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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1937

Page

8

Social calls and visits noted around Jamison and Schrecengost families

Local residents including Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Schrecengost and relatives hosted and visited across multiple Sunday afternoons and weekends. Attendees included the Jamison and Cravener families, the Stepp and Rupert households, and numerous extended relatives from Be y er, Rose Valley, South Bend, and Vandergrift. Wilbur Henderson returned from St. Margaret hospital.

Brush Valley Social Visits Mentioned Across Region

Armagh residents George Dick and family visited Mr. Stake's daughter Mrs. Jay Stake on Sunday. Mrs. Walbeck of Johnstown was guest of her sister Mrs. Mary Douglass over the weekend. Mrs. Etta Houck of Penn Run visited friends last week. James J. Lemmon of Pittsburgh visited his uncle B. F. Blake. Lola Stake spent vacation with her aunt Mrs. Quilla Black in Ohio and has returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Reeger visited Mrs. Brinton Slory of Armagh last week. Edward Buchanan and son are enjoying a trip in Ohio tails week. The Progress and Pittsburgh Post-Gazette to R. D. readers, $5.50.

Brush Valley George Dick and Armagh Mr. Stake Jay Stake Walbeck Johnstown Mary ‘Douglass Etta Houck Penn Run James J. Lemmon Pittsburgh B. F. Blake Mise Lola Stake Quilla Black Ohio Marion Reeger Brinton Slory Edward Buchanan and Son

Wells Birthday Party At Rural Valley Highlights Elkin Visits

Mrs. Doyle Beck of Dayton spent Monday with her mother Mrs. T H Frantz and visited friends. Elkin relatives gathered for an Sunset park reunion near Rural Valley. A large group joined Mrs Wells for her 66th birthday with a cornsupper and handkerchief shower.

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Kellogg’s Hershey Hire Armour Armour’s Streamline Market Philadelphia St Indiana Penna Brown Indiana, PA Fiom Girty G. R. Shute Bobby Myrtle W. C. Jamison Home J. T A. M.jamison D. BE. Cravener Wilbur Henderson J. P. Boyer Yateaboro Anna Smith Cravener Elmer Ed. Cravener Rose Valley W. C. Rupert Glenn Eleanor Nevin Leroy Faglers Run Rupert F. W. Stepp Buff Coleman Patricia Anne William Easton W. A. Coleman Near South Bend Vira George W. B. Porter J. T. Jamison Joseph Parks Near Atwood George Edwards Aon Merwin Beyer A. M. Jamison J. R. Jamison Betty Ruth Smeltzer Wilbur Donaldson W. A. Steppe Jean Harold Fagler Rui J. H. Christy Todd J. R. Smith B. D. Schre J. T. Sheasley Near Mount Union S. C. Rowlay 1Cherry Run Lester Irwin Bobbie Ruth Jackie Warren Edwin Rosensteel Shirley Apollo M. M. Palmer Homer City Robert, Jr Merle Robert Dunmire Robert Raymond Ivan North Apollo Walter King Muddy Run Allegheny General Hospital St. Margaret Hospital Jean Stepp Maxine Schrecengost Erwin Fresh Robert George Vandergrift J. C. Schrecengost The Progress and Fittsburgh Post- Gazette R. D T. W. Phillips Gas Co Cye Diltz Nina Lewis R. Boyd Elkin Timblin Elizabeth Elkin Clara Pearce Aick J. E. Brewer Youngstown D. C. Wells Wells A. B. Warden E. H. Peters North Lima Peters Goodrich Credi Goodrich Silvertown Tires Rair Pennsylvania the Lavalley, Aquatic Troupe Dare Devil- Rowland the Wonderful Rexolas Michael Cahill
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