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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1935

Page

8

Deer and bear hunts loom in Clarksburg notes

Clarksburg and nearby communities report multiple hunting successes with deer and a bear brought home by Coleman, Ritz, and Clark. Visitors include Miss Anna Miller of Indiana and Miss Catherine Adshouse visiting local friends. Preaching next Sunday at 2 30 P M and Sunday school at 1 15 P M. Johnstown visitors J W Hill and son Jimmie. Nearby residents and Vandergrift connections are mentioned.

Clarksburg Misa Anna Miller Indiana Willig Miller Catherine Adshouse Harry Coleman Mike Ritz Frank Clark Ward Fulton Dickerson Jean Recant Y Mack Coleman J.W. Hill and Jimmie Johnstown Mary McKim Richard Love Vandergrift Elizabeth Hern Ontario Can Robert ‘Curry Philadelphia Parks Lenore ‘Parks Charlotte McCall

Dilltown and nearby residents activity report

Dilltown residents marked a busy period with visits to Somerset County and Pittsburgh, travels to New York City and Detroit, and social events. Notables include Miss Matilda Stewart at Indiana State Teachers College and Miss Mary A. Mash in Detroit. Local church women met at the F A Stewart home as plans for a Christmas play progressed. Several locals reported earning degrees: Sam Stiles, Thomas Stiles, Wilber Mitchell, Virgil Young, Ed Harding, Irvin Ponchoine and Merlin Stiles.

Matilda Stewart Indiana State Teachers College David Thomas Somerset County Evelyn Glovack New York City Irvin Wires W. F. Elkin Women’s Missionary Society Dilltown Baptist Church F. A. Stewart Mary A. Mash Detroit Mich Blair Shaw Irvona Arla Fox H. &. Stiles Pittsburgh Sam Stiles Thomas Stiles Wilber Mitchell Virgil Young Ed, Harding Irvin Ponchoine Merlin Stiles

Elders Ridge Church Activities and Basketball Game

Sunday school at 10:00 and church at 11:00 led by Annabel Ewing. Band practice Tuesday at 7:30. Donald Ewing Elsie Faith Josephine Fascett and David Rosensteel visited Thursday at the Bodens. Apollo High visits Elders Ridge High for a Wednesday basketball game.

Annabel Ewing Donald Ewing Elsie Faith Josephine Fascett David Rosensteel Harry Boden Apollo High School Elders Ridge High School

East Wheatfield Club News Highlights Local Events

Mrs. Kenneth Mack hosts a sewing day for the Cramer M. EB. Ladies Aid Society while the Quilting Club is led by Mrs. Miora B. McKelvey and Mrs. Herbert Artemus. Indiana visitors Nora Wada worth Mildred Findley and others called on neighbors. Twin births announced in Armagh. Deer hunting yields several trophies in East and West Wheatfield with many hunters reporting deer in barns and yards. A birthday surprise honors L. S. Stutzman at his son-in-laws home with family, neighbors and games and music entertainment.

East Wheatfield Kenneth Mack Clyde Cramer M. EB. Ladies Aid Society Miora B. McKelvey Herbert Artemus Indiana Nora Wadaworth Mildred Findley Susan Bracken R. Raymond Mack R. O. Trexter Armagh M. OG. Smith Johnstown Trexter Smith Virginia J. Caldwell Hixson Lee Hospital George Hill East Wheatfield C. B. Mack Pearl M. Liggett Guy Stutzman Cramer Stutzman

Local residents and visitors gather in a busy week

Mrs. Mary Thompson visits her sister Mrs. Ada Kinter while Myrtle Neal from Los Angeles visits cousins near town. J R Neilson moves from Akron to East Main and South Manor. Town council plans a new building on North Manor for meetings and other borough uses. Hunters return from Gardeau McKean county. Lola and Nola Simpson visit Michigan with Clifford Brady. Mrs. L V Kinter from Indiana stays briefly. Frank Terpe family from Barberton weekend at parental home. Paul Kuntz moves from Crawford property to Park on North Manor. Kathleen Sullivan returns home to Wilkinsburg after two week visit. Mrs T C Hoyt, injured in car crash, boards with local hosts as she can’t drive to Indiana. Colleagues visit in Indiana for a probber and sister-in-law.

Mary 4. Thompson Ada B. Kinter Myrtle Neal Los Angeles Calif W. C. Griffith Mary C. Streams J. R. Neilson Akron S. H. Jones East Main Street South Manor Street Town Council North Manor Street Edward Griffith Lisle Kinter Gardeau McKean County Jevening Lola Nola Simpson Clifford Brady Michigan L. V. Kin Wilkinsburg T. C. Hoyt Indiana W. A. Holt L. A. Stuchell Ira Leopold Probber JF. H. McGinity

Local residents host visits and deer hunting in Clairton area

Dave Freyer of Clairton hunted deer with friends in the vicinity. Nancy Steffy of Marion Center and Mrs. Harold Steffy of Clymer visited Mrs. G. A. Lunger. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Stear and others from Marion Center called on Elmer Peffer, Rose Shields, and Frank White. Reuben Peffer and daughter Pauline of Ashland and Frank Peffer of Nankin visited Frank White. Evelyn Hugas spent Sunday with friends in Indiana. Charles White and his father-in-law visited with Geo. Lyons in Albany. Ed Robinson of Fairview called on Geo. Gaul. Geo. Gaul's family were summoned to Johnstown by the death of Mrs. Grant's brother, George Beck. Geraldine Sutter spent Wednesday with the Depps of Hotchester Mille. John Gearhart and Byron Gearhart of Indiana visited Thursday with J. H. Miller. Singleton and Donald Barrett of Bells Landing spent Thursday with Robert Barrett. Louise Dunning, of Punxsutawney, visited grandparents Grant Vanier for several days.

Dave Freyer Clairton Nancy Steffy Marion Center Harold Steffy Clymer A. Lunger HE. Stear Burt Stear Elmer Peffer Rose Shields Reuben Peffer Pauline Ashland Frank Peffer Nankin Frank White M. Shields Yedmeney Elmer Shields Evelyn ‘Hugas Indiana Charles M. Lyons Albany Ed. Robinson Fairview Geo, Gaul Geo Gaul Johnstown Grant George Beck Punxsutawney Geraldine Sutter Lewis Depp Hotchester Mille John and Byron Gearhart J. H. Miller Singleton Donald Barrett Bells Landing Robert Barrett Louise Duninire Grant’ Vanier

Residents visit and hunts noted in Mt Tabor area

Mrs Guy Smith and Mrs Russell Palmer of Mt Tabor called on Mrs R V Clawson last week. Royden Cunningham motored to Johnstown. Mike McIlhoenes is employed at Heshbon supply store. Mrs Royden Cunningham visited Mrs H T Miller and Mrs Mack. Mrs Ross McEthoes visited Mrs Leslie Brilhart. Leslie Brilhart and brother Joseph returned from the mountains with a six point buck and a 136 lb bear. Mr and Mrs A R Wagner hosted guests. Mr and Mrs Jess McWherter and son from Braidenville Maine and Mrs Ross McElhoes and daughter Anna Grace from West Wheatfield and Margaret and Victor Dies, with Lyle Miller and Dee, visited Everett Wagner. Lester Ellsworth, Margaret Dies and brother Lester attended a theater in Indiana. Mr and Mrs Robin Cunningham shopped in Indiana.

Heshbon Guy Smith Russell Palmer Mt. Tabor R. V. Clawson Royden Cunningham Johnstown Mike Mctlinoes H. T. Miller Hugh Mack Ross McEthoes Leslie Brilhart Dies Lester Indiana Robin Cunningham

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