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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1926

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Maple Grove Social Notes From Aspinwall Residents

Maple Grove gossip lists visitors and callers from Aspinwall and nearby towns. Names include Bowers Lucas Coy Detwiler Holmes Overman Wolfe and Silvis among many others. The piece mentions church services canceled due to bad weather and a Christmas program at Nolo school with local residents attending.

Marion Center Community News Roundup

Mrs J M Stewart mourns a brother in MuGois as the week ends. Prof and Mrs C H B Ray hosted a Sabbath evening gathering. Miles Neff moved to Vanderarift. Miss Muller and Mayme Tarr visited. Mayme returned to Indiana. Laura Jane Fisher of Buffalo and Charles McDermott of Olean visited the Miller home. Elizabeth Piper of Manor St spent the weekend with relatives in Blacklick. Mrs Frank Craft guests of daughter. Rural mail carriers switch to winter schedule December 1 at 8730 am. Presbyterian church bazaar in auditorium a success. W C Work and sons visited from Scottdale and installed a radio. J C Bovard visited Indiana. Rev and Mrs J B Luta hosted Sth-grade students. Mr and Mrs Harry Bennett visited friends in Indiana. J M Strong had a radio installed. Mrs J B George visited. Alfred Miller family and Grace Marsh visited Milton Hoffman home. Mrs Susan Boring confined to bed with a broken limb. M B church revival attracting many. Zion's Valley notes include Kepple buying a new horse and Emma Matson visiting Madge Anderson. Mr Hill works on Mrs Mary George farm. Mr Rickman and Mr Clements spent days at valley pump station. Children enjoy a week’s vacation while teachers attend institute.

Bowers H. T. Lucas Aspinwall Tey G. HE. Holmes Dallas Detwiler Indiana William McCullough Emma Albert Coy J. S. Miller Clymer Clinton Bowers D. E. Detwiler Fernn Coy Roy George Wolfe Manor Ruth Detwiler Wava McCullough John Helman Violet Overman John Overman Fernn Mary Coy Manor School Isaac Sleppy R. D. Fyock Penn Run D. B. Detwiler Ruth Grace Erma Brown Sleppy George, Berd Alice Blaine Wolfe Alfred Detwiler Kenwood Nwo Spruce Grove Clara Silvis Saltsburg Nolo School Bruce Silvis J. K. Helman Alpert Coy J. M. Stewart MuGois C. HB. Ray Miles Neff Vanderarift Muller Mayme Tarr Mayme Laura Jane Fisher Buffalo N. Y Glenn Miller Charles McDermott Olean Miller Elizabeth Piper Manor St Blacklick Frank Craft Barkley Mckee Lda the Presbyterian Church W. C. Work Harry Bennett J. M. Strong J. B. George J. G. Garratt Alfred Miller Grace Marsh Milton Hoffman Susan Boring M. B

Blairsville Social Roundup Prominent Visitors

Mrs Mary Ansley spent Sunday with Blairsville relatives. Mrs Hiram Smith and Mrs Ann Piper were Blairsville visitors on Thursday. Wallace Sullivan is a patient in West Penn hospital Pittsburgh. Mrs William Hart was an Avonmore visitor Saturday. A J Duncan of Blairsville made a business trip to town Saturday. The Lutheran Indies had great success financially and socially at the church bazaar Saturday afternoon. Clarence Shipley of Tunnelton was among the many visitors Saturday. Robert Smith was home from Johnstown over Sunday. Mr and Mrs J A McClaran expect to leave early in January for Florida for a couple of months. The attraction in the Getty block Saturday was the opening of the gift shop. The Junior C E society of the

Mary Ansley Blairsville Hiram Smith Ann Piper Wallace Sullivan West Penn Hospital Pittsburgh William Hart Avonmore A. J. Duncan Clarence Shipley Tunnelton Robert Smith Johnstown J. A. McClaran Florida Getty C. E. Society of the

Presbyterian Church to host 4 Christmas entertainments

The Presbyterian church will hold four Christmas entertainments in its chapel on December 22 evening with an offering for missionary work. Community notes mention numerous upcoming Christmas events in schools churches lodges and clubs over the next two weeks and local movements as residents travel and visit.

Presbyterian Church Edward Anderson New Kensington Thomas Anderson G. C. McCormick Margaret Jackson Indiana Louise Miller

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