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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1915

Page

3

Community Notes and Local Visits Across Town

A lawn festival at the Christian church is planned for Saturday evening July 24 with all invited. Numerous residents and visitors including Miss Margaret Stephens and nephews Raymond and William Lockard spent weekends with relatives in Indiana and Johnstown. Local church and school groups held recent exams and prepare for graduation. Many residents, such as Helen and Elizabeth Williams, H E Williams, Kathrn McCoy, Josephine McCoy Glenn, and F W Williams family, were seen visiting or hosting guests from Indiana, Pittsburg, Kittanning, and Spangler. Travel to and from Indiana was common, with several calls and social visits noted. A Chautauqua at Indiana drew attendees, and several households reported health notes, home improvements, and ball team updates.

The Christian Church Margaret Stephens Raymond William Lockard Indiana Johnstown Baptist Sunday School Helen Elizabeth Williams H. E. Williams Kathrn McCoy Josephine Pittsburg A. G. Glenn F. W. Williams Near Aplace Silver Clevenger Harry Young Young Jerusalem Thomas Lauer James Dunwiddie Nanty-Glo Jane Dunwiddie Edna Lauer Carrolltown Mary Sides Helen Martin H. E. Ruffner A.H. Williams Trene Mayford Luzier Lovejoy John W. Williams A. J. Trinkley Frank Hoover Spangler Roy Tate Eugene Hayes Williams William Roberts Milton Glassford and Family F. W. ‘Williams Spruce Sara Williams Culver Elizabeth Helen Williams Nellie Glassford Spear Davis Colyer Atnenret Davita J. Blair Muley Nedwood Dati Thomas Quinn James McCowan J. Rudolf Wehrum Pine Township School Board Heilwood Harry Kerr Wilam Severn Charles Severn Win Mildon Gilmore Bell George Fetterman Irish Bottom Ford Ferrier Gettysboro Diamondville J. Culbertson Ebongzer Church Mra Buster Byars Indianea Steve Rian Penn Vinton Edwards Balsano Brown's Grove Ned Baskets Warne Moose C. B. Amond Art Mabry C. A. Shultz Blairsville Manor Rebecca Workinger Literary Society Peak School House

Punxsutawney Callers and Local News Briefs

North Point residents Twila Beam and Fern Reitz served as Punxsutawney callers on Thursday. Stanley Powell of Porter worked as a business caller on Friday. Misses Mabel and Ermie Hicks made Punxsutawney calls on Tuesday. Henry Dietz departed Thursday evening for Arizona and western states to spend the summer. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Elmer Etkin Monday morning. Max Lamison of Pittsburg visited with J C Stear and family last week. Mrs Pearl McKuhn of Vander-

Mildred Neal Gusta Ayers Mary Hallowell DuBois Melle Crawford Fay Treitz McKiIp Grove Town Jesse Hicks Warden Rossmoyne Cook Simpson Linus Hamill McKillip’s Allie Simpson Linus Simpson Lawrence Hicks Tennie Ruth Henry Neal North Point Twila Beam Fern Reitz Stanley Powell Porter Mabel Ermie Hicks Henry Dietz Evening Express Arizona Elmer Etkin Max Lamison Pittsburg J. C. Stear Pearl McKuhn Vander

Local Folks Visiting Across Town and Nearby Areas

A wave of visitors and illnesses threads through Georgeville as residents host relatives from Indiana Smyrna Punxsutawney and Richmond. Notables include Miss Leona Wingart Mrs E G Wolf and family and Bert Frederick with son visiting local homes. Jacob Lydick is very ill and Earl Reithmiller is sick.

Leona Wingart Indiana Anna Hazlett Bert Frederick and Son Railroad Robert Emerick Juneau Noble Lemon Smyrna T. C. Kerr Gertrude Nichol Punxsutawney B. W. van Horn Nellie McAdoo Delbert Good and Sagamore Carl Frantz

Bits of Byplay and Witty Observations

A collage of humorous vignettes and quotes from Hardy to HAN, cartoonish musings on gossip, weddings, editor woes, and everyday foibles. It references Virden Texas records and Noble County Leader style humor, with Wise Fool and Beeing is believing banter and light social mocks.

Lodge Poeley Noble County Leader

President Wilson Considers German Submarine Crisis

President Wilson returns from Cornish to Washington and begins cabinet preparations with Secretary Lansing. Advisers urge firm stand on German notes while preparing for possible future action if neutrals at sea are violated again. New postal rule raises maximum package size to 84 inches as Italy reports a whale mistaken for a U boat.

Wilson Washington Cornish N. Fl Tle Lansing Tucs- Tt United States Germany RESAC England P Dent

Heilwood and Ambrose Community News Snapshots

Local residents and visitors fill a busy roster of small events across Heilwood and Ambrose. Families gather for Sunday visits, dances, and chats with kin in Johnstown, Blairsville, and Indiana. School board meetings, summer trips, and church vacation plans color the week, with travels to Gettysburg, Meadville, and Olfa noted among everyday social news.

Livermore Social Notes Mention Local Visitors and Events

Livermore notes show mail carrier Harry Drummond taking vacation while Mrs Hila Shields from Indiana visited friends. William Patterson is listed on the sick list. Samuel Duncan and Mrs George Lightner visited from Dinks ville. Mr and Mrs Himer Shields spent Sunday with D L Marshall. Madeaver hosted a social Thursday. A moonlight picnic occurred at Elmer and Mrs Ewing’s home with about 85 guests.

Harry Drummond Hila Shields Indiana Willian Patterson Samuel Duncan George Lightner Dinksville Himer Shields D. L. Marshall Livermore Christian Madeaver Elmer Ewing

Local families attend camp meeting and visit Ridgeview

Clyde J. C. Mack with wife and two children J. W. Shaeffer with wife and two children accompanied by Miss Cora Shaffer traveled to Ridgeview on Sunday for camp meeting. Alfred McNeelege of Sharon spent Sabbath at Hugh Mack's home. Mrs. James Rowe and daughter from Youngstown Ohio visited two weeks at Mrs. J's home.

J. C. Mack J. W. Shaeffer Cora Shaffer Ridgeview Alfred McNeelege Sharon Hugh Mack James Rowe George Kay Youngstown

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