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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1925

Page

6

Thanksgiving Visits Across Indiana Family Gatherings

Thanksgiving greetings and family visits centered in Indiana. Harry Meely spent the holiday with his mother Mrs. Laura Meely. Mrs. Elna Shoup and children Ruth and George visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. Woods. Campbell from Indiana called on Mr. and Mrs. Palmer and others in Blacklick. Florence McMilhoes spent time with Louise Woods. Omer Shoup and Mrs. Norman Hawsen visited Rohindale relatives Sunday.

Harry Meely Laura Meely Indiana Elna Shoup Ruth George J. ¢. Woods Fb. Campbell Wngw Palmer Burt G. W. Palmer Blacklick Florence McMilhoes Louise Woods Omer Shoup Norman Hawsen Rohindale

Local residents and visitors gather for holiday weekend

Clarence Wright and family returned from Butler where he worked on the state road. A group including Joe and Sherd Pardee Will Tense George Walker and Frank Wright hunted in the mountains. Sam Tiger Kenneth Wright visited Howard McFarland on Saturday. Huth Rodkey spent Thanksgiving with Fay McAdoo. Carl Gorman Clarence Walker, formerly at Swiss Vale, visited home over Thanksgiving. John Farrell and wife from near Cherry Tree spent Sunday with T G Learn. A W Walker of Gipsy visited his parents over Sunday.

Clarence Wright Butler Wright Joe Sherd Pardee Will Tense George Walker Frank Wright Sam Tiger Kenneth Wright Howard McFaryland Huth Rodkey Fay McAdoo Carl Gorman Clarence Walker Swissvale John Farrell Cherry Tree T. G. Learn A.W. Walker

Nedda's Spring Cleaning and a Shanghai Dream

Nedda recalls a spring fantasy of a blue-eyed suitor and a distant rich uncle in China as she cleans out old clothes. A telegram announces her father’s death and a later visit from her lover from China rekindles hope, ending with a plan to keep the suit and embrace.

Fa Tebvan Nedda Mrs. Hartley Neddal O'Malleys O. D. Lim Neda China Aunt Ida Leve Brooklyn

Local residents visit and travel updates from Ellwood City area

George Gaul of Ellwood City spent the past week at home. Families from Clairton Clymer Gary Indiana and Braddock visited relatives in town. The Gearharts moved to Baxter. Miss Donahue returned to Pittsburgh after visiting Camerons Bottom. Local business callers and visitors include H B George R B Muffley and M Durkin with several Braddock and Barnesboro connections.

Thanksgiving Week Social Notes Across Dixonville Area

Leonard Orange spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs W P Orange. W H Buterbaugh recovering from bronchitis is able to be out again. Miss Virginia Heilman of Pittsburgh visited with Dr and Mrs Heilman and others. Frank Buterbaugh made a business trip to Indiana. Mrs Htta Rankin visiting relatives in Freeport and Pittsburgh. Roy Kidd and family of Glen Campbell visited William Bowers. Blaine McMillen and Clair Maize households hosted Thanksgiving guests. Many men went to the mountains to hunt big game. Read Henry Hail's Christmas shoppers news on another page. Albert Profughi, employed in Cleveland, spending vacation with parents. J B Swisher hosted Mr and Mrs Murray Conrath on Sunday. Charles L Boyce was a Pittsburgh caller. Wallace Learn and families visited Mose Blakley in Indiana. A birthday party for Mrs Elizabeth Vaison’s son John was held at her home. James Laing and John Gregor Ivy, Gettysburg students, spent Thanksgiving with parents. Mrs Rufus S Gleagon of Falconer NY visiting aunt Mrs Hulda McMillen. Hugh M Allister and wife visited friends in Homer City Sunday.

John Shankel Walter Mumau Indiana Magele Sheesley Stodkey Ambrose Rowley Charles Mc. Quown Howse RB. W. Anthony Archie Wadden G. W. Myers Melvin Payne M. L. Houk Clair Nupp R. W. Anthony Charles Keating Harold Tanks Dean Buterbaugh Clair Napp Margaret Rankin Curwensville Wm. Rankin RE. W. Houk W. H. Buterbaugh Virginia Heilman Pittsburgh Sloan Hail Jeannette H. B Heilman Wm. Gromley Gipisy Frank Gromley Frank Buterbaugh Htta Rankin Freeport Roy Kidd Glen Campbell William Bowers Blaine McMillen Clair Maize Dixonville Albert Profughi Cleveland Sam Profughi Murray Conrath J. B. Swisher Charles"l., Boyce Wallace Learn L. H. Pearson Hugh McAllister Mose Blakley Elizabeth Avaison John James Laing John Gregor Ivy Gettysburg Rufus S. Gleagon Falconer N. Y Hulda McMillen Hugh* M Allister Homer City

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