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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1916

Page

9

Curwensville and County News Highlights Local Visiting Arrivals

Mrs John Broome and daughter visit her parents in Curwensville. J Wolf of Lancaster spends a few days in town. Magda Levin returns from New York City and Rochelle. Clymer beat Sagamore 6 2. Harl Mitchell and Ruth King attend Spangler carnival. Mrs C M Brady and two children visit Spangler. Lawrence Strong of McKeesport vacationing with his wife at Jaquish home. B O’Neill and family vacationing in Somerset and Washington. Mrs E R Lutman of Glen Campbell visiting Thog King family. Gretchen Shaeffer of Windber guest of Winifred Neeley. Alice St Clair of Indiana visits while returning from Bloomsburg. David Ober and H B Langham bring cars from York. C M Campbell of Blairsville returns home. Idamar orchestra to perform at Dixonville. Directors Bence and Longwill attend Stafford meeting. Green township board hires W R Calhoun as instructor for 7th and 8th grades. H W Allison leaves for State College summer session. Mine weighmen to be elected Wednesday with several candidates. Martin Ober buys a new roadster. James N Laing praised for mine condition at Buryslope. Chas L Bence erecting 40 by 70 foot furniture addition. Mrs Walter Bone spends Wednesday in Indiana. First Aid team from mine No 3 to compete in Indiana Friday.

John Broome Datghter C. M. Brady Spangler Lawrence Strong McKeesport George Jaquish CG. B. O'Neill Jeff Somerset Washington Robert Bove Reynoldsville Thos, Kirkman Mildred Dearolph Indiana Normal Floyd Thomas Youngstown Nanny Cooper Apollo William Bone Pittsburg Chas. Leuin Greensburg E. R. Lutman Glen Campbell David Ober H. B. Langham Lovejoy York Buryslope Chas. L. Bence Walter Bone Indiana

Local Families Share News of Visits and New Baby

Mr and Mrs Elmer Weston celebrate a new baby girl. Mrs Newton Long returns home from hospital improved. Russel Rodkey and Dale Barnes visit Milton Rodkey home. Will McTigue works in Nanty Glo. Earl Hannon and Hata Hines visit Stafford. Hub Boring calls on mother, unable to work. Cora and Zada Long visit John Kelly. centennial at Indiana. Thomas Hughes hosts twin granddaughters Martha and Esther from Al Grumbling. Gates of Pittsburg. Lou Johnston family and Chester Long visit Windber. Thomas McGee and family visit John Vasbinder. Mrs Mike Sickenberger and granddaughter Linna Frank visit Elsworth Sickenberger.

Elmer Weston Newton Long Russel Rodkey Sharpsburg Dale L. Barnes Leechburg Milton Rodkey Will McTigue Nanty-Glo Earl Hannon Brushvalley Hata Hines Ware Stafford Hub Boring Homer City Chester Long Windber Thomas McGee Burnside

Local Gossip From North Point Readers Quietly Record Visits

Clarence McAfoose of Media works as a ticket agent here while Scott Postlewait reviewed business matters last week. Gusti Ayers called from Dayton on Thursday and Miss Ann Neal visited her sister in Du Bois. Boyd Hicks from Punxsutawney spent a few days at home. A group left early for a fishing trip but heavy rain spoiled plans. Joseph State and J J Ralston called from Du Bois. Dorothy Stear from Horatio stayed with grandparents Ben and Mrs. McHenry over Sunday. Clark Reitz family plans a soon move to Butler. Cal Buzzard also visited from Punxsutawney.

Clarence "McAfoose Media Scott Postlewait Gusti Ayers Dayton Ann Neal Wm. Cease du Bois Boyd Hicks Punxsutawney Joseph State J. J. Ralston DuBois Dorothy Stear Horatio Ben McHenry Clark Reitz Butler Cal Buzzard

William Devinney Buys New Touring Car From J. W. Henry

Local note records William Devinney purchasing a touring car from dealer J. W. Henry. Indiana business trip on Tuesday noted for A. P. Stephens. Mrs. I. W. Henry visited friends in Stafford on Tuesday. Eva Lydick visiting relatives in Clymer. Queen Keating ill with measles, daughter of Mrs. Orpha Keating. Claud Henry and Violet Flenry of Cash Cushion spent Sunday in Cockport. Lutheran Sunday school teacher training class prepared for examination. Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Learn spent Sunday with Arthur and Mrs. Learn. G. B. Collings of Jacksonville enrolled with The Progress in Indiana section.

Cookport William Devinney J. W. Henry A. P. Stephens Indiana I. W. Henry Stafford Eva Lydick Clymer Queen Keating Orpha Keating Claud Henry Violet Flenry Cash Cushion Cockport Lutheran Sunday School G. T. Learn Arthur Stephens

Mahoning Union Sabbath School Holds 42nd Convention

The 42nd annual convention of the Mahoning Union Sabbath School association met at Covade Presbyterian Church on June 7 and 8. Officers elected for the coming year include President J J Morrow Vice President Din ger Secretary Vaden Walker Assistant Secretary Mary Hopkins Treasurer M C Wynkoop. An executive committee of Norman Loughry G S Braughter A C G Dod son G T Crooks and Stev TH Wise was appointed.

Mahoning Union Sabbath School Association Covade Presbyterian Church J. J. Morrow Dinger Vaden Walker Mary Hopkins Gurer M. C. Wynkoop Norman Loughry Braughter A. C G. Dod

Newlywed Return Hosts Plumville Reception for Robert Marshall

A reception was held Thursday in Plumville in honor of Robert Marshall and his bride who returned from a central west trip. The couple will reside at the Maple Valley dairy farm near Plumville after July 1.

Frank Marshall Plumville Robert Bride Central West Maple Valley Dairy Farm

Cramer Sabbath School Convention Draws District 4

Twenty of the 32 district No 4 schools attended the Indiana County Sabbath School Association meeting at Cramer M Belntveh. Officers elected include President Robert G Cramer Vice President Hugh Mack Secretary treasurer A W Donaldson Elementary superintendent Ida Mack Theme department superintendent G F Mack Teacher training Mrs A J Wagner Aditable clays Martha Tomb temperance Hugh Tomh missions Mrs Ida McPeaters Pie Social will be held at S T McHenry White township next Tuesday evening June 27 for the Success grilge ice cream rake and strawberries served ladies bring pies

Cramer Indiana County Sabbath School Association Tel Cramer M. Belntveh Robert G. Cramer Hugh Mack Clyde Mev. A. W. Donaldson Armagh Ida Mack Brushvalley G. F. Mack New Florence A. J. Wagner Blacklick Adit Ible Clays Martha Tomb Temperance Hugh Tomh Ida McPeaters New Morenee S$.t. McHenry White Township

McCrea School Reunion Program Listed for July Fourth

A Roughly transcribed notice outlines the McCrea School Reunion in WMacklick township with July Fourth events. Names such as Welcamne J. Miller Verna Stell Male and Marie Shields appear alongside addresses and program items like history presentations and pay ball games. The chaos of OCR yields scattered names, roles, and amusements, but the core event is a community reunion on July Fourth.

McCrea Wmacklick Township Welcamne J. Miller Verna Stell Tarry Carson W.oTh Dickte Marste Marie Shields Wan Davis Mo Johnsen Alexander Gordon Musle Carrieluston Jennie Lytie Elizabeth George Harrie Alexander

Class of Might Graduates at Leech Business College

The 16th annual commencement for Leech Business College sites in Indiana Greensburg and Latrobe was held in Greensburg on Thursday evening. Graduates named include Tda V. Ray, Tielen 1. Jahr, Pawl R. Gibson, Jesse M. Long, Delia M. Campbell, Martha P. Myers, Nellia G. Cameron and Murenerite A. McNells.

Leech Business Colleges Indiana, Greensburg Latrobe Greensburg Tda V. Ray Tielen 1. Jahr Pawl R. Gibson Jesse M. Long Delia M. Campbell Martha P. Myers Nellia G. Cameron Murenerite A. McNells

Sharp Lightning Bolt Strikes Woolen Mills Chimney

A vivid account reports a sharp lightning bolt early Thursday around 4:00 AM striking the chimney of the old woolen mills building. Residents on nearby lawns were severely shocked by the lightning’s impact and the loud crash.

Fourth of July Plenie Planned by Local Group

Shelooia Grangers Willold Big Plenie on the Fourth NOlip baske. plan phen for duly toned by the menbers at the Sheloctt xerallege, held near the Breve hear the gailroad station with amusements and a night festival. Imported Helguian stallion Valsaur de Fernos, No. 072, license 640, to stand at John McMillen’s stable for 1916 season. Admission 12.00 to view foal. owners JOHN and WOM. McMILLEN 18-8tp 4

Shelooia Grangers Willold Valsaur de Fernos Resister Lcense John McMillen John & Wom McMillen

Indiana Girls Named for Jeannette and Latrobe Schools

Indiana announces new teaching appointments with Alice St Clair elected for Jeannette schools and Manche St Clair reappointed at Latrobe. Blanche Lockard also named as a teacher in Ten Avenue schools amid Centennial week banking hour changes. Banking hours across five Indiana banks shift to 2 pm Tuesday through Thursday and 1 pm Friday during the week.

Indiana Jeannette Alice St. Clair J. M. St. Clair Weat Philadelhia Manche St. Clair Latrobe Blanche Lockard Washington Street Ten Avan

Robinson Family Reunion Date Change at Fair Grounds

The ninth Robinson family reunion will be held Wednesday June 28 at the Fair Grounds, instead of June 29 as previously ANNO.

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