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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1930

Page

7

Armagh Notes and Local Socials Summary

East Wheatfield church communion service set for Sabbath at 2 30. Mrs A Hoffman hosts Missionary and Ladies Aid on Wednesday. Local visits include Madeleine M Tinkcom leaving for Peru Indiana after time with relatives Cunningham and Tinkcom. Several residents and guests listed with recent travels and gatherings. High school basketball results show girls win boys lose at Arcadia and an upcoming game against Culver and Marion Center. Roger Hill ill with scarlet fever.

Armagh Presbyterian Church A. Hoffman Missionary and Ladies’ Aid Society John Wert Madeleine M. Tinkcom Peru Indiana Margaret Cunningham H. L. Tinkcom Armagh C. H. Findley W. H. Findley Kenneth Mack Rosemary Cunningham Jos. A. Shrom C.G. Mack J. L. Caldwell Virginia Pittsburgh Trexler Ian Blairsville Elizabeth Hutchison R. M. Cunningham Johnstown Marlin Tinkcom Penn State Mildred Besse Findley Ward Mack Harry Griffith Cramer M. B Wm. Penn Grange Arcadia Culver Marion Center Martha McCutcheon Lois Mack C. H. Hutchison Ford Roger Hill

Montgomerys Tea House Visit Noted in South Bend

Montgomerys filled their tea house on Saturday. Wendell Devers was off work several days due to illness. Maria and Sara Smith spent Thursday and Friday in the home of their nephew James Smith. Mr. and Mrs. R A Silvis stayed with their son-in-law and daughter, Ralph Ramner, of Plum Creek, for several days. Harry Moorehead was in Indiana during the week. Ira Davis of Cherry Run visited his parents N A Davis. Hobart Shellhammer and Melvin Silvis, wintering in Apollo, were weekend visitors here. Sara Smith called at the Alshouse home Saturday. Ollie Wise, eight years at Salinburg, returns to South Bend Township and is in charge of the home of Townsend, wintering in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Taylor and baby and Bobby Martin were Sunday visitors with their mother, Mrs. Mac Anderson, visiting her parents in Apollo.

South Bend Montgomery Wendell Devers Maria Sara Smith James Smith R. A. Silvis Ralph Ramner Plumcreek Harry Moorehead Indiana Ira Davis Cherry Run N. A. Davis Hobart Shellhammer Melvin Silvis Apollo Alshouse Ollie Wise Salinburg South Bend

All American football team names spark debate

The Lewiston Journal notes the 100 percent American roots of football in the U.S. and cites a list of players Nagurski Carideo Cagle Schoonover Sleight and Welch as an example, emphasizing national pride in the sport.

America Nagurski Carideo Cagle Schoonover Sleight and Welch Lewiston Journal

Becks Visit In Johnstown And Local Notices

Mr and Mrs Frank Beck of Johnstown spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Geo Gaul. Mrs Mollie Beck and others were improving after minor injuries from a fall. Blair Beck and Boyd Lukebhart traveled to Indiana on Monday. Mrs Anna Sutter and several others attended quilting at Cloe. Mrs Jay Hamilton resumed teaching in Gourley road house after Shaffer school house burned. Mrs F G States visiting with daughters in Butler. Mrs Rose Shields spent Monday with her parents near Marchand and visited in town Wednesday.

Frank Beck Johnstown Snd Bes Geo. Gaul Mollie. Beck Mollie Hicks Zella Simpson Blair Beck Boyd Lukebhart Indiana Anna Sutter Bessie Dormire Emma, Wilhelm Zetta Simpson Ross Emma Shisids Cloe

Maple Grove Social Roundup

Albert and Forrest Coy visited Mr and Mrs Walter Carney near New Florence on Monday. Holmes called at Heilwood Station Wednesday. Isaac Sleppy visited friends at Manor Sunday. Mary Coy called on Mrs Henry Jones Monday afternoon. Elizabeth Gressley stayed with Erma McCullough Saturday night. Albert Coy and daughter Mary were guests at G Holmes Wednesday. Mrs G R Waltemire and Wava McCullough visited Rezza McCullough Sunday. Conrad Sloppy home Friday. Ernest Dearmy from Strongatown spent weekend with S S Gressley at 1 Chalmers Decker called at Glenn Coy’s Tuesday evening.

Albert and Forrest Coy Walter Carney New Florence G. BH. Holmes Heilwood Station Wednesay Isaac Sleppy Ah Manor Mary Coy Henry Jones Elizabeth Gressley Erma McCullough Albert Coy Mary G. EH. Holmes G. R. Waltemire Wava McCullough Rezza McCullough Conrad Sloppy Ernest Dearmy Strongatown S. S. Gressley Chalmers Decker Glenn Coy

Rochester Mills and area travel notes mix in list form

Local snippets describe Mrs. Margaret Gray visiting relatives in Ernest, the Lisse Elder family and a daughter at Indiana, Mrs. Harry Rice visiting Punxsutawney, and Harry Richardson returning from Parnassus. Frank McCool moves his family to Rossiter for mine work as other households host guests and relatives across Indiana and Pennsylvania towns. A Louisville Courier-Journal note explains demand for baby beef roasts as households shrink and prefer smaller, tender cuts.

Margaret Gray Ernest Lisse Elder Indiana Harry Rice Punxsutawney Harry Richardson Charles Hoop Parnassus Roy Spon Ford Ferrier Dorothy Hee Lee Richardson Frank McCool Fanny Lemmon Rossiter Amart Louisville Courier-Journal

Chamberesville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Melvin Wells of Vandergrift visited his mother Mrs. Nettia Wells on Saturday. Carl Miller and wife from Vandergrift were guests of their parents Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller Saturday. Mrs. Jessie Johnson of Creekside and Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Downey visited Mrs. Lina Trusal on Wednesday. Anna Gray and her son Harold from near Five Points called on C. A. Brady's Wednesday. Harry Miller and C. A. Brady visited Home Monday afternoon. Mrs. Coy of Punxsutawney visited friends here for several days. Jessie Miller of Indiana was weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller.

Melvin Wells Vandergrift Nettia Wells Carl Miller Vandercrift Harry Miller Jessie Johnson Creekside Wm. Downey Lina Trusal Anna Gray Harold Near Five Points C. A. Brady Mrs. Coy Punxsutawney Jessie Miller Indiana

Local Visitors and Calls Across Brush Valley Area

Brush Valley G T McCrea visited county seat last week. Albert Buterbaugh and family called on Dilltown Thursday evening. Blain Stewart traveled from Indiana Saturday. Mrs Harry Mikesell and two children returned to Johnstown after a week with friends here. Russell Herlinger was a Johnstown caller Tuesday. James McMullen visited Johnstown last Friday. Albert Buterbaugh spent Friday with Russell Herlinger, Harry Deyarmin and family spent Sunday with his parents Taylor Deyarmin and wife.

G. T. McCrea Albert Buterbaugh Blain Stewart Indiana Harry Mikesell Johnstown Taylor Deyarmin

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