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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1937

Page

6

Social visitors and gatherings in West Lebanon

Mrs Margaret Colwell Anderson of Dreaden Ontario and her daughter visited this week with Mrs Luli Collina. Elizabeth Campbell spent days with her daughter Bertha Townsend of South Bend who has been ill. Dutch Campbell and two Indiana musicians visited the Walter Smith home. Sade Reed stayed with relatives. L A L was entertained by Ella Coulter. Frederick H Clark and his mother from Pittsburgh visited. Mr and Mrs C M Millen and daughters Joyce and Gayle dined with Arthur Craig. The Fultons and Mabel Coleman spent Sunday with Lyle Coltebaugh. Mary Florence Wray from Shady Plain visited Peggy Smith. Guests at the Millen home included Wissinger and daughter Helen Frances, George Rent and Larry, Robert Cunningham family, and Harry Couch and Agatha Coleman. A miscellaneous shower was hosted for Mr. and Mrs Edward Gray at the Gray home Friday.

West Lebanon Margaret Colwell Anderson Dreaden Ont Can Pittsburgh Luli Collina Hilzabeth Campbell Bertha Townsend South Bend Vandergrift Mary Florence Wray Shady Plain Peggy Smith Millen W. HE Wissinger Helen Frances George Rent Larry Robert Cunningham Evalene Helen Hdldie Shelocta Harry Couch Agatha Coleman Edward Gray Rachel (Moot) Kirk Boston Mass Annie Moot Ray Huey New Kensington William Huey Sarah Moore W. C. Brown Ida Kinsell Washington, D.C Wesley Peffer Butler Punxsutawney Harold Mottarn Neda Rachel Kirk Clara Condron Walter Wineberg Ella Dilts Charles Dilts Ralph Rhule William Zener Harry Brickle Harry Mauk Abe Brewer Mitchell Plumville Anna Dorn Indiana Hospital Jacob Mottarn Genevieve Mottarn Blair Smith Punxeutawney S. C. Wetzell Lawrence Hicks Indiana George Hicks Ralph Wineberg Maude Piece

Local Calls and Visits Reported Around Blairsville

Blairsville residents and guests exchanged calls Saturday and Tuesday evenings in Walter Ewing and nearby homes. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Bayard Gray Mr and Mrs Joseph Patterson Mr and Mrs T Hood Mr and Mrs Walter Ewing Mrs Marie Smock and children from Torrance and West Leharon visitors Annabel Ewing and others from Eldora Ridge and Josephine with Mrs S R Hine and daughters Esther and Martha calling on Dr Hadden in Saltsburg. James Ewing spent time in Pittsburgh and Misa Mitchel from South Bend Indiana visited H R Hine’s home TV dinner hosted by Mr Stone of Pittsburgh featured a silver seal demonstration.

Mra Bayard Gray Joseph Patterson T. Hood Walter Ewing John Henderson Virtue Townsend Near Avonmore George Stock Mr. Williams Josephine

Marion Center Social Notes and Regional News

Marion Center highlights include visits by Mrs. Clifford Brady and two children from Royal Oak Michigan to her parents north of town. Local families welcome guests from Bentleyville Punxsutawney and Bolivar while a worker injured on a farm returns home. A Grange night in Indiana features Judge E E Creps as speaker. Lexington racetrack in Kentucky is slated for abandonment in 1936 for a government housing project after a long history since 1828.

Marion Center Clifford Brady Royal Oak Mich John LU. Simpson D. Ross Guy Terpe Bentleyville Alice Cope Punxsutawney Ellsworth Jeffries Wetzel Indiana Kutztown Philadelphia Ben Walker R. G. Moore E. E. Creps The Grange Independent Hall Lewis G. Wetzel Wilkinsburg L. J. Pe Lexington U.S. A Kentucky

Longest major league game ends in 1-1 tie in Boston

The 26 inning tie between Brooklyn Nationals and Boston was played in Boston on May 1, 1920. Cadore and Dceschger pitched the full 26 innings for their teams, delivering an epic marathon game that ended 1-1.

Brooklyn Nationala Boston Cadore Dceschger

Local residents visit relatives across several states

Marchand Tilt Wingert and Edward McConnaughhey of California have been visiting here for weeks and returned home. Mrs. and Mr. Wetzell came back from New York after visiting their son. Clara Wingert returned to Sunmount New York after a visit with Rosa Wingert. Various local families hosted or visited relatives in Charleroi Indiana Pittsburgh and neighboring towns over the weekend and week.

Marchand Tilt Wingert Edward McConnaughey California Wetzell New York City Misa Clara Wingert Sunmount N. Y Rosa Wingert Frank Knauf J.L. Moore Dearborn Mich Mary Brown F. W. Kirkpatrick Clarion Rev Garland BE. L. Merriam New York

Social short visits across towns and cities

Blacklick residents and visitors from Pittsburgh Blairsville Idaho and Lakewood join local families for weekend and weekday calls. Guests include Mr and Mrs Lou Kuhner Mr and Mrs Joe Artley Mrs Martha Fulton and others sharing meals dinners and parlor gatherings in Johnstown Atlantic City Cleveland and Arm agh communities.

Social visits fill weekend in Apollo area

Girty Mr and Mrs Edwin Rosensteel and Shirley of Apollo hosted Saturday evening. Dozens of local families visited over the weekend, including J T Jamison and Anna C Smith households. Names include Silvis Cravener Jamison Kirby Schrecengost King Miller and others. John Jamison weak after nine months bed rest. several ministers visited. traffic of callers from Vandergrift Dayton Marion Center Scottdale Punxsutawney Garretts Run and Philadelphia noted.

Girty Edwin Rosensteel Shirley Apollo V. A. Stepp Matthew Rankin Harry Indiana A. C. Silvis Thelma, Clark and Mildred West Lebanon Silvis J. T. Jamison A. M. Jamison J. T. Schrecengost Glenn Maxine E. D. Schrecengost Nelson J. T. Sheasley Mt. Union John Jamison Robert Richter Biderton John Meyer J. H. Christy Stephen Hiderton J. C. Schrecengost Ralph Cravener Dormire Dayton D. EB. Cravener L. M. Henderson Marjorie Anna C. Smith Bert Blackson Pearl Spang Vandergrift J. ©. Schrecengost D. B. Cravener Hazel Elmer B. D. Schrecengost Gon. Nelson John Lerner I Garrett’s Run Paul Schrecengost Dewayne Klingensmith Philadelphia A. E. Klingensmith F. A. Coleman J. R. Jamison Robert, Jr Merle Betty Lou Rose Valley D. E. Cravener J. R. Smith J.H. Christy Julia Keppel Roy

Local social notes from Strongstown and nearby

Strongstown residents and guests are listed visiting family and friends in Nettleton Johnstown Wilkinsburg and Hellwood. Names include Mr and Mrs Herb Orner Mrs Walter Walker Marguerite Orner Dallas Holby Vinton Garrett Edna DeArmy Elizabeth Troxell Ray Deichler Arthur Cresswell and Wm Greenaway. Several attended a Mahaffey camp meeting and a few traveled for work.

Herb Orner Nettleton Wm. Bennett W. G. Troxell Nolo Walter Walker Johnstown Mary Lou Cresswell Harrisburg Dallas Holby Hoffman Marguerite Orner Brooklyn Hellwood Arthur Cresswell Indiana Mahaffey Wm. Greenaway Cleveland, O

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