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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1919

Page

10

Sunday school and visits fill Brush Valley community news

Sunday school will be held here on Sabbath morning. Christian Endeavor in the evening. Brush Valley residents report visitors including Mrs Miller and daughter from Pittsburgh visiting Clyde McCrea. Merle Engle and family visited county seat on Decoration Day. Fred Herlinger and family called in the valley last week. Mildred Thompson of Vandergrift visits Jennie Campbell. Cleo and Dillis Palmer of Johnstown spent Sunday with friends here. Clyda McCrea spent Sunday with his family. Co M Thompson wife and daughter Cora visited Bruce George and family. Mrs Julius McCormick spent Sunday with her mother Mrs Emily George. Hugh Tomb and son spent Sunday at local Sunday schools where he heads the temperance department. Andrew Pitman is on the sick list. William Miller of Johnstown visited his home here over Sunday.

William King Clair Shankle Mont Getty W. W. Goss Lonnie Stiffler Oversea Orrie Rickard A. J. Rickard Cockport Indiana Westover Isaac Goss Grace Smith Penn Run Eugene Wilson Clark's Park Wilson Geary Spicher Hillsdale Quay Lewis George Rickard Forney First Christian Church Rev Irvin Viva Arthurs Pittsburgh Julius McCormick Emily George Hugh Tomb Andrew Pitman William Miller Johnstown

Local Notices and Visits Across Indiana Area

Mrs John Murphy visits sister in Indiana while families and friends attend Memorial and Decoration Days. Diphtheria case in James Baker prompts community notices. Several residents travel to Clearfield and Punxsutawney. new cars bought by Rhea Pounds and Mrs W H Lelman spend time in Jersey Shore. Children’s Day services planned at Presbyterian and U P churches. Local residents return from service in France and a Indiana hospital patient comes home.

John Murphy Malcolm Indiana James Baker J. B. Baker Louise Winifred Stiffler Ezabeth Dunsmore Gertrude Buck Barnesboro Clearfield B. W. Kmports Rose Smoky Cuty Gladden Steele Clark W. H. Lelman Jersey Shore PB. W. Hawes Presbyterian Church

Homer Stephens Homecoming After Overseas Service

About 176 friends and relatives attended a reception at the home of Mrs. Minnie Stephens in honor of her son Homer Stephens a member of Company F who has recently returned from overseas service. Children’s services will be held at the Baptist church Sunday evening. Mrs Judson Parry daughter Mary and son William were Indiana callers Tuesday. William Sides bought a Ford car. Mr and Mrs R G Lockard and family visited at J D Joiner’s in Martintown Sunday. Decoration Day crowds from town spent time in Indiana. Homer J Bagley and son Donald visited Minnie Stephens Saturday night.

Joseph Rady Clymer Indiana Hospital Hannah Towman A. G. Lowman Mabel Indiana Clair Wells Punxsutawney Elders Ridge B. J. Tong William Long Vandergrift Ohio Here Minnie Stephens Homer Company F Baptist Church Judson Parry Mary William William Sides R. G. Lockard J. D. Joiner Martintown Homer J. Bagley Donald

Community Notes From McKisson Valley and West Lebanon

Mrs Wm Moore and relatives visit in Johnstown as Miss Couch Mary and Nellie visit. Ed Reed and family from Wandercrift visit Mrs Reed’s father. A Penrose home party hosts about 35. John Smith buys J N Stewart farm once Leon King farm. Local folk attend county meeting for soldier boys. Mrs Edgar Collins from Kent visits family. Presbyterian West Lebanon to hold communion next Sunday. All invited.

Wm. ‘Moore Johnstown Mary Neliie Couch Indiana Ed Reed Wandercrift Viola Roy Brickner Our Valley Edgar Collins Kent Presbyterian Church of

Pine Flats Grace Williams Weekend Visit in Indiana

Miss Grace Williams spent the weekend with relatives in Indiana. Erasmus Davis has returned to the area.

Grace Williams Indiana Erasmus Davis

Special election on debt increase in Pine Township

Notice to Pine Township electors announces a special election scheduled June 28, 1910 to seek approval for a 35000 debt increase to fund township highway improvements. Also listed is a court action for private sale of undivided one sixth of a Canoe Township land parcel, authorized by guardian Harry A. Borland for the North children, with sale set at private terms upon court approval.

Notte Township of Pine Indiana Pennsylvania Board of Township Supervisors Aaid Orphans Court Indiana County Harry A. Borland Marvey I. North Nancy J. North Wiuth Marcie North David C. North Green Penoysdynnina Bell Canoe Twdlung Pennsylvuania John Alrgagd Janis Lrwin Slmipson Rank Afgeod George White Frederick Hawk Toneah Martin Dallas Harry Aa. Borland Guardian

Rossmoyne Mills Ship Buckwheat Flour to New York

The Rossmoyne flouring mills completed a shipment valued at $5,000 pounds of buckwheat flour to New York in the past 30 days. T. J. Franta and J. W. Irwin made a business trip to Butler on Saturday. A. M. Vanhorn visited his son 8. L. Vanhorn and family at Ambridge, and Pluma Vanhorn, teaching there for nine months, accompanied him home. Clawson Lewis of Jeannette was guest of his aunt Mrs. Ollie Brewer last week. Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Beck and Arthur of Dayton visited at the home of Mrs. Beck’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Frantz, on Sunday.

Rossmoyne Flouring Mills New York T. J. Franta J. W. Irwin Butler A.M. Vanhorn 8. L. Vanhorn Ambridge Pluma Clawson Lewis Jeannette Ollie Brewer Doyle Beck Gon. Arthur Dayton

Punxsutawney Visitations and Local Gatherings

Daniel Mottern traveled to Punxsutawney to visit his ill brother on the Sabbath. Mr and Mrs J L M Bartholomew and Mrs Nancy Kinter were guests of friends in Punxsutawney recently. John McCormick of Lucerne Mines stayed with Will McCormick over Decoration. Alta Mottern Marla and Edsther Good visited Mrs Daniel Mottern on the Sabbath. Tu M Bartholomew and Will McCormick families attended the funeral of Mrs Gilpatrick of Burnside on Tuesday. A few locals...

Daniel Mottern Punxsutawney JL. M. Bartholomew Nancy Kinter John McCormick Lucerne Mines Will McCormick Alta Mottern Marla Edsther Good Tu. M. Bartholomew

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Hazlett Rochester Mills James Love Mildred Homer City Walter Crawford L. R. Elder David Gibson Homer Downey Stella Gibson Paul Richardson Frank Potts Otto Moore Howard Raleigh Bert Wooper Idamar Dolly Hess Harry Baun Rossiter Paul Zeigler George Snyder Sweeney Paul Smith Harvey Lewis Daniel Potts Hardean Potts F. Wyger Irene Brickell Ethel Bailey Freda Spicher Samuel Smith Uniontown Mollie Colmer Harmon Felix Irnel John Gray Simon Conner G. M. Brady Charles John Fuller Near Here Millie Carson Harry Koozer The Atlantic Refining Company Oo the Farmers Bank of Indiana, Pa and Credit Christian Endeavor Brush Valley Mckisson Valley Indilana Pennsylvana Charles EL. Kirk President Township Attests St. Williams Paylor & West NoviIc Rossmoyne McDougall Hercules Tress Are Buchheit Bros Wu Riers Grand Rapids Grand Rapids Refrigerator Company Leonard Cleanable Leonard J. M. Stewart &,Co Penna M. Jack W. Milton Stewart Center Townsip Register Nettio J. Jamison New Imorence Po. H. D West Lebanon Independent School District J., Smith AL Miller Secy Orphans’ Court Samuel Griffith W. W. Pearce Banks Township Philadelphia Street John UU. Pihroch Bimerson Maalett Mary White Blairaville Witte Tarentum Pollock Victrola Victrola Records S. Ren’Pollock Court House Gibson & Clark Co Yeelor & West, Attorneys Robert WW. Walker Margant Walker O'Mara
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