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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1928

Page

2

Local Social Snippets From Buffalo Area

Fay Lamer returns to Buffalo after three weeks with mother. Asa McAnnity installs a home theater. John Baegle visits friends. Trazel Boring and brother from Oregon stay here. Boring family formerly resided here. S. McGriffith shows slight improvement. Geraldine Adams visits Scott Douglass home. John and Mrs. Bagley guests in Brown home. Hope and Norman Norringer from finate return home after visiting Iwliga McDonnall. Robert Bowser ill. Trewellyn Griffith spent week with aunt Mrs Patterson. Mrs. Jane Brown visits friends. Gertha MccAnulty, Lillian Biss, Mary and Sarah Bagley call on Fay Lamer. Mig. Scott Douglass improved. Mr and Mrs D. P. MecDonnell on sick list.

Fay Lamer Buffalo Asa McAnnity John Baegle Trazel Boring Brother Oregon Boring S. McGriffith Geraldine Adams Scott Douglass John Bagley Brown Hope Norman Norringer Offinate iWliga McDonnall Robert Bowser Trewellyn Griffith Patterson Jane Brown Gertha MccAnulty Lillian Biss Mary Sarah Bagley Mig and Mix D. P. MecDonnell

Village notes and social visits around 1925 season

South Bend lists Mrs. Harry Devers and Mrs. Wilber Rearke hosting clubs with venison meals from Gene Silvis and Joe King patrons. Notices include deer harvest first day, gas wells on local farms, visits to Shelocta and Clarion, plus family gatherings and a humorous domestic exchange about dining out and vulgarity.

Harry Devers Wilber Rearke Hickey Shearer Benton Salsgiver Vicnry Townsend Shelocta Frantz Kittanning Oliver Transberger Clarion Bob Chapman Harvey Hill Sadie Maria Smith Harry Smith Near West Lebanon James Moorhead Indiana William Moorhead Ralph Ramer Plum Creek R. A. Silvis

Local social notes from Hollidaysburg and vicinity

Mr and Mrs E R Brilhart and family spent Sunday in Hollidaysburg. Mrs Joseph Walker of Allentown visited her parents Mr and Mrs BG W Hawes. Mrs C E Wissinger called in Cressop. Clyde Bee and two sons with Lawrence Bee visited Patton. Catherine Jenny and Helen Fitzpatrick stayed with friends in Gallitzin. Mrs George Madden met a Mahaffey caller. William Floyd, student at State College, spent Thanksgiving at home. T W Munroe and two sons with Miss Irma Cooper shopped in Johnstown. Irvin Dull of Mahaffey visited J B Dull home. Mrs J H Winslow and others called on Saturday in Clearfield. Frances Scott and Jane Crumbley visited Hillsdale. J B Strassler of Akron hosted by H S Strassler. Garnett Roberts of Philadelphia and Russell Roberts of Canton visited the E Roberts home. Mutt and Butt exchange a brief joke about kissing a girl with rouge.

E. R. Brilhart Hollidaysburg Joseph Walker Allentown BG. W. Hawes C. E.wissinger Cressop Clyde Bee Lawrence Bee Patton Catherine Jenny Helen Fitzpatrick Gallitein George Madden Mahaffey William Floyd Slate College T. W. Munroe Irma Cooper Johnstown Irvin Dull J. B. Dull J. H. Winslow James Wertz F. P. Harkness Elaine Clearfield Frances Scott Jane Crumley Hillsdale J. B. Strassler Akron Ohio H. S. Strassler Garnett Roberts Philadelphia Mrs. Russell Roberts Canton E. ©. Roberts

Sunday Calls and Local Social Round in Dixonville

Mr and Mrs Austin Slenker and two daughters Ethel and Ruth along with Larue Lightner and Ruby Gaston all of Dixonville were Sunday visitors at E T Barber s home. W R Moorhead bought an Essex and returned from Pittsburgh Tuesday to coach the team. Rev John Mitchell of Clymer visited friends Friday afternoon.

Austin Slenker Ethel Ruth Larue Lightner Ruby Gaston Dixonville E. T. Barber W. R. Moorhead Pittsburgh New Essex John Mitchell Clymer Virgil Moorhead Lola Barr Slope Laura Barber Barbara Yambor Alfred St. Clair Harvey Deyarmin Harry Alta Moorhead Brice Myers W. RB. Moorhead R. L. Siverd BE. T. Barber

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