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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1936

Page

6

Local Notes From Maple Grove and Sholecta Gossip

A survey of Maple Grove and nearby communities records visits by numerous residents to relatives and friends in Johnstown Heilwood Indiana Nanty Glo and Penn Run. Social calls note birthdays school events and new arrivals while a church program announces services for Sunday June 28 with junior missionary society activities and attendance awards. The town rumor mill also mentions a home wired for electricity and a child named Marion Jean Carnahan. The piece closes with a baking tip stating fruit cakes bake best between 275 and 300 degrees.

Shelocta P.C. U Junior Missionary Society Aretha Walker Gladys Carnahan Twila Carnahan Mra Floyd Ray Wilmer Miller Asa Farren T. N. Montgomery Taylor Carnahan Marion Jean Carnahan Indiana Floyd Stiffler Cherry Tree Arthur Lowry Thelma Billy Gladys Lowry Leonard Miller Gladys Wiggins W. B. Sell Jay Clark, Jr H.D M. M. Carnahan

Mt Union area social notes and church festival set

Local residents gathered through weekend visits as Mt Union couples shared time with relatives across towns including Indiana Apollo Blairsville Wilkinsburg and Greensburg. A Mt Union church festival is planned for Friday June 26 to benefit the church with many families visiting and hosting.

Newlyweds Serenaded as Ebensburg Visitors Return Home

Strongstown notes a serenade for Mr and Mrs George Stephens at the John Bennett home Thursday night. Ernest Dearmys, visiting friends in Ebensburg, adds to local chatter. Walter Rankin and Vivian Rankin have returned home from Sawyerwood, Ohio after visiting relatives. Thelmin Boring, formerly of New Florence, is back home. Susie Swanger and her son Melvin of Cresson called on friends here Friday. Matilda Davis wed David Hughes at Bel­sano with Rev. BP Large officiating Friday evening. Alex Bennett and Carolyn Bork of Homer City visited the Bennett home. Mrs Harry Dearmy, once in Indiana hospital, has returned home.

Clair McMillen Harry Johnnie Apollo Shaeffer Townsend Club Mt. Union School Hugh Freehling Donald Sarver Dean Elgin Glenn Reefer Gastown George Peterman J. H. Kough M. R. Ankeny Lois Mary Atwood Orville Shaeffer Junior Blairsville Rosborough Indiana Mt. Union Church John Kough George Martha Betty Dennis Rearick O. E. Scott Geneva Lloyd Baker Greensburg J. T. Sheasley C. G. Rosborough William Margaret Lester Milford Wawin Quinter Boyer Twila Ethel Hulda C. W. Kough Elderton Johnathan Boyer Russel Yatesboro J. O. Blystone R. BE James Wilmerding O. H. Scott George Stephens John Bennett Ernest Dearmys Ebensburg Walter Rankin Vivian Rankin Sawyerwood Ohio Thelmin Boring New Florence Susie Swanger Melvin Cresson Matilda Davis

East Wheatfield Fete and Community Social Notes

East Wheatfield items report a lawn fete at Cramer attended by Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Shrom of Black Lick and friends. Children’s Day observed at Bethel United Presbyterian Church with pageants. C. H. Findley family visited Germany and stayed with Kenneth Mack of Clyde. Leon Rodgers family also guests. Harry Tomb returned from Pittsburgh. C. W. Prisk visited Indiana. Johnstown visitors included Mrs. Susan D. Bracken and Charles Bracken. Presbyterian Ladies Society of Armagh to meet near Heshbon with Mrs. Royden Cunningham hosting. C. G. Mark and John G. McCrory fished near Bedford. Merle McCormick family left for Minneapolis after vacation with James J. Hutchison. A. Hoffman hosted guests George Curry and Irene in Rochester. Mrs. O. G. Mack and Miss Della Cunningham attended a Beth el U. P. missionary prec ine luncheon. Mrs. Sarah Humor of Altoona visited Elizabeth K. Caldwell. Virginia Caldwell hosted a luncheon at College Inn, Indiana.

East Wheatfield Cramer J. A. Shrom Blacklick Bethel United Presbyterian Church Rmiain C. H. Findley M. EB Germany Kenneth Mack Clyde Leon Rodgers Harry Tomb Pittsburgh C. W. Prisk Near Seward Indiana Johnstown Susan D. Bracken Charles Bracken Presbyterian Ladies Society Armagh Royden Cunningham Heshbon C. G. Mack Cc. G. Mark John G. McCrory New York City Bedford Merle McCormick Donald Janet Blaine Minneapolis Minn

Ana Honors Mom's Guest With Wednesday Tribute

Ana observes a midweek honor for her mother by hosting a guest at home, marking a quiet family moment.

Ana

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