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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1917

Page

10

County Town News Highlights Local Visits and Events

Mrs. Harry Huston visited Homer City while Charlie Landfair and daughters Eleanor and Dorothy were weekend guests in Pittsburg. McDowell traveled to Latrobe, and Rev. Kurtz Shields and family from Newark, New Jersey, toured here before continuing to Chicago. Numerous gatherings include a Mary D. Bell Rebekah lodge Bible presentation, initiatory degree ceremony, lawn fete, and many weekend trips to Pittsburg Indiana and Blairsville.

Harry Huston Homer City Charlie Landfair Eleanor Dorothy Pittsburg McDowell Latrobe Kurtz Shields Newark N. J Chicago Earl Reynolds A.H. Davies D. R. Donahey Mary D. Bell Rebekah Lodge Cme M. Bushnell Winifred Indiana Mary Stewart Johnston J. A. Hayes Frank Hildebrand Elizabeth Stoneback John McFeaters Pitcairn McFeaters CG. H. Day Bidney Harry George Cairo Mich Ann George Harry Squire William Huston Howard Stewart Carrie Huston Wilbur Rankin Blairsville Clyde Helm Will Elder Thelma Rager Mary Kelly Elwood City Enos Lewis Mia Ira Ewing Nial Rook Stoneback Morris Rothstein Presbyterian Church Guy Harl Miller Spruce Creek Spackman Mottarn Letitia Duncan Harry Bender William Guthrie Presbyterian Hospital George McGara Johnstown Idloud Taylor Lulu Katharine Sheller Thos. Davies Martin Alers Turtle Creek John McDowell

Sabbath School District Conventions Set at Homer and Wheatfield

Sabbath school conventions for Indiana County District No 4 planned at Blacklick M E Church Wheatfield Buffington with sessions June 21 morning 10 00 devotionals by Rev C A Waltman and Rev Green afternoon 1 45 Rev McCrory Rev BH Shotwell reports from district officers and committees a picnic dinner on church grounds evening program includes Rev G W Sprinkle violin solo Mr Galbreath and Rev B W Hutchinson with Miss Jones. Blairsville district conven tion in Homer City to follow with morning worship remarks by president reports by departmental superintendents and treasurer Bible in War by Rev M M McDivitt appointment of committees afternoon worship by Rev Davies roll call of schools and talks by H Porter Miller J J Fiscus Rev J M Uber and Rev E M Gearhart.

Homer Guy and Wheatfield Sabbath Schools Indiana County Sabbath School Association Blacklick R. G. Cramer Green Rev. McCrory BH. W. Shotwell J. O. Mack G. W. Sprinkle Mr. Galbreath B. W. Hutchinson D. D Indiana Miss Jones Renton Johnstown Cramer Hugh Mack Armagh D. W. Donaldson Blairsville Homer City J. W. Shaffer Convention Church M. M. McDivitt Davies M. B. Church Saltsburg H. Porter Miller Shelocta J. J. Fiscus J. M. Uber Wilmerding J. C. Greene Baptist Church E. M. Gearhart

Real estate transfers in Indiana County many parcels sold

Deeds recorded show James W. Byers transferring 18 acres in Montgomery to J. O. Clark for 1652 dollars and numerous other transfers across Homer City Center Blairsville and Blairsville etc. Including 22,600 dollars for three tracts to Clymer Water Co. Also resolutions on death of Mrs Linnie McHenry aged 61 and a note urging attendance at the Clymer Chautauqua season ticket.

Indiana County James W. Byers Montgomery J. O. Clark H. A. Gowdridge Canoe Louis Nagy L. Morris Homer City W. Desbonnets B. Kunkle Center Anna Markle E. Oakes Cherryhill H. D. Smith V. Sandor Josephine John Palguta H. P. Buterbaugh Green George Hudak Percy C. Engle First Ward Indiana Dessie E. Overman James H. Short Washington N. A. Bailey James W. Stiteler Mahoning Elmer Lewis T. A. Lukehart Plumville Hugh Carroll Matilda J. Moorhead Third Perks A. M. Stewart S. T. Gibson Third Ward Lewis G. Clark Wm. D. Kelly White Clymer Water Co H. J. Thompson Marion Center Rose Work W. P. Risinger Margaret C. Lucas J.J. Brandon E. Tronzo H. Ney Prother G. Daurelio Susanna Patterson West Wheatfield Mary W. Bracken C. Ss. Kunkle O. K. Edwards H. A. Glark Rayne Q. E. Pearce Ida King Fourth Ward Atlantic Refining Company Linnie McHenry Ernest Anna M. Wilhelm Melissa Getty Mary Duncan

Homer City Visits Stir Local Travel Notes

Olen Williams of Blacklick and Margaret Ickes Daisy Jobe and two daughters Mary Belle and Roberta motored to Hollidaysburg on Tuesday last week. Mrs Jobe and daughters will visit Blair County for some time. Mr and Mrs Tracy Brandon of Vandergrift and two children visit Homer City and Indiana. Mr and Mrs Jacob Paul and daughter Cora visited their son John this week.

Woman's Missionary Society Ashpaugh Carl Young Cleveland Hidith Jones Emma Groseloss Marion Waddle Willam Wissinger Tunnelton Squire Saltsburg Paul Lowman Pittsburg James Newhouse Connellsville M. Cunningham Will Lowry Indiana J. M. Hart Raymond Jewel Trade City Christian Endeavor A. W. Cunningham and Son Punxsutawney A. M. Cunningham H. G. Ferguson Blairsville Homer City Olen Williams Blackrick Mise Margaret Ickes Daisy Jobe Mary Belle Roberta Hollidaysburg Jobe Blair‘county Tracy Brandon Vandergrift Uomer City Jacob Paul Cora John

Deaths in Indiana area prompt family obituaries

Recent notices report Mrs. Robert Mitchell of Pittshore aged 63, survivors include children Frank and George Mitchell, Mrs. Frank Walker, John Mitchell, Mrs. William Gibson, and siblings Scott, William Manners, Telford Manners, John Manners. interment in Pittsburg. John Bishop, 75, farmer near Rossiter and Civil War veteran, leaves a large family across Punxsutawney, Rossiter, Corning, Worthville, and Marchand. Mrs. Ora May Robertson, 50, Homer City, widow of William Robertson, leaves four children. Thomas Golish, 47, Idamar, died of heart trouble in Dixonville hospital. Infant children: Elizabeth Bishop, nine months, and another infant of Mr. and Mrs. William Ross. Church notes and local horse breeding notices follow, including stallion availabilities and seasonal destinations near Indiana and Blairsville road.

Robert Mitchell Indiana Pittshore James Manners Clarkspurg Pittsburg Frank George Mitchell Frank Walker John Mitchell Chicago William Gibson Town Scott William Manners Telford Manners Iselin John Manners Livermore John Bishop Canoe Township Rossiter Emma Newcome Punxsutawney David Rossi Ora May Robertson Homer City William Robertson Presbyterian Church Homer Margaret Clare Kimmons Armour Thomas Golish Idamar Dixonville Hospital Elizabeth Bishop Thomas Bishop Clymer

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