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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1930

Page

2

Christmas time social ties in Robinson area

Mr and Mrs Joseph Penrose hosted at their home with Clarence Clevenger and others, while many locals celebrated Christmas with relatives in Johnstown Derry Avonmore Bolivar and Cokeville. Attendees included Rev G W Ruff Mrs William Fisher Miss Edna Huston Miss Marie Schrum and families.

Edith and Grace Duncan Johnstown Merle Luther Clyde C. A. Robinson Edwin Croll Frank Croll G. W. Ruff Willam H. Fisher New Florence C. W. Sutton F. Jay Sutton Bolivar Thomas Hair Derry William Shetler Joseph N. Huston Pittsburgh John W. Huston Hdna Huston Bobbie Boyle Rager Cokeville William Nickleson John Moskum T. A. Henderson Harry Henderson Bert Fisher Johnsjtown Charles Hostetter Scottdale Arm‘strong Henderson Robert Wineburner Altoona United Evangelical Church Lutheran Sunday School M. C. Rhinehart William H. Fisher Edna Huston Marie Schrum James Henderson Avonmore John H. Bowser John D. Mobley Arthur Bowser Donald L. H. Taylor Emma Velma James H. Riddell Russell Betts Jof Derry Dewey Riddell James Charles A. Robinson Women’s Foreign Missionary Society Robinson Forrest St. Clair Ervin Mack Flora Frank Brendlinger Charles A. Mack Vincent Mack Merl Mack William L. Hendricks Clark Cline A. J.boyle Katherine Louise Singer Albert Singer Lawn Spangler Somerset Gumberland Geraldine MeVicker MeVicker Cheater Fisher Perry Lichtenfels Roy Lichtenfels Quingey Thomas Price Ralph Johns Harry Johns Dale Keeler Irvin Keeler Lucille Rearick Bertha Virginia Houser Jacob Miller Mellon Thomas Paul McFarland Virginia Kimmel Juniata College J. P. Kimmel Newton Cosner Sykesville Literary Society Kimmel School Ralph Ramer South Bend J. F. Kimmel Edgar Kimmel Martin Davis Whitesburg J. N. Blose Laurence Frailey KE. M. Carson Clarkeburg W. A. Ross Milley Akey Delbert Akers Emmajean Miller Wilkinsburg Dale Shaner Bobbie Vandergrift Lawrence McCurdy H. L. McCurdy Joe Ross Walter Rising Wilmerding BE. M. Carson Hert Patterson Florence West Lebanon McCurdy Brush Valley Harry Campbell Detroit Mich Sara Campbell Irene Clawson Washington, D.C D. B. Mack Ruth J. W. Mack Joseph Auld Bobby Vandereritt Wm. Wray Helen Ruth Wintondale Julena Tedeski Indiana J. Geraldine Christina Welch Mary Findley Do. T. McLaughlin Joseph Penrose Clarence Clevenger Jane Wagner G. L. McLaughlin Heshbon School Bertha Wagner Hazel Palmer

Marion Center Holiday Visits Include Many Local Families

Marion Center residents shared Christmas visits with relatives across Greensburg Beav er Falls Charleroi and Mt. Lebanon. Guests from Indiana and Blairsville also joined local families. Shoppers and distantly connected relatives were noted with several guests and hosts. A Columbia University phonographic record is mentioned as containing over 200 dialects while radio news notes similar counts.

Mish Mary Caldwell Greensburg Beaver Falls Ernest Wetzel Charleroi Emma Simpson John §. Ross Rowcheater Milla Indiana Harry C. Lake Julia Barr Chas, D. Ross Anna Ross Mt. Lebanon Rebecca Hastings Falls Creek Ada B. Kinter C. .M. Hastings W. S. Watzal S. C. Wetzel Marchand Hollis Lockard Vandergrift R. BR. Lockard Blairsville Horace Kinter Shields West Main Street Pittsburgh Frank Craig Brooklyn N. Y R. E. Craig Paul Hopkins Marion Center Columbia University Philadelphia Inquirer

Christmas gatherings and notices across Dixonville and Brush Valley

Journal notes Christmas visits among Moorhead Barbor Siverd and related families in Dixonville and nearby towns. Purchases include R. A. L. Boucher buying a new Ford sedan and Joe Yambor buying a new Chevrolet. Local school events, church attendance, and civic notices follow with several names, trips, and a joint Heshbon school Christmas program.

Alfred St. Clair W. H. Barbor Evelyn Gon Curtiss E. T. Barbor V. Barbor BE. T. Barbor W. R. Moorhead Evelyn Barbor Wayne Dixonville Marian St. Clair Joe Yambor Margaret Yambor Laura, Barber Ethel Slenker

Marchand News Roundup of Christmas Visits and Wilful Events

Nearby residents attend Christmas gatherings with relatives across Indiana Youngstown Punxsutawney Greensburg and Uniontown. A sudden death shocks Marchand with burial in Marchand cemetery. A quiet Christmas wedding joins Blake Wineberg and Gladys Wells. Local trips note Dr J W Morrow and Miss Hazel Brown and others traveling for business and family visits. A Walnut bedroom suite and refrigerator are advertised in Maryville Tennessee.

Near Town Altthough Marchand Our Town Blake Wineberg Gladys Wells Punxsutawney Sam Wineberg Mohney Ed Moot Gil Knox Mary Zaner Harvey Petter Marion Center Curt McGreggar Indiana Kenneth Peiffer Brae-Breeze Harry Peffer C. Wetzel Ohio J. W. Morrow Hazel Brown Billie James Dilts Helvetia Jave Hila. Dilts Paul Mohney New Bethlehem Laurance Paffer

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