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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1926

Page

5

Advance d Kepple Dines In Pittsburgh Spring Buying

Advance d Kepple merchant visits Pittsburgh for spring buying with his sons Sloan and Charles. Nellie Park, Widerton High student, spent weekend with parents. Mr and Mrs Charlie Rearick visited Mr and Mrs Harry Clark Sabbath evening. Horn Wissinger of Vanderbilt welcomed a daughter. Wissinger son of Mack and Mrs. Wissinger. Mrs Charlie Renrick hosted ladies Ald Society quilt at Salem M I church.Death notice: David Potts lifetime resident died at daughter Abel’s home in Indiana. Harry Harshbarger Sabbathed with family. works Fulton Run mines. Pat Hagerty happy about a girl birth.

D. ¥. Kepple Pittsburgh Sloan Charles Mis Nellie Park Miss Park Widerton High School Charlie Rearick Harry Clark Sabbath Evaning Horn Wm. Wissinger Vanderbilt Mr. Wissinger Mack Wissing

Sunday school events and local visits in Chambersville and Smyrna

In Chambersville the Baptist Young People’s Sunday school class gathered at Chas Brady’s home and a district Sunday school convention is to be held at Crooked Creek Baptist church. Pews note next Sunday services with 10 AM Sunday school and 11 AM church service. In Smyrna No 2 Walter Ruffner and family left for Chicago while others visit relatives and attend local schools and hospitals. Preaching next Sabbath at 11 AM and Sunday school at 7 PM. Hall’s advertises Valentines stock.

Baptist Young People Chas’ Brady Crooked Creek Baptist Church Walter Bartholomew Atwood Grace Helman Indiana Spe Uie Joydon Telman Sharrer Helman Prank Durly McGara Banks

Local health notes and social visits report

Ralph Brown Grisemore and Gomer Smith are on the sick list. Miss Florence Bennett was a caller at Richard Williams Friday. Richard Williams visited Alverda. A G Glenn was a visitor in Indiana. Miss Martha Martin stayed with Indiana and Stafford friends. Mrs W F Russell visited Alverda. Grant Good son of Mrs Nannie Good Pickup is critically ill after an appendectomy in Heilwood hospital. J M Williams was a Barnesboro caller Saturday. John Waterson and son of Cockport were business callers here Saturday. Norris and Daniel Trout were business callers at Higgins Saturday. Florence Bennett called on Mrs Lottie Clark Tuesday. Mrs Robert McClelland visited her mother Mrs Samuel Long at Alverda Tuesday. Mrs H S Bennett visited Mrs Tynballe Glenn recently. Mrs Richard Lamer and Mrs Bert McDonald were callers Tuesday. Mr and Mrs H S Bennett were Clement callers. A daughter was born January 28 in Brooklyn N Y to Mr and Mrs Clarence E Gallup. eight pounds. Mrs Gallup will be remembered as Elizabeth McGaughey of this place.

J. M. Williams Barnesboro John Waterson’ and Son Cockport Norris Daniel Trout Higgins Florence Bennett Lottie Clark Robert McClelland Samuel Long Alverda H. S. Bennett Tynballe Glenn Richard Lamer Bert McDonald Clement

Local Social Notes and Business Reopenings in Barnesboro Area

Mrs. Francis Johns Berringer visits daughter at Glen King home. Several Berringers and King family members visit, with news of a baby girl Esther Avanell born January 28 at Glenn King residence. Edwin G Boyer earns undertaker license in Philadelphia exams. Weamer building repairs complete after fire. Moore Furniture reopens with new line. Mrs. Charles Philippi hosts dinner for Donald Dickie and relatives for 26 guests.

Weameer Weamer South Seventh Street Samuel 5. Moore Charles D. Philippi North Fourth Street Donald Dickie

West Lebanon Social News Notes

West Lebanon items report Ed Reed of Vandergrift visiting his mother who is ill. Mrs. Robert Fulton spent the weekend with kin in Indiana. Sympathy extended to Mrs. Shirey after the death of husband Samuel Shirey with funeral held Sunday. Mr and Mrs Harry Liese of Parkwood visited Lillie Bell Fulton. Arthur Coulter of Saltsburg visited his parents W. W. Coulter and wife Sunday.

Ed Reed Vandergrift Robert Fulton Indiana Shirey Samuel Shirey Harry Liese Parkwood Lillie Bell Fulton Arthur Coulter Saltsburg W. W. Coulter

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