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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1916

Page

8

Local Notes from Indiana County Towns and People

Mrs. M. 8. Bell visited Johnstown on Thursday while Leslie Rager paid Indiana a visit Saturday. Many residents traveled to nearby towns for visits, church events, and social gatherings. Revival services continue in the Free Methodist church, and the Presbyterian church notes growing attendance. a men’s meeting centered on The Back bone. Local civic activities include the Civic Club and Haworth League canvassing. Mr. Clarke to lecture February 18 at the Methodist church.

M. 8. Bell Johnstown Leslie Rager Indiana Mary Hagerthan Pittsburg W. C. Nippes Chariie Nippes Wilkinsburg Arthur Nippes Daniel Stiffey Altoona Johnstown Friends Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church Jacob Ger- Aart Flora Lawrence Cleveland Bruce Wagner Lagi Dick Free Methodist Church Edward McDowell S. J. Sides Sides Presbyterian Church Florence Moorhead Derry Marie Palmer John Vance Blairaville Charlie Kelly Indiana Hospital Stanley Graff C. L. Russell Cresson Pennsylvania Railroad Co Nancy Work Nellie Fry Samuel Fry Katharine Starry Blairsville Civic Club R. A. Kelly First National Bank Mary Johnston J. A. .Trinkley Smoky City HB. M. Bushnell Helen Huston Japan L. D. Johnston Ben Marshall Freeport Marshall Mar Don Cribbs J. Calvitt Clarke Huthorist The Christian Church of Indiana Methodist Epworth League Clarke Haworth League Slyman Hanna Scott Glen M. R. Rager

Elder Morrow Dies After Week of Pneumonia

Community notices report several illnesses improving with Donald Fails recovering from pneumonia and Ruth Reed suffering a severe cold. A baby boy arrived January 19 at Rev and Mrs B J Long's home. William Young, mine foreman at Aultman, died January 22 at Indiana hospital. funeral at Aultman and interment in Oakland Cemetery. Local attendance at funerals and church activities included Lowerman, Reed, and Lowman families.

Elder Morrow Donald Fails Ruth Reed Helen MeKes Arin B. J. Long William Young Aultman Indiana Hospital Oakland Cemetery Indiana A.’C. Read Ruth Jennie Lowman Golda Lowman Preston Reed Blairsville

Elders Ridge community notices and events recapped

Funeral for Mrs Lambing attended by Rev Hepler. Miss Mary Hepler ill. Mr Fassett from Vandergrift spent weekend at home. Miss Clara Brady and Miss Eleanor Warner visiting relatives. Directors of the telephone company met at Mrs Rama ley's. Farmers meeting featured soil fertility and cattle care talks. Feb 8 lecture on beef cattle feeding and dairy rations using PSU Bulletin 114. Feb 15 likely PSU speaker. Feb 22 H S Adams to speak. Farmers day planned with Dennig and Fetterolf. All Brothers Quartette entertained. Chimes praised. Elders Ridge Vocational School beat Saltsburg Independents 83-18. Wardrop and Eddie Miller led Ridge, Shuster for Saltsburg.

Robert Fassett Vandergrift Clara Brady Eleanor Warner Prof Warner Telephone Company M. D. Ramaley H. O. Kimmel Pennsylvania State College H. 5. Adams Butler County Dennig Fetterolf All Brothers Quartette Riders Ridge Vocational School Saltsburg Independents Saltsburg Wardrop Eddie Miller Ridge Shuster

Local social notes from Rossmoyne area

Mrs. T H Frantz and son Leland visited her Plumville daughter and family. Dr A I Bikin made a bustical trip to Indiana. Mrs J G Grove of Amblerose with sister-in-law called on Mrs D C Wells. Mr and Mrs Blair Uamill and Laurabel of Marion Center were callers. Mrs Matthew Lewis ill but improving. Mr and Mrs James Van Horn and two children visited C M Good. Dr Ord Widdowson of Baltimore returned home. A J Mahon killed a 4 foot blacksnake on way to Cross Roads schoolhouse.

T. H. Frantz Leland O. A. Good and Family Plumville A. I. Bikin Indiana J. G. Grove Amblerose Frank Inzlett D. C. Wells Blair Uamill Laurabel Marion Center Matthew Lewis James van Horn Georgeville C. M. Good and Ord Widdowson Baltimore A. W. Diltz Yvriday A. J. Mahon Cross Roads School House

Letters of administration for Joby C Myers estate

Administrators announce grant of letters of administration on the estate of Joby C Myers of Grant Town Slip Indiana County deceased. Those with claims are to present them duly authenticated for settlement and those indebted to the estate are urged to make prompt payment. J Murray Thompson, Administrator. Tudiaou Ill January 12 1916.

Joby C. Myers Tate Grant Townslip Indiana County J. Murray Thompson Tudiaou, Ill

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