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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1930

Page

4

Communion Services And Local Notices In Currys Run And Plum Creek

Community announcements record church services at Currys Run with 11 00 am Sunday communion and 7 30 pm Saturday preparatory rites. Also noted are visits, weekend travels, health notes, and local patronage across Plum Creek Valley, including retirements from the Indiana Board of Education for Dr W A Simpson and Dr A H Stewart.

Maple Grove Social Notes Reflect Local Visits

Maple Grove residents and neighbors logged visits and calls across towns including Robindale Heilwood Indiana and near Covyode. The notes describe طول community entries from Jay Mack Glenn Coy and the Sloppy family with multiple callers and informal gatherings.

Local Notes from Elderton and Surroundings

Indiana visitor Lewis G. Clark transacted business here last Tuesday. The Ladies Aid of United Presbyterian met at Mrs N S Rupert’s home Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Silas Cribbs and John Cribbs attended Harrison Hall’s funeral at St Paul church Wednesday. Rural Valley beat Ederton High in a midweek basketball game. Week of Prayer events continued led by ministers from M B church Reformed church and Presbyterian church. Pittsburgh visitors Frank and Mrs Frank Ashe visited friends here Saturday praise. Ankeny family from Pittsburgh spent the weekend with Jacob Ankeny. Mrs Paul Prugh Mahoning weekend with relatives. David George of Vandergrift visited with his parents J Cal and Mrs George Sunday and Monday. Miss Mary Thelma Russell leaves for Nanty Glo to visit her sister. Joseph Mchugh of Ohio was a business caller Saturday. Plumville visitors Mr and Mrs S F Houser Monday. Lester Love of Canton was here on business. Lawrence Johnston called at Hamilton Saturday. Mr and Mrs John C Elkin welcomed a daughter born January 9. Harvey Hall welcomed a son last week. Miss Gladys Barret teacher at Davis school visited with Mr and Mrs Merle Marshall. David Stahl of Cockport called Monday. Audrey Rummel, Mundy’s Corner employee, spent past week at home. Mrs E P Coble of Pine Grove spent Friday with son Wallie Coble. Dwight Gressley of Indiana called Tuesday. Mrs Wm Crosman and daughters Daisy and Birdavee spent Friday with Max Fleming. A Learn of Cockport was a Friday caller. Mrs Harry Stiffler spent Friday evening with Mrs Bert Rummel. Nona Berringer, employed at Commodore, spent Sunday at home.

J. K. Ross Leora Painter Indiana Wm. Ross Alcey Delbert Alters Dennis Gamble Dale Shaner Plum Creek Valley Lowry Little Clark Jamison John ‘Rankin Ambrose W. C. T. U Lynn Furman Josiah McQuown Canton Ohio Silas McQuown Clark Jaraigon Norman Hightcap Tait Streams Plumville C. T. Bell D. R. Hill Brd Brandon Chambersville, S Mrs. Bush Joe Potts Mae Harry Rankin Walter Carney Robindale Albert Coy G. BE. Holmes Heilwood Isaac Sleppy Royden and Forrest Coy R. G. Wolfe Penn Run Ernest Dearmy Strongstown Gressley Jay Mack Glenn Coy G. R. Waltemire Royden, Worrest Mary Coy Conrad Sloppy Mary Clark Rebecca Detwiler Elizabeth Gressley Rezza McCullough George May Covyode Roezza Erma McCullough P. Douglass Elderton Lewis G. Clark Ladies' Aid United Presbyterian Church N.S. Rupert Silas Cribbs John Cribbs Harrison M. B. Church Papajon The Reformed Church M. D. McClelland Presbyterian Church Frank Ashe Mary Louise Pittsburgh Frank Ankeny Jacob An Keny Paul Prugh Mahoning Joseph Mchugh S. F. Houser Lester Love Lawrence Johnston Hamilton John C. Elkin Harvey Hall Gladys Barret Davis School Merle Marshall David Stahl Cockport Audrey Rummel Mundy’s Corner E. P. Coble Pine Grove Wallie Coble Dwight Gressley Wm. Crosman Daisy Birdavee Max Fleming

Dayton Fair Posts A Loss At 1920 Exhibition

Dayton fair reports show receipts of 14076.11 including a 3000 loan. Expenditures totaled 13857.70 leaving 217.41 in treasury and a deficit of 2782.69. Officers elected include Pres. H L Huenberger VP J R Barnard Sec C M Dickason Treas A C Beck Librarian A K Goodheart Managers 8 J McElwain B P Marshall J H Calhoun H A Brice J L Jordan Auditors H S Coleman H Q Peters J M Kirkpatrick Chest Marshall H H Oaks.

Dayton Fair Dayton Dayton Agdail and Mechanical Associaton Treasury H. L. Huenberger J. R. Barnard C. M. Dickason A. C. Beck A. K. Goodheart J. McElwain B. P. Marshall J. H. Calhoun H. A. Brice J. L. Jordan H. S. Coleman H. Q. Peters

ConnellsvilleNotables DeathOf John A. McKesson

John A McKesson a well known Connellsville resident died at his home 206 East Francia Ave after a lengthy illness He was born October 16 1848 in Cherryhill Twp Indiana County and lived in Connellsville for 44 years A carpenter by trade he was longtime United Presbyterian Church member and served as elder for 40 years He is survived by widow Miss Fanny Sampson a son Chester K McKesson a sister Mrs J P Kennedy and one other...

John A. McKesson Connellsville East Francia Ave Mr. McKesson Cherryhill United Presbyterian Church Anna McFarland Daniel McFarland Brughvalley Township Indiana County Chester K. McKesson Fanny Sampson J. P.kennedy George Krupp Hill Grove Cemetery Connellaville

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