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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1930

Page

7

Local social notes from Steubenville and nearby towns

Mrs. Clarence Duke and James Robinson visited her mother Mrs. Wilson Altimus and the Brendlingers hosted a birthday gathering for Mrs. Henry Brendlinger. Ada Walbeck and others called on the Walbeck home while Mr. and Mrs. Cunningham visited Shomo. News of travels, births, illnesses, and local farewells fill the week with family updates and community chatter.

Robinson Clarence Duke Attle James Steuberville Ohio Wilson Altimus Pra Brendlinger Pitcairn Henry Brendlinger Ada Mary Walbeck Alda Robinson Charles Walbeck George Bowser Lawrence Bobbie Johnstown Curtis Cunningham Charles Robert Latrobe Frank Shomo Northup Seward Arthur Bowser Phillip Lear M. J. Montgomery Apollo Mr. Montgomery Willam Bowser Ralph Thompson Ben Foust Quinay Ossie Fry Jas. Overdorff Elmer Robinson Harry Humphrey Bolivar News Bolivar Station

Local family notes from Clymer and Moorhead area

Clymer R D 1 Harry and Alta Moorhead and Blair Dearmy of near the Rayne church were visiting W. R. Moorhead and Rev. Mitchell on Tuesday. Mrs. Moorhead, Mrs. Barber, Blair Goodlin the rural carrier recovered from illness and resumed work. Orrie Wise and daughter Phyllis visited from Indiana. Wendell Barber's weekend with Thelma Little of Indiana. Laura and Evelyn Barber attended church in Dix onville. W. R. Moorhead and family hosted Sunday guests. Local youth attended the play The Flight at the State theatre Friday and Saturday. Wayne Barber visited B. T. Barber Sunday night.

Harry Alta Moorhead Blair Dearmy Rayne W. R. Mooread Rev. Mitchell Clymer W. R. Moorhead Hl. T. Barber Blair Goodlin Orrie Wise Phyllis Indiana Wendell Barber Thelma Little DB. T. Barber Laura Barber Evelyn Barber Dixonville W.W. Moorhead State Theatre Wayne Barber B. T. Barbor F. H. Kirk Merle McGara Dale Howard Brady C. A. Brady Walter Bartholomew Cuddy Atwood Carl Miller Wandercrift Harry Miller George Little Nettie Wells Arthur Coy Ernest Frank Kirk Harry Wells John Cathcart Pitcairn John F. Cathcart

West Wheatfield Social News From Blairsville and Surroundings

Mrs Russell Palmer and daughter Martha Rea shopped Blairsville on Saturday. Several locals visited relatives in West Virginia or dined with friends during the week. A birthday party for Alice Kim drew many neighbors including the Lichtenfels family and Robinsons from nearby towns. Attendees reported a pleasant afternoon with lunch served.

West Wheatfield Russell Palmer Martha Rea Blairsville Will Lichtenfels Mina Clawnon Harry Deemer Selden West Virginia Geo, Clawson Geo. Palmer Guy Smith New Florence Ross McElhoes Gotheb Kim Alice Mra Dean Margis Ray Foust Paul Lichtenfels Susan Blanch Sarah Ruth George Geo, Shoup Luther Carnathan Heshbon Chester Empfield Roy Palmer Arthur McConnell

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