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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1930

Page

3

Local residents visit relatives and attend church events

Mrs. William Leventis of New York visits her mother Mrs. John Foust in town. Many locals travel to Uniontown Shelocta Elderton and Philadelphia areas. The midwinter communion is set for January 19 at the Lutheran church. Councilmen for the Lutheran church are named. A fire harms Mrs. James Moyer’s Portage home, with her husband recently deceased. A birth, illness notes, and a winter Sunday School convention in Dilltown are reported along with several local visitors and motor plans to New York City if weather permits.

William Leventis West 97 Street New York City John Foust M. J. Montgomery Uniontown J. Cc. Montgomery Shelocta William H. McCollim Newton Shetler Elderton M. R. Shale Adams New Florence Kathryn Wagner Annis Wagner Johnstown Oliver Alford Lawrence ‘Ressler Culver Perry Boyle Lutheran Church H. Jay Bowser Charles C. Cline Clark Cline Frank Croll Ross Lichtenfels William Donahue Charles Altimus J. B. Mack Robert Betts Robert Brendlinger Dilltown Baptist Church Bernice Bowser Re Vather Emma Curley Arthur Curley Blairsville Henry Brendlinger

Weekend visits and poultry protection tips in Punxsutawney area

Local notes recount weekend visits by residents including Miss Worothy Bee and Mrs H H Ryen to Indiana and Punxsutawney. It also reports on poultry theft concerns across Pennsylvania with advice to guard birds, including shotgun use and tattooing initials, plus urging prompt police reports to assist authorities.

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Regular services and community notes in Lewisville

Sabbath eleven o clock and Sabbath school at ten mark regular Lewisville services. The column lists local visits including Samel Gibson returning home from Pitcairn and the Diven, Barkley, McGinley, and Leard families visiting across Blairsville and Beaver Falls. Numerous calls to homes of J R Learn, H C Ferguson, and others noted, with cemetery meeting January 20. A final note reflects on bootleg speakeasies after a local visit.

Samel Gibson G. A. Fails Pitcairn J. L. Diven W. B. McGinley Lewisville Cemetery Association

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