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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1926

Page

2

Evangelistic Meet Attendances and Local Visits in Marion Center

Residents report a string of visits and social events in Marion Center and Curry's Run. Rev J A Meinturff and Rev G E B Terpe assist in Johnstown meetings while D Ross from Beaver Falls stayed locally. Mrs H L Leopold of Dayton, Mrs J H Holt and son Richard Terpe visited. Various residents from nearby towns traveled for family, hospital, or church activities and a quilting gathering was held by the M E Church Missionary Society.

J. A. Meinturff G. EB. Terpe Johnstown Ghas D. Ross Beaver Falls H. L. Leopold Dayton J. H. Holt EB. Terpe Richard Terpe Martin Pittspurch Ralph Fisher

Local Notices From Apollo Area This Week

Melvin Silvin made several business trips to Apollo during the week. Walter Campbell of near Shelocrs was a visitor in the area. The baby of Mr and Mrs Sam Peterman died of pneumonia on Wednesday and services were held Friday with interment in South Bend cemetery. Anna Mae and Margaret Anderson have had chicken pox. The South Bend Fire Insurance Company met twice last week. The school postponed its entertainment on June 1st as several children were sick. rescheduled later. Shane King was a Sabbath visitor at Shevehin. Mr and Mrs Kepple of Vandergrift attended the funeral of their little niece Friday. Robert Townsend was at Apollo Friday. Local mill workers visited home for the weekend. Townsend firm delivered several kinds of potatoes at Apollo last week. C M Anderson remains home with bronchitis. The Devers family shopped in Pendleton.

Melvin Silvin Apollo Herbert Frick Walter Campbell Sam Peterman South Bend Peterman Carrie Kopple Anna Mae Margaret Anderson

Local Social Notes From Armaugh Area Families

Armaugh and Rochester Mills residents share visits and gatherings. Mrs Edward Work and Luftus Work of Rochester Mills spent Wednesday night with George Dick and family. Miss Nancy Tomb visited Miss Elsie Tomb Saturday. Mr and Mrs W H Falcon hosted relatives at Robert Cunningham’s in Treshbon. William Campbell of Cramer visited his mother Mrs Tamme. Mrs George Hill returned from Sandsuky after aiding her brother Ferbert. Miss Mildred Ling of Gas Center hosted a Valentine party with many neighbors attending. Carrie Hutchison and other friends visited ill relatives at Morey hospital in Jannstown. Other gatherings included Violet Rose Evelyn Pavis and Ruth Ling visiting Din Dick.

Tdward Luftus Work Rochester Mills George Dick Nancy Elsie Tomb Tera Alfeen Kathryn Ferbert Matthew Matthews Mildred Ling Gas Center Velnn Rodgers Helen ‘Dick Sedena Riddleman Nancy Tinkcom Viola Plowman Nancy and Fildred Grace Ling Carrie Lizzie Tyrady Hutchison Imother Morey Hospital Jannstown Violet Rose Evelyn Pavis Ruth Ling Telen Dick Ion ‘Tomb Hirwin

Zion's Valley social notes and visits update

Bert Townsend and daughter helped Mrs Frank Wolfe on Friday. Mrs Will Coleman and daughter Esther were grip victims. Frank Matson and daughter Ino were callers in Vandergrift on Saturday. Madge Anderson visits Vandergrift for two weeks. Downsend, recently ill, is able to move about. Elwood Shelhammer called on T J Matson. Lee Anderson visited Shelocta on Saturday. Dr Warmon of West Lebanon was a professional caller in the galley. Wm Clements of Leechburg called at the pump station and Phillips home Friday. Me McDowell and John Densel were recent galley callers. An entertainment was given by the galley school last Friday due to Esther Coleman's illness. much of the program was omitted. Esther fell ill Thursday night. Friday was her first missed day, and she had never been tardy. We wish her speedy recovery. Mr and Mrs Ben Williams and son Calvin visited Clymer Sunday. Mrs Mert Cramer and son Charles visited her sister at Tide Sunday. Miss Lizzie Brown of Lucerne works in C P Smith's home. Mrs C P Smith, confined with pleurisy, is recovering. Alvin and Emery Brown of Tacerne were in town Sunday evening. Joe Frolonsky and family were Hunter City visitors on Saturday.

Madge Anderson Vandergrift Ert Downsend Elwood Shelhammer T. J. Matson Lee Anderson Shelocta Dr. Warmon West Lebanon Wr. Clements Leechburg Phillips McDowell John Densel Esther Coleman Esther Ben Williams Calvin Clymer Mert Cramer Charles Lizzie Brown Lucerne C. P. Smith C. PB. Smith Alvin and Emery Brown Tacerne, P Joe Frolonsky Hunter City

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