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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1920

Page

7

Newa of County Towns blacklick visits and openings

Blacklick residents and visitors from Johnstown and Mineral Point gather for family celebrations. Mr Aza Page’s birthday is marked with relatives from Mineral Point. A new furniture store will open in the Ferguson Building. Frank Hildebrand spends Sunday with his daughter in Pittsburgh.

A. Fry Butterbaugh Johnstown George Page Mineral Point Aza T. V. Radford Ferguson Furniture Co Frank Hildebrand Pittsburgh R. O. Trexler

Local residents noisily roam weekly town notes

Mrs William Stitt of Bintraville and John Rager of North Josephine were in town. Almost a hundred local women attended the bargain gates in Indiana. Paul Graff of Vandergrift visited family over Sunday. Public Wednesday dances at I O O F are well attended. Mrs O Smith is on the sick list. G D Cribbs of Blairsville filled in at the PT R telegraph Saturday. Elizabeth McGaughy visited Indiana over Sunday. Mrs Fiettle Alexander of Blacklick township spent Monday with kin in Homer City. A three day measles epidemic is spreading locally. Annie Diven Harriet Shields and son Charlie plan to move to Blackrock area March 1. The Dixon family faces leaving the old homestead. Mrs J J Palmer visited county seat Monday. Cleveland reports M Bell and wife headed to southern California for months. Revival services at the Methodist church continue with growing interest led by the gospel team of the Indiana Mp north League last Thursday. John Witmer visited Fairmount W Va for a couple days. Mr and Mrs Stanley Graff were Bolivar visitors.

William Stitt Bintraville John Rager North Josephine Tunnelton Indiana Paul Graff Vandergrift O. Smith G. D. Cr Blackrock Dixon J. J. Palmer Cleveland M. §. Bell California Methodist Church Indiana Mpnorth League John Witmer Fairmount W. Va Stanley Graff Bolivar

Lumber shipments by Smith Coal Company leave the point

Several cars of lumber were shipped from this point by the Smith Coal Company, indicating active transport operations involving local timber supplies and regional distribution.

The Smith Coal Company

South Bend church services and community notes

Services will be held in the Reformed church on Sunday at 11 by John N. Garner. Addison Silvis and Warry Silvis visited their mother Mya. Many local residents attended events at Zion's Valley and the Grand theater. The column lists numerous locals visiting, shopping, or staying with relatives, plus a church Endeavor meeting and various weekend trips and domestic notes.

Reformed Church John N. Garner Addison Silvis Near Apollo Warry Silvis Vantergrift Mya. W. Z. Silvis Dai Ple Sochil Zion’s Valley Harry Devers Wendell Apollo Calar Boyer Clarance Vandergrift R. A. Silvis Mya O. M. Anderson Margaret Near Girty W. J. Silvis James Moorhead West Lebanon J. WH. Wray Ira Davis Indiana H.C. Weaver Tarontum Christian Endeavor Joseph Alishouge Tarentum

Local visits and purchases in West Wheatfield area

West Wheatfield reports George Brown, formerly employed locally, visiting friends last week. Mr and Mrs Tralph Hoskingon of Komer City were business callers in the section recently. J J Henderson of Indiana called on friends here Wednesday. G F P Mack and Frank Cable were county seat callers recently, Merle Mack of near Robinson purchased a pony last Friday.

George Brown Tralph Hoskingon Komer City J. J. Henderson Indiana G. FP. Mack Frank Cable Merle Mack Nea Robinson

Young PittsburghLUisi Sto Quan Dies Abruptly

A young Pittsburgh resident named Luisi Sto Quan was suddenly called by death about a month ago, with no prior warning or tone to signal the end. Authorities have not released further details.

Pittsburgh Luisisto Quan

Local Social Notes From Robinson Area

Miss Felton of Pitcairn visits Miss Anna Wakefield. Mrs Liva Mack returns to Robinson from time with daughter Pearl Maly. Russel Marsh, once a coal company tarpenter, starts mine work. Joseph Watheck returns from Florida. Orion Cribs spends Sunday at home. Revival services end at Germany M E church. Hazel Duncan and Freda Mack visit at Hazel’s Saturday. T A Anderson and daughter Clara visit Robinson Saturday. Mr and Mrs D A Mack visit Samuel Mack home. Mrs Ed Croll spends weekend with mother Mrs Henderson. C A Mack, with fractured ankle, slowly improves. Rich Claygon’s Attie girl is ill. Misses Hester and Im Duncan, Dilltown teachers, spend weekend at home.

Miss Felton Pitcairn Anna Wakefield Liva Mack Robinson Pearl Maly Russel Marsh Coal Company Joseph Watheck Florida Orion Cribs Germany M. EH Migsos Hazel Duncan Freda Mack T. A. Anderson Clara Mro D. A. Mack Famely Samuel Mack Ed Croll A. Henderson C. A. Mack Rich Claygon Attie Hester Im Duncan Dilltown

Local families share news at gatherings and visits

Mr and Mrs Marvel Thouck and Mrs Harvey Swartz of near Purchase Line were guests of Mr and Mrs G G Gatty on Thursday. It's a boy. Several young people from this place attended a kitchen shower for Mr and Mrs Rickard at J J Gromley’s home. S 1S Rank, recently at Harrisburg, visits home here. Mrs Boyd Ake and children, after visiting Indiana friends, return home. Crit Laney visited Noah Fridley over Sunday. A sled soda from this place attended church at Wilgus Sunday night.

Marvel Thouck Harvey Swartz Near Purchase Line Clark Getty Rickard J. J. Gromley Rank Harrisburg

Brushvalley social notes hint at oil and gas prospect

Merrell Engle returned from Indiana after jury duty. Mrs Liazgie Mack and son George and Willzauoth Hartman visited George Hess and sister Russell Rhine returned to Washington DC. Clarence McCormick visited his mother Mrs Rummel. Arthur Nevens spent days with Home or City friends. Mr and Mrs Rough and Mrs McCrea visited G T McCrea. A company leasing tepic Lory for oil and gas causes stir in the valley.

Merrell Engle Indiana Liazgie Mack George Willzauoth Hartman George Hess Russell Rhine Washington, D. C Clarence McCormick Townstown Rummel Arthur Nevens T. Rough Clyde McCrea G. T. McCrea Tepic Lory Gus

Social visit and local travels around Smicksburg

Mrs Miner Lewis and others from Smicksburg visited their sister Mia Ui in Rossmoyne. Messrs Lewis Franta attended a Milton Centre telephone company meeting. Davis caller Joseph Kuhn and J A Davis traveled to Marion Center. Gert Rowe of Plumville visited Thursday. Couples Mr and Mrs J J Good hosted guests last week.

Miner Lewis Gon. Roy Smicksburg Lottie Stiteler Pittsburgh Mia. Ui Whdn WD. Lewis T. H. Franta Milrton Centre Joseph Kuhn Davis J. A. Davis Marion Center Cloir Lewis du Bois Gert Rowe Plumville J. J. Good Chas. Grifith J. J. Wells Brewer Ponxsutawney D. G. Frantz Wikin Gun Russell Orlands Virginia Lydie Bert Brewer Warl Lewis and Georgeville

Baby girl welcomed by Mr and Mrs Win Sarkens

Mrs Perrier visits Indiana relatives. Miss Anna Harkens of Mdlana spends time with parents. Madison Shielda visits Mrs Linus Butterbaugh. J TL Cihson of Wandin spent Sunday with his father-in-law Chas Goodlin.

Win, Sarkens J. Perrier Indiana Anna Harkens Mdlana Madison Shielda Linus Butterbaugh J. Tl, Cihson Wandin Chas. Goodlin

Local Visits and Calls Across Town Adams County

Juneau Ma and Mrs Homer Stith and son Stalph spent Sunday with Walter Smith. Glen Stiver of Trossiter visited Wm G Smith. Thazie Pefler of Marchand called on Mr and Mrs G P Smith. Jane Cary visited Mrs Miles Barr last week. Clover Smith called on his brother Melborn. Baraenberger visiting friends in Punxsulawney. Mrs Robert Dunmire of Richmond spent weekend with Mr and Mrs G M White. Mrs Will Sliver seriously ill. C J Wineberg of Marion Center visited sister Mrs Clarence Smitt. Steve Sheeley had dinner with Mr and Mrs Will Smith. Jo Harely of Dixonville visiting.

Homer Stith Stalph Walter Smith Tocust Glen Stiver Trossiter Wm. G. Smith Thazie Pefler Marchand G. P. Smith Jane Cary Miles Barr Clover Smith Melborn Baraenberger Punxsulawney Robert Dunmire Richmond G. M. White Will Sliver C. J. Wineberg Marion Center Clarence Smitt Steve Sheeley Will Smith Jo Harely Dixonville

Visiting friends and relatives across towns noted

Mr and Mrs George Shields visited friends at Du Pois Alverda and Truth Wachoh spent a few days visiting friends at Pung aulawney Miss Blanche Baun staying with friends of Cloe spent Sunday at her home here

Mra Re D. Shields George Shields DuPois Alverda Truth Wachoh Pungaulawney Blanche Baun Cloe

Pine Flats Hosperiin Literary Society Informal Evening

Pine Flats Hosperiin Literary Society will be held in the sectional house Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Stephens and son Donni Henry visited Sunday at Mrs. Retlie Sidas. Ivace Williams was guest of Annabel Glen Sunday. Men from the area shovel snow for GC 1 railroad last week. Hope Menkins of Fleming Summit visited relatives here Friday.

Hosperiin Literary Society Secnal House A. T. Stephens Donn i Henry Retlie Sidas Ivace Williams Annabel Glen Menkins Fleming Summit

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