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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1927

Page

5

Kerr Reunion and Parish News in Smicksburg Area

Local residents recount visits and family gatherings around Smicksburg with multiple social calls. Notable items include the Kerr reunion in Simpson woodlot, church services planned, school enrollments at Plumville High, and various visits among neighbors and relatives across Indiana and Trade City.

Reunion Guests Highlight Area Social Ties

S Ren Pollock for SHERIFF Mrs Lewis Fisher of Pittsburgh visited her sister Mrs C Wallace last week. Many locals hosted and visited relatives and friends from Greensburg Indiana Saltsburg John Kough and family attended the Carnahan reunion near Saltsburg.

Lewis Fisher Pittsburgh C. Wallace Joseph Marshall William Neal Sloan Ida. Burkhart Cuthbert Virginia Esther Warman Iva Marlin M.A. Carnahan Charles Carnahan Walter Harman Josiah Fisher Carnahan Saltsburg Indiana John Kough Charles Crooks Greensburg Margaret Crooks Jesse Crooks Robert Whitacre Dayton J. E. Blystone Karl Welly George Brown Niagara Falls William Boyer and Son Whitesburg M. J. Boyer Myron Rearick Vandergrift J. D. Blystone John Cochran and Hammond Ind

Local Social Notes From Glen Campbell Area

Miss Marghetta Bostie and family visited relatives in Myale. Miss Jon Yruner leaves for California for months. Mr and Mrs J O Miller hosted visitors. James and Clayton Fisher head to Pittspaugh for work. Axel Mannerhberg and bride returned from Bradford. Locals attended Beer Union event. Joya Main works at frame factory. Charlie Bernett and Chris Hoover from Indiana visited. Various residents referenced in week extended social notes.

Glyde Werringer Kathleen Lovejoy Orrie Rickard George Barnesboro Marl Long Stafford Max Tangham Bob” King Pine Grove Ruth King Hollidaysburg B. N. Beringer Women's Missionary Society James Douglass Cherrytree Crooked Creek Jeff Love Ansel Beer Curvensville EH. Kirk Hart Shields Comemodore Wirry Miller Kirk Indiana Niehal Laidiana Paul Brady Willter Miller Dixonville W. D. Gand Punxsutawney Robert Knox Charlie Buck Marchand Lawn Wesley Doty Hannah Brown Maribelle Guthrie Cevilla Work Annie Richardson Lee Richardson John Lemon Mansfield Ohio WW. KE. Wesvyer Marehall Ira Drummond Johnstown Eugene Elder Tyna States Dubois Alice Philipps Youngstown John Snyder John Barret Tredford Tia Marghetta Bostie Mia B.D. Wilmoth Jon Yruner California Pank Gandorf Kaabeth Noo Aly J. O. Miller Dines James Clayton Fisher Pittspaugh Archie Pennington Axel Mannerhberg Bradford Ryan M. By Brilhav Synekey Mes Mack Gimmel Byssvilhirt Muimaiwa Mas Drvey Sheesley Muga Joya Main We Oc. Mibmai Charlie Bernett Chris Hoover Dadiana Saterday Walter Munira Iuieb Sot Vergian Mutered Co Johnsenbaug Wedineahis Hisi Weels

The New Fall Coatings Arrive

Fall fabric lineup includes 54 inch Zelia suede finish in maroon red green sailor blue and dark at 4.45 per yard 54 inch Manitoba coating in sawdust rose red blue black and navy at 3.50 per yard 54 inch Broadhead with blue tan and garnet plaid at 2.45 per yard 36 inch wool crepes in fall shades at 2.50 per yard 54 inch wool flannels in new shades at 2.75 per yard 38 inch wool plaids for school dresses at 1.00 per yard 386 inch school plaids in new checks and plaids at 0.50 per yard

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Area residents plan visits and local notices in Armaugh

Armaugh area residents and families are listed for visits and short trips to New York Niagara Falls and Lake Erie. Several locals report health updates and social visits with relatives in Johnstown Marion Center Nanty Glo Blairsville and Heilwood. Community members attend gatherings and a Grange concert on September 9 to benefit a dormitory at State College.

Harry Mack Dorothy Charles Ling Daughire Ruth Scott Scribbs Mervin Harry New York Niagara Falls Lake Erie Phey Mabel McCachren Marcy Hospital Johnstown Ivy Mae Roy Ling Merile Cunningham I R. Falcon George Dick Larohe Erange Grange Mall Pairis State College Samuel Cunningham Mabel Indiana Napey Vyoib Ernest Lichtenfels Jobn Stiles Sher Qn Hilis Ling Chaningham Aed Din Hlen Arevl Kenney H . Falcon Anson Polaid Bernizer

Indiana extension event and local notices in Parkwood

William Hicks of Pittsburgh visits Parkwood as Indiana extension celebration attendees include Maude Peeler Ross Peeler John Winger W L Neal Harry Couch William Hicks William Watt Sam Dible H D Ray cuts hay on Henderson farm Indiana Grange visits Parkwood Grange September 7 No chicken supper at Quaide Smiths proceeds benefit Crete Church Schools begin dates for Young and Armstrong townships Frank Brauer and Fred Pierer visit. Blair Shirley and family at Thomas Watts H St Couch buys Star Jar A vacuum cleaner remark ends with a misprint about risque stories

William Hicks Pittsburgh John Ray Indiana Crete Church Edna Craig Merle Craig Margaret Dible Young Township Armstrong Township Frank Brauer Wilson N, WY Fred Pierer Butler

Boys' Shirts on Sale in Various Colors and Sizes

At $1.00 to $1.50 boys shirts offered in fast color percases and white broadcloth. Sizes range from 12 1/2 to 14 1/2 with new color patterns and broadcloth options at $1.50.

Boys Blouses In Fancy Stripe and Broadcloth Options

Catalog notes list boys blouses priced at 79 cents with stripe and check madrag and percales. fast color. Also 95 cent white and colored broadcloth blouses described as superior quality and finely tailored.

Boys' Golf Fall Shipments Arrive for School Days

Fall shipments arrive in time for the first school days. Wanted colors and combinations in stock. Priced 50e for boys extra wear school case black and brown. Pair 25¢.

Girls' School Hose and Sport Hose Prices Listed

The advertisement promotes girls hosiery with 25¢ to 50¢ prices. Fine ribbed lisle hose in fall weights offered in sand champagne tanbark pongee black. Also new sport hose 7 8 and full length knit to fit priced at 50c per pair.

Wall Blackboards Attract School Aides In Prices

Wall blackboards priced 95 cents 1.95 and 2.95 are advertised for students. A wall blackboard in the home is presented as a helpful aid for schoolchildren. See them in the Toy Basement.

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Pennsylvania W. P. Littlefield Insurance Service Indiana, Pennsylvania Holland Dockrill Company Gordon Trig Georgeville Robert Dilts Duff Crawford Smicksburg Wernes Marlimore W. T. Frederick Kerr Shmpson Flanpah Lemon Lowman Neal Plumville High School Simone Mary Shupson Sar Chapman Crean Means Arthur Chapman Glenn Pitacemold Delbert Pitagerald John van Storne Kenneth Goon Charles Coon Mabel Kinter Indiana Fish School W.T. Frederick Mildred Howard Lockard Mr. Neff Willis Frederick Horace Kinter Bert Kinter Lucille Neal Trade City Mary Jean Sulter James Heigenrater Siller Albert Whitaker Blaine Coon Marion Center Noble Lemon Berringer Chambersville Billy Belry Glasser Phila S. Ren Pollock Washington Township Rochester Mills Glen Campbell ORD Indiana, Pa Bell Taffetas Armagh Strongstown Robert Laing Nenwood Ralph and John Wagner Webgam J.C. Garrett Gladys Troxell Nanty-Glo HK. P. Duncan Irene Margaret Ondriczek Katherine Cramer Frank Dearmy Gene Croyer Ella and Blanchard Hammond Heilwood J. P. Garrett J. P. George Milton Hoffman John Comet Alita Furbaugh Miss Griffith Alina Liam Orne Ninty-Glo Parkwood Blair Shirley Thomas Watts H. St. Couch Dick Thompson Penna
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