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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1933

Page

6

Local Notes From Brushvalley And Armagh Area

Clyde and Mora Macko visit with Brushvalley friends while G V Lichtenfeld family hosts in Armagh. Round Top wether toast draws young locals. Dorothy Lichtenfels and Rose Palmer stay with G F Lichtenfels. Hetty Lou Mack born Saturday June 24. Bethel U P church monthly meeting held at Bertha Shearer home. Wilbur Campbell family visit from Indiana. Armagh M B church boys class hosted by M M Luther.

Clyde G. B. Macko Mora G. V. Lichtenfeld Bill Wanda Jean W. R. Johna Armagh Leon Rodgers J. K. Mack Round Top Hetty Loul W. B. Kettles Sally Peggy Ann Rehn F. A. Lichtenfels Greensburg W. B. Lichtenfels Mt. Tabor G. F. Lichtenfels Bethel U

Sabbath School and Services Schedule and Local Visiting Notes

Clerksburg reports Sabbath school next Sunday at 1 16 and preaching at 2 20. A long list of visitors from Greensburg Blairsville Indiana New Kensington and other nearby towns visited J E Fryar and other homes. Local church members attended a men s meeting in Clymer and a Sunday school convention at Cookport. Convict industries at Sing Sing prison posted a net profit of over 258 500 for 1931 32.

Clarksburg Carrie Elricks C. W. Hart Derry Alice McQuade Martha Huntner Greensburg Laura Lamer Salina H.C. Ferguson New Kensington William Dballentine Indiana J. E. Fryar Jennie Sandles Corn‘ Sandles Blairsville Bert Clark Sykesville Mike Ritz Allen Love Vandergrift Parks McCall Gladys Keeley Near Saltshore Harry Coleman Willis Miller Richard Foster Parks Lenore Mildred McCall Joseph Capriany M. J. Fryar O. K. Fryar John Fryar George Fryar Dover J. B. Fryar C. C. Walker Clare Marshall Paul Lowman Fern M. A. Fulton A. R. Jewell Carl Shearer Pittsburgh Jean Mack Coleman Elders Ridge Martha Cribbs Near Town Samuel Elrick Carrie Elrick Albert Sandles Slickville Clymer W. R. Donahey Punxsutawney S. Shannon J. B. Friar Brownie Marucca McIntyre Springdale Sing ‘Sing Prison New York

Post-Gazette offer lands in Indiana County

Progress and Pitts Burgh Daily Post Gazette presents a $5.50 yearly mail subscription for Indiana County R.F.D. residents or those not served by Post-Gazette carriers. The service delivers the newspaper the same day it is published with other club bargains on page 2.

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Parkwoopd 4 H sewing club led by Miss Bessie Owens

Parkwoopd 4 H club under Miss Bessie Owens plans summer sewing with members Ruby Gratz Annabelle Craig Martha Ray Gaynelle Mabel Betty Tillian Welas Aletha Walker Doratty Shirey Mary Belle Shirey Laura Kritikith and Hazel Craig. Meetings set for Tuesday afternoons in the Craig storeroom. Community notes include visitors to and from Wellsville Vandergrifton New Castle and Indiana with social events and local preaching appointments.

Bessie Owens Ruby Gratz Annabelle Craig Martha Ray Gaynelle Mabel Betty Tillian Welas Aletha Walker Doratty Shirey Mary Belle Shirey Laura Criitith Hazel Craig Craig

Shady Hollow Social Roundup From Willet Area

Mr and Mrs Sloan Schrecengost and family joined by Mr and Mrs B R Keppel attended Bell school reunion near Willet. Numerous locals visit, call or travel between Shady Hollow and nearby towns including Indiana Blaine Boyer illness list and Camp Meade homecoming note. Turpentine add drops aid in washing china and glassware.

Sloan Schrecengost B. R. Keppel Royden Fulton Margaret McGaughey Bell School Willet Hart Heasley T. M. Rupert John McGeary R. J

Strongstown Community News Highlights Local Visits

Miss Mabel DeArmy visits grandparents in Spruce and Miss Ruth Stephens visits Ebensburg relatives. Mrs. Blair Empfield improves after Memorial Hospital surgery in Johnstown. Howard Hill injured at work and hospitalized in Indiana. Mrs. Ella Plowman returns from John Bennett home visit. Recent visitors to Mrs. Elizabeth Troxell include Miss Martha Shaffer and Mr and Mrs 5 J Shearer plus children from Indiana. Blanch Bennett visiting friends in Johnstown. Strongstown and Black Lick M and E churches hold farewell for Rev Beggs moving to new charge. Pine towaoshin school board president Wm. Davis hosts meeting with Harm Steffy and others. Sunday school at 9 and preaching at 10.

Young Peoples Salem Church Wigglesworth Leonard Eliza McDonald Cookport Ruth Douglass Scott Douglass Jane Brown Watkins Samuel Bowser Robert Bowser Vaughn McDonnell Frank Yarnell Pine Grove Nebo Church Lawrence Repine Withert Repine John Repine Rose Jane Helen McCardle New Castle Sam Holstein West Lebanon Howard Shearer Bert Craig R. R. George Jeannette M. S. Craig Indiana M. B. Craig Harry White Margaret Allison Dean Paul Carson White Township West Union Church Little Home Bert Conrad A. H. Wiggins Walker Wiggins D. D. Walker Matt Walker Lowry Calhoun Broskey Earle Long Floyd Little C. W. Steele and Rochester Mills W. H. Little Strongstown Mabel DeArmy Gressley Spruce Ruth Stephens Ebensburg Walter Bennett Howard Hill James Hill Indiana Hospital Ella Plowman Johnstown John Bennett Elizabeth Troxell Martha Shaffer 5. J. Shearer Romaine Betty Lou Mary Jane Norma Lee Blanch Bennett Wm. Davis Pinetowaoshin School Board Harm Steffy Clair Cramer Célestine Farnbaugh Chas, Shuss Virgil Grumbling Mr. Nelson John Monaskey Cherry Tree Bank

Robins Run and Moving Notices in Local Household Shuffles

Mr and Mrs Carleson move into the David Duncan property. Crete church festival at Dyewood drew a large crowd Friday evening for charity. Mr and Mrs George Black noted as tailors in Linus McHenry’s home. Indiana shoppers included Mrs Roy Beers and family Meo and Mrs William Davis and daughters Wilda Ila, Mr and Mrs George Black, Mr and Mrs George Latimer, Mrs Linus McHenry and daughter Goldie, Walter Sexton, and Mr and Mrs Glenn Lockard and two daughters. Marvin Silvis hosted guests including Gul die McFennry and Mr and Mrs Dillinger with Silvis relatives Iva moving to Akron Ohio this week. Linus McFennry visited Rayne township for business on Saturday.

B. R. Keppel J. M. Henderson Indiana Blaine Boyer I. G. Weaver Jean Betty L. M. Henderson Minnie McGaughey Royden Fulton W R. Thompson Morrison Margaret McGaughey Mae Scott Little Willet Marjorie Loig Henderson McGaughey Oliver Hunsberger J. Boyer Wilbert Turner Vandergrift Guy Siverling Spring Church R. J. Siverling Clair McHenry Yatesboro J. P.loyer’s Helen Marjorie Henderson R. J. Fulton George Black Linus McHenry Roy Beers Meo William Davis Wilda Ila George Latimer Goldie Walter Sexton Glenn Lockard Marvin Silvis Guldie Mcffenry Dillinger Silvis David Duncan Iva Akron Ohio Linus Mcffenry Rayne Township

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