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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1922

Page

5

Social gathering at Shelocta United Presbyterian church

The Shelocta Y P CG U of the Shelocta United Presbyterian church held a social at the home of Mr and Mrs John Wiggins Friday evening. About sixty persons attended with games and music. A chicken and noodles meal followed. Several locals and visitors are mentioned in brief notices of visits and absences. A pie social is announced in Rayne township by Father Teague in the Bookamyre school on Friday night.

Shelocta United Presbyterian Church John Wiggins Nancy Sharp Carrie Sharp Steele MecElhoes Near Home Walter King Near Girty John Gibson Tavael Wailker Martha Soll Llderton Valora Lowry Tither Warner Rev. Strane Elderton Carl Bracken Near Advance Virginia Miler Minnie Gibson Katheryn Tarrhison Kenneth Kerr J. H. Devlin Pearl William George Sharp Indiana W. Diehl Mifllinsburg Father Stuchell Harry Kunkle Harvey Devlin John (Ibsom Alonzo Bush R. E. Russell M George Evans Jeannette HM. P. Miller John Kerr Carl Sell Yatesboro Rayne Township Father Teague Aebanl

Cherry Tree News Recap From Johnstown To Jersey Shore

Mrs J L Buterhaugh rushed to Johnstown for grandson Kenneth Caldwell’s serious illness. J & Jones visited Jersey Shore. Miss Julia Pearce of Emeigh saw her sister Artes Pearce at Cherry Tree high school. Mrs St Lytle and daughter Ethel ill. Mrs Stebh McCormick and daughter Margaret visiting in Pittsburgh. Sara Glenn, famed teacher, returning to work near Halifax after illness. E Grown called to Jersey Shore. Rev Nelson conducts revival in Evangelical church with over one hundred conversions. Mrs Lennart of Johnstown visiting daughter Mrs R A Butler. St Clair Griffith returned from Wyoming with son planning a short visit. Ladies' Aid Society met at Mrs Sam Wassam’s. lunch served. Ladies' Missionary Society hosted at Mrs HW Brilhart’s with discussions on Home and Foreign Missions. Hostesses were Mrs E R Brilhart, Marg EL Brilhart, Mrs Ama Sechler. Demolition begun on Dunlap building gutted by fire. Dunlap to open a new store in the I O O F building.

J. L. Buterhaugh Johnstown Kenneth Caldwell J. &. Jones Jersey Shore Julia Pearce Emeigh Artes Pearce Cherry Tree High School Pittsburgh Klag Sara Glenn Hailwood E. Grown Rev. Nelson Evangelical Church Ve Las Lennart R. A. Butler St. Clair Griffith Wyoming West Ladies’ Aid Society of the M Sam ‘Wassam Ladies’ Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church HW. R. Brilhart E. R. Brilhart Marg. EL. &. Brilhart Ama Sechler R. H. Dunlap Dunlap

The Bookkeeper: A Tale of Ambition and Love

Peter Grundy, a slow failing bookkeeper, loses his job as Nathaniel Croten replaces him with a new, energetic hire. A clever young woman named June Gordon joins as bookkeeper and wins Peter's heart while Croten courts her for marriage, revealing a secret motive and shifting affections.

Western Newspaper Union Peter Nathaniel C. Croten Grundy Deod Stewart Nathaniel Croten Mr. Grundy Ile Lida Mr. Croten Pater Myr Nathaniel Craten Peter Wre Nathaniel Groten June Gordon Lenart Veter Qearl Croton

Cottage prayer meeting honor at Amog Buterbaugh home

Local column records numerous visits and social events around Dixonville including birthdays, illnesses, and church notes. Names mentioned include Amog Buterbaugh, Mrs. Porter, Miss Mae Welty, and Henry Wentzel among others with updates on flu, injuries, and recoveries. A Knights of Pythias gathering is announced beside several travel notes.

Community Notes From Portage Area Social Roundup

Miss Elma Long and Lois Black visited Portage after a week with grandparents. Several locals report minor injuries from coasting and a Greenville collision. Names include Doyle Kelly and Doyle of Clymer, Will Mack, Rev Irwin of Clymer, Mrs Blaine O Neill, Mrs Ora Lambert, Emma Rodney, Dean Sickenberger, John Sickenberger, Mrs William Laney, Mrs Alica Fetterman, Mrs Clara Gibson, Zoe Kerns, Grace Lyster, Mrs A B Ober, Miss Mardell Meeking, Glair Meeking, Alex Johnston, Ian Johnston, Mrs Richard Learn, Paul Meekins, Doyle Kelly, John Kelly, John Dowry, James Hetterman, Lizzie Lago, Newton Johnston, Bartlett Brown trio, Abe Boucher, John Basbinder, Miss Verdie Strong, Joy Learn, Solomon Ober, Harry Clark house move, Mrs Clark, Maggie Widdowson, Jaimuel Boring, Keith, Beulah Learn, Lemuel Butterbaugh, Mrs Maggie Laudermilch.

Elma Long Lois Black Portage Robert Rodkey Milton Rodkey Greenville Lll Doyle Kelly Doyle Clymer Will Mack Rev. Irwin Blaine B. O'Neill Ora Lambert Somerset County Emma Rodney Dean Sickenberger Hannastown John Sickenberger William Laney Cockport Alica Fetterman Clara Gibson Zoe Kerns Grace Lyster A. BE. Ober Mardell Meeking Glair Commodore Frank Meekins Alex Johnston Homer City Ian Richard Learn Paul Meekins John Kelly John Dowry Burnside James Hetterman Glearfield Lizzie Lago Newton Johnston Johnstown Indianus Clair Mack Heilwood Abe Boucher John Basbinder Indiana Missy Verdie Strong Joy James Learn Solomon Ober Harry Clark Clark Maggie Widdowson Jaimuel Boring

Fall Leaves and a Moonlit Bride in Hampden Valley

Rodman Stanwood, returning to Hampden Valley after years, seeks Edith Weston. She lies ill and fate claims Aunt Edith's shadow as Edith’s own. A storm, a fallen elm, and a wedding plan collide as he declares love and they vow to marry that afternoon, departing for Albany and the West.

McClure Montana Rodman Stannam Moith Weston New Hampshire Wadith Sid Hampden Valley Roddy Boy New England Rodman Stanwood Lakeside Inn Weston Homestead Robinson Rodman Edith Elim Dunn Albany West

Local Social Notes and Visits Across the Area

Mrs Meade Boring and son William visited her parents Mr and Mrs D A Wilt. Clarence Henry and daughter Virginia spent last week at Harry Wentzel’s while he was ill. Charles Henry buried an infant on Monday. A revival began last Wednesday with Ray Hazlett conducting. Morrison Lockard and son visited from Merriam City. Mrs A Learn and Mrs Taylor Boucher visited Greensburg. Ralph Serringer and W P Walker visited town. Florence Boggs from Indiana visited R W McLaughlin. Charlie Wolfe and wife welcomed a baby girl. Martha Blue of Indiana spent Sunday here. Lydia Walker weekended near Marion Center. Road institute drew many locals Saturday. Israel Wolfe of Grove Chapel visiting Charlie Wolfe. William Schurr visiting friends in Indiana. Luella McLaughlin visited Ernest. Edldie Fontaine Jr on sick list. Ralph Wynkoop hosted visitors last week. Margaret McLaughlin visited her parents over Sunday.

Amog Buterbaugh Robert Mstep Indiana E. Napp Chas. Fredericks Johnstown Leslia Henry Dixonville Ben Porter Leroy Rhe Fsher Sara Mary Bagley Beatrice Miller Mahaffey Dennis Butterbaugh Henry Wentzel Chas. Hamilton Commodore Clarence Henry Cockport Harry Wentzel Leah Johns Thomas Warl Napp Clair Irvin John Haggins Kerr Avenue Frank Pardoe Wstep Coal Co Robert Estep Charles Layman Noah Keith John Simons Rev. Weaver Clymer Knights of Pythias Stafford M Clarence Bagley Lisle Shank Bridge Street Meade Boring William D. A. Wilt Virginia A. J. Lydie Charles Henry Frank Lydie D. 5 McCoy Gladys Stiffer Maxie Robert Jay Henry Luke Learn Lesha Bagley M. J. Keating William Bagley Ben Summerville Ray Hazlett Morrison Lockard and Son Haomer City A. &. Learn Taylor Boucher Greensburg Ralph Serringer W.P. Walker Marion Center Florence Boggs R. W. McLaughlin Charlie Wolfe Martha Blue Lydia Walker Road Institute Town Hall Israel Wolfe Near Grove Chapel William Schurr Luella McLaughlin Ernest Edldie Fontaine, Jr Ralph Wynkoop Margaret McLaughlin

Card of Thanks for Kindness After Mother's Death

Mrs Bertha McConnaughey thanks the minister and Presbyterian church choir, plus numerous friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy after her mother Mrs Malinda Clawson’s death. Grateful for use of automobiles and floral tributes. February 15, 1922.

Presbyterian Church Malinda Clawson Bertha McConnaughey Tfebruary

Smicksburg Community Notes Include Visits and Local News

Leroy Condron of Pittsburg spent days with his parents. Alex Neal took his wife to Punxsutawney Hospital. Mrs. Neal’s newborn joined Mr. and Mrs. Neal at the Tormen home. Chas. Stear lost a horse. The Lewis family visited relatives in Du Bois. Shields McMillen and daughter Gene visited Mrs. McMillen’s mother. R. B. Snyder spent the week with his family. Bert Weston and D. K. Stiteler called in Dayton. Dr. J A Elkin inspected schools at Irving Points and Creekside. Gertrude Dodson shopped in Punxsutawney. Mrs. Herbert Barrett visited her mother. Murray Crissman visited his mother Mary Crissman. Ministers and Sunday school superintendents plan a conference at the M. Be church Friday at 10:20 a.m. Community invited to attend and bring lunch.

Leroy Condron Pittsburg C. E. Condron Alex Neal Punxsutawney Hospital Frank Loring Neal Tormen Merle L. Black Brook Alma Gene Lewis Farren Walsh du Bois Shields McMillen Gene McMillen David Good R. B. Snyder Vandergrift Bert Weston D. K. Stiteler Dayton J. A. Elkin Irive Points Creekside Gertrude Dodson Punxsutawney Herbert Barrett Nary Haskell Murray Crissman Mary Crissman M. Be

Rochester Mills Visitors and Indiana Trip News

Mrs Jason Wotts and daughter Gaynolle visited Punxsutawney this Saturday. Mrs 4 G Bowsrg spent the weekend with her daughter in Indiana. H M Wells Murray Gilpatrick and Clyde Servey were business callers in Indiana on Friday. Mrs H B Widdowson of Indiana spent the weekend with relatives here. Clinton Pardee Merle Barclay spent Saturday with Indiana friends. Dr C H Bee of Indiana visited J C Weaver on Friday. Mrs Cevilla Work is visiting in Indiana and Kittanning.

Jason Wotts Gaynolle Clinton Pardee Merle Barclay Indiana C. H. Bee J. C. Weaver Mrs. Cevilla Kittanning

Plumcreek Social News Notes and Marital Update

A.P. McAdoo spends the week at home while Mrs. McAdoo recovers from rheumatism. Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Ankeny and family visited J. S. Kimmel. The stork visited Jesse Thomas's home last week. Ida Peterman and Fin Harkeroad of Gastown wed at Plumcreek parsonage. Mrs. Ralph Ramer and children visited Cathryn Clark and daughter Hulda.

A. McAdoo Stork Jesse Thomas Ida Peterman Fin Harkleroad Gastown Plumcreek Parsonage Irwin Ralph Ramer Cathryn Clark Hulda

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