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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1936

Page

6

Dobson Golden Wedding Celebrated at Worthville

Rey Marchand and Mrs Garland attended the Dobson golden wedding in Worthville on June 30. Various relatives visited, with sisters of Mrs Garland and husbands hosting, while local outings included hospital news for Dorothy Homan and a community quilting event hosted by Ladies Aid Society.

I. M. Lewis Dorothy Homan Punxautawney Hospital Ladies Aid Society Rosalter Evangelical Church E. H. Glass and Son Earl Punxautawney Annie Moot Glass Ray Hicks New Kensington Geo. Hicks R. B. Wine~berg Mary Zener Migs Zener George Hicks R. B. Wineberg 8. C. Wetzel

Local families listed with weekend visits and transfers

Indiana residents Mr and Mrs John Wiggins and family called Saturday. G V Elgin and family, Blairsville visitors Sunday. Todd Frailey and son called at West Lebanon. Blanche Ehenger returned from Manorville. Lawrence Silvis spent Saturday at Vandergrift. Glenn Cribbs and daughters from Warren Ohio spent the weekend. Delbert Alters and A J McCormick weekended at Warren Ohio. Swanks spent the Fourth at Sprankle Mills. Guy Fleming moved to Apollo. Worthville friends visited J S Swank. Charley George and family from Kittanning spent the Fourth here. A L Said dine with M J Schall Saturday evening. Al Irwin of Vandergrift weekend here. Kenneth Aikens, Robert Johnson, Georgia Bleakney enjoyed a Niagara Falls trip over the Fourth. Lew Faraster and family of Whitesburg supper at T H Elgin Sunday. Rev and Mrs R V Wright taking a month vacation. Nace of Whitesburg moving to former Fleming house. Lisle Meyer building a new restaurant. Lee Frailey of near Rural Valley weekend here. G T Club to meet at Ed Rupert’s near Girty Thursday. D I Club met at Jess Fleming’s Thursday evening last week.

John Wiggins Indiana G. V. Elgin Blairsville Todd Frailey West Lebanon Blanche Ehenger Manorvill Lawrence Silvis Vandergrift Glenn Cribbs Warren, O Whitesburg T. H. Elgin Rev R. V. Wright Rav Nace Guy Fleming Lisle Meyer Lee Frailey Valley G. T. Club Rupert Near Girty D. I. Club Jess Fleming Ed. Cravener Maxine Near Elderton E. D. Schrecengost Nelson D. E.cravener Margaret Ingram Flora Detroit Mich A. M. Jamison J.C. Schrecengost Glenn G. BR. Shutt J. A. Miller Janet North Apollo Anna ‘C. Smith Julia Kepple Ross Smith J. T. Jamison R. Jamison Robert, Jr Merle B. ‘D. Schrecengost J. ‘H. Christy Gon Todd Rowley and Biss Hillsdale J. C. Schrecengost Paul, Glenn Maxina Grant Lawton Green Oak Anna C. Smith Sugar Run F. A. ‘Coleman Margaret Harry Floyd L. M L. R. Henderson Near Creekside Cornelia Christy J. H. Christy W.C. Jamison Near Home Mra Joe Houser John Mayer George Virginia Harkleroad Edith John King Muddy Run D. L H. D. Rupert Mt. Zion Buff Coleman Patricia Anne William Baston W. A. Coleman South Bend Vira George Edwin ° Rosensteel Shirley Mount Union Quinter Boyer Twila Ethel Hulda Jay Kough Blanco Dalt Cessna Mount Pleasant Cessna C. A. Miller Wanda Rural Valley H. O. Miller Leightner Donald Ankeny Erwin Sheasley Geneva Scott Mt. Union Lloyd Baker Pyrra Cumberland Frank Cessna Kenneth Owen Boyer Jesse Elgin Bobby William Claypoole Vera Brick Church Lydia Walker Pattonville C. G. Rosborough J. T. Sheasley Miles McIntire Echo and Dayton Dean Elgin Clarence DeWayne Niagara Falls Johnnie McMillen Apollo Shaeffer Amos Boyer Murnace Boyer Audrey Eldora Clyde Jack Ruth Jimmy Beech Bottom W. Va Raymond Boyer Dar Eileen Ford City G. &. Wingard Oklahoma John Jack Leachburg Paul Boyer John Kaufman Elmer McCormick Bobby Schrecengost Wilda McCutcheon Florence, Russel Lois Chivers Springchurch John Pitt Samuel Wingard Gladys Leroy Wasner Paul Walter Ruby Yatesboro James Heckman Dale Boyer Margaret Rosborough Helena Mclntire Dorothy Chivers

Local Guest Notes and Family Visits in Strongstown Area

Strongstown residents and visitors exchange social calls in the area. Annie Ondrizek visits son George in Nanty Glo while Mrs. Jean George of Springboro and Mrs. Annie Makin travel between Johnstown and the Wm Bennett households. Weekend guests include Mrs. Don Myera, Mrs. Ed Myers, Mrs. Harry Bennet, and Mrs. Campbell from Washington D C Buffington Township, along with Clair Boring returning from New York. Crissie Bennett visits Cherry Tree aunt Artanis Cramer influencing weekly social roundup. A child of Otis Lyster is hospitalized in Indiana. Johnny Detwiler and Norman Stephens, workers in Holt W Va, spend the Fourth at home. The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette are sent to R D readers for 5.50.

Annie Ondrizek George Nanty Glo Jean George Springboro Wm. Bennett Annie Makin Wm. Jackson Johnstown Don Myera Washington, D.C Ed, Myers Harry Bennett Artanis Cramer Cherry Tree Otis Lyster Indiana Hospital Geo, Sowers Guy Sowers Merle Sowers Brushvalley Johnny Detwiler Norman Stephens Holt W. Va

Local families share visits and shop trips in Indiana and Ohio

A long list of residents and relatives from Jamison, Christy, Schrecengost, and nearby families are described visiting, calling, and spending weekends with kin across Indiana, Ohio, and Vandergrift. The note includes Brookville, Hillsdale, Muddy Run, and Creekside, with several couples and children named. A final line notes a historical "Wanted a white girl to cook" ad and a grim joke about pie eating.

That's An Idea Texans Plant Sunflowers as Windbreaks

Texans have planted rows of sunflowers to act as windbreaks, using tall sturdy blooms to shield crops and homes from strong gusts while adding a bright landscape feature to rural areas.

Hidden taxes on meat inflate every cut

An estimate claims there are 123 taxes embedded in the cost of each meat cut sold today, suggesting a broad burden on consumers from layered taxation across the supply chain.

Local Social Notes From Mount Union Area

A long list of visits and gatherings features families from Mount Union Blairsville Rural Valley and surrounding towns. Notable names include Quinter Boyer Cessna Shaeffer Rosborough Elgin Wingard Boyer and McIntire among others with numerous July 4 and weekend outings and marriages recorded.

Barrett and Kinfolk Attend Various Social Gatherings

A Black reunion in Filnton Pennsylvania saw Mr. and Mrs W. KB, Barrett and grandson Bobby Barnett in attendance. Dayton visitors including Mika Eleanor Shaffer and Mrs. C Bittinger with her sons Bob and Jack called on Mix A M Barrett. The Blage McKinley wedding occurred in Phoenix with Leona Barrett and Mrs. R E B Ratcats present. Johnnie Barrett and son joined time at Harry Earhart’s Day ton event. Mrs. Aaron Nal returned to Echo after a week with the Kroh family.

Leona Barrett R. EB. Ratcats Phoenix R. EB. Barhart Kon Johnnie Harry Earhart Dayton C. H. Barrett Joseph Beresjnyak Clymer Aaron Nal Echo Wiliam Kroh

Birth announcement and regional social notes in Washington Twp

Washington Township residents share family news and Fourth of July gatherings. The Stucheil family announces the birth of a son to their son-in-law and daughter Alvin Stewart and his wife near Fall Creek. Several residents visit, travel, and attend picnics at Trimblin and Idlewild Park, with extended gatherings including Harman, Fairman, Blystone, Jewart, and Fisher families among others in Vandergrift, Pittsburgh area, and Smicksburg.

Washington Twp James Stucheil Alvin Stewart Near Falla Creek Ira Harman Plittsburgh Jess Fairman Willet Josian Fisher Frank Fisher Mia Josiah Fisher Mae J. G. Russell Max McLean Gertrude Wisginger Clair Park Geneva Wlasinger Idle‘wild Park

Local residents visit kin across town and beyond

Somerset visitors include Mrs Albert Singer and Mrs Annie Miller while Fort George and Mead Maryland guests stay with relatives. Johns family frequent travelers, Laurabel and Freda visit, Ralph Johns moves nearby, Louise Lear returns from Indiana conference, Irvin Mack attends Children’s Day services, students plan Fort George Mead camp, and Harry Donahue's wife sustains an injury from a cow.

Dorsey Dodson Dockport Louise Lear Roy Fry Hersey Mich Winona Lake Indiana Irvin Mack Clyde Aistance Iutheran Buria Roy McCluve Donald Pisher George Mary Francia Bollyar High School Jefe Fort George and Mead Citizens Military Harry Donahue Weldon

Edgewood pupil returns home after years at Pittsburgh school

Mrs Paul Brendlinger, once a pupil at Edgewood school for crippled children in Pittsburgh, has returned to her parents' home here. Robert Horner cut a finger at the Garfield Fire Clay Co. plant on Tuesday. Weekend visitors included Mr and Mrs Fred Wagner of New Florence. George Truxell family and Kenneth Rhinehart visited Blacklick relatives. Morris Walbeck suffered a sore arm at work in the mines and the wound became infected. A Bible verse is cited from Job 28:15.

Paul Brendlinger Edgewood School For Crippled Children Pittsburgh Robert ‘Horner Riight Garfield Fire Clay Co Fred Wagner New Florence Ih. Jay Bowser George Truxell Kenneth Rhinehart Blacklick Morris Walbeck

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