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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1930

Page

7

Local visitors and calls across Plumville area

Indiana visitor Rossmoyne T. H Frante stayed Saturday while Mr and Mrs Paul Elkin and Naomi visited G H Elkin on Friday. Plumville callers included Mrs Ole Brewer and Mrs Alice Johanstott. Sunday seats were taken by Mr and Mrs D C Wella and guests Eugene Clair Wade Wells Glen Johnston and L land L Frantz. Silas Kerr from near Plumville called Saturday. Miss Mary Simpson of Georgeville called on Maude Wells Saturday. William Charles and Raymond with Richard Charles of Hamilton visited Morris Johnston. T H Frantz and son D G Frantz traveled to Sagamore on Monday. Mr and Mrs M M Bell were Indiana visitors last week.

T. H.frante Indiana Paul Elkin Naomi G. H. Elkin Ole’ Brewer Alice Johanstott Plumville D. C. Wella Eugene Clair Wade Wells Glen Johnston Leland L. Frantz Silas Kerr Plum

Blacklion Township Social Notes and Local Gleanings

Mr and Mrs T M Strong and Mrs Wm Howard visited Dixonville with friends. Mrs F O Shields recovering slowly from a fall at sea. J M Lydie sick at home. Mr and Mrs B J Johnston recent Homer City visitors. Locals attended dairymen meetings at Blairsville and Indiana. John McIntire lost a cow. Orr Lyons bought a new Ford. Mr and Mrs Steel Cunningham visited Mrs Cunningham's parents, Mr and Mrs Clyde Sharp. A light humorous aside about wives ends the fragment.

Wm, Howard Dixonville F. O. Shields J. M. Lydie Fa B. J. Johnston Homer City Blairsville Indiana John Mccintire Orr Lyons Steel Cunningham Cunningham Clyde Sharp

Clerksburg Sabbath Services and Local Socials

Clarksburg schedule notes a preaching service on the next Sabbath at 2 30 PM with Sabbath school at 1 16 PM led by Rev Gettman pastor at Livermore and Tunnelton. The column records numerous visits, visits to hospitals and relatives, local family news, and weekend socialings across Homer City and nearby communities.

Local News Roundup from Kennerdell Area and Nearby Towns

Robison family visitors and travels including Mias Adda Liebold visiting Seward sister Mrs James Parks. Mr and Mrs Wilbert Mack visited Indiana. Swissvale visitors to Frank Shomo home. Mrs Harry Donahue returned from Colyer visit with daughter Mrs Russell Arford. Ed Peterson family with young son visiting Homestead. Willing Workers Society met at Mrs A J Boyla home. Joseph Higgins attended his nephew’s funeral in Akron. William Robertson, 12, died after wrecking into a telegraph pole. survived by parents and sister. Mrs Arthur Moyer had goiter operation at Windber Hospital. operation success noted. Brendlinger barn fire at Kennerdell farm consumed horses cows chickens grain hay tools. Charles Walbeck’s little son ill. Elmer Robinson seriously ill but slightly improved. United Evangelical revival five weeks ends. next revival starts Feb 16 at Free Methodist church led by Rev Previte. William Robertson funeral held at James Robertson’s Bolivar home. interment Isabel cemetery Lockport.

Mias Adda Liebold James Parks Seward Wilbert Mack Indiana Dewitt Cunningham Swissvale Frank Shomo Harry Donahue Russell Arford Colyer Edward Peterson Homestead George B. Halmiston Wilson Altimus Somerset Willing Workers Society The Lutheran Church A. J. Boyla Joseph Higgins Akron Ohio William Robertson Ralph Robertson Arthur Moyer Windber Hospital Chal D. Brendlinger Kennerdell Charles Forrest Walbeck Elmer Robinson United Evangelical Church J. W. McVicker Robert Wineburner Gretta Decker Altoona Free Methodist Church A. G. Previte Blacklick Wiliam Robertson James Robertson Bolivar Isabel Lockport

Local notices of sickness and visits across communities

The clipping lists numerous residents and families from McKinstry Hill to Indiana pa visiting, sicknesses and recoveries, and travel notes. It mentions Stan Matson, Adam Painter, Mrs Will McMunn, Mrs George Baker, the Reigh brothers, the Knox Longs, Billy Reigh, Dr Keeler, Mrs Marshall Jamison, Mrs Arlo Campbell, Anna Gray and Harold Gray, Carl Miller, Howard Brady, Fred Kirk, A. B Ansley, Walter Bartholomew, and others. Also notes about school attendance down due to illness and a Classified or ad section mentioning a telephone poles statistic and a car training joke. It ends with ad lines for The Progress and Post Gazette combo subscription.

Stanley Matson Adam Painter Will McMunn George Baker McKinstry Hill Reigh Brothers Frank George Clarence Reigh Harry Devers Frank Matson Monay Knox Billy Laird Mary Reigh Ray Hill McMunn Keeler Elderton Marshall Jamison Girty Arlo Campbell Edmond Reigh

Mount Tabor Ladies Plan Meeting at Mrs G Kim's Home

West Wheatfield notes list a Ladies Missionary Society meeting at the home of Mrs G Kim on Wednesday. Various locals are mentioned including recoveries, visits, and small-town movements around Blacklick Heshbon and Brackenridge with church and community events noted.

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