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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1935

Page

3

Community Notes On Derry And Nearby Visits

Mrs Frank Shomo visited Derry on Wednesday and many locals saw relatives in town. The Brendlinger and Cable Walbeck reunions are planned for Round Top and the United Mine Workers hall on Saturday with a large expected turnout.

Williard Piper Cokeville Rose Miller Terry Robert Hinton Allentown Brendlinger Round Top Misa Emma Taylor New Florence L. H. Taylor Sylvester Clayton Fairmont Perry Mack Hugh McIntire Pennsylvania Railroad Company Conemaugh Alma Kathleen Shomo Derry Jeannette Rebecca McGraw John McGraw Town George Komo West Bolivar Joseph Cameron Lockport Charles Johns Johnstown John McDowell Billa Fulcomer Miss Cribbs Torrance Elmer Bowers George Brendlinger, Jr Burwell Shaffer Duquesne

Creekside Community Notes Highlight Local Visits

Creekside residents enjoyed a well attended Thursday evening entertainment. Visitors included Mr and Mrs James Stuchell and Terrence Shields of Ohio. Grange exchanges, family visits, and local sewing classes filled a busy week with several trips to nearby towns and neighbors.

Creekside

Currys Run Homecoming At Local Church Service

A well attended Currys Run church home coming drew crowds to the auditorium and balcony with chairs added from the basement. The program ran from 2 to 5 pm with speakers Rev. Frank Walker Rev. Davies Rev. John Walker and former pastors Rev. Offutt Rev. Chummey Rev. Kauffman Rev. McClelland Elder Peeler and Attorney Earle Miller. The Kiwanis Club of Tarentum provided special music. Families and visitors including the Flangs, Carson, Kerrs, Sharp family, Royden Walker and Mecklin attended socially. Preaching is set for next Sunday at 3:30 pm.

Currys Run Frank Walker Davies John Walker Offutt Chummey Kauffman Mc ‘Clelland Elder Peeler Earle Miller Kiwanis Club Tarentum Walker, Rising Wiggins McCurdy Flangs Billy Carson John Kerr Kenneth Kerr T. B. Sharp Florence Josephine Royden Walker J. C. Walker Mecklin Ray, Mecklin

Dixonville Social News Highlights Abroad and Local Visitations

Mr and Mrs Peter Maloney visit daughter and son in law at Revioe. Charles Liptak Jr and daughter Mary Ann plus nephew Mike Fritz visit Marlon Center. D C Napp from Philadelphia visits C O Nupp and parents. Smith McCoy visits A A Rader near Purchase Line. Indiana callers include Peter Maloney Albert Snyder C O Nupp Patsclic. Frank Sterner and family visit his brother Harry Sterner in Barneshoro. Pete Petrus from Monaca visits relatives. H W Napp and family visit Dilltown. Elmer Snyder visits Richmond. Jack Wheeler injured foot. Mary Scanlon improves after Indiana hospital. John Spinner welcomes newborn daughter. Julius Stether husband wife welcome newborn son. C R Bence and Mrs Maloney visit Marlon Center. Willard Lemon stays with father. mother in New York.

Dixonville Peter Maloney Clark Sterner Revioe Charles Liptak, Jr Mary Ann Mike Fritz Marlon D. C. Napp Philadelphia C. O. Nupp Smith McCoy A. A. Rader Purchase Line Albert Snyder Mr. Patsclic Indiana Frank Sterner Mary Windber Harry Sterner Pete Petrus Monaca Barneshoro H. W. Napp Wayne Janet Dilltown Elmer Snyder Richmond Jack Wheeler Mary Scanlon Indiana Hospital John Spinner Julius Stether C. R. Bence Maloney Marlon Center Willard. Lemon Willie New York

Sabbath School and Local Visitation Notes

Local notices recount a Sabbath service at 10:00 and preaching to follow on Aug 4. Names appear of visitors and relatives including Gladys Ewing with Jay family from New Kensington, Rich near Youngstown visiting Mrs. Kennedy, Mae McKee with sister Mrs. Barkley, and O Hoffman moving a diamond drill for coal on the Fleming farm. Various Shields kinfolk and friends visited the Tomb home. Raymond Speedy undergoes tonsil removal. guests at the Shields home include Waugaman, Bertha Ewing, Charles Shields, and Bert Shields from several towns. Ella Warner returns to Shelocta after weeks with daughter Mia Speedy.

Lewisville Gladys Ewing Jay New Kensington Rich Youngstown Kennedy Mae McKee W. F. Barkley O. ©. Hoffman Punxsutawney W. E H. Fleming Marshall W. B. McGinley C. S. Neal J. C. Tomb Shields Indiana Fulton Speedy Braddock Ebenezer Raymond Speedy O. W. Shields Wm. Waugaman Uniontown Bertha Ewing Charles Shields Vandergrift Bert Shields Butler Clyde Neal

Raubbe and friends visit for midweek in western Pennsylvania

A string of visits ties Pittsburgh residents to Punxsutawney and Johnstown as families stay with relatives. Hospitalized Mrs. Lewis Shields undergoes surgery in Adrian. Shields reunion and Mahaffey camp meeting mark weekend gatherings. California researcher T J J Lee estimates a gun could shed a 45 foot ice layer in one minute.

Harry Raubbe Pittsburgh Earl Beck Malissa Graffis Punxsutawney Geo. Beck Johnstown Mollie Beck Gorge Gaul Elmer Shields Gunn Wahob Toe Hunter Simpson House Lewis Shields Adrian Hospital Elmer Peffer Albert Rose Shields Shields Campbelle Mills Campbelle Mills, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Mangus (Sprankle and Family Mechanicsburg C. J. Palmer Jay Hamilton Verner Wahob Lauughry Marion Center Mahaffey T. J. J. Lee California

Local Families Spend Weekend Visits in Smicksburg Area

Smicksburg with Ray Oswalt and family of Bradford visiting Evan Edmunde and Lukeharts. Emil Peters and family near Philadelphia in Mary Lewis home. visitors of Irene Anderson and Della Rowe include Wm Prugh family of Vandergrift and Olive Hoover visiting Alice Good. Several residents travel to Buffalo Niagara Falls and Sagamore to visit relatives and shops. Community notices list multiple short visits and camp stays.

Smicksburg Mra Ray Oswalt Bradford Evan Edmunde Chas Lukehart Vandergrift Emil Peters Philadelphia Irene Anderson Dave Lewis Wilkineburg Della Rowe Homer City Mary Lewis Wm. Prugh Buffalo Niagara Falls James Crawford John Orr Walet Ruasel Ritchey Verona J. A. Walters Walters

Community notices from South Bend and nearby areas

Local residents including Francis and Florence McHenry of Murraysville and Ira and Clara Davis from Apollo were among weekend visitors and callers. The Silvis family reunion was held at the Reformed church and Farmers threshing wheat and cutting oats mark the season as neighbors visit relatives in Apollo Vandergrift Elderton and nearby towns.

Francis Florence McHenry Murraysville Ruffner Ira Davis Apollo Jim Kerr Joe Kerr Hzra Elderton Claire Thompson Dickie Dunmire Mra Ezra Dunmire Joe Halliday Pittsburgh Tolks W. J. Silvig The Reformed Church Alvin Jack McKown Sam Henderson Josephine North Washington Moorehead Montgomery Aspinwall Wendell Devers Sadie Smith Clara Townsend Irene Bilvis Mia Jim Porter Vandergrift Janet Townsend Hobart Shellhammer Near Apollo Irwin Kelly R. A. Silvis John Weaver Ohio

Local Notes From Olivet Area Summers Visitors

Olivet reports Miss Hallie Baxter of Washington D C spending summer with sister Mrs J S Ewing. Arthur Wilson and daughter Constance of Imperial visit Mrs Alma Wilson. Ward George and daughter Dorothy and son Willis of Pittsburgh visit J W George. Mrs Schrecengost of Kittanning visits daughter Mrs Roscoe McConnell. Donald Ewing of Watsons Ridge and Elsie and Carl Faith of Elders Ridge also call at J S Nwing's. County W T U convention attended by Misa Alice Wilson and Mrs Harry Boden in Ford City. Prof Ankney and Mr Morrigan of Apollo stop by community.

Ward George Willis Dorothy Pittsburgh Donald Ewing Watsons Ridge Elsie Carl Faith Elders Ridge J. W. George J. S. Nwing Wilkison Waterman Grace Long Misa Alice Wilson Harry Boden Ford City Prof Ankney Morrigan Apollo

Sabbath visitors and local notes fill Clarksburg week

Local Sabbath visitors include Mr and Mrs Albert Sandles of Slickville and Mr and Mrs Jay Grumble of Blairsville visiting Jennie Sandles and family. Cribbs and Swanger families host weekend guests. Bromine plant output and color TV device news conclude a dense community page. A newspaper offer for Indiana county readers promotes The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette at discounted rates.

Albert Sandles Slickville Jay Grumble and Blairsville Jennie, Sandles Progress Pittsburgh Post Gazette R. D Indiana County

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