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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1928

Page

5

Community Talent Play to Open Next Friday at Canova Hall

The Cree ks ide Teachers Training Class of the ME Church will present a hone talent play at Canova Hall next Friday evening at 8 o'clock. Mrs Jessie FE Johnston and daughter Elizabeth, and Miss Tya Hendricks have returned from a five day trip to Niagara Falls. Mrs John Wkin and children of Manor have returned home. John Fulton is on the near list. Mr and Mrs Weasel and Mr and Mrs Finney spent Saturday at Silver Lake in New York. Wiss denesieve Warden visiting betresnher Rev Boston and family away en 2ewwien. XG Or of Indiana waving down his hardware store. Mr and Mrs Willis Tinley here for a short visit. Mrs W F Warkehart and family in Purmesutawayy for a few weeks. Mrs Charles Brewer and som in Indiana Friday. The Aremen held a dance last Friday. Miss Emma Treese of Pine Grove spent last week with Mrs Wilbert Mepine. Mrs M J McDonnell and Eliza I McDonnell spent Friday with Mrs Wende Douglass of Pine Grove. Victor Frank and family of Cher wy Tree spent Sunday at John Franks. Mrs Lawrence Repine Abeem in Spangler Hospital for past six weeks now able to heat. Mrs Jennie Patterson, Mrs Jane Brown and S M Griffith attended the Davis reunion on Saturday. Miss Sara Jones of Johnstown called on Mrs Jennie Patterson last week.

ME. Church Canova Hall Jessie FE. Johnston Elizabeth Tya Hendricks Niagara Falls John Wkin Manor John Fulton Arek Airs Weasel Finney Silver Lake New York Wiss Denesieve Warden Boston Indiana Willis Tinley W. F. Warkehart Purmesutawayy Charles Brewer Som Emma Treese Pine Grove Wilbert Mepine M. J. McDonnell Eliza I McDonnell Wende Douglass Victor Frank and Family Cherwy Tree John Frank S. Yirs Lawrence Repine Spangler Hospital Jennie Patterson Jane ‘Brown M. Griffith

Weekend social notes from Wilkinsburg and surrounding towns

Wilgus C H W Smith and wife called in Wilkinsburg over the weekend. C D Gorman and wife of Indiana attended a close school reunion Thursday. Gladys Tairigh of Lewistown visited her parents in town. Fonie Pelterine Billy McMillen and Ivan Felterman, linked to Jonitta College at Huntingdon, have returned home. S S Raleigh spent the weekend with his family here. Ivan Fetterman and Tonio Motterman attended the Western Pennsylvania Young People's Convention in Windber on Friday. AML reported an excellent convention. Mrs Walter Lity visited her mother, Mrs Nettie Wright, last week. Thomas King and family are visiting Mr and Mrs Lee Brose. Ivan Petterman attends Camp Harmony and will return September 1.

C. H W. Smith Wilkinsburg C.D. Gorman Indiana Gladys Tairigh Lewistown Fonie Pelterine Billy McMillen Ivan Felterman Jonitta College Huntingdon If. S. Raleigh Ivan Fetterman Tonio Motterman Western Pennsylvania Windber AML Walter Lity Nettie Wright Thomas King

Reunion and social visits mark Strongstown week

Strongstown reports the Orner reunion in Johnstown on Saturday with Mr and Mrs Bennett and Mrs it We Duncan and Miss Grace Orier in attendance. Murray Detwiler and Meggie Croyer of Hellwood visited Sunday. Mrs J C Garrett and daughter Marie returned from a week in Momer City. A fire destroyed a dwelling on the Paul Molnair farm last week. Prof Robert Laing of Heilwood visited schoolchildren last week. An old saying notes some men prefer not to earn more money while holding a lily.

Bennett We Duncan Grace Orier Orner Johnstown Murray Detwiler Meggie Croyer Hellwood J. C. Garrett Marie Momer City Paul Molnair Robert Laing Heilwood

Local visits and travels noted in Pittsburgh area

Mildred Fleitz of Pittsburgh spends vacation near here. Vandergrift families visit Marion Putt. Elmira relatives John and Alex Good with Mary. Akron residents vis it Mack Hamilton on Morris. Pittsburgh couple Harvey Witherwright visit Andy Williams. Walter Malcinim hospitalized at Pixonville. Opal Putt and Francis Jenney visiting farmer’s sister Mrs Matthew Cancer Vandergrift. American Whale and Flag Association notes J I Hudson Detroit owns largest flag 90 by 165 feet. The flag’s field measures 2 by 64 feet and stripes seven feet wide with 40 diameter stars. Flag weighs 640 pounds. A misread line about Adam and Eve in Garden of Wien ending with a dubious moral.

Mildred Fleitz Pittsburgh H. Silvix M. Conner Vandergrift Marion Putt John Good Alex Good Mary Elmira H. 8 Sebring Ethlyn Flyd Mitchell Akron Mack Hamilton Morris Harvey Witherwright Andy Williams Walter Malcnim Pixonville Hospital Opal Putt Francis Jenney Armer Matthew Cancer American Whale An J. I. Hudson Company Detroit

The Cook's Lost Letter Mystery Romance

A man finds a lost recommendation letter in a magazine guiding him to hire Gladys Turner as housekeeper. She becomes essential to the siblings and a budding romance unfolds as he recruits her for a dream home life, while Jean and Gladys prevail in managing the household and stories.

Plumville Visitors Return From Cleveland and Pittsburgh

Local notices recount Mrs Walter Rankin and son George visiting relatives in Plumville from Cleveland Ohio and Rev Robert Wood joining his family for a week long stay. Other guests include Mrs Zalla Shmpson of Govode and Mae Davis of Smicksburg with extended calls on Miller relatives and the Douds family in town. One humorous note condemns quick stopping of cars versus pedestrians.

Walter Rankin George Cleveland Ohio Ranking Lucinda Rankin Zalla Shmpson Govode Miller Weald Teanna Davis Mae Davis Smicksburg William Shawn Town Frances Wyant Kittanning Cecil Keplar Cambria County Robert Wood Pittsburgh J. N. Cochran Gladys J. W. Douds Helen McDonald Maud Stuchel Mabel Lukehart Amos Piter William Pier Punssutawney J. W. Weaver Fred Molt Margaret Douds Mrs. Wood Wood

Moorheads and visitors roam Chambersville area

Mr and Mrs W O Moorhead and daughter Carrol of Indiana called on trienda Monday evening. Horace Hilberry and wife and son Harold of Namine visited C A Brady on Sunday. Mrs Anna Gray and boys visited her sister Mrs C A Brady on Saturday. Ladies Missionary Circle to meet at Mrs F B Kirk on Wednesday afternoon August 21. Mrs Watt Kinter visiting Blairsville Greensburg this week. Kirk and family at Cliffside Sunday. Howard Brady and Sanford Over of Dixonville visited their parents over the weekend. You oppose capital punishment yet hear a self made man in the smoker making you reconsider. Most cars are paid as used, but not so quickly.

Onald Sinulais Hils Mar Jean Donald The Gladys Corner Gladys Turner Sinclair & Co Glarys Turner Tig Gladys Stielairs Deny Ermeisin Dowd Ten Oyne Joan Glidys Tie W. O. Moorhead Carrol Indiana Horace Hilberry Harold Namine C. A. Brady Anna Gray Greensburg Kirk Cliffside F. B. Kirk Kit Howard Brady Sanford Dixonville

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