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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1927

Page

10

Social notes from Harrisburg region and nearby towns

Charles Lichtenfels Robinson attended the state school directors convention in Harrisburg. Several residents visited relatives in Webrum Tatts Station Johnstown and Cumberland Md. News includes births illnesses and visits from Miss Adda Graham Mrs Wallace of near New Florence and Miss Daisy Cline with family in Blacklick. Community events mention church services and a Love Feast in Free Methodist church.

Robert Boyle Indiana Clymer Adda Graham Wallace New Florence Joseph Tmigsina Mary Brendlinger Elmer West Bolivar Forrest Walbeck John McDowall Daisy Cline George Cline Blacklick

Town Notes From Clarksburg Sifts News and Visits

R D McCall and Clair Marshall spent Friday in Pittsburgh. Miss Myrtle Hulienhaugh returned home after a few weeks away. Rev A H Gettman of Tunnelton conducts evangelistic services for two weeks. Two baby girls born Feb 5 to Mr and Mrs Rockwell Manners and Feb 7 to Mr and Mrs Ed Stiver Martha Anne Stivers. Mrs Harry George of Albany NY visits Sandles home due to father H P Sandles illness in hospital. Mr and Mrs Bert Reed and family weekend with Mrs Reed’s sister Mrs C C Walker. Mrs R D McCall hosted a birthday dinner for husband with guests Mr and Mrs George Rose, Mr and Mrs Foster Parks, Mr and Mrs George Taylor, Mr and Mrs Clare Marshall. Mr and Mrs Dean Clawson visited with aunts Misses Anna and Boyd Black Saturday.

Clarksburg R. D. McCall Clair Marshall Pittsburgh Myrtle Hulienhaugh A. H. Gettman Tunnelton Martha Anne.Stivers Harry George Albany George Rose Foster Parks George Taylor Clare Marshall Dean Clawson Anna and Boyd Black

Many locals spend Lincoln's birthday across towns

Mrs Horace Kinter and relatives from North Manor Street visited Blairsville on Lincoln's birthday. Elizabeth McLeister and Lisle V Kinter stayed with relatives in Blairsville. The piece lists numerous residents visiting Pittsburgh, Armagh, Deckers Point, State College, Cresson, Dixonville, Rochester Mills, Indiana, Johnstown and Strongstown, with names including Mr and Mrs Morey, Ada B Kinter, Miss Rachel Meanor, Dr Perdeaux, and others.

Horace Kinter Mia Elizabeth McLeister Lisle V. Kinter North Manor Street Lincoln’s Blairsville W. C. GriMth Edward Neal Joy Memthaes Rachel Meanor Pittsburgh Cordilla Lightcap Tame C. EB. Ray Armagh J. EB. Lutz Deckers Point Ada B. Kinter Marietta. Thompson Home W. S. Watzel WHS State College C. R. Tavughlin Towne Cresson Indiana Glenn Miller Rochester Mills Clark Pollock

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