Plumed Creek Valley Social Notes Amid Busy Week
Plum Creek Valley and Rossmoyne communities record visits and relatives gathering across Indiana and nearby towns. Families like Myers, Jamison, Weaver, Rankin, Elkin, Houser, Johnston, and Donohue appear in Sunday and weekend visitations. A bridge project continues with contractor Fowler pouring cement, while a local misprint hints at a physician nurse incident involving Mrs Zome Myers during a critical illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Houser
Joseph Uber
Tur- Nile
Armage Daughters Bake Sale at Wallam Penn Grange Hall
The Armage The King's Daughters class of the M church will hold a baked ham supper at Wallam Penn Grange Hall on Wednesday February 26 from 6 to 8 with plates at 50 cents. Various local scenes include visits and gatherings with neighbors and friends such as Misa Flo Falcon staying with Mrs B J Bagley of Johnstown and Mrs Bion Tomb hosting a birthday party for her son Edwin Tomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
Wallam Penn Grang Hall
Misa Flo Falcon
J. Bagley
Johnstown
Bion Tomb
Eewin
John Rogers
Harry Delton
William Hildebrand
Melvin McFeaters
Richard
William l
Edwin Tomb
Kenneth McCahen
Sadena Biddleman
Ruth Tomb
Treva Kneff
Robindale
Warren McKeaters
Fannie Tomb
Latrobe
Mary Tomb
Hven Reese
Charles
Lewellyn Williams
Frank Paul
Llewellyn Williams
Progressive and Pittsburgh Post Gazette Offer for Rural Readers
An ad promotes a one year combo of The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette for six dollars, targeting R F D readers and towns without a Post Gazette agent. Orders directed to The Indiana Progress in Indigina Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progress
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Pittsburgh Post Gazette
Indiana Progress
Indigina
Post Gazette
Indiana
Scouts Hold Big Rally As Nation Celebrates Movement
Indiana County Council marks the 20th anniversary of Boy Scouts with a Friday rally at the Armory. Twenty six troops from Blairsville to Tide attend with nearly 500 Scouts and leaders, featuring Court of Honor, merit badge presentations, Eagle Scout Swanson honor, and 1929 Service Bars awarded by the State Department of Forests and Water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Valuation Invest. Pd
Caeraeneeee
Armagh
John
Rodgers
Blairsville
Chas
A. Richards
J. B. Torrence
S. T. Powers
Clamer
Uriah Brown
Cherry Tree
W. B. Cramer
Creekside
Ralph McCracken
Glen Campbell
J. M. Ruffner
Homer
Jacksonville
Helen Boal
Marion Genter
J. C. Moore
Plumville
A. C. Groif
Saltsburg
S. A. Rhea
John T. Gibson
Smicksburg
M. Kk. Lewis
Armstrong
Montgomery
C. H. Rank - Pine
Samuel Long
Rayne
C. EB. Kinter
Washington
B. W. Miller
East Wheatfield
H. M. Artemus
West Wheatfield
Samuel Mabon
White
Harry Carson
Young
S. C. Coleman Jee
Odd
Armory
Indiana County Council
Commodore
Ernest
Graceton
Homer City
Indiana
Iselin
Lucerne Mines
McIntyre
Punxsutawney
Tide
Brushvalley
Kanable
John Jones
Thomas E. Llewellyn
Karl McMasters
Arthur Holt
John Kish
John Turify
Paul Gray
James Bennett
Wendell Koozer
George Heilburn
John W. Sutton
Cottrell Spearman
William Simpson
Howard Houck
Russell Owens
Jack Steetle
Harry Brahm
Walter Kissinger
Thomas Ellis
William Evans
Reading
David Buchanan
Charles Carnahan
Harold Buchheit
Guy Kanable
John Molna
Alex Novak
Lisle Spires
Gilbert McCrea
Homer Lytle
Lisle Spiers
Robert Baden Powell
England
Ralph Harrison
Scout Swanson
Woodrow Phillipps
Department of Forests and Water
Scouts Win Fire by Friction Contest at Blairsville
Scout Ray Bowser of Blairsville No 3 won the Fire by Friction test in 48 seconds, a top time for the council, and received a medal. The program listed placements for Bugling and other merit sections, with medals awarded to Cronk and Pavlic. The gathering ended with a Scout Benediction as the group joined the Scout Executive. In a separate note, a missionary meeting and sixth birthday party were held at the Kim home with a large turnout and gifts for Alicea Kim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pworke
Ray Bowser
Blairsville
Scout Bowser
William Ll. Beck
Roy Fee
Ralph Cummings
Robert Cronk
Indiana
Charles Love
Blair
C. M. Cunningham
Frank Pavlic
Graceton No. 1
Pavlic
MN. Gressley
Leonard Brody
Clarence Tomb, Jr
Indiana No. 1
Kim
Women’s Missionary Society
Mt. Tabor Evangelical Church
G. Kim
Near
Heshbon
George Shoup
Charles, Shoup
Roy Palmer
John Long
Guy Smith
William Shoup
J.R. Muir
Garfield Cline
Omer Shoup
George Clawson
Russell Palmer
Col‘ling Mack
Paul” Lichtenfels
William Lichtenfels
Foust
Georgie Cline
George
Ruth Shoup
Ruth
Gladys Mack
Mada
Martha
Rae
Norman Palmer
Bya May
Blaine ‘Shoup
Charles Shoup
Susan
Blanche
Sarah
Dean
Margery Lichtenfels
Sarah Cline
Alice
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Thelma Bell
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Joe Houser
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Wil Wirs
Harold Johnson
W. C. Jami
Bits
J. M. Rankin
J. W. Rankin
Samily
Leo Clark
McKeesport
Clark
W. C. Jamison
John Pearce
Baedhbureg
Arthur Weaver
H. M. Little
Mer Charles Gray
Kellysburg
Gent
A. BR. Hill
Spear Rowe
Wir
Howe
Dixonville
J. €. Myers
Dorsathy
Mildred
Mires
Harry Rankin
eGsled Mira
William Secor
Disko
Ant
Sa Zome Myers
Interial Type Magazine
Armage
Nicholtown
Anton Rickard
I. A. Murman
John Gromley
Hillsdale
Zane Butterbaugh
Loney O’harrah
Glenn Lowman
Laura Kinnan
Nettie Muman
Ray Lowman
Frank Reithmiller
Sige
Walter Mumau
Ande
G. W. Huntley
Luxenberg
Indiana, Pa
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Troutman
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