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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1923

Page

10

Community Notes From Clearfield Area Social Roundup

A weekend of local visits and greetings crosses Clearfield with Mildred and Margaret Wyant of Cherry Tree visiting Dorothy and Benny Dorvitt. Harmony resident Mrs. George Young spent Saturday with sisters in law J.G. Cooper and Mrs. John Thompson. Mrs. J. H. Hevner and Mrs. Jesge Baker called in Barnesboro. Rev. Howard Porter has recovered and is out again. Mrs. W.A. Winslow of Jersey Shore is staying at the Wm. Petin Hotel with her husband. Cameron is ill. Novelty Dance set for Thursday in Odd Fellows Hall. Burnside Rehobah Lodge ladies attended Cherry Lodge meeting with social and lunch. Mrs. H. S. Strassler spent Sunday in Cresson. Mrs. John Longacre and daughter Beulah visiting Detroit, Michigan. Mrs. Emma Notley visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank Finsthwaite in New Rochelle, N.Y. George Madden and Notley visit in Cresson Thursday. Four months old June Imogene Barray born to Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Barray. funeral Sunday at Evangelical church conducted by Rev. Nelson. interment at IOOF cemetery. Parents, sisters Mildred and Thelma, and brother Kenneth mourn.

Cherry Tree Mildred Helen Margaret Wyant Clearfield Dorothy Benny Dorvitt George Young Harmony J.G. Cooper John Thompson Mae Mary J. H. “Hevner Jesge Baker Barnesboro Howard Porter W.A. Winslow Jersey Shore Wm. Petin T. Cameron Dante Odd Fellows Hall Aroud Burnside Rehobah Lodge Lady Cherry Lodge

Zion's Valley and Smyrna X Era Social Notes

Zions Valley reports visits by Mrs Frank Matson, Mrs Coletmhan, and several local residents. A pie social is planned at the Zions Valley schoolhouse Friday night. Notables move houses, and illnesses appear among residents. Smyrna No 1 mentions weekend visits, a kitchen shower for Ralph Nichol, and teachers at Beyer returning home. Covode notes club entertainments, new officers, and community reminders.

Margaret Nichel Ralph Adriane Hamilton Ada Ruffner Plumville High School Dora ,Steele Nansie North Beyer James Nichol Brown Willet

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Zion’s Valley Frank Matson William Coletmhan George Susan Lellig George Moshougher The Valley School Julia Lambing H. A. Kepple Jennie Anderson Mary George Ralph Matson Amanda McCoy James Ed Reigh Emma and Reigh Clifford Long N. I. Matson J. A. Coulter Pauline Long Chas. Long New Kensington Log Girty Long Clara Coulter Paul Smyrna Margaret Nichol Jeannette Pittsburgh Boyd Dora Steele Indiana Harvey Hall Sagan R. G. Clark Frank Hamilton Covode Clarence Carbaugh Walier Couo de Grange W. E Sharp Beck Thomas Sutter D. B. Sutter Catherine Miller Marion Center J. H. Miller Bedford County Elizabeth Wyant William P. B. Hoover Trene Vanderhoot Diamondville Charlotte Tucker Bobbie Griffith Leroy BON Ton COA Delicia Normandy Bolivia Woonlen AML AJL Chambray Ecru Crompton Boys Mackinawsy Sale Reiie Greensburg Roduranes Chath Joloredt Diniiy
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