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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1915

Page

9

County Town News highlights from Indiana visits and local events

Miss Carrie Roberts visits relatives near Indiana. The Hesperian Literary Society meets at the school house Saturday evening. Dozens attend Home Coming at Clymer. Rev Hall to be ordained Friday at the Baptist church. Dozens of locals travel to Punxsutawney and Indiana for visits and gatherings amid community announcements and prayers.

Carrie Roberts Indiana Hesperian Literary Society Blanche Mary Stephens John Siverd Wandin Clymer Baptist Church Helen, Ruffner A. H. Williams Baptist Sabbath School H. Leroy Hall BH. F. Parry Pittman Cockport Jeremiah Learn Margaret Foster Berkey Latrobe Lottie, Martin H. ®. Parry S. B. Glassford Stafford B. J. Williams Thos, Hughes Nellie Thorn New York Alonzo Sides Dunwiddie Laura Jackson Francis James Runk Phillipsburg Evergreen Lettie Bittorf Wintondale Manila George Garman Margaret Hamilton H. B. Williams Johnstown Wandercrift Bettie Sides Roberts

Elders Ridge welcomes visiting residents and celebrates agriculture push

Miss Helen Henderson visits Miss Dorothy Hepler in Elders Ridge Indiana residents Ashbaugh spent Friday and Saturday with Apollo friends. Will King of Apollo passes through the Ridge. Samuel Snyder family visits Vandergrift. Warner dines with Snyder. Rev Hepler Dorothy and Geneva Snyder travel to Saltsburg. Speedy Spaulding visits John Ritenour’s home. Clara Hine leaves to visit Clara Brady in Home. Ewing and Coulter parties head to Youngstown Ohio. Warner returns from State College agricultural supervisors meeting. Two conference members plan new agriculture departments in Waynesburg High School and a vocational school in Hickory. Five new vocational schools and similar high school ag departments planned statewide. Elders Ridge claims the first Pennsylvania vocational school with strong attendance prospects.

Helen Henderson Indiana Dorothy Hepler Ashbaugh Apollo Will King Ridge Samuel Snyder Vandergrift Warner Parkinson Hickory Washington County Pennsylvania Elders Ridge

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