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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1915

Page

2

Evans Property Sold by Dr Stephens in News County

Dr T D Stephens has purchased the Evans property and will not occupy until fall. Local Ladies Club met at Mrs W J Moorhead’s home for a fancy works program. Numerous students and families are noted visiting relatives and attending baptisms and school gatherings across the area including Laurel Swamp and Manor school houses.

T. D. Stephens Evans Ladies’ Club W. J. Moorhead Mary Smith Mary Jordan Normal Arch Stewart Willian Gurist The Merle Brown J. W. Burkhart Kenwood Laurel Swamp School House Shulte Manor School House Homer Cameron Johnstown Mia Alex Weaver Mary Luella Bertha Weaver Somerset County Edward Tolsopple Sam Grew Viola Kelley Doyle Mitchells Mills Elizabeth Frock C. W. Frock Ada Widdowson Juniata College Catherine Singer Bert Roser Punxsutawney James Fyock Edward Brookville Daniel Nicewonger Charles Carney Kansas Lytle W. Adams Looperstown N. C

Community Notes From Livermore and Nearby Areas

Robert Ewing returned from West Penn hospital after a successful operation and is feeling well. Mr and Mrs John Ewing and daughter Margaret of Jeannette visited relatives here. W A Walter of Natrona spent days with Samuel Shields. Mrs Mary Irwin and children Archy and Florence attended the funeral of Loretta Hunter in Jeannette. A A Ewing was a Pittsburg caller. Belle Speedy of town visits her sister-in-law in Conemaugh township. Cyrus Steffy and companions drove to Marion Center. Ebenezer church held communion with Children's Day exercises that evening. Grace Allman visits cousin Bert Dixon near Lewisville. Samuel Duncan was a business caller at Indiana. A group of young people surprised Harry Barnhart at his home with dancing and games and a lunch. Will Coad Jr and Ewing Rutledge bought new autos.

Robert Ewing West Penn Hospital John Ewing Margaret Jeannette W. A. Walter Natrona Samuel Shields Mary Irwin Archy Florence Loretta Hunter A. A. Ewing Pittsburg Bert Dixon Lewisville Samuel Duncan Indiana Harry Barnhart Will Coad, Jr Ewing Rutlege

Braddock Graduates and Town Busy Weekend News

Miss Margaret Stephens returns home for summer from Braddock schools. Attendees at Wintondale convention included B J Williams and wives Edna Stephens Mary Sides and Wil da Roberts. Various residents traveled for business in Johnstown Indiana and Ebensburg last week. Miss Taylor from Pittsburg visited Mrs S B E Turner. Mrs Will Tate visited her daughter at Clymer for a few days. G Glenn sold property and will move to Indiana. Wilda Williams won Chautauqua season ticket prize for best school scholar ship. Frank Hoover and family of Spangler plan to move here soon. Elizabeth and Helen Williams visiting cousins Thelma Meyers and Grace Williams. W Reinerd and family moved here from Homer City. Merle Williams and wife Johns town James Davis family Vandergrift and Sara Williams Culver are guests at H B Williams home. Children Day exercises at Baptist church Sunday evening were enjoyable.

Margaret Stephens Braddock B. J. Williams Edna Stephens Mary Sides Wilda Roberts Wintondale H. B. Hamilton Johnstown Indiana Ebensburg Miss Taylor Pittsburg S. BE. Turner Will Tate Clymer G. Glenn Wilda Williams Barnesboro Frank Hoover Spangler Elizabeth Helen Williams Thelma Meyers Grace Williams W. Reinerd Homer City Merle Williams James Davis Vandergrift Sara Williams Culver H. BE. Williams Baptist

Local Socials and Visits Across Garfieldt Region

Mrs Smith Black and niece Mrs Ada Shoma and child visited the Ueatty home Sunday. Sloan Bell of Dubois visits uncle Chas Bell. McKee Davis and wife from Plamn ville called on Clark Ida Friday and Saturday. Chas Hudson near Five Points checked in Saturday evening. Moses Hawk, away at work, visited his father Manuel Hawk last week. Paul Johnston near Thomas called at the Hawk home Sunday. Frank Beatty bought a new buggy last week.

Smith Black Ada Shoma Garfieldt Ueatty Sloan Bell Dubois Chas. Bell McKee Davis Plamnville Clark Idavis Chas, Hudson Near Five Points Davis Satuday Moses Hawk Minanuel Hawk Paul Johnston Near Thomas Hawk Frank Beatty

Valley Notices Highlight Local Visits and Family Ties

Brush Valley resident s Zim Rugh and wife joined last week’s group in Johnstown. Erhel McCrea returned home after two weeks with brothers in Pittsburg. Mrs William Davis of this place, her daughter Mrs C A Overdorst of Altoona, spent days with Mrs B W Hess of Dilltown. Brook Alfemus and family of Johnstown visit the valley. John B P Alfemus was in Johnstown Monday. Dr William Johns and family attended his father’s funeral in Wilkinsburg Sunday and Monday. Master Kenneth Watterson of Charleroi visits his uncle and aunt Dr and Mrs William Johns.

Zim Rugh Erhel McCrea Pittsburg William Davis Wil C. A. Overdorst Altoona W. Hess Dilltown Brook Alfemus Johnstown John BP. Alfemus William Johns Wilkinsburg Dr. Johns Kenneth Watterson Charleroi Wm. Johns

Indiana and surrounding towns show Sabbath week bustle

Ashbaugh of Indiana wags here over Sabbath. Mary Kelley of South Bend visits grandmother. A long list of locals, visitors, and travels includes J E Drewer in Kittanning, Jatin Stewart and Mrs Kerr family in Indiana, and many relatives visiting in DuBois, Elderton, and surrounding areas. The community prepares for the Sabbath school convention in the Presbyterian church tomorrow.

Stand at stud for 1915 season at Blairsville and Onberg

Capt. Waddell Jr Jack and six other standard bred horses including Native to Horsemen Veinard Percheron Gideon Bel gian and Thorn King will stand for the season starting April 22. In Blairsville road opposite Indiana fair grounds the last three days of each week. In Onberg the first three days of each week. April 21 11. David Edwards owner and keeper.

Gideon Waddell Jack Blairsville Road Indiana Fair Grounds Onberg

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