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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1922

Page

9

Local Notables and Visitors Reported Around Williams Area

A flurry of callers and visitors is noted in Barnhartown and Heilwood area social notes. Rey Gribemore and Mrs. Wilson with family arrive. Crissie Gibson guests frequent the Gibson and Russell households. hunting and hunting party tales appear with Dan Gibson’s buck and Murray Clark’s deer. Community members travel to Iselin, Saltsburg, and Pittsburgh for events and recoveries.

Parkwood Society Notes and Local Appointments

Otis Carnahan was a recent Parkwood caller. Mr and Mrs J L McGaughey returned home Saturday after a week with relatives in Ohio. J D Couch made a business call in McIntyre Saturday. H D Abel injured his arm while cranking his Ford. Co A Wilkinson was an Austrian bealler last week. Misses Margaret and Elinor Dible were Saturday shoppers in Indiana, Miss Plora Lowry spent the week with her parents.

Otis Carnahan J. L. McGaughey Ohio J. D. Couch McIntyre H. D. Abel Ford. Co A. Wilkinson Margaret and Elinor Dible Indiana Plora Lowry

Cherryhill Notes Highlights From Cherryhill Township

Courteous notices report Miss Irk teaching in Penn Run and visiting Pittsburgh. Local social items name residents in Strongatown Clymer Mechanicsh ore and Rexis with visits, shopping, remodeling, and Thanksgiving gatherings. Deer tracks stir sportsmen as newlyweds Mr and Mrs Harvey Smith receive a serenade. various residents mentioned by name in community column.

Local Notes From Clymer And Nearby Towns

Community snippets recount residents and visitors including J W Henry leaving a Stewart tract lumber mill, Grandmother Nicewonger returning from Belsano, Irene Gibson visiting sister in Indiana, and households like Miller Pyle family and Alina Mae. Christmas program planned by Laurel Swamp school for Dec 22. other locals like Miss Teskie Parry in Indiana and Orrin Asking's visit noted.

Clymer J. W. Henry Stewart Pompelsa Harry Shaffer Manorville William Sleppy St. Elmo Nicewonger Belsano Irene Gibson Jesse Dick Miller Pyle Alina Mae Jewtown Beallers John Tingle Wesley Indiana Benjamin Waltenire Catherine Twila Magle Laurel Swamp Misa ‘Teskie Parry Orrin

Local Notes From Nichtown and Surroundings

Mr and Mrs Harry McMillen and others from Barnesboro and Rich mond visited relatives in the area. Sam Burkett returned from a mountain hunting trip. Lloyd Reed drove to Johnsonburg. Ford Reed and son Tav erett came home from McKean county hunting. Merle Leasure and family visited Indiana. Hi Reithmiller visited Hillsdale. The infant of Mr and Mrs Chas Pardee was buried at Pine Vale cemetery. Mr and Mrs CG EB Colgan and family visited James Colgan.

Nicholtown Harry McMillen John Kilda Barnesboro Wade Leagure Richmond John Leason Sam Burkett Lloyd Reed Johnsonburg Ford Reed Taverett McKean Merle Leasure Indiana Hi. Reithmiller Hillsdale Chas. Pardee Pine Vale Cemetery CG. EB. Colgan James Colgan

Preaching and social visits reported in Hillsdale notes

Fairview church to host Sunday evening services at 7 3. Nora Fuller visited her sister Mrs Will Lewis Thursday. Ray Buterhaugh and wife visited his parents near West Run Sunday. Gust Rice and Noah Fridley families hosted guests Sunday. Infant daughter of Charles Pardee buried at Pine Vale Monday. Esta Kerr works for Bird Dishong. Clair Kerr and three children return to Indiana. Iva Fridley visited parents Noah and Mrs Fridley Sunday. Eveline Smith from Wilgus spent weekend with grandparents John and Mrs Huey.

Sheloocta Laura Sharp Mabel William Sell Ray Hallwood James Turnbull Ernest Teachers’ Institute Misa Mary Learn McIntyre Elmer Kliffe Harry Kerr Hooversville Samuel Kerr Bimore Campbell Indiana Nl. Porter Miller Frank Mordek Indiana Hospital John Campbell Lillian Allshouse West Lebanon Virginia Miller United Presbyterian Church GC. D. Edwards Wider Sharp Anna Sharp Ralph Brindle Sqn. Hdward Youngstown David Heffelfinger Fairview Church Nora Fuller Will Lewis Ray Buterhaugh Buterhaugh Wast Run Gust Rice Noah Fridley Charles Pardee Pine Vale Esta Kerr Bird Dishong Clair Kerr Iva Fridley Eveline Smith Wilgus John Huey

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