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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1925

Page

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Local Social Notes Highlight Greensburg Visit and Community Events

Mrs Curtis Robinson and Cunningham visited Greensburg on Thursday. Harold Alcorn and daughter Edna May of Pitcairn spent the weekend with relatives. Miss Josephine Cline returned to Vandergrift. Gertrude Cummings and Herman White announced a marriage. Rev. Adam Hoestler resigns to join a Luther Church in Natrona. A newborn Bernadine Robert in the Donahue family. Sorrow for the Constable family. Mrs Noah Constable of Maxham Johnstown dies. Mrs Russell Jane hospital bound then improving. John Naylor suffers rheumatism at home. A tenth Brett child born. wild geese migrate overhead in a storm. Grace Coulter of Bolivar visits Garfield Cline. Vocational instructor Stettler and Robert Ewing visit Middlesburg. Whitesell resumes duties after mumps. Lois Hine recovering from appendicitis. she trains as a nurse. Ake relatives visit Indiana. Goss family from Commodore in town. Mrs J D Ake and daughter visit Indiana. Longeneckers host visitors. Tillie Gressley returns from Arcadia. Ginter and Longenecker visit Harvey Schroengost. Conner and Mumau visit Glen Campbell. Cirter and Jair Maize at home. Everett Peddicord’s son ill. Linnie Smith visits Johnstown. Blair Gromley visits from Wandin. Mrs S K Rank seeks treatment in Clearfield hospital.

New Florence Lutheran Church Natrona Aittle William Donahue Bernadine Robert Boyle Noah Constable Maxham Johnstown Russell Jane Memorial Hospital John Naylor Robert Brett Brett Grace Coulter Bolivar Garfield Cline Stettler Elders Ridge Robert Ewing Middlesburg Whitesell Lois Hine West Penn Hospital Pittsburgh B. F. Ake Indiana Wiliam Goss Emerson Commodore J. D. Ake Elizabeth Trunman Longnecker Emeigh Abraham Longenecker Tillie Gressley Arcadia C. A. Ginter Margaret Longenecker Harvey Schrecengost Clarence Conner Larue Frank Mumau Glen Campbell C. A. Cirter Jair Maize Everett Peddicord Linnie Smith Blair Gromley Wandin S. K. Rank Clearfield Hospital

Elders Ridge church to reopen after repairs and revival expected

Miss Mildred Ewing returns to teaching duties after recovering from chicken pox. Raymond Ewing, Walter Ewing’s son, is ill with mumps. John Snyder visits Avonmore home. Presbyterian church repairs pause services until March 29, then a revival and grand reopening anticipated.

Mildred Ewing Raymond Ewing Walter Ewing John Snyder Avonmore

Local visits and family trips across Indiana towns

George Hazlett helping his brother Charlie erect a house near Indiana was at home over Sunday. Charles Peiffer visited his son Ralph Peiffer and family of Avena. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fisher and son are visiting relatives at Smicksburg and Juneau. Mrs. G A Barr and daughter Daisy spent Tuesday with Mrs C Kinter. G MecAfoos and wife visited Grier Raney and a family of Tea Rayne. Noble Lowman and Clair Kinter also mentioned.

George Hazlett Hia Charlie Indiana Charles Peiffer Ralph Peiffer Avenna Albert Fisher Smicksjburg Juneau G. A. Barr Glenn Lowman C. Kinter Daisy

Local residents visited and hosted for the week

Students at Marion Center High School and Rene McAdoo, a Commodore High student, spent late week at local homes. Samuel Stitt bought a new Oakland car. Nile Lownan of Vandergrift was home over Sunday. Anna Hazlett, a patient at Indians hospital in Improving, visited with Mrs. James Colgan and daughter-in-law Mrs. George Colgan. Walter Pollock of Rochester Mills called here last week. Mrs. Nile Lowman visited at the

Marion Center Rene. McAdoo Commodore High Gchod Samuel Stitt Oakland Nile Lownan Vandergrift Anna Hazlett Indians Hospital James Colgan George Colgan Jess Peiffer Walter Pollock Rochester Mills Nile Lowman

Local Notes From Indiana Area Communities

Residents and visitors are listed with visits, illness, and social events in Indiana and surrounding towns. Names include James Green, Mrs. Dillie Haylett, Anna Rice, J Hutchison, A W Diltz, Ada Jane Hamilton, Velma Johnston, Belle VanHorn, E Clair Good, Pearl Brewer, Bert Kinter, Velma Johnston, and many others. Busy week features hospital stay, birthdays, showers, school visits, and family gatherings across Lewisville and Smicksburg.

Local Notes Include Visits and Household News

Harrisburg visitor Hon C St Grifith spent the weekend at home. Mrs Elizabeth McLeister returned from Indiana. Mrs qaee Kinter hosted the guwing elrele ladies. Adda Pounds installed a new radio. Wm Martin and Laura Spencer were in town weekend and hospital nurse Spencer visited home. Several residents, including Mrs J W Fulmer and Co L Rochester, were noted for illness and travel. Water outage from a burst pipe affected part of town though.

C. St. Grifith Harrisburg Elizabeth Mcleister North Street Indiana Qaee Kinter Elrele Alletes Adda Pounds East Main Street Wm. Martin Punxgutawney Laura Spencer Indiana Hospital J. W. Fulmer Eick Co. L. Rochester Puxsutawney Sr. S. Wetzel Albert Botsford R.A. Sutor Grace Stephenson Shamokin Adam Barclay Vandergrift Josephine Hasting A. B. Kinter H.G. Lake Pittsburgh

Local Residents Noted in Weekend Town Visit Tale

Mrs Dinmire spent the week at home while George Nesbit is able to be out. Mr and Mrs P Kunkle were in town on Saturday. The brief item records everyday social movements and town comings and goings with named individuals.

Wild Geese Marbie Dinmire George Nesbit P. Kunkle

Village Notes From Clymer Area People

Mrs Mabion Shank of Clymer spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs A J Long. Heilwood visitors included Mr and Mrs Isle Fetterman on Sunday. Mrs Ton Syster of Pikes Peak spent part of last week with her mother Mrs Clara Gibson and visited sister Mrs Lottie Sickenberger in Stafford. Clifton Ober was a business caller at Purchase Line Friday and Saturday. Elma Long worked in Indiana one day last week. Elwood Vanderhoof of Heilwood visited his mother Saturday. Mr and Mrs Ted Jepson welcomed a baby girl. Leroy Wishel returned home after visiting Lucerne and Indiana friends. Mr and Mrs Walter Logan and Mrs Alice Kelly visited Frank Sensabaugh’s home Thursday. Joe Mack and wife and daughter Mabel of Hilltop visited friends over Sunday. Pine Flats Rev M M Smith will preach in the Baptist church next Sunday. Logan Farry spent Monday and Tuesday in Indiana. Mrs A G Glenn spent Friday afternoon with Mrs Minnie Stephens. Mrs BE G Davis spent part of last week with relatives in Indiana and Culver. Harold Bagley of Commodore was a town caller Saturday. R S Lockard was a Clymer caller Saturday. Mrs EB W Griffith of Johnstown spent last week with her brother William Stephens who has been ill. Mrs E F Parry was the guest of Mrs Simeon Johns Monday. William Lockard and H Stepheng were Indiana callers Saturday.

J. A. Davis Harnest Pearce D. C. Wells 4. W. Hazlett Indiana Frances Diltz Phimville High School A. W. Diltz Merle Near Here E Clair Good Plumville Charles Feringer Pearl Brewer John Stear Near Smicksburg Mabion Shank Clymer A. J. Long Isle Fetterman Heilwood Ton Syster Pike's Peak Clara Gibson Syster Lottie Sickenberger Stafford Clifton Ober Purchase Line Elma Long Elwood Vanderhoof Ted Jepson Leroy Wishel Lucerne Walter Logan Ahce Kelly Frank Sensabaugh Joe Mack Mabel Hilltop M. M. Smith Baptist Church Logan Farry A. G. Glenn Minnie Stephens BE. G. Davis Culver Harold Bagley Commodore Lockard EB. W. Griffith Johnstown William Stephers E. F. Parry Simeon Johns William Lockard Stepheng

South Bend Woman and Sisters Remembered in Fragments

Mrs Diana Beigniey visited with sisters Sara and Maria Smith on Wednesday afternoon. Word arrived last week of the death of Mrs Delilah Wells of Natrona Heights. She was well prior to her passing.

Diana Beigniey Sara Maria Smith Delilah Wellss Natrona Heighty

Local notes on delivery, residents, and moves

A local item mentions residents born and raised here, missed mail on the Star route due to muddy dirt roads, Clark Bros of Hiterton delivering machinery nearby, Mrs. Jim Soup visiting the village, farmers plowing, and Benton Salggiver with son Samuel planning a move to Apollo soon.

Clark Bros Hiterton Jim Soup Benton Salggiver Samuel Apollo

Local Women Share Weekend Visits Among Families

Anna Moe and Margaret Anderson spent Saturday afternoon with Margaret Smith. Mrs Irwin Kelly of Plumcreek spent Wednesday with her parents Mr and Mrs R A Silvis.

Anna Moe Margaret Anderson Margaret Smith Irwin Kelly Plumcreek R.A. Silvis

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hillsdale the Savings & Trust Co. of Indiana, Pa Pioneer Annual Court House James Green Idamar Dacently M. J. Buterhaugh Be Elmer Barnesboro Dillie Haylett Anna Rice Rossmoyne John Hutchison Rinn Crumm Lewisville Nelson Ewing J. §. Ewing Aretta Matson C. W. Shields R. A. Ewing Elizabeth Ewing W. C. Diven Clarence Barkley James Ure Alex Graham New Kensington Hospital W. E. Fleming Elmer Shields Nellie Devinney Harry Barnhart Logan Ewing Alex Hart I. M. Speedy Harry Bergman Lester Speedy W. Shields Agnes Ewing D. L. Marshall Blairsville Mary Gibson J. l. Diven New Brighton Ed Compton J. B. Gibson J. D. Devinney W 4. Diven Creekside H. R. Finley Niagara Falls Harry Clark West Spence J. W. McHenry Clearfield Beryl Johnston Clair Johnston Oran Brewer Creekside Supply Co John Trusal Norman Heberling PINE South Bend NO Monthie Rose Point Stone & Lime Co New Gastia Penneyivanis Fairbanks-Morse Vogel Electric Company Travill First National Bank
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