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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1928

Page

10

A Brief History of a Great Dodge Achievement

Since 1914 Dodge Brothers focused on a four cylinder line selling over two million units worldwide. Shifts in taste spurred faster, more stylish models with improved comfort. The Senior Six, Graham Brothers Sixes and fifty new types broadened capacity from half to two tons, prices $670 to $4290. The Victory-a Six debuted at $1045, marking a peak in the decade’s engineering. The firm now offers a diversified, comprehensive range of passenger and commercial vehicles through global Dodge Dealers.

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Local social and school notes from Blacklick area

Mrs W F Hildebrand visits Indiana Tuesday as Miss Winifred Bushnell hosts Westminster Guild. Frances Gerhard of Rugh Station visits cousin Margie Nell Shrom. Mildred McClimate hosts Girls Sewing Club. Indiana institute attendance. Margaret Donaldson and Isaiah Porter visit. Mrs Jessie Heagy and Joe Shrom serve as jurors in Indiana. Dixon sisters attend funeral in Saltzburg. Annie Bell returns to Wilkinsburg. Bessie Lenich ill with grip. Helen Leikert returns from Indiana Hospital after surgery. Graded schools open amid mumps absence. Dance in club rooms well attended. J B Moffley visits Indiana eater. Mrs James Whittaker wins quill from Ladies Missionary Society. Mildred Moffley enters training at Indiana Hospital. Alice Glenn ill with pneumonia. Mr Moffat of Johnstown visits with Lulu Muffley. H C Ford attends Shriners banquet and dance at Altoona.

W. F. Hildebrand Indiana Winifred Bushnell Westminster Guild Frances Gerhard Rugh Station Margie Nell Shrom Mildred McClimate Girls’ Sewing Club Institute Margaret, Donaldson Isaiah Porter Jessie Heagy Mis Joe Shrom Susan Dixon Heriena Dixon Mary Jane Dixon Saltsbore Annie Bell Wilkinsburg Bessie Lenich Helen Leikert Indiana Hospital J. B. Moffley James Whittaker Ladies’ Missionary Society Penn Rin Presbyterian Church Mildred Moffley Alice Glenn Near Here Moffat Johnstown Lulu Muffley H. C. Ford Altoona

Washington township visitors and town life notes

A compact roundup cites county seat visitors, errands in Punxsutawney, and local shop and hospital activities. It notes a telephone company meeting, social calls among residents, and travel to Indiana and Altman. Cape Cod sea gulls and a New York City education reform piece close the page with miscellaneous observations.

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Graham Brothers Trucks and Motor Coaches Detroit NBC Red Dodge Brothers, Inc Banking Department Due Trust Estates John A. Scott M. Jack B. B. Lewis J. W. McCartney H. T. Rankin Frank M. Duncan Roy S. Stephens BE. B, Lewis Co M. Lingle A. J. Musser Elder Peeler J. R. Richards D, F. Rinn L. W. Robinson, Jr J. N. Stewart L. F. Sutter John A. Scott Heilwood Washington Township Moody Kunkle Rochester Mills Walter Little Punxsutawney Hospital J. P. Warner Punxsutawney John Smith Frank Hughes William Charlin Wesley Rishel McIntyre Frank Henry Billy Altman William Little The Telephone Company J. G. Learn Jimmie J. C. Laughery and Rossiter W. L. Henry J. R. Learn H. J. Stiffer New York City Hart Schaffner & Marx Hart, Schaffner & Marx Manhattan Moorhead Homer City Victrolas Weser, Schuman, Smith & Barnes Silas C. Streams Philadelphia St P.R. BR Pennsylvania
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