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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1918

Page

8

Civic and Literary Club opening season in Blacklick

The Civic and Literary Club of Blacklick opens its season on Tuesday evening September 3 in Odd Fellows hall. Program includes greetings by Mrs Auntie Bell a poem by Miss Elia Duncan music by Mrs J C Nippes and Miss Clara Gerhard preservation of food for winter use by Mrs D A Palmer how to prevent waste by Miss Elizabeth Stoneback and a roll call on newest or best recipes Current Events by Mrs J J Spackman. Meetings move to monthly rather than semi monthly. Several town residents and visitors are noted for travels church activities and social visits across Blacklick township and nearby towns.

The Civic and Literary Club Odd Fellows Hall Auntie Bell Elia Duncan J. C. Nippes Clara Gerhard D. A. Palmer Elizabeth Stoneback J.J. Spackman T. V. Palmer Pitcairn Edward Boyle Pittsburgh Joseph Shapiro Altoona A. H. Davies Nancy Work Stonsback Zulu Bruce Cleveland M. $. Bell Joseph Johnston Shirley Mveleth Cedarville Charles Wells Hazelle Lillian Graff Homer City Henry Graff I. M. Raleigh William Caulfield Canton Mr. Caulfield John Graff Ann Arbor Mich Harry Graff Blacklick Township Nial Rook

South Bend Social Notes From Apollo and Nearby Areas

Mr and Mrs George Spalir of Apollo and their two children spent a week with Mrs Spalirs parents Mr and Mrs No A Davis Anna DelLosier of Altoona visited her aunt Mrs W S Wineland Iva Weaver hosted the BOB da Me Club Thursday Pam to Mr lin on Sunday Several residents were callers in Killanning Sunday Henry Rupert of Homer City visited his brother Ralston The remains of Bilas Midmer of Vious Valley and Pearl Moshougher of shady Phin were interred Saturday George of date visited his brother D Z George Quite a number attended the Red Ore Liyad at Girly Saturday night The bridge is being repaired by Mrs Lindsey and helpers Nallie Beighley of Buller spending the week with grandparents Mr and Mrs We Silvis Community Club met in the schoolhouse Thursday evening Mrs Una Prugh of Indiana spent Sunday at her home here Twas GC Widdewson and family visited Newton Warbar of Dix onville Mazel Stuork returned from Johnstown Jmma Strong of Indiana visiting Mrs Ida Groft Mr and Mrs Harvey Swartz of Purchase Line visited friends here Mrs Givert Gates and son Carl and Mrs Gree Cates and daughter Georgia of Johnstown were guests Sunday A two weeks series of meetings opened in the Brethren church Sunday Roy Wolfe and family J W Burkhart and family and Dora Barr visited D C H Wolfe Sunday Mildred and Grace Dick of Mitchells Miss spent weekend with aunt Mrs J M Fyoek Melyile Coy and family of Akron Ohio called at J W Burkhart s Friday evening Mrs Harvey Strong and daughters Elma and Elva visited Mrs Samuel Iremon on Purchase Line Saturday

Indiana Hill District Joseph Shapiro DuBois Susan Dixon Clarksburg Knox Clawson Vandergrift Sophia Williams Jas. Wadsworth Railroad Street Starry Richards Freeport O. Smith Etta Williams Cleveland Minnie Carrie Kelly Charles Alexander Tas Blacklick Yards J. R Rightnonor Omaha Neb Cribbs Marion Cribbs Graftton Joseph McCracken Jacob Cribbs 8. F. Houser Pluma VanHorn Ambridge A. M. VanHorn Arthur B. ‘Warden Ross Brewer Orville Blose Leo White Ot Juneau Norris Johnston John Hamilton Edgar Work Rochester Mills Samuel Mottarn Mary Johnston Georgeville Madeline Wells Pittsburgh J. L. Good Charles Griffith Lester Good Punxsutawney Joseph Strawbridge G. H. Bikin Jueonard Wikin Dora Steele Alda Waddell Wilse Hlauoilton Thorne Hamilton Delsie Hamilton Robert Marshall Plumville Vivier Lemmon Boyd Steele Nic George Kinnan iCinnan Marlin McAfoos Lovejoy A. D. Tiger Lola Mec- Atoos Thursdiary George Spalir Apollo Uanna Thannia A. Klugensmith Killanning Henry Rupert Homer City Ralston Bilas Midmer Vious Valley Pearl Moshougher Shady Phin George Girly Lindsey Nallie Beighley Buller Silvis Una Prugh Widdewson Newton Warbar Dixonville Mazel Stuork Johnstown Jmma Strong Ida Groft Harvey Swartz Purchase Line Riends Givert Gates Gon Carl G. Pree Cates Georgia Harvey Strong Elma and Elva Samuel Iremon

West Wheatfield Social Notes Snapshot

Miss Mary Neely works at the home of George Cline. Charles Clark of Hillside spent a Sunday at his Tronte. Georgy Show bought at Vordcar a property formerly owned by Budd Campbell, who has been in France since February. Whi. Boring is at Camp Lee to see his son Jan who has been in the hospital for some waedles.

Mary Neely George Cline Charles Clark Hillside Tronte Budd Campbell France Whi. Boring Camp Lee Jan

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