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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1917

Page

5

Pittsburg Holiday Guests and Local Happenings

Pittsburg visitors Mr and Mrs M McGinnis join hometown friends for a national holiday. Eighteen guests celebrate Arthur Rager sixteenth birthday with music and a luncheon before movie at Palmer theater. Local church and lodge events, moves and visits populate weekend chatter across Indiana County towns.

M. McGinnis Pittsburg Arthur Rager Palmer Theater Thomas Davis Presbyterian Ida Hughes Punxautawtey W. C. Seeman Richard Clowes Ebensburg Josephine Ball Western Union L. E. Deutrick Little Rock Ark I. F Sells Youngstown A. P. Irwin Greensburg William Ackerson Sam Blacklick Township Indiana Jane Flamm Carnegie Jerome Flamm Rebekah Josephine J. R. Geary Blairsville J. A Jennie Bell Cleveland Bell Connection Charlie Campbell Philadelphia William Caulfield Will McConnell Turtle Creek C. L. Graff Farm Gr. W. Palmer Lancaster L. Longnecther Atlantic City Minnie Kelly Homer City Elizabeth Stoneback Jennie Mabon New Florence M. Bushnell M. R. Rager M. Mazzotti Punxsutawney James Wadsworth Jolenetown David Stiffy Latrobe

Bank Statement Summary From 1917 Ledger Exhibit

A historical bank report lists resources including bonds and securities totaling 422,000.00, capital stock, surplus, and undivided profits, plus demand and time deposits. The statement is sworn by cashier J. M. Stewart and notarized by C. Davison in 1917.

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Local visits and gatherings across Colver and nearby towns

Residents report multiple social visits in Colver Latrobe Starford and Wilgus including Mr and Mrs Todd Muman Mrs Ada Armsworth and Miss Giteln Trimble and Mrs Wilmer Stewart a 49th birthday party for John Gromley and a Sunday church service at the Musi Mae chapel with a late evening song.

P. C. Langham Colver Todd Muman Latrobe Mra A. Mutin Sanday J. M. Gonrath Gon Brody A. Langham Muman Sos Victor Ada Armsworth Misa Giteln Trimble Wilgus Aisa Hoguline Mountalt Sturday Minteces Kelly Mortle Hleming Starford Ainter Wilmer Stewart Ford Trimble Amanda Langham Walter Napp Meming Summit Noble Uuterbrugh McGees Mills Clair Stewart Lilly Stewart Marg George Stewart Ford Decker Near Plem- Wa A. T. King Urol Kent Mre WM Timlltan Culver John Gromley John Grom Ivy Aise Mivre

Local Visit Notes From Nickletown And Nearby Areas

Nicketown residents Delmont and Eugene Sebring of Central Unity visit their sister Mra Burkett and relatives near here. Friends and neighbors like Zelda Mumaud and Wilda Burkett were seen at local homes. Rev Woods to deliver sermon at Antioch church. Mrs Teagure improving after a bed illness. Miss Gall Leysire returned home from her grandparents’ residence.

John Teagure Gall Leysire Mia Talia Leasure Hom Clymer Hotler Nis

Local Notes Reflect Family Visits Across Altoona and Nearby

Altoona and Pittsburg residents visit relatives and attend events from Children's Day services to high school commencements. Names such as Mrs Ida M Covert, Mr Bert Bort, Miss Elizabeth Wyant, and Mrs Mary Wachob appear amid a cascade of family visits, guests, and community notices across towns including Plumville and Homer City.

John A. McLauughlin Altoona James Murah Childran Pittsburg Mo W. McLaughliin John Fryer Butler Mroo Mra Martin Puryer Bert Bort Pitentrn Declration Kiminitt Hoover Elzabeth Wyant Mary Wachob Indiana Goauthart Christint Monn Sutter da Tréteburg Ida M. Covert Punxsothwrity Bonnie States G. Stites Mixkos Reulih Roberta Scott Butter G. M. Sutter Verna Pleming Widerton Bod Alison Mareland Elizabeth Sheesley Lochester Belle States Pinsantinshey OM. Wamilton Andrew Sutter Florence Sutter Mae Mier Mabel Wivhole Near Town

Local Social Notes From Akron Area Visit Families

A fragmented social column lists residents and visitors including Mr and Mrs Bentot Napp, Mrs Alex Douglass and family in Akron, and Mrs Marty Z McQuown of Ord visiting Indian Wednesday. Others mention Mrs Turvey Treltaliies, Mrs Ames Boucher from Nickletown, Mrs Terry Kinmnel from Plutereek, and Rev Aaron Frekock of Gipsy visiting, with various relatives noted in Cherry Tree and Puretane Tine vicinity.

Mew Tudph Palffer Alex Douglass Xan Plutereek Mra. Boucher Hacer Stodkey Purchase Tilney This Pines Clade Burkett Lonlye Cherry Mise Wise Larue Be

Local Visitors and Family Notes From Purchase Line

Monday visitors included Mrs Wiky Mary Molten and family. Mr and Mrs Loren Hicock visited Mrs Hicocks parents Mr and Mrs John Wise of Purchase Line. A. T. Rodkey won a business cabinet on Saturday.

Mary Molten Loren Hicock Fiecock Parenta John Wise Purchase Line A. T. Rodkey Cabteka& Indi

Community Notes From a Busy Weekend Visit List

A jumble of names and places records visits and gatherings. Mrs G I Potts and her son spent the week with relatives, while Miss Mary Mtretius and Mrs Routing hosted guests. Several teachers and students from Grove City and ISU attended preparatory courses, and visitors from Indiana and Buffalo joined local friends for weekends and Sunday calls.

Anna Martha Shields Shields Wiler Baker Nni Hospital Fev Long Wile Hon Cunesaugh Atdrey Bentley Misa Mabel Blootquist Pinul Stuehel Sepa Denier Ton de Mebitte Piya Lowman Banbet Lone George Gotta Losin Amerie Miomaa Chinson Apthur Rae Clark Lightcup G. 1 Potts Gbualrie Hues Whitdern Buffalo Aire Yvialthig Willecre Mary Mtretius Foster Dighten Mas Idi Stielda Wopientory Conse al Grove City Mises Myrna Nichol Aleda Slarbrige Ecourke Migsexs Nin McOqveight Margare& Sharp Shelocta Shoshun Lewis Elsworth Wath Lutve Sun Arendin Misa Curriebell Gook Indiana Mra Katherine Wreeh Bert Duniiire Childrens Tadinana Lukin Carney Mra Tothel Isikaville

Spruce Stout Gatherings and Salina Sunday Visits

Spruce stew, Woods farewell at Salina Sunday evening. Mattie McAunily spent a few days at Salford. Mr and Mrs Gehin Grow of Townstown visited D G Brawan's. Meriam Patterson and others visited grandparents. Mr and Mrs Stern visited D T McDonnell's. Frank Muman was in town Sunday. Gertha McAnulty and John Bagley are on the sick list. Merle and Triingle motored to Spruce Sunday. Mrs Shinel Bowser visited Mrs Leo Remelsberger of St Boniface Sunday.

Woods Salina Mattie McAunily Salford Weels Iit Cgehin Grow Townstown D. G Gertha McAnulty John Bagley Merle Triingle Spruce Shinel Bowser Leo Remelsberger St. Boniface

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