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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1928

Page

11

Hunts and visits mark week in Clearfield county community

Raymond Shank of Indiana visited local friends on Monday and Tuesday. Several residents bagged a doe in Clearfield county including William Oberlin Howard Wells George Shipley Floyd Pearce Leard Palmer and Howard Jeffries. R C Doty of Indiana visited late in the week. Norman Pardee and family moved into the Shank property. The funeral of Joseph Donahue, 72, died in Indiana, was held here at Pine Grove Cemetery. Mr and Mrs James Love and two daughters of Homer City visited Mrs Love’s sister Annie Parson and family. Mr and Mrs Robert Knox and daughter, Mrs Charles Buck of near Marchand visited Sunday. Mr and Mrs Joseph Pearce and son Charles visited Mrs Pearce’s sister Mrs Frank Hughes at Punxsutawney Hospital Monday night. Harry Pifer and Jack Robinson of Punxsutawney hunted here Monday.

Rochester Mills Raymond Shank Indiana William Oberlin Howard Wells George Shipley Floyd Pearce Leard Palmer Howard Jeffries Clearfield County R. C. Doty Norman Pardee Shank Joseph Donahue Pine Grove James Love Homer City

Deer haul marks in Washington Township mountains

Washington Township residents report deer taken by several men: D. C. Bothell and sons Victor and Dean along with Dudley Spence and son Boyd. Terrence Shields and Maurice Bothell made a business trip to Lecechburg. Weekend visits include Mrs. Tillie Booth and son Flarold of Munhall and Edward Roof of Hoffman Station calling on Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Brew.

D. C Indiana Leona Wagner Twolick Ella Wagner Dean Bothell William Brewer Millard Kunkle W. L. Johnston Creekside

Local residents visit friends and plan moves

Mr and Mrs Mart Fulmer of Shelocta spent Sunday with Frank Uncapher. George M Stiteler and daughter Louella of Vandergrift visited J W Stitler and P E Stitler. Mrs John Fulton of Creelside moves here. funeral for Mr Fulton planned Thursday. Families Shopped in Punxsutawney. deer hunters listed. Local residents shoppers and visitors, plus a joke about a baby policeman. Subscriptions offered as Christmas gift with card.

Mart Fulmer Shelocta Frank George M. Stiteler Louella Vandergrift J. W. Stibler P. E. Stitler John Fulton Creelside Fulton Frank Uncapher Martha

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