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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1923

Page

5

Missionaries From India Speak At Baptist Church

Dixonville notes Henry Bence, a mail carrier, is very ill at home. Mrs Peter Maloney was in Indian caller Thursday. Rev and Mrs Paynter, missionaries from India, will speak at the Baptist church Friday and Saturday evening and Sunday, March 2, 8 and 4. Everyone welcome. Miss Ada Phillips and Catherine Hooley, nurses, visited their homes in Clymer Friday evening. Mrs John Davidson of Lovejoy visited her husband, a hospital patient, Sunday.

Henry Bence Peter Maloney Arthur Paynter India Baptist Church Ada Phillips Catherine Hooley Clymer John Davidson Lovejoy

Local social notes include visitors and a hospital patient

Mrs. Tafford Connacher was an Indiana shopper last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Myers were Creekside visitors Sunday. Mrs. Reuben Thomas, who has been a patient in the hospital here for the past two weeks, returned home Monday.

Tafford Connacher Indiana Ernest Myers Creekside Reuben Thomas

Brushvalley social notes and county visitors

Mrs S M Rugh of Indiana returns home after three weeks with valley friends. T McCrea wife and Rus sell and Emma Herlinger were county seat visitors last week. Mr and Mrs F L Powler of Indiana spent Sunday with valley friends. Stanley Allen wife and daughter Margaret visited Mrs Allen's parents G T McCrea and wife. Mrs Chambers Rummel and Bessie Rager spent last week with Mrs S M Rugh. George Mack spent last Wednesday at the county seat. John Brown was an Indiana caller one day last week.

S. M. Rugh Indiana A. T. McCrea Russell Emma Herlinger F. L. Powler Stanley Allen Margaret Allen G. T. McCrea Chambers Rummel Bessie Rager George Mack John Brown

Kenwood Local Notes and Health Update

Those from this vicinity who attended the good roads meeting at Indiana Saturday were J. H. Smith FR. G C Adams and Zenas Hines. Miss May Bornheimer, seriously ill with pneumonia, is slowly improving. Mrs. Mary Morris was the guest of Ford Smith Thursday. Mr and Mrs Zenas Hines and family attended church at Clymer Sunday night. Will Iusteen and Mrs Mabel Learn and children are on the sick list. To Serve as U S Jurors R A Walker and Martin Sanger of Saltsburg and Charlies Gano of Heilwood have been selected to serve as jurors at the March sessions of the United States Court to be held at Brie.

Indiana J. H. Smith G C. Adams Zenas Hines May Bornheimer Mary Morris Ford Smith Clymer Will Iusteen Mabel Learn U.S R. A. Walker Martin Swanger Saltsburg Charlies Gano Heilwood

Rally for Bible Class Convention in Harrisburg

Indiana county calls for March 6 and 7 statewide convention of Organized Bible Classes at Grace M. E. in Harrisburg. Governor Pinchot and two Congressmen on the program. Republican effort to show support for moral forces. delegates urged, reduced rates via certificate plan, credentials from Indiana County Sabbath School Association.

Pennsylvania John Q. Anderson Ernest Indiana County Sabbath School Association Our Great Commonwealth Grace M. BE. Church Harrisburg Govenor Indiana County Indiana

Weddings of a Week Feature Multiple Local Couples

A week of weddings is reported across Indiana area, with Jobe and McHenry tying the knot at the Lawrence home, Thompson and Braughler wed in Marion Center, Walker and Hypes married in Charleston, and several other unions in Punxsutawney and nearby towns. Also listed are public sales near Indiana and a trio of wills filed involving Herlinger and Alcorn families.

Will of David Kanouf Bequeaths Estate to Son Clay

The will dated December 4, 1922 of David Kanouf of Canoe township leaves the majority of the estate to his son Clay. Two thousand dollars are divided equally among sons William and Norris, daughter Mrs. Cassie Smith, and grandson Paul Kanooff. William and Clay Kanouff are named executors.

Wiliam Herlinger Brushyalley Township William Emma J. Herlinger Mia Sadie Spahr Annie Herlinger Ernest Clyde Spear U Herlinger Russell Elizabeth Alcorn Isaac Alcorn Robinson Gertrude Alcorn Mary BE. Saxton Carrie Campbell Pearl Bepler Lloyd Alcorn David Kanouf Canoe Township Clay Norris Cassie Smith Paul Kanooff William and Clay Kanouff

A Strong Candidate J M Marshall for County Commissioner

A political advertisement endorses J M Marshall circulation manager of the Indiana Evening Gazette as Republican candidate for County Commissioner in Indiana county. The piece notes his past elected service, reputation for efficiency and fair dealing, and claims he is the only person in over fifty years reflected to the office.

J. M. Marshall Indiana Evening Gazette Indiana County Punxsutawney Spirit

Local Social News Roundup From Marchand and Surroundings

Mrs Earl Beck hosted the Ladies Aid Society at her home on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Clark Braughter visited Mr and Mrs George Gaul on Tuesday. Several couples welcomed a new baby boy for the Gearhart family. J A Gaul spent a few days at his home. S M Shields was called to Reynoldsville by his uncle John A Lydick. Mrs W H Beck traveled to Punxsutawney for business. B Y Shields visited his daughter Mrs Win Cornfield in Rossiter. D He Wyant and children spent Sunday with Wall Sutter near Walter. Miss Emma Jane Sutter and Miss Alberta Scott shared Sunday together. Stephen bought a new Ford. Francis Antson and family visited his parents in Marchand. Mr and Mrs Frank White were with Harman Peffer and family near Marchand.

Ray-Mack Clark Ray George W. Ray Penn Run Helen Mack T. C. Mack Armagh HE. S. White Methodist Episcopal Church utter-Dinsmore William J. Sutter Gertrude Dinsmore Punxsutawney Clark Earl Beck Ladies’ Aid Society Clark Braughter George Gaul J. H. Miller John Gearhart Byron Gearhart J. A. Gaul S. M. Shields Reynoldsville John A. Lydick W. H. Beck M. Shields Win Cornfield Rossiter Wall Sutter Walier Emma Jane Sutter Alberta Scott Stephen Ford Francis Antson

Local Family Notes and Hospital Report Front Page

MECO J Q Anderson and family of tr nest visited daughter Mrs Jay C Davis on Sunday. Clinton McAfoos and family visited his parents at Marion Center recently. Mrs Will Rowderbush taken to Indiana hospital Thursday and operated Friday. condition favorable. Her mother Mrs Kelly stays at Rowdenbush home while daughter is in hospital. Miss Overdorf of Ernest visiting sister Mrs Gardner. Melvin Stadtmiller employed at Indiana spent Sunday at home. Mrs Davis guest of her son Jay C Davis and family last week. C P Smith and wife spent Sunday at James Hadden home at TocK.

J. Q. Anderson Tr. Nest Jay C. Davis Clinton McAfoos Marion Center Will Rowderbush Indiana Hospital Kelly Rowdlenbush Miss Overdorf Ernest Ernest, Is Y Visiting Her Sister, Mrs. Gardner Melvin Stadtmiller Indiana Davia C. P. Smith James Hadden Twock

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Dixonville Irvin S. Glasser Philadelphia St Indiana, Pa Brushvalley Kenwood Ford Motor Company Detroit, Michigan Sutton Miller Company Blairsville, PA Gov. Pinchot Jobe-McHenry Sarah McHenry Samuel T. McHenry Philadelphia Lisle Jobe James A. Lawrence Second United Presbyterian Church Lawrence North Seventh Street Summers Brown Ruth Phillips Jobe Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corporation Jarvson-Davis Aronetta Davis Charles Davis Claghorn John Larsen 8. C. Larsen Clearfield County Ray Li Mack Coopersdale Parkwood Road Moreh H, H, Pennell, Kh W. George Levi Houck Onberg New State Road H. C. Cameron Oovode John Baun Tear Marchand Frank White Harman Peffer Near Marchand MECO Groutman's Store News Troutman’s Tan Polaire Bell Louis Troutman Suality, and Service Rich
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