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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1917

Page

9

Local residents gossip and visits across Pittsburg area farms

Mrs. Mary B Montgomery of Pittsburg summering at the farm here and many neighbors share visits and weekend get togethers. Names include Crum Alshouse Silvis Klingensmith Rowe Guernsey Elders Ridge Vocational school and others visiting kin in Spring Church Verona New Kensington Apollo and Rossiter with travel to Indiana Hellwood Pine Flat and Big Run. Party for Harry Peffer marked his 36th birthday with 64 attendees.

Mary B. Montgomery Pittsburg Will Crum Alpha Hdna King Virgie Nelile Alshouse Tradie Painter Mive Jacob Silvis R. A. Si Milton Silvis Frank Patterson Leechburg John Montgomery

Mitchells Nolls Missionary Event At Local Church

The text notes a missionary entertainment by the M. and church this Sunday night. It also mentions visits: Air and Mrs. John Kelley to Mr. and Mrs. John B. Douglass of Cookport, and Mr. and Mrs. Will Johnston with four children from Cleveland, Ohio visiting Lou Johnston. Mrs. Lizzie Long returned from Windber with daughter Zella McKeehan and granddaughter Fay, staying for a few weeks.

John Kelley John B. Douglass Cookport Will Johnston Cleveland Lou Johnston Lizzie Long Windber Zella McKeehan Fay

Funeral services for Moss at Pine Vale church

Moss the 14 year old son of Mr and Mrs William Teeples of Cherry Tree had funeral services at Pine Vale church Sunday with Rev Baumgardine. Interment followed in church cemetery. Miss Artella Graffing of Ble Run visited Samuel Burkett’s home. Mrs John Leasure ill with pneumonia is recovering. Miss Wava Hamilton spent a few days with relatives.

Moss William Teeples Cherry Tree Pine Vale Baumgardine Churcl Misa Artella Graffing Ble Run Samuel Burkett John Leasure Wava Twamilton

Social Visits Across Richmond and Vicinity

Last week residents from Richmond and nearby communities visited relatives and friends. Mrs. Sadie Lew is hosted guests at her Richmond home while Clair Shankle of Hazelett and Nora Fetterman of Wilgus spent Sunday with John Myers. Bertha Lewis of Richmond and Wilda Burkett hosted or visited relatives in Latrobe and nearby areas, with Daura Wineberg of Locnat visiting friends here earlier in the week.

Sadie Lewis Richmond Clair Shankle Hazelett Gust ‘Fetterman Nora Wilgus John Myers Bertha Lewis Wilda Burkett Lola McMahan Near Here Latrobe Daura Wineberg Locnat Frlanda

Cherryhill Township Community Notes and Visits

A large crowd witnessed services at Yellow Creek Sunny with Golden and family and Blue Am ondon in Indiana shoppers stopping Saturday. George Wolfe and Warry Shaffer plan an extended visit to Tekonshee Michigan this week. Mrs. D. A. Putt hosted the club Thursday evening. Helen Stewart and Mary Smith from Indiana Normal spent Sabbath with locals near Penn Run. Martha Coy and Rebecca Workinger visited Mrs. I. G. Amond Friday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Knox Carney from Indiana stayed with Stoward Brown this week. A flag raising will be held at new Manos adlinel House on Friday June 14 at 6 o'clock. Nev Bellman of New York led communion services at Rich HU S Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Strassier of Punxsutawney were weekend guests of Albert Coy.

Yellow Creek Golden and Family Blue Amond Indiana George Wolfe Warry Shaffer Tekonshee Mich D. A. Putt Club Indes Helen Stewart Mary Smith Indi Ana Normal Penn Run Martha Coy Rebecca Workinger

Local Notes From East Run and Nearby Areas

Miss Charlotte McCune from near Cook visited friends here last week. Clyde Donahue, employed at Oh enaburg, was here on Wednesday. James Wilson of Cherry Tree was a guest at OC Langham’s home on Sabbath. Milas Farnsworth stayed with grandmother Mrs. M. J. McQuown near Ord. W. I. Ruffner of Homer City called on friends Sunday. John McCune and daughter Gertrude of Greensburg spent last week with the McCune family. Charles Langham with Paul Rankin near Hilladale fished in Clinton county last week.

East Run Charlotte McCune Near Cook Clyde Donahue Ohenaburg James Wilson Cherry Tree OC. Langham Milas Blanche Farnsworth M. J. McQuown Near Ord. T WI Homer City John McCune Gertrude Greensburg FF. McCune Charles Langham Paul Rankin Hilladale Clinton County

Local social notices from Apollo and nearby towns

Roy Lambing of Apollo spent Monday with Mr and Mrs Frank Lambing. Miss Rowe and Miss Guernsey spent the weekend at D B Townsend's in South Bend. Mr and Mrs Forman Hood and Mr and Mrs Cree Hood dined with Prof J W Warner. Prof Hartman made a business call at West Lebanon. Martha Townsend of South Bend visits Ridge friends. Mrs J G Wilkinson of Hutchinson Kans visits relatives D A Rosensteel and J W Warner. Children Day exercises praised. organizers and children receive congratulations.

Roy Lambing Apollo Frank Lambing Rowe Guernsey D. B. Townsend South Bend D. A. Rosensteel Samuel Kimmel Harry Kimmel J. W. Warner

Local Notices From Horatio The Linotype

North Point Mrs Van Stear and daughter Dorothy of Horatio visited Mrs Stear’s parents Mr and Mrs B F McHenry last week Arthur Reap employed by T W Phillips Gas and Coal Company spent Sunday with his family here Miss Faye Reitz called on Mildred Neal near town Saturday

North Point van Stear Dorothy Horatio

Colwell Guests Visit Area Residents and Neighbors

Mr and Mrs Colwell spent Saturday evening with Mrs Anne Hicks and family Walter Shomo of New York City and O Ey Hicks of Punxsutawney. Earl Sheldon of Punxsutawney motored here Saturday on business. Mr and Mrs Alex Neal visited the former's parents near Hamilton.

Mra. Colwell Anne Hicks Walter Shomo New York City O. Ey Hicks Punxsutawney Earl Sheldon Buainesa Mra Alex Neal Hamilton

White Township names teachers for coming term

Mrs W L Henry and others attended events in Indiana and Kent while Dorothy Heath’s surprise party drew local youth. White Township school board elected Hood Jean Maxwell Hast Piîte Gaynell Stonebraker West Pike Gars lotta Wilson Kinghorn Marie Ailf son Adair Angeline McFarland Lowry Bessie Gibson St Clair Pay McHenry Ferguson Harry Duncan Warbison Bertha Heffelfinger Lutz Elizabeth McGaughey Reader Pearl McGregor Rafpit Wyneoop for the next term.

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