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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1936

Page

3

Christmas Weekend Community Notes

Creekside resident Wm Likehart spent the weekend with family. Ohio University student Ronald Johnston is home for Christmas. Qalr Nothell and families attended a birthday for Mrs Lindenberg. Carolyn Park, primary teacher, stayed at home in Marion Center. Methodist church hosts Christmas entertainment next Thursday evening. Ronald Dixson's weekend in Indiana. Laniey Dixson family moved to town. Semes Valence shopped in Indiana Saturday. Evan Hendricks attended her brother Will's funeral in Altoona. Harry Finley visited the Wolfgangs last week. John Rosenberger moved into Tong Marusco’s house.

Creekside Wm. Likehart Ronald Johnston Ohio University Qalr Nothell Geo. Hopking Jessie Johnston Lindenberg Carolyn Park Marion Center Methodist Church Ronald Dixson Indiana Laniey Dixson Semes Valence Evan Hendricks Will Altoona Harry Finley David Wolfgang John Rosenberger Tong Marusco

Local social notes from Cherryhill and surrounding areas

Mr and Mrs Harry Lunn and family moved into Gamoe near Hellwood. Harry Slater and Ted Watterson of Pine Flats visited Joiner garage at Alverda. Jay Gibson and family visited Hellwood. Indiana State Teachers College students from this area finish a two week vacation. Violet Overman and Clare Stephens spent the weekend at Bedford. Newlyweds Arthur Painter and wife of Manor received a serenade on Wednesday. W D Johns of Pine Flats shopped in Indiana. Shelton Shultz of Stafford visited this vicinity. John Engle and son Weasley traveled to Garmantown on Wednesday.

Cherryhill Harry Lunn Gamoe Hellwood Harry Slater Ted Watterson Pine Flats Alverda Jay Gibson Manor Indiana State Teachers College Violet Overman Clare Stephens Bedford

Crooked Creek church hosts all day missionary quilting

In Chambersville the Crooked Creek church women gathered at Mrs. F. EB Kirk’s home for an all day missionary quilting event. Saturday visitors included Harry James and Betty Lou Brady in Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. Jay McQuilkin shopped in Indiana. Guests of Mrs. Ida Banks were Mr. and Mrs. Don Enterline of Namine. Harry Wells and his mother spent the weekend at their home. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Pruner and children visited Indiana on Saturday.

Crooked Creek F. EB. Kirk Harry James Betty Lou Brady Indiana Jay McQuilkin Don Enterline Namine Ida Banks Harry Wells Clair Pruner

Indiana Visitors and Local Socials Highlight Washington Twp News

Carl Brady moved to a house on Harry McSweeney's farm on Wednesday. Clyde Boring relocated near Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. Meade Fisher of Indiana visited Mrs. Flaher's parents. Rev. O J Fleming and son Orville of Irwin spent time with his mother at Five Points last week. Mrs. J B Park and Mrs. Walter Harman were Indiana shoppers on Thursday and Saturday respectively. Willet Grange plans a Christmas entertainment Friday evening. Numerous Indiana callers and shoppers appear throughout the week including the Harman, Jewart, Stuchell, and Blystone families.

Washington Carl Brady Harry McSweeney Clyde Boring Indiana Meade Fisher Flaher J. B. Park Howard Rankin Mildred O. J. Fleming Eon. Orville Irwin Elia Fleming George Harman Mable Stuchell Willet Grange Ra Marlin John Walter Paul Black William Smeltzer Wilbur Shaffer Frank Lohr Josiah Fisher Mae J. G. Russell Glenn Jewart Charles Walter Harman Clair Kough Arthur Blystone Mt. Union

Local Social News Notes and Visits in Barnesboro and Nearby

Community brief records visitors and callers in Barnesboro and surrounding towns. Names include Mrs Ben McAnulty Mrs Mert Morris Mr Dale Kunkle Janet Graham Joseph Mooney Louis Ballas Kath ry Graham Alma Leone Alma Garret Marie Sterpko with events such as travel to Altoona Philadelphia and Cleveland plus a Sacred Hearts Choir midnight Mass program directed by Alma Leone.

Alverda Ben McAnulty Barnesboro Mert Morris Dale Kunkle Jean Indiana Andy Seaman Heilwood Rev C. L. Murphy Altoona Mary Johnston Nicktown Joseph Mooney Louis Ballas Johnstown Tim Graham Julia Leone Alma Alma Vazer Alma Garrett Marie Margaret Sterpko Cleveland, O George Sterpko Sacred Hearts Choir Alma Leone

West Lebanon I O O F Christmas Party Reported

The I O O F held its yearly Christmas party at the hall with an orchestra providing music and a lunch served by the men. A toy was given to each child and the evening was enjoyed by all. Mr and Mrs James Risinger of Homer City visited relatives here. A Methodist church Christmas entertainment was held Tuesday evening and Blanche Galbraith returned from Ohio.

West Lebanon James Risinger Homer City W. E H. Colling

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