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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1915

Page

2

Local readers share news from Porter Miner area

Pittsburg resident Porter Miner reports Friday calls while visitors from Greenwich Nanty Glo and Indiana pass through town. Local ball team beat Lucerne twice 2 0 and 8 1 with umpires HNimer Fivecoats and William Benson. Numerous hometown visits, theater skills learned, Änderungen about residents, travel to Johnstown Indiana and Greensburg. Community events include church society meetings, a serenade for a couple, and a new Junior C I Society initiative.

Porter Miner Pittsburg William Craft and Greenwich Fay Davis Nanty-Glo Ernest Jefferson Indiana Lucerne Hnimer Fivecoats William Benson Thomas Gaster Wehrum John Yay Williams R. L. Stewart William Toy Glen Campbell Erasmus Davis Granville Harry Russel Grisemore Lewis Cuneo Eleanora Clay Barndollar Penn Mary Hospital Gid McCreary Pine Township Matilda Henry Indaina Carrie Merle Boyd Hamilton Merl Dickie Ross Hart Quay Kinter Ollie Gates Robert Pennington William W. Rowland Gilmore Bell James Z. Sloan Mr. Sloan Woods Henry Rossiter C. BE. Fulton James Meehan Bessie Dickie Heilwood B. W. Ross New York State

Local Visitors and Guests List From Area Homes

Clyde Mrs James Rowe and daughter Mrs George Kay of Youngstown Ohio visit sister Mrs J W Selton. Miss Anna Rehn visits with Miss Mary Neely while Harry Cunningham visits from Heshbon Washington. A weekend guest is at uncle and aunt J S Wagner and wife. Various locals host and entertain within the region including Miss Exie Wagner and Miss Kathryn Falcon visiting Cramer.

Clyde James Rowe George Kay Youngstown, C J. W. Selton Anna Rehn Mary Neely Harry Cunningham Heshbon Waa J. 5. Wagner Ama Conover Titusville TI. D. Mack James Dill Trallie Ida Mack Mrs Kay Chas. Selton Indiana Harry Boring Samuel McAdams Harry Conrad Braddock Shaffer Frank Auld Brushvalley Township A. P. Clark Walter, Thoms Arthur Brantsinger Audrey McKelvey Lydia Lichtenfels Emme Houston Chas. Duncan Imogene Clark James Clark Johnstown Isaac Luther Wilkinsburg Milo M. Luther Exie Wagner Kathryn Falcon Cramer Lillian Anna Grace Cleave Armour Clark Ray Lichtenfels Robinson Charles Binney Frances and Ruth John Wagner David Cunningham Jos, Wagner Giles Ralph McLaughlin

Local social notes from Grange and surrounding areas

Buzz Anthony and Marie Howard visit acquaintances in and around Grange and Butler. Many named residents from Trade City Punxsutawney Hamilton Indiana and nearby towns visited, called, or hosted relatives. A surprise party for Ernie Hicks ended with a late supper. church services announced with visiting preachers from Marion Center Culver and other towns.

Buzz Anthony Grange John Neal Marie Howard Butler Homer Adams W. H. Drummond H. K. Neal Trade City Martin Reitz R. P. Neal Punxsutawney J. C. Stear Ruth Elkin Pittsburg John Johnson Horatio Lawrence Conaway Mabel Hicks W. J. Hicks Austin Diltz Nannie Twila Croasman Hamilton Hugh Neal Ernie Hicks Ward McQuown William Young Mr. Ross Earl Hicks Abram Hicks Wilt. Neal Dayton

Barrs Visit Relatives and Local Shower in Idaho

Idaho visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Barr and son from Blairsville with William Barr and Dr. L H Frantz family in Muscatine. A miscellaneous shower honored Janbella Shetler bride elect at Montgomery home. Mrs. Howard Kimmel entertained Jerry Kimmel and Estella Kim at their Elderton home on Sunday. Wendell Russell visited Indiana friends. Smyrna updates note Margaret Nichol and daughter Emabel in McDonald and Erie. Argyle Miller family visited Mrs Miller's parents. Silas Brady hosts Eight Weeks' Club meeting with refreshments.

Logies Missionary Society H. B. McIntire C. E H. Society Jean Huey Bulotta Reed Indiana A. C. Reed Wilse Howard Leechburg Williamy Howard Tillie Youngstown Ohio J. M A. W. Robinson Harvey Robinson Pittsburg William McKee Jas. McKee Louise Lucile Paxton Johnstown Presbyterian Church Albert Jewell Livermore Alex Miller Luke J. J. Jawell C. i Bethel Presbyterian Church Hannah Lowman D. H. Davis Homer City R. M. Stewart John Wilkinson Roy Byers Leonard Shaffer Red Raven B. Wakefield Florence Wagner H. B. Donaldson Blacklick Paul Byers Ridgeview Martin Bagley Culver A. W. Campbell Idaho Leonard Barr Blairsville William Barr L. H. Frantz Muscatine W. P. George Montgomery Janbella Shetler Howard Kimmel Jerry Kimmel Estella Kimag Mel Elderton Earl Stumpf Sheroda John Coulter Wendell Russell Ter Emabel McDonald Erie Argyle Miller Mrs. Miller

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