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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1926

Page

2

Punxsutawney Social Roundup Includes Visits and Family Moves

Mrs. Harry Pifer hosted friends in Punxsutawney while visitors dropped by from nearby towns. Richard Dodson, newly appointed postmaster, moved into the McGovern building with his family and the office was relocated there. Neighbors and relatives traveled between Punxsutawney, Loraine, Beaverdale, Indiana, and Kinport for visits and errands, with Rev. Rhine preaching in the U P church and a Richmond school social event hosted by Elizabeth Elder.

Harry Pifer Punxautawney Frank Moore Etta Work Jennie Hughes John McMahan Walter Little Loraine Richard Dodson Canoe Ridge Charles Cochran Punxsutawney Robert Dunmire Inneu Clark Cochran Rev. Rhine Pittsburgh U. P Annie Richardson Marion Center Bertha Works Carl Tyger Kinport G. H. Johnson Indiana Elizabeth Elder Richmond Eva Lewis Gladys Piter Martha Oberlin Ethel Pollock Elnora Bowers Ethel Shank Velma Pollock Georgia Jeffries Edna Shank Mona Potts Bessie Potts Alpha Cochran

Local Happenings Around Blairsville and Vicinity

Mrs C A Neff and children motor to Blairsville to visit her sick brother. Os Mrs W A Lewis and Laura Shields visited G W Shields. W A Lewis and son B C Shields of Indiana called on S M and G W Shields. G W Shields butchered eight six month old porkers, dressed 1269 pounds, sold to Phil Liber, Punxsutawney. Numerous neighbors and relatives from Rossiter Dixonville and Punxsutawney visited, called, or were seen over the week.

C. A. Neff Blairsville Clark Pollock G. W. Shields W. A. Lewis Laura Stephen B. C. Shields Indiana S. M Philliber Punxsutawney Geo. Gaul Blair Gaul Dixonville Marence Sutter Rossiter D. B. Sutter Joe Pardes Bruce Spider Hillsdale Lawrence O’hara Alice Math Brilhart

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