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Indiana Progress

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Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1919

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Social notes from Blacklick town many visitors and outings

Blacklick residents hosted visitors from Punxsutawney and Lancaster while camp activities and church society events filled the hill district. Attendees included Mrs. W. C. Seeman, the Fancy Work Club, and the Ladies Aid Society as berry picking and trips to Johnstown and Pittsburgh punctuated a week of social life.

Mary Hagerman J. W. Clark Hill District W. C. Seeman

Community notes from Blairsville and Homer City area

Residents and visitors from Blairsville Homer City and nearby towns are listed. Movements include families relocating to Coral and Blairsville natives visiting relatives. A local Josephine baseball game ended 11 to 8, and miners report running every day except car-delivery days. George Kenly returns from overseas on furlough and reenlists.

Residents and visitors call on town figures in Alverda

Alverda residents hosted and visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davis of Hastings stopping by the Fleming home. Mrs. Robert Edmiston and son David from Pueblo spent the weekend with relatives. Leroy Bee Hilda Smith and Bert Bee from Lovejoy and Rossiter called in town. J J Williams entertained Rev R F Sterling Ruth Wickman Mrs Robert Womison and son David T A Martin bought an Oak land touring car. E Napp and son Martin and John M Williams traveled to Cherry Tree for business Thursday evening. J C Martin hosted dinner for his niece Miss Sarah Williams in honor of her sixteenth birthday.

Harry Davis Hastings G. W. Fleming Robert Edmiston David Pueblo Colo Leroy Bee Hilda Smith Lovejoy Bert Bee Rossiter J. J. Williams R. F. Sterling Ruth Wickman Robert Wdmison T. A. Martin Oakland I, E. Napp Martin Tohn M. Williams Cherry Trea J. C. Martin Sarah Willams

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