with Carrie Blaicks. George Graham Jr of Blairsville visits William Shearer’s. Charley Gray and family stayed with William Pearce. Mrs Elricks visited Mrs Lytle in Saltsburg. Cunningham and Elricks visited N H Taylor near Indiana. Fleming, Fleming, and Elgin from West Tubanon visited Carl Fleming. Cooper reunion at Wallace Shearer’s. Mrs Lukehart and daughter from Trafford spend week with Dean Clannon. Harry Coleman family attended a weiner roast by Ann Rutledge club near Roy Dick farm. Nora Nairds returned to Pittsburgh after vacation with Wesley Lukehart family. Dorothy Lukehart from Trafford visited Dean Clawson. Hazel Blakely and Mrs Douglass visited Luther Elbell. Allen Love and son from Vandergrift visited Indiana folks. Clare Marshall and Irene Wassam from Indiana visited Marshall and McCall homes. Harry Ferguson and family and Moorhead families camped near Plumville. Heath and Ronnie from Iselin visited William Pearce. William Shearer family visited S E Waddle in Livermore. Tracy McCracken family of Newrytown hosted dinner with Mabel and Cynthia Cribbs. George Lydie and son visited New Alexandria. Alice Clark returned from Pittsburgh. Roxie Shirley and daughter visited William Shearer.

Charley Gray William ‘Pearce Raymond Elricks Carrie Elricks M. J. Lytle Saltsburg Clifford Cunningham N. H. Taylor Indiana Charles Fleming Richard Fleming Clair Elgin West Tuebanon Wesley Lukehart East ‘Liberty Dorothy Lukehart Trafford Dean Clawson Hazel Blakely Town George Douglass Irene Iselin Luther Elbell Penn Run Allen Love Richard Vandergrift Clare Marshall Irene Wassam Marshall 8. E. Waddle Livermore Tracy McCracken Newrytown Mabel Cynthia Cribbs George Lydie New Alexandria Pittsburgh Alice Clark Roxie Shirley Salisbury William Shearer

Brookville Visitors Attend Events From Johns and Ewing

Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Johns included Mr. and Mrs. Pulliman, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cowan, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Deiler and their daughter from Brookville, and Frank Nelson of Jamestown New York. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lambing visited Apollo on Saturday to call on Mrs. Artie Ewing and son John. The Wilsons also called at Richard Johns Saturday evening and at Artie Ewing's Sunday evening. Tinted concrete can now be made economically.

Richard Johns Pulliman Ed. Cowan Ben Deiler Brookville Frank | .Nelson Jamestown N. Y Frank Lambing Apollo Artie Ewing John Ross Wilson Ewing

Birthday surprise for Boyd Boring in Strongstown

A birthday party drew a large crowd Monday evening for Boyd Boring. The Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Edna Dearmy’s home Thursday. Mrs. Agnes Blakeley is ill. Misses Helen and Julian Tate, workers in Union City, N J, are visiting home here. Peggy McKnight of Pittsburgh visits Mrs. Melvin Me Knight. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Sowers called Friday in Indiana. Thelma Boring, employed near Shelocta, spent the weekend here. Mary Lou Cresswell, employed in Harrisburg, spent several days here. Mia, Harry Dearmy and Arlene visited Belzano. Word arrived of William Conway’s sudden death in Pittsburgh. he was well known here. Preliminary television tests began in New York on June 29, first tests in the United States outside the laboratory.

Strongstown Boyd Ladies Aid Edna Dearmy Agnes Blakeley Helen Julian Tate Union City N. J Peggy McKnight Pittteburgh Melvin Me.Knight Guy Sowers Indiana Thelma Boring Shelocta Mary Lou ‘Cresswell Harrisburg Mia Harry Dearmy Arlene Belszano William Conway Pittsburgh Mr. Conway

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