Local residents take motor trip to Buffalo and beyond
Dr J A Shrom and family depart with Margaret Cunninghall and her daughter Duke for a motor trip to Buffalo and other points. Mrs Margaret Patterson visits friends in Pittsburgh.
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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1919
Page
12
Visitors and Relatives Gather for Short Summer Visits
Miss Nellie and Geraldine Fry joined their cousin at her New Florence home for a two week stay. Mrs. George Page of Mineral Point visited relatives here briefly. Mrs. Charlie Grater recently toured Indiana. Mrs. Elizabeth Williams left for Punxsutawney for a two week visit. Mrs. Murray Moore of Edgewood returned home after a visit with Miss Clara Gerhard. T. T. Snyder and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Rager of Grafton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie
Geraldine Fry
New Florence
George Page
Mineral Point
Charlie Grater
Indiana
Elizabeth Williams
Punxsutawney
Murray Moore
Edgewood
Clara Gerhard
T. T. Snyder and Family
Alverton
John Rager
Grafton
Ruth Smith
Pitcairn
Fannie Liebold
Dewitt Cunningham
Cora Donahue
Johnstown
John Hail
LeJnie
Blairsville
8. M. Black
Beaverdale
James Cunningham
Fay Graham
Cresson
James Riddell
Merrill Miller
Creekside
Wilson Byers
Wilda
Hulda Long
Derry
W. H. McCollim
Samuel Lichtenfels
Denver
Cole
Alice R. Alers
Glen Campbell
United Evangelical Church
Sara R. Scollen
Barnesboro
Lulu Griffith
Naper City
Elma Williams
Carrie Henry
K. M. Quickel
Virginia
George Vanderhoof
Newark
N. J
D. W. Fluke
Samuel
Dorothy
Altoona
Fluke
Penn-Mary Hospital
George McBihons
David Schriner
Butler
Ladies’ Aid Society
the Presbyterian Church
Duncan
Frank Wilson
Margaret
Butler and Clarion
Lyle Bothell
Sam
France
Effa Duncan
Pittsburgh
Charles Brown
Alex Brown
Greensburg
John Brown
Meade McHenry
Laird Byers
Wm. Byers
James Gibson
John Calhoun
Dixonville
Turn
Joseph Heavner
Wyed
London
Anna Wissinger
Blacklick
Taylor
Jane Ellen
Beech Creek
Charles Kimes
Elizabeth Frye
Patchenville
Dred McLaughlin
Millsburgh
Belle Merughiyin
May Moorhead
Youngstown
Irou
Diavis
Clty
Tren
Padiant Winarshiy
Armide Hunser
Dedld
Afr
Ind
Mo. Divik
Mo. Divik and Daughtery
Sara Ann
Katherine
Chirk Davin
Rome
Washigton
Early buyers rush in as others wake to the scene
Witnesses say rival collectors arrive first to stake claims, then hustle to cash in on the unfolding situation. The scramble underscores growing interest and competition as more people become aware of the opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Indiana County Almanac of Social and Religious Notes
Miss Letitia Duncan of Pittsburg visits. union services at Methodist. lectures, picnics, and institute plans fill week in Indiana. Local travelers, visitors from Canton to Blairsville, and numerous salute events mark community life. A motor collision near the post office injures J A Simmonson but passengers are unhurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letitia Duncan
Pittsburg
Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church
Harry Graft
Chester Nippes
Indiana
Methodist Sunday School
Locust Park
Carrie Gessler
Stoneback
J. A. Simmonson
Donora
Punxsutawney
Will Caulfield
Pittsburgh
J. Sides
New Kensington
Charlie Penman
Chili
South America
Indiana County
W. C. Seeman
Jacob Richards
Cairo
Ill
H. P. George
Henry Shaub
Lancaster
J. F. Christlay
Grace Barron
Jay O'Neil
Lona
William Dickie
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T. H. Duncan
Oakland
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Commissioner of Banking
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John T. Bell
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United States Court
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James N. Stewart
Register
L. F. Sutter
Joan A. Scott
John A. Scott
M. Jack
Lawis
J. W. McCartney
Treas
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Teller
T. T. Rankin
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Lester Winger
Ella Thompson
the Savings & Trust Co
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