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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1928

Page

3

Thanksgiving Day Visits and Local Church Aid Meetings

Smicksburg residents and guests share Thanksgiving visits with relatives in Me and Pittsburgh. The Lutheran Aid Society meets at Mrs. Wae Black’s home on Thursday. The M E Church Ladies Aid meet at Mrs Homer Hyskell’s home. Several locals visit in Pittsburgh and Indiana, with multiple household exchanges noted.

B. B. Crawford William Edmonds Howard Uane Pitsburgh Joe Hare Aid Society of the Lutheran Church Wae Black Mira. L.A. Cassidy Pittsburgh Add Howard Burkett Dickie Anita P. EB. Stiteler B. A. Whitaker Georgeville Albert Stear Charler Beck Indiana M. E. Church Homer Hyskell

Purchase Line Community News Highlights and Visits

A Tuesday cooking demonstration by Miss Owens at S. R. Mumau's drew nineteen attendees. Blanche Ferrier visited her brother Leroy on Tuesday. Catherine Ida Fyock Eva Mumau attended a Literary Society event at Commodore Tuesday evening. Numerous families celebrated Thanksgiving with gatherings at various Mumau and related homes. A Brethren church service occurred on Thanksgiving Day. A vaudeville offer joke closes the column with a light note.

Purchase Line Blanche Ferrier Leroy Catherine Ida Fyock Eva Mumau Literary Society Commodore Harvey Mumau Martin Mumau Alverda Inez R. Mumau Purchase Line Church Ida Houck Dubois W. A. Houck S$. R. Muman Eva Harvey Muman Stev FE. A. Edwards Harold Mary D. H. Swartz 5. R R. Muman J. G. Mountain Jerry Ora Fred Edna Edwards Martin J. R. Mountain Jerome Mountain Mark Fyack Valjean J. W. Fyack

Social Roundup From Blairsville and Nearby Towns

Miss Sarah Duncan hosted a bridge party at her home Saturday afternoon. Many locals and visitors were noted including M. O. Smith returning from federal court in Pittsburgh, Frances Smith and Mrs. M. O. Smith ill, and Mrs. Argyle Miller with three daughters visiting C. O. Smith. Other entries mention Geraldine Fry visiting Blairsville, Henriettnes and Mary Jane Dixon calling, Mrs. Silvis of Salisbury visiting her sister Mrs. James Gallaher, Rev. and Mrs. S. G. Dimming as Indiana visitors, Bernard Brown’s family at J. R. Geary’s for Thanksgiving, Miss Margaret Davis ill, Lesle Stewart returning from hunting near Dixonville, and Rev. Trimmer’s sermon at Union Thanksgiving. Norman Davis visiting home for Thanksgiving, Lizzie Jensco returning to Cleveland for work after a visit, Lizzie Jensco visiting Johnstown for Thanksgiving, Mrs. Stanley Graft Gee a Sunday visitor, Sumner Graff’s slight improvement, Charles Nippes improving at home, and Joseph Shrom visiting Armagh friends. S. L. Longenecker of Grafton and L. Deutrich of Josephine deer hunting. Presbyterian Church ladies plan a bazar in the Bell storefront on Saturday December 8.

Sarah Duncan M. O. Smith Pittsburgh Federal Court Frances Smith Argyle Miller C. O. Smith Geraldine Fry Blairsville Henriettnes Mary Jane Dixon Silvis Saltsbury James Gallaher G. Dimming Indiana Bernard Brown Ross J. R. Geary’s Margaret Davis Lesle Stewart Dixonville Trimmer Norman Davis Lizzie Jensco Cleveland Johnstown Stanley Graft Gee Sumner Graff Charles Nippes Joseph Shrom Armagh

Thanksgiving Gatherings Move Across Local Homes

Mr and Mrs Dave Marshall spent Thanksgiving in the Frank Code home. Mr and Mrs M B McCurdy of Steubenville Ohio visited their parents. Allen Fails and infant son of Pitcairn stayed with Jackson Gibson and Mrs James Barkley and three children of Latrobe. Norman and James Barkley attended the Pittsburgh game. Mrs Mountain is recovering in Pittsburgh after a serious operation. Mr and Mrs C W Shields spent the weekend in Indiana with Mrs Shields sister. Nell McCurdy visited Jackson Gibson on Thanksgiving Day. Mr and Mrs J H Cash have had severe colds. Velma Barkley visited Latrobe. Joe Tomb is ill.

Dave Marshall Frank Code M. B. McCurdy Steubenville Ohio Allen Fails Pitcairn Jackson Gibson James Barkley Latrobe Frank Barkley Norman Barkley James Pittsburgh Mountain Presbyterian Hospital C. W. Shields Indiana Velma Barkley Joe Tomb

Thanksgiving social notes from local families

A collection of brief items from Frog Hollow and surrounding towns recounts Thanksgiving visits by Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Smith and daughters Evelyn and Lucile of Indiana to C. H. Smith home, hosts visiting relatives, guests at various residences, and local folks purchasing radios. An American collector paid $150,000 for the original manuscript of Alice in Wonderland and early copies.

Frog Hollow John Lydie Leylah Fussell Clarence Bouch Milt Lydie Ernest Lydie Tom Sensebaugh Johnstown

Thanksgiving social notes from Maple Grove area

Maple Grove and nearby communities share a holiday roundup. Names include Albert Coy Jos Markey Vera Marie, Walter Carney and G B Holmes hosts, John Dick, G R Waltemire Wava McCullough, C V Householder R H Burnette, Evelyn Wolfe, Roy Wolfe, John Gregg, Mrs John Gregg, Henry and Louis Krevel Jr, Frank Miller, Mrs Mike Hwordeski, Mrs Albert Coy, W L Bowers, Wilmer Henry. Local visits, hostings, and a Pittsburgh appendicitis operation report anchor the brief notices.

Maple Grove Albert Coy Jos B. Markey Vera Marie Walter Carney New Florence John Dick G. B. Holmes Gussie Ewings Pittsburgh G. R. Waltemire Wava McCullough Mike Hwordeski W. L. Bowers Wilmer Henry

Creekside Figures Gather For Winter Plans And Trips

Washington Township notes show Madeline Brewer visiting grandparents W J Brewer while Moody Kunkle went to Willet for business. Charles Eline spoke with son John Hadden. Carnahan and Fleming households headed south for winter. Millard Kunkle shot a doe in Cumming woods. Willian Brewer visited Sherd Kunkle. Johnson Snyder traveled to Indiana. Warl Long and Blaine Long from Akron and Creekside respectively called on Joseph Stuchell. Remarks about a wedding exchange indicate a bride’s departure or preparation.

Madeline Brewer Creekside W. J. Brewer Moody Kunkle Willet Charles Eline John Hadden Charles Carnahan Silas Fleming Millard Kunkle Cumming Woods Willian Brewer Sherd Kunkle Johnson Snyder Indiana Warl Long Akron Ohio Blaine Jon Joseph Stuchell

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