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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1925

Page

5

Cherry Tree Notes From East Run Funerals and Visits

Funeral of Langham's brother in East Run led list of local mentions. Visitors and relatives from Burnham, Allensville, Clearfield, Indianapolis, Latrobe, Spangler, Akron, DuBois, McKeesport, Johnstown and Rochester were noted among weekend gatherings, homecomings, and social events. The piece also covers hospital stays, church events, meetings, and travel to Bedford Springs and Lancaster.

Langham East Run Misa Betty Taylor Burnham R. O. Lytle Ethel Allensville Roy Loser Wise John Kuhn Clearfield Robert Dinwiddie Rowena Russell Indiana Clayde Brothers Flastings Ralph Johnson Spangler J. F. Fry Vera Swatsworth Hart Langham Berringer A. A. Keirn Ralph Akron Seth 5 Stephens Edith Paul Stephens Hensburg J. C. Cooper Alex Gearhart Altoona J. H. Hevner John Shellenberger Rochester N. Y J. W. McFarland J. F. Johnson Ted Wadsworth James Flysh and Sons Wm. Huffman Gipsy H. S. Strassler Geraldine Butterbaugh Clearfield Hospital Beatrice Zellar Lyde Trimble Cherry Tree H. C. Hanna Mary Sara Hawes Helen Cooper Mary Tonttin Barnesboro J. B. Worrall Ifl Presbyterian Church

Local Notes From Smicksburg Area Socials and Births

Smicksburg and Plumville residents shared family visits and Sabbath school group activities. A 10 pound boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. H Blaine Dodson. Guests included relatives from Wilkinsburg, DuBois, Butler, and Harmony, with multiple families visiting throughout the week.

Clark Marshall Plumville Annie Griffith H. Blaine Dodson King’s Daughters Lutheran Church Ada Gahagan John P. Bond Wilkinsburg C. C. Bond J. H. Hazlett Bruce Niel Butler

Ling family reunion draws large crowd at old homestead

The B F Ling family reunion is set for Saturday at the old homestead four tiles east of Armagh, with Mrs Ella Plowman of Johnstown visiting relatives nearby. Also noted are two houses under construction in Gas Center and a Mountain Oak square dance Tuesday night with Harry and Charles Tweedy of West Virginia, plus Ben Elder of Juniata attending a Pittsburgh ball game Wednesday.

Hart Bedford County Mary Crawford Chicago Hila Dilts James M. Hallender Joseph Steinmers Bissell Barnett Rankin Clyde Kelly Locust Spring Farm C. E. Fife Fife Youngstown Fite Ella Wilts Floyd Darr Indiana Ed S. Darr Max Dorn J. T. Saltsgiver Wilkinsburg Carl Glass Renfrew Earl Glass Punxsutawney Annie Moot Owen King King A. T. Moot Minneapolis Minn Ralph Rhule Edgewood John Melsase Monongahela Wm Howe Pittsburgh Mary Pollock Ward Smith Juneau Ble Homan L. B. Moot Greensburg J. J. Bolander Urbana Watson Bracken Black Meek Edward Stutzman Robert Hutchinson Harry Rager Webrum L. 8 Stutzman Nancy Tinkcom B. F. Ling Armagh Ella Plowman Johnstown Gas Center Harry and Charles Tweedy West Virginia Mountain Oak Ben Elder Juniata

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