Visitors and anniversaries mark town notes in The Progress
Marion Center and nearby towns record guests and visits from Indiana Ohio and Pennsylvania. Families such as Thomas Lewis Fisher Hopkins Adams Mountain Barr Park Martin and Moore attend events and holidays. The paper notes whooping cough cases and recommends The Progress as a yearly gift for distant friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Thomas
Charles Lewis
Idiana
Horace Kinterson
Chal
Fisher
Mary
R. , Lockard
Opal
Kinter
Paul Hopkins
East Mahoning
John D. Adams
Home
Addie
Pounds
L. H. Mountain
Punxsutawney
Julia Barr
Indiana
Digging His Own Grave
A heated confrontation on a mountain trail ends when the bank robber Bull Danby orders Smith to dig a grave. Smith feigns meekness then uses a quick knee strike and a hidden revolver to turn the tables, wounding Danby and seizing weapons as sheriffs close in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ubelius Smith
Bull Danby
Smith
Tle
Los Angeles
Danby
Gollce
Danist
Atrethus Smith
Bull
Pull Danby
Thenether
Pine Flats Church Oyster Supper and Bazaar
The ladies of Pine Flats Christian Church plan an oyster supper festival and bazaar in Odd Fellows Hall on Saturday evening December 13. A cordial invitation is extended to all. Also notes of local social visits include Myr and Mrs Ira Myres and children in Indiana, Wilson Glassford visiting Cherryhill, John Engle a Clymer caller, and various local residents shopping or visiting Indiana as listed in community notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church of
Pine Flats
Odd Fellows Hall
Myr
Ira Myres
Indiana
Wilson Glassford
Cherryhill Township
John Engle
Clymer
Charles Apler
Philadelphia
Frank
Muffney
Glory
Fred Gance
Heilwood
Sara Glenn
Misa Watson
Sprouhl
William Nelson
Billy
Geo. Lindsay
George
Margaret Engle
Parry Home
Sherman Barnett
Drew Waltermire
Dixonville notes and community items from local visitors
Dixonville reports visiting relatives and neighbors with several residents listed as guests and jurors. Community sing plans set for January at the Wesleyan Methodist church, plus updates from Shaeffer and others and a humorous Victorian ad interruption.
Heshbon Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits
The Apollo area notes a flurry of visits and sightings. Armagh played Johnstown with Heshbon residents attending Friday evening events while residents like R V Clawson and Roy Walbeck made simple calls around town. Families such as the Dias and Lichtenfels hosted gatherings, and several church and farm ties appear with trips to Elderton Dilltown and Vandergrift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armagh
Johnstown
Heshbon
R. V. Clawson
William Dias
John Lichtenfels
Robert Bertalino
Florence Wagner
BW. Brilhart
Nanty-Glo
Mra
O. J. Wagner
Dilltown
Ross McElhoes
Paul Lichtenfeld
Mt. Tabor
Roy Walbeck
Ray Palmer
Guy McConnell
Russel Palmer
An Easy Gift Idea The Progress Christmas Gift
A $2.00 subscription to The Progress makes a fine Christmas gift for 1931. The gift lasts all year with weekly papers delivered until time runs out. A Christmas ecard is sent with the gift greeting when The Progress is mailed.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Christmas
Parker
Wilbur Widdowson
Marion Center
Harold Fisher
Clarion County
Margaret Hamill
John McCreight
New Kensington
Meredith Hastings
Lynn McCoy
Arnold Flick
Bobby
James’ Caine
Lucille Laughlin
Akron
C. R. Laughlin
L. N. Park
James L. Martin
Pittsburgh
Park
Mrs. Martin
J. C. Moore
Town
Clymer Water Service Company
Division of
Federal Water Service Corporation
Web
Thur
Broadway
Winnie
Gloria Swanson
Cherryhill
Dixonville
C. P. Ruffner
Tarentum
Harry Sterner
Sterner
Simco
Elizabeth
Berner
Carl Pearson
Leonard Pearson
Shaeffer
Glen Campbell
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Jas. Patterson
Paul Hess
Albert Bolvin
Dias
D. R. Bolvin
Alphonse Ruffner
Greenfield
Ind
A.S
Hall's
H. E. Deamer
Margaret Dias
Bolivar
Blair Dias
Wintondale
Hazel McHlhoes
Milward Dias
Lynn Boring
Jean
Ross McEinoes
W. T. Ding
South Bend
Venla Townsend
Lizzie Painter
R. A. Sims
Henry Townsend
Kittanning
Maria
Sara Smith
Weaver
Rev. Knoll
Apollo
Missionary Society of the Lutheran Church
Alshouse
James Shoup
Turney Townsend
Sam
Brown’s Boot Shops
Brown's
Brown's Boot Shops
Blairsville
Gordon
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