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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1930

Page

3

Cherry Tree Social Roundup Includes Local Visits

Edgewood resident Misa Dalay Ross spent the weekend at home. Mildred Lloyd visited relatives near Hast Ridge. Bee family and Tonkin and other locals were in Kittanning Altoona Clearfield and Johnstown for errands and events. Schoolmates mixed with church group activities and basketball games highlighted a busy weekend.

Cherry Tree Misa Dalay Ross Edgewood Mildred Lloyd H. D. Somerville Hast Ridge C. Bee H. R. Bee Kittanning Worth Tonkin Altoona J. N. Beck Roy Robb Baby Clearfield Blaine Ross Daisy Pittsburgh Guy Hunter L. Irwin R. Jenney M. H. Church Edw. Hoare Emeigh I. E. Pounds Bilderton Beneen Cherry Tree High School Barnesboro High School Sara Glen Grisemore M. J. Tonkin Kathryn Clyde Bee Lawrence Bee Stifflertown Bert Bee Indiana C. George and Family Garman

Rochester Mills Social News Highlights

Mr and Mrs R M Dodson visited John Dodson in Smicksburg on Sunday. Evelyn Oberlin of Pittsburgh stayed with her parents H W and Mrs Oberlin. Dorothy Bee visited her Indiana parents for the weekend. William Oberlin was an Indiana business caller Friday. Mr and Mrs Pauli Jeffries and daughter visited the Jeffries parents Geo and Mrs Jeffries on Sunday.

R. M. Dodson John Dodson Smicksburg Evelyn Oberlin Pittsburgh H. W. Oberlin Dorothy Bee Indiana William Oberlin Pauli Jeffries Geo. Jeffries Ferna Coy Heilwood Albert Coy Wm. McCullough Wehrum Conrad Sleppy George Wolfe Irvin Green John and Dwight Henry John Guernsey Glenn Coy Boneta Mumau Ord Will Henry Little Billie Coalport Mrs. Henry J. D. Walker Emma Mumau Vernon Joe Gakehart Clarence Harvey Burkey Rochester Mills George Walker Diamondville Jess Waller Joe Pardee Sheridan Kenneth Wright Harry Shields Frank Wright Rochester Mille Calmet Shultz Dixonville Montgomery Frank Blose Ethel and Mary Hooverhurst Wilda Rodkey Margaret Kirker Charles Edward Barr Marie Keirn Helen Muffley Frank Muffley Alma Winifred Muffley Twila Engle Mary Atkins A. H. Wil Hama J. C. Kelly Edna Pyle Robert Tres- 34 Parry John Engle Catherine Engle Carl Kirker Hallwood Erma Bennett Strongatown Mabel Cramer Miller Pyle Alverda Fred Golden

Wings Fame Hinted By Clara Bow Exchange

A brief, tongue in cheek comic line suggests Clara Bow’s future stardom may differ from the Wings era hype. The quotation riffs on star status with a playful tone from Typo Graphic.

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Armagh social event and local updates at grange hall

An Armagh entertainment and four pie and jbox social is slated for Tuesday evening at the William Penn Grange hall. Local families share visits and illness notes including Ling, Tomb, Lichtenfels, Mack, and Williams households. Junior and Sabbath activities are mentioned along with several travel and illness updates across Johns town and surrounding communities.

Local Travel and Social Roundup In Maple Grove

Maple Grove residents report a weekend of visits and social calls across nearby towns including Belsano Penn Run Heilwood and Strongstown. notable events include Mrs Sleppy’s thirtieth anniversary and a rare bantam chick born from a pigeon owned by Wilmer Lukehart. several residents were seen at services and Sunday gatherings with neighbors and family.

Local News Briefs From Dixonville Area

Dr Miller of Dixonville visits Mrs St Clair and son Donald who are ill with the flu. Mr and Mrs Pete Lazaration welcome a baby girl Thursday. Mary and her mother are improving. W R Moorhead substitutes mail carrier on Route 1 while Blair Goodlin is away. Mose Blakely returns to work at Randolph after illness. E T Barber resumes work at Randolph after illness. Many in the area suffer from bad colds. Mrs E T Barber and son Melvin shop in Clymer. Geneva Barber marks her 11th birthday with grandmother Mrs CW Barber whose birthday also on February 6.

Dr. Miller Dixonville Alfred St. Clair Randolph E. T. Barber Melvin Clymer Lola Moorhead

Heilwood and Indiana Vibe Highlight Small Town Life

Heilwood shines with visitors and callers as Ward Stahl returns to State College after a week at home. Local events include Golden Rule Bible class meeting at the Presbyterian church and a well attended mine show at Star theatre. Families welcome newborns and travelers, with numerous social calls across Heilwood, Indiana, Culver, and Butler areas.

Ward Stahl State ‘College Howard Weakland Johnstown Margaret Kirker Indiana J. W. Berry Bob Ross O. R. Check Ellsworth Presbyterian Church Star Theatre T. J. Davis Homer City Gee. Lindsay Gertrude Murray Ruth Mitchell Cleveland Alma Muffley Culver A. M. Henry Alverda Butler Carl Kirker Frank Markle Altoona Cyrus Richard Dubois George Lindsay Penn Run Geo. Fisid A. C. Tyger Mack McCullough

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