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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1933

Page

3

Deer hunts and social notes from a Potter County area

Residents recount deer hunting trips in Potter County with at least one deer taken by Mr Mottarn while many locals joined hunts and visits at Indiana Punxsutawney and nearby towns. Funeral services, missionary sewing, and birthday surprises mark the week alongside travel and weekend gatherings amid regional ties.

Weekend Guests Visit Local Homes in Alum Bank Area

A series of social calls are recorded: Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Potts from Alum Bank visited M. H. Pyle’s home over the weekend. H. O. Peterson and Miss Thomas from Indiana were guests at the Eagle home on Sunday. Edward Shaffer of Somerset called on friends Friday. Miss Tressa Parry visited home folks Saturday. John Engle and his son Wesley called at Judson Parry’s home Saturday. George and Harry Lynn from Culver stayed with F. M. Ganoe over the weekend. Miss Parry visited Mrs. Edna Pyle on Saturday. Mrs. Mary Atkins and Mrs. Alice McCoy saw Miss Elizabeth Elwood recently. Dorothy Overman is staying with Mrs. Jennie Patterson near Spruce.

Clyde Potts Alum Bank M.H. Pyle H. O. Peterson Miss Thomas Indiana Eagle Edward Shaffer Somerset Tressa Parry John Engle and Son Wesley Judson Parry George and Harry Lynn Culver F. M

Social rounds and visits across Indiana and nearby towns

Mrs Roy Gourley and Olivette of Indiana spent Wednesday with Mrs Wm Dormire. Mrs Jane Sutter visited son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Floyd Broughler near Rochester Mills. Families from Indiana near Marchand Sportsburg Ambridge Apollo and Youngstown celebrated Thanksgiving together. The Ladies Aid of the M E church held an all day quilting. Lucille Carbaugh returned from Clairton visit. Rev Mehney of Marchand visited C E Palmer. Earl Beck returned home after Brockway trip.

Roy Gourley Olivette Indiana Wm. Dormire Jane Sutter Floyd Broughler Rochester Mills Wm. Davis Bobbie C. B. Hugas Rosanna Shields Myrtle Peffer Albert Jacob Bartholomew Near Marchand Mra Wm. Beatty Blair Beck Harry Shaffer John McCormick Douthitt Cramer Catherine Misa Bertha Rippert Emma Wilhelm Edward Sherry Byron Sherry Sportsburg I Blair Gaul John ‘Smith Ambridge Swabb East Liberty Smith Levi Flomen Floyd Wachob Jennerstown Paul ‘Pollock Apollo Himer ‘Shields Clara Jane Gurn Wachob Add White Leora Dora May Ruth Youngstown, O Ladies Aid M. EL Church Lucille Carbaugh Clairton Rev. Mehney C. E. Palmer Earl Beck Brockway

Local Social News From Davis and Nearby Homes

Maria and Sadie Smith were recent visitors with the Davis families. The Reformed church bought a piano from the Y M C A of Indiana. Jane Ruffner was sick last week. Eva Coulter of Girty visited her sister Mrs Wanda Ellenberger. Charles O Wherry of Brackenridge spent the week with his brother H H Hanna. Wendell Devers' family called on Harold Reefer at Girty recently. Dan Ruffner visited Shoop home near Maysville on Sunday. Mrs Ira Davis was a Saturday guest of Mrs Mel Silvis. Henry Townsend was a business caller at Kittanning Saturday. Recent callers with Virgie Als house included Mrs Mable Ruffner Mrs Mel Silvis Martha Townsend and Sadie Smith. Wendell Devers spent Saturday afternoon in Indiana. Mrs R A Silvis spent the week in West Lebanon with her son Alfred Silvis and has been a patient in Indiana hospital undergoing an operation. Mrs McGaughey spent the week in our village. Mr and Mrs Norman Dillion were Saturday callers in the King home. The James Phipps family of Kent were in the home of their mother Mrs Clara Townsend on Sunday.

Maria Sadie Smith Davis Reformed Church Indiana Jane Ruffner Eva Coulter Girty Wanda Ellenberger Charles O. Wherry Brackenridge H. H. Hanna Wendell Devers Harold Reefer

Community Notices From Strongstown and Surroundings

Mr and Mrs William Davis called on Prof and Mrs Virgil Grumbling in Hailwood Monday evening. Alvin Davis and daughter Matilda were callers in town during the week. Mrs WT Bennett hosted the Ladies Aid Society at her home Thursday. John Willett of Johnstown was a town visitor this week. Mr and Mrs Albert Hughes visited their son David who is a patient in Indiana hospital. David improving slowly. Mrs Melvyn McKnight of Rochester PA visited her parents Mr and Mrs JF Ondrizek. Mrs Jennie Bennett visiting relatives in Ivison. Mrs Frank Strong spent Thursday with her brother JK Ondrizek. Mrs Olie Stevens employed in Ebensburg. Square dances held every Tuesday night at the Colonial. Betty Clark of Diamondville visited Miss Clara Ferguson at McCrady's this week. The Amish hold church services every Sunday evening in the Ondrizek store room. A Christmas play The True Meaning of Christmas and a program will be given in the M B church Saturday night Dec 23. Everyone welcome.

David Melvyn McKnight Rochester Mra J.F. Ondrizek Jennie Bennett Ivison Frank ‘Strong Olie Stevens Ebensburg Misa Betty Clark Diamondville Mias Clara Ferguson McCrady’s Ondrizek M. B

West Lebanon Social Notes Reveal Local Visits

West Lebanon residents share calls and updates as Mr and Mrs H R George visit Friday while Mr and Mrs A L Donahey called at the R L George home on Wednesday. Mrs Alfred Shuis recovers from an appendix operation in Indiana hospital authorities report. Plans unfold for Christmas entertainments in schools and the Presbyterian church, with several visits to the C M Millen and W B Colling homes. Mary George shopped in Indiana Saturday and the Townsend family visited Mrs Elizabeth Campbell Sunday morning.

West Lebanon H. R. George A. L. Donahey R. L

Local Socials and Visits Reported in Marion Center Notes

Mrs. Mary Boucher returned home from Marion Center after time with daughter Mrs Jerry Kimmel. Charlie Frailey spent days with browker Lawrence Frailey and family near Parlwood. Jonny Leighiner visited grandparents Mr and Mrs Jacob Miller. Florence and Janet Famer dined with Rev Wimmer and family. Richard Kimmel and Mrs Dunlap visited Paul Kimmel home and attended Brethren church services. Hetrick nephew of Mrs T Q Kimmel spent weekend at Kimmel home. Mrs Wm Orr called on Mrs Tilly Frailey. Ethel Bleakney and Nell Fleming attended missionary meeting at Mrs Jessie Colgan Whitesburg. Lee Kimmel visited Indiana on Monday morning.

Mary Boucher Marion Center Jerry Kimmel Charlie Frailey Browker Lawrence Frailey Near Parlwood Jonny Leighiner Jacob Miller Florence Janet Famer Wimmer Richard Kimmel Dunlap Paul Kimmel Brethren Church Hetrick T. Q. Kimmel Kimmel Wm. Orr Tillie Frailey Ethel Bleakney Nell Fleming

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