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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1925

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Local Social Notes From Dixonville Area Visits

Purported social updates list Howard Raieigh and family visiting Nor ma Raieigh, Andrew Anthony visiting Hastings grandparents, and Ward Houk family with Horace Houk parents. Several residents host or visit relatives in Dixonville Commodore and nearby towns. mentions quilting party, hospital return of Mrs A I Lutz, possible move to Commodore, other neighborly calls and a loss of a prized cow.

Howard Raieigh Dixonville Norma Raieigh Andrew Anthony Hastings Ross Anthony Sunny Ward Houk Horace Houk Harold Keating Cookport John Raleigh

Local Notes From Smicksburg and Vicinity

Smicksburg residents and families attend church events, birthdays, and visits across towns including Trade City, Marion Center, Hamilton, Vandergrift, and Johnstown. Local engagements feature fairs, showers, school activities, mumps, illnesses, travel to Morrisburg, and bids for road work with Butler Construction Co. of Blairsville winning a $101,000 contract.

Town Notes Highlight Local Visits and Birth

NICHOLTOWN Misa Adelaide Walfe of Clymer spent the weekend at her home. Mr. and Mrs J 2B Kimmel of Hinder ton visited. Clair Burkett made a business trip to Hbensburg. Harvey Riethmiller spent Monday. A baby boy arrived at Walter Beer's home last week. Floyd Reed and Mrs Ford Reed were seen with Laura Kinnan. J H Berkey traveled to Indiana for Friday and Saturday. Floyd Reed teaches at Grant school succeeding Mrs John Stitt.

David Learn John Farrell Cherry Tree Robert Holt Marion Center Conrath Catherine Myers Jennie Barr H. &. McCoy Lenore Mabel Napp Bertha Mary Ferrier Grier Shank Hellwood Lizzie Swartz H. H. Houck Blair Learn Clymer Jesse Ferrier Danks Chambers Carl Howard Kanauf Trade City M. R. Haslett Paul Stiteler Marion Cenjter David Edmonds J T. Hoover Paul Black Chas. Niel Hamilton Charles Niel Otto M. I. Black McCurdy Bush Mary Crissman A. Mauk Wallier James E. Hazlett Presbyterian Church Plimville Carl Lewis Brook Alma Gene M. D. Weston J. J. Williamson Robert Elkin Georgeville George Roush Wade Lewin Vandergrift Molly Rouse O. W. Shields Harry Bergman J. B. Gibson Mary J. S. Marshall Leonard Dixon Familly B. R. Hwing J. C. Berkey W. EB. Fleming John Cash Kennedy Misa Adelaide Walfe Mrs. J. 2B. Kimmel Nderton H. Riethmiller Clair Burkett Hbensburg Harvey Riethmiller Stork Walter Beer Floyd Read Ford Reed Laura Kinnan J. H. Berkey Indiana View Floyd Reed Grant School John Stitt

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Howard Leslie Pattison Indiana M. L. Houk Great Shank A. I. Lutz Dixonville Hospital William Berg Commodore Mr. Lutz Harvey H. Johnston Philadelphia Street Indiana, Pa Bree Axminster Gawd Snp Smicksburg John Foster Verna Dora Sanners Johnstown James Fisher Pitcairn A. C. Fisher William L. Bowser Kittanning Rathmel John’e. Boyle Derry Geo. Boyle Albert M. Walbeck Morrisburg Samuel Fisher Fisher Samuel West Thomas Price Thomas Mahon Edward Robinson Clara Henderson Edith McClaren Pinkerton Crossing Butler Construction Co Blairsville Lewisville Tucotta Jennie Barkley J.C. Tomb Lucille T. Marshall Edna Devinney O. W. Shielda R. N. Ewing Blakeville Saltsbury John Hwing Kenneth R. N Hwing Will Fatts Leetonia J. B. Gibaon Nicholtown Ford Moorhead‘s
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