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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1930

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Thanksgiving Guests Reach Across Town and State

Thanksgiving festivities bring relatives from Ashland Ohio Wilkinsburg and Punxsutawney to visit in town. Local families host guests including Dorn family Mohney Wingert and Baun while students from Indiana State Teachers College spend vacations at home. Various households share meals and family time across the region.

Geneva States Covode A. L. Plereea Blain Peffer James McMillen Lawrence Reed Ashland Harry Peffer Ralph Ruble Bobby Sarah Gall Wilkinsburg Paul Mohney Harold Rochester Milla Ralph Ruhl Elmer Homan Irene Dillts James Helvetia Ella Dilts Town Ralph Wineberg Linus Simpson Oak Tree Samuel Dorn Floyd Dorn Indiana Harry Mauvk Punxsutawney D. A. Dorn Jacob Wachob Annie Moot Roy Rachel BH. H. Glass Gladys Alta Dorn Mrs. Mohney New Bethlehem Charles Wingert Oran Baun Clearfield County

Numerous Maple Grove visitors and local gatherings noted

A long list of visitors from Cleveland Warriors Mark Tyrone Indiana and Dayton joined Conrad Sloppy and Coy families for gatherings. Local stops included church services at Cracked Creek and Thanksgiving visits with relatives in Indiana and nearby towns. Deer hunting trips and a new grist mill business by B F Sheesley are also noted.

Progress Trespass Notices Price List

A short notice lists prices for printed heavy paper or muslin trespass notices. Paper 6 for 25 cents, Muslin 3 for 25 cents, plus five cents postage. Cash with mail orders. The item closes with a quip from Temple Owl about a lamb at fifty miles per hour.

Temple Owl

Thanksgiving News and Social Notes From Bolivar Area

Activities and visits across Bolivar and nearby towns. Family gatherings on Thanksgiving, marriages, a surprise birthday, travel to Philadelphia, and church events are noted. Edible aid drive at the Fireman’s hall seeks gifts for the needy. Local illnesses and accidents are reported, including mine injuries and a arm fracture. Dated social life highlights include diversions and visitors from Jeannette and Pittsburgh.

Local Visitors and Community Notes From Marion Center Area

Cherryhill H R Postlewait and Mr Hee of Marion Center were recent callers. Many locals went to the mountains to hunt big game. R A Martin made an Indiana call, John Gibson and Ford Parry visited Heilwood. John Gibson, Allen Martin, Iral Savage and Jay Gibson attended the H O Kimmel sale at Shelocta. B Sweeney, Ed Roddy and Pearson Gardner shipped machinery to New Kensington for a road grading contract. Miller Pyle was a Penn Run caller. Ladies attended a Pine Flats quilting. J W Kinter saw John McCoy. Miss Ruth Martin of the State Teachers College spent Thanksgiving at home. Miss Mary Beveridge of Heilwood ill with scarlet fever.

Helen Davis Cleveland J. L. Adams Lawrence Calvin Dean Glenn Marie Annabelle Thelma Roy Bickle Warriors Mark Carlton Ellenberger Tyrone Paul Steetle Pauline Indiana Ford Smith Kenwood Wm. Schultz Sheloca H. J. Adams Paul Frank Fridoof Johnstown G. J. Gallatin Dayton Conrad Sloppy Glenn Coy Dennis Roser G. R. Waltemire Ruth Detwiler William McCullough Royden Forrest Coy Derry Finley Stephens Strongstown Melville Coy Olin Helen Cuyahoga Falls Albert Coy Cherry Malotte Mark William Schultz Near Shelocta Mra Samuel Fulcomer Torrance Elmer Bowser Mack Robinson Jeannette A. L. Robbingon Ray M. Alexander Bolivar Harrisburg Philadelphia A. BE. Miller Irvin Miller Thomas Miller John Miller Mission Band United Evangelical Church Minnie Dulls China Morris Walbeck John Clawson Irene Kough Mabel Betts James Betts, Jr W. A. Lear Geo. F. Mack Mack Vincent Mack Welden James Merl Mack Donald Harold John Coleman Doris Jean Irwin Mack Kenneth Mark Clyde Chester Fisher Armor Pearson Lewisburg F. Jay Sutton Robert C. W. Sutton Henry Brendliinger Frank Brendlinger Mary Brendlinger Pitcairn H. A. Fry Findlay Ohio Fay Free Methodist Church Jerry Saxton Carrie BH. Lichtenfels Roy Lichtenfels Renatto Giacomelli Father Jerome Latrobe Clyde McHail Robinson ‘Co Bennie Rager Wintondale Dewey Riddell George Siebold Bert Clark Wm. Clark William Gaul Bethel Cemetery D. R. Forrest J. E. Steffey H. R. Postlewait Mr. Hee Marion Center R. A. Martin John Gibson Ford Parry Heilwood Allen Martin Iral Savage Jay Gibson Shelocta B. Sweeney Ed. Roddy Pearson Gardner New Kensington Miller Pyle Pine Flats Tuesay J. W. Kinter John McCoy Ruth Martin The State Teachers College Mary Beveridge Ig Il

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