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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1927

Page

8

Zion's Valley Social Roundup Amid Weekend Visits

Mr Fulton Glant and sister Melissa and son Roy Glant spent an evening in the Frank Wolfe home. Dozens of local families including the Wallace, Watson, Kunkle, Anderson, Baker and Ferrier clans shared weekend calls, church events, and attendance at Children’s Day services across Vandergrift and nearby communities.

Brushvalley Community Activities And Weekend Visits

Ralph Stewart and family spent Sunday with his son Blaine and wife. James Wolf returned home after a few days in Johnstown. Clyde McCrea of Pittsburgh spent the weekend with his family here. Mrs Stanley Allen and daughter Janette visit her father G T McCrea. Walter Cunningham spent Sunday at home. George Mack visited Russell Overdorff. Clyde and Ethel Brink were callers in Homer City and Indiana last week. Rev Shaffer and family visiting at HB A Buchanan's. John Rugh and daughter of Wilkinsburg spent the weekend at home. Lulu Shaffer called on Olive Berkebile. Ralph Berkebile and friend visited home folks. Vacation Bible School picnic set for Friday June 17 at 2 30 at the Methodist church. Demonstration by pupils. Brushvalley Community Club food and bake sale Friday June 24 at 2 PM. sale continues after the picture show. ROCHESTER MILLS Lloyd Pearce attended grand lodge of the I C C F at Conneaut Lake as lodge representative. Frank McCool and family of Mahaffey spent weekend with friends. John O'Hara and Valjean Work and Luesta McGovern of Indiana visited. O C Moore of Glen Campbell visited parents Sunday. Herbert Kinter and family of Marion Center called on Mr and Mrs Cfr Pifer Sunday. George Sayner of Youngstown visited his parents John H Snyder over Sunday. Martha Belle Johnston spent last week with grandmother Lovina Pifer Marchand and returned home. Howald Richardson of Homer City visited at the home of his parents C E Richardson Monday.

Fulton Glant Melissa Roy Glant Frank Wolfe Lottie Brown Spruce Jennie Wallace Ina Emma Watson Madge Anderson Bert Kunkle West Lebanon Alex Kunkle Agatha Esther Coleman Ina Watson Vandergrift Elisha Harry Wasson Ford City John Wasson Frank Watson John Kepple Oklahoma Harry Klingensmith Leechburg W. A. ‘Coleman Wallace Center Valley David Anderson Thomas, Mary and Elizabeth Anderson Parkwood Ralph Stewart Blaine James Wolf Johnstown Clyde McCrea Pittsburgh Stanley Allen Janette G. T. McCrea Walter Cunningham George Mack Russell Overdorff Clyde Ethel Brink Homer City Indiana Rev. Shaffer HB. A. Buchanan's John Rugh Wilkinsburg Lulu Shaffer Olive Berkebile Ralph Berkebile Brushvalley Daily Vacation Bible School Brushvalley Community Club Rochester Mills Lloyd Pearce Conneaut Lake Frank McCool Mahaffey John O'Hara Valjean Work Luesta McGovern O. C. Moore Glen Campbell Herbert Kinter Marion Center Csr Pifer eGorge Sayner Younstown John H. Snyder Martha Belle Johnston Lovina Pifer Marchand Howald Richardson Hemer City

Local Social Roundup From Indiana and Strongstown

Rochester Mills and Strongstown communities report visits and family gatherings. Indiana visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Pollock and daughters, the Bilder family, the Hoffer and Gibson households, and Clyde Gibson’s relatives. Church attendance and a Lutheran service in Strongstown are noted, with several residents traveling by automobile to Johnstown and Altoona for events.

Former County Man Robbed and Store Looted

James N. Washington, a former near Home resident now owning a Cleveland drug store, was robbed at night of $16 after being forced to drive robbers three miles. his drug store later suffered thefts worth several hundred dollars. The account also notes local political candidate W. R. Tomb for County Commissioner and various community notices including gas discoveries and reunions.

James N. Washington Near Home Cleveland Washington Jesse Stuchell East Water Street W. R. Tomb Town

Death notice for George James in Dixonville area

Family of George James thanks relatives and friends in Dixonville and vicinity for kindness shown during illness and at time of death. Signed by David James and Family. June 15, 1927.

Danks Dixonville George James David James

Card of Thanks for Edward T. Mister of Shelocta

The brothers and sisters of the late Edward T. Mister express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and aid during his illness and death in Shelocta.

Edward T. Mister Shelocta

Maple Grove Notes from Braddock Area Home Visits

Royden Coy of Braddock visits home here Sunday. Holmes, Wolfe, Makin, and others from Belsano Nanty-Glo Johnstown and Manor areas visited friends. Preaching at the Church of God Sunday evening June 19 at 7:30. Many locals and visitors listed with daily activities and calls across towns.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Zion's Valley Cookport Nancy Garretson Oakland Grace Baker Joseph Ferrier Max Roy Rhoda West Chester U. 8S. Witt H. D. Witt Lewis Henry Doyle Oqdah A. Baker George Baker Jean Ferrier D. H. Wilt Blair County James Rodkey Quay Frank Lydie Lawrence Shank Edward Proud Mr. Proud Clearfield Fine Flats Vance Young Frank Young Brushvalley George Pollock L. R. Bilder Fanny J. N. Hoffer Ridgeway James Miller How Oberlin Martha C. A. Oberlin D. M. Potts Juneau Clyde Gibson Clair Gibson Missey Stella Gibson Grace McCall Annabelle Thomas Clair Steele David Gibson William Gibson William Kawnaff May Hurd Billa Hurd J. Ju. Varner R. M. Dodson Canoe Ridge Samuel Mottern Gaynelle Dodson John Henry Ella Hard Ig J. L. Warner Strongstown Cyrus Hill Eva Ray W. D. Bennett Indiana Post Grand Army of the Republic John H. Hill William B. Stahl E. M. Lydic W. T., Wilson J. W. Thompson Asa Scott J. M. Marshall Boyd Lydick Uniontown MBH Corode Phillips Gas & Oil Company George Minser Clair A. Minser Fyock Purchase Line Cribbs Griffon Park Vandergrifft Apollo M. J. Rittenhouse Geo. H. Jeffries The Bon Ton Greensburg Maple Grove Royden Coy Braddock G. BE. Holmes R. G. ‘Wolfe Ling Makin Ethel George Wolfe Manor Squire C. W. Emphield Peon Run Clinton Bowers Louis Hogers William McCullough Albert Coy Fern Mary Coy Glen Campbell Walters George Greene Oliver McDonald Belsano C. J. Holmese Norrig Trout Alger D. B. Detwilers Henry Jones George Holmes Erma McCullough William Hoffman Louie Krewels Dallas Detwiler Ruth Amanda Adams David William Isaac Sleppy Dorothy Wolfe Thurgady J. Ruffner Church of God Jinme Eyveryone Covode Prank Myers Salamanca N. Y GC. W. Shields Geo. White Clairton Jane Sutter Cecil Hadden Max Shields Hubert North Braddock Mo Shields Wohi¢lis Etero Don Myrtle Idd Chimmbers Brackenridge Win Cornfield S. M. Shields Wayne Sutter Broundhog Road John Gaul Gee Kyler Por Plumville Neff Paul Dan Vite Lewin Shields Karl Beck Ingokl Smyrna Marl Skinner Bart Kinter Gary Ind Horace Winter Addadane Nora Dickle Blairaville Bell van Horn Ove Laimilton Ernest Nichol Norman Flamilton Robt. Marshall Heyer HK. St. Nichol Elmer Steale Elmer A. J. Hull Dayton Washington Township No. 2 Brewer Blair Long Harry ,Taylor Havey Bertha Myrtin Allsap Baby Creekside Faith Allsap Wilmer Uncapher Norutas Spence Keade Spence Annie Staehell Janes Josten Milo Roof Andy Konkle Wilbur Grange Crete United Presbyterian Church Alexander Crafton H. L. Hood Columbia Gags Co W. A. Dible Murray Devinney Juates Binkley Farn Crete Church Clara Henderson H.R. Couch Armstrong Grange Crewe Church C.F. Gaylord Lttt. Dinwiddie Pioneer Music Ifouge Chicago National Association of Music Merchants
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