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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1921

Page

3

Cherryhill Township Socials and Farm News Briefs

Loughry Strong was a county seat caller Saturday. Manor School closed last week due to a teacher’s illness. Mrs Frank Waltermire improving after hospital treatment. Several local residents attended an Indiana agriculture lecture. Dale Green buys J Milton Gibson farm, to take possession early spring. Families and neighbors travel, visit, and news from Clymer Penn Run and nearby towns. Twins calves at T A Gauge stockyard. Community notes cover illnesses travels sales and social events in Grisemore and surrounding areas.

Cherryhill Township Loughry Strong Callat Manor School Staymond Indiana Isaac Sleppy Clymer Florence Martin ‘Wociler Penn Run Dale Green Blacklick J. Milton Gibson H. S. Shaffer Michigan Tekousha O. V. Householder Ft. Morgan Colo

Local notes on families and illnesses in Summerhill and area

Mr and Mrs Harry Reithmiller of millers home visited Summerhill last week. Martha Napp returned to Stafford Monday after two weeks at her Grandmother Martins. Mr and Mrs Joseph Pierson announce the birth of a daughter. Mr and Mrs Robert Russell announce the birth of a very wee daughter weighing one and a half pounds. Mrs W E Roberts underwent tumor removal in Indiana hospital and is convalescing. Omer Bennett is suffering from mumps. Cecil Coble of Penn Public Service struck by falling timber but unharmed. Mrs J J Williams is on the sick list. W W Williams as wagon accident left with a badly bruised shoulder. W G Trout ill at home with a cold. Mrs Archie Davis recovering from mumps. D B E Martin out after severe cold. John Browns family recovering from mumps. Rev Wm Gray Alter delivered a sing sermon in the Presbyterian church and was well received.

Harry Reithmiller Miller Summerhill Reith Martha Napp Stafford Martin Joseph Pierson Robert Russell W. Be, Roberts Worthy Grange W. G. Trout Archie Davis D. BE. Martin John Brown Wm. Gray Alter Presbyterian Church Rev. Alter

East Mahoning Township Social Notes Reflect Winter Goings On

Mable Little is on the sick list. George Beer and George Hazlett made a business trip to Marion Center. Catherine Rica, nine, recovering well after appendicitis. J M Gilpatrick visited Samuel McAfores. George Beer bought a valuable hearse. Grace Abel called on Annie Rice. Mrs J E Stitt and children travel to Clymer for winter. Huey Hickock family called to Ohio for ill sister in law. Mrs Clark Sterner and son to Nanty Glo for a few days. Miss Zola Burns works at Jesse Rice’s home. Old Men’s Club held a chicken supper at Walter Beer’s. George Beers family hosted guests including Mrs Merle Sheesley and others. Mrs C W Kinter visited Mrs Murray McQuown. Nora Fisher called on Mary Pfeiffer. Kitchen shower for Mr and Mrs Pam Henry attended by several locals. Ellsworth Manner and Jay with Tiverett Burns family Sunday. Mrs Mack Hamilton recovering. Daisy Bush visiting Diamondville. Jessa Peiffer with Albert Wisher. Mrs Merle Sheesley visited her mother, Mrs Alex Douglas. Mrs Cora Little attended Walter Bears chicken supper.

Mable Little George Beer George Hazlett Marion Center Catherine Jesse Rica J. M. Gilpatrick Samuel McAfores Grace Abel Annie Rice J. E. Stitt Clymer Plisworth Manner Jay Everett Burns Mary Louise Nellie Rice William Elmer Hamilton C. W. Kinter Murray McQuown Nora Fisher Mary Pfeiffer Pam Henry Telford Burns Jess Peter David Stonebraker Kirky Sheesley

Local Residents and Visitors Report Busy Week

Glen Campbell and Archie Vennington visited Punxsutawney on Tuesday. Miss Mary Clark returned home from Philadelphia after weeks with relatives. Darrel Davis conducted business in Johnstown Thursday. Mrs William Miller and daughter Dorothy weekended in Altoona. Clair Getty attended the General Motors Supply Co opening in Altoona Thursday. Prof D A Manner and W H McQuilken attended the Harrisburg state convention of school directors last week. Miss Anastasia McCowan spent Sunday with Punxsutawney parents. R E K Bostic spent a week in Homer La on business. Edith Lewis of Punxsutawney visited relatives here. Mrs William Conner hosted the Ladies Aid Society at her home Sunday evening. Mrs M G Averill of Punxsutawney visiting her parents Mr and Mrs W A Mannerberg. Dr W D Hall returned from Chicago after six weeks in a surgery course. Robert Plouse spent Sunday with his ill father near Arcadia. Mr and Mrs B L Mumau of East Itan visited Walter Mumau family Sunday. Mrs John Myera visiting Coral and Indiana returned home. John Reynaley of Indiana spent Saturday and Sunday here. Lottie Myers teaches a book at Arcadia and spent the weekend at home. Harvey Sheesley employed at Bear Tun spent weekend here. Mr and Mrs Samuel Burkett visited daughter Mrs Ralph Napp of Purchase Line Thursday. Thomas McMahan of Gipsy visited his home here Sunday.

Archie Vennington Mary Clark Philadelphia Darrel Davis Johnstown William Miller Dorothy Altoona Clair Getty General Motor Supply Co D. A. Manner W. H. McQuilken Harrisburg Anastasia McCowan Punxsutawney R. EK. Bostic Homer Edith Lewis Willam Conner Ladies' Aid Society M. HE M. G. Averill Punxsutwney W. A. Mannerberg Br. W. DD. Hall Chicago Robert Plouse Arcadia B. L. Mumau East Itan Walter Mumau John Myera Coral Indiana John Reynaley Lottie Myers Harvey Sheesley Bear Tun Samuel Burkett Ralph Napp Purchase Line Thomas McMahan Gipsy

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