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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1927

Page

3

Washington Township Notes of Home Events and Visitors

Miss Mable Bigstone has returned home from Vandergrift. Indiana callers on Tuesday included John Marlin George Rupert and Alice Peterman. A baby boy weighed nine pounds was born to James Wallace. Several families shared Christmas visits and dinners at various homes near Five Points Indiana Blairsville and Vandergrift. Pomona Grange attendees from Willet Grange No. 29 and local families attended. Preaching at Five Points Lutheran Church is at 7 30 p m with Sunday School at 10 a m.

Mable Bigstone Vandergrift John Marlin George Rupert Alice Peterman Indiana Stork James Wallace Salem Frick BE. J Miller Walter Harman George Harman James Jack William Wilbur Marshall M. J. Boyer Josiah Fisher Myron Rerick Aldora Pomona Savan Willet Grange Helen Rankin Wilmerding Hard Rankin Atwood Jay Sowerwine William Ferguson Five Points Lutheran Church

George and His Birthday

A hazy short story fragment follows George as he plans a birthday like his mother once gave him. He persuades Edith Lee Badith, a drafting assistant, to spend the day together, proposing marriage after a day of work, a drive in the country, dinner, and a theater outing. Edith agrees, and he declares his love, asking her to marry him.

Grifith Frinen Telter Fiid George Hit Edith Lee Badith Edith Huth Raith Baith Idita Nembe

Marion Center Holiday Visitors Share News and Visits

Marion Center residents host and visit relatives during the holidays. Steele Stuchell returns from Harrisburg. Prof. J. A. Mauner calls from Plumville. Lydia Walker travels from Ford City. Grace Wetzel from Baltimore visits family. Ernest Wetzel from Wilkinsburg and family members visit Dixonville Hospital and Mount Lebanon pastor’s assistant Rachel Meanor spends time with her father in town. Johnstown and Pittsburgh area connections noted among locals and visiting kin.

Steele Stuchell Harrrisburg J. A. Mauner Plumville Lydia Walker Ford City Grace Wetzel Baltimore H. C. Lake Indiana Julia Barr Rachel Meanor Mount Lebanon Pittsburgh S. 5 Wetzel Ernest Grace W. S. Wetzel Dixonville Hospital Sarah Davis

Local social notes and light commentary fragment

Clyde Williams from Franklin spends holidays at home. Margaret Stephens of Wilkinsburg visits R. B. Lockard’s home. Jerry Learn and family call on his daughter Mrs. Tie in Clymer. George Joiner Jr. of Martintown visits grandmother Minnie Stephens. Alice and Ethel Glenn visit Mildred Williams. Comment on American harbor advantages for war and a quip about car finishes versus locomotives.

Clyde Williams Franklin Margaret Stephens Wilkinsburg Lockard Jerry Learn Mary Tie Clymer George Joiner, Jr Martintown Minnie Stephens Alice Ethel Glenn Mildred Williams

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