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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1931

Page

6

Brushvalley Social Notes Include Visit And Gatherings

Mrs Emma Henry returned from several weeks in New Kensington. Mr and Mrs B F Evans and family near Brushvalley hosted a gathering for Mrs Clarence McFeaters and family. Brushvalley Methodist Ladies Aid met at Mrs Harvey Moose with many attendees from local families. Sunday visitors included families from Pittsburgh Johnstown and nearby areas.

Emma Henry New Kensington B. F. Evans Brushvalley Clarence McFeaters Brushvalley Methodist Church Harvey Moose A. W. Overdorf John Artemus Anna Margaret McFeaters Annie McFeaters Lucretia Myers William McCloskey Orvil Q.T. ‘Briggs Herbert Brinks Lawrence Roser Vesta James Creek Orwin Mack EB. B. Wakefield John Brown Chester Rhine Amanda Moose Stella Warren Rhule Jackie and Junior Pittsburgh John Altemus Marjorie Lila Kermit Altemus Johnstown Blair Nelson Jean B. F. Evang

Evangelical church hosts children's day and new pastor visits

Mrs Arthur Stiffler and daughter Val Jean returned to Vandergrift after two weeks visiting friends here. Children’s day services planned for July 12 led by Rev. Perry Pyle, new Evangelical church pastor, who preached his first sermon here. Woman’s Missionary Society met at Mrs Beringer’s. members included Beringers, Stifflers, Cable, Rummel, Fleming, and Langham relatives.

Arthur Stffler Val Jean Vandergrift Evangelical Church Perry Pyle Woman's Missionary Society Alex Beringer Arthur Stiffler Vallia Cable Clyde Beringer Elizabeth Rummel Max Fleming B. N. Beringer DuBois Iva Beringer Max Langham New Kensington Mollie Ruggles G. K. Garman Indiana Bert Rummel Coal Glen A. H. Stiffler Pittsburgh Pyle Mildred Wise

Social Notes From West Wheatfield Community

Mrs C B Empfield and family of Mt Tabor visited sister Mrs Guy McConnell near Heshbon on Monday. Guy Smith of Mt Tabor shopped in Blairsville last week. Mrs Jess Bracken and Mrs Roy Palmer were guests at Mr G R Shoup’s home on Sunday. Russell Palmer of Heshbon visited his parents recently. Harold McConnell of Blacklick stayed with George Cline of Mt Tabor last week. Rose Palmer visited Leopold Grove home one evening last week. Mrs Garfield Cline and son John visited Mrs Charles Shoup of Mt Tabor on Sunday. Campbell McConnell spent the weekend with his grandparents, Mr and Mrs George Palmer, Mt Tabor.

C. B. Empfield Mt. Tabor Guy McConnell Near Heshbon Guy Smith Blairsville Jess Bracken Roy Palmer G. R. Shoup Russell Palmer Heshbon G. W. Palmer Harold McConnell Blacklick George Cline Rose Palmer Leopold Grove Garfield Cline John Charles Shoup Campbell McConnell George Palmer Mount Tabor

Land-Lubber Romance Ends In Coastal Reunion

Carol and Ted Morton, once engaged, argue over life interests and split after four years. Carol loves the sea and sailing while Ted enjoys golf and camping. A heartfelt letter to her mother reveals a shared longing, leading to a moonlit reconciliation on the beach. Florida coast line and Gulf coast line add to the article’s sea theme.

McClure WNU Ted Carol Walsted Ted Morton Canadian Rockies Isla Lfe New England

Pushing On With Time And Effort

The piece urges a steady pace in work and life, stressing time moves equally for all. It calls for intelligent use of every second, urging courage, determination, and a focus on personal tasks and caring for others.

Queer Designations For Animal And Bird Groups

A historic list shows whimsical and unusual collective nouns for animals and birds. Examples include a covey of partridges a nide of pheasants a wisp of snipe a flight of doves a muster of peacocks a serge of herons a brood of grouse a shoal of herrings and a pride of lions.

Stood on His Dignity Bill Promoted to A Class First Grade

A six and a half year old boy announces pride in a promotion to A class first grade and vows to study hard. The next day his teacher notes he has been astoundingly bad for refusing to cut paste and color. He claims last term was baby work and now wants reading writing and arithmetic.

Bill Claas New York Sun

Co-Operative farming on rocky arid ranch

A veteran rancher and his long time hired man claim to have perpetually exchanged wages and mortgages, swapping control of the ranch every two years for fifty years, with neither drawing wages, yet the system allegedly keeping the operation profitable.

Rocky Mountains

Youth Must Be Served at Pittsburg Luncheon Club

A Pittsburg man recounted an elderly grandmother living at his home who, after a shopping trip, brought a package to her room. She later revealed another bundle and told her daughter to dispose of her old nighties, noting she had begun wearing silk pajamas everywhere.

Pittsburg Grand-Ma Cincinnati Enquirer

African Greeting Customs Among Hausa and Lfatisuien

The Hausas in northern Nigeria and the Lfatisuien share a handshake like ours though the Lfatisuien do not shake. After a brief hold they touch their breast and sometimes the forehead, repeating the gesture two or three times, then clasp again upon parting.

Africa Nigeria

Local Social Notes Across Morgantown and Nearby Towns

Mrs. Archie Gamble visits relatives in Morgantown. Mrs. Southall of Conemaugh visits her brother George Edmiston. Mrs. Piper and son David of Cokeville spend weekend with sisters Shaffer and Walbeck. Mrs. Emma Perry and daughter Freda Rutter of Martinsburg visit sisters Mack. The Moyer family and Betts visit Hamiltons at Home. Mary Penrose visits John Penrose. Edward Reynolds visits his brother Wm. Reynolds in St Michael. Barkleyville residents Welton and Moore host Rev. Gahagan family. Mack family Indiana visit. Bolivar band to perform in New Alexandria firemen’s charade. Henderson Nixon kills a large rattlesnake west of town. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Montgomery announce a son born Wednesday June 24. Elmer Robinson at home. Catherine Wichtenfels improving at daughter Wakefield’s. Denver Boyle wires his house. Shaffer signs at gasoline station. Mrs. Blaine Ressler and children of Cramer visit Mack family. John W. Huston paints his home. Mrs. Edward Peterson ill at home.

Archie Gamble Morgantown W. Va 8. L. Southall Conemaugh George Edmiston Willard Piper David Cokeville Joseph Shaffer Charles Walbeck Emma Perry Freda Rutter Martinsburg Merl Mack Vincent Mack Arthur Moyer Mabel James Betts Hamilton Mary Penrose John Penrose Edward Reynolds Wm. Reynolds St. Michael John Welton Charles Moore Barkleyville Gahagan Wilbert Mack Indiana Bolivar Boys New Alexandria Henderson Nixon Harry, Montgomery Elmer Robinson Hiss Catherine Wichtenfels Clinton Wakefield Denver Boyle Joseph T. Shaffer Blaine Ressler Cramer John W. Huston Edward Peterson

Spruce Family Visits and Local Calls Across Town

Mr and Mrs David Dunmire and son from Indiana spent Sabbath at A K B McAnulty s home. Twila Repine and niece Vivian Johns of Elizabeth Nw visited John Repine. I W Keener and family of Pittsburgh visited his aunt Elizabeth Keener. Ida McAnulty and daughter June, returning from Tren ton N J, visited John Frank s home. Victor Frank of Thurnesboro called at the John Frank home. Mrs Mull and daughter Ethel of Parkwood called on Elizabeth Keener Wednesday.

David Dunmire and Indiana A. KB. McAnulty Twila Repine Vivian Johns Elizabeth John Repine I. W. Keener Pittsburgh Keener Elizabeth Keener Ida McAnulty June Trenton N.J Victor Frank Thurnesboro John Frank Mull Ethel Parkwood

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