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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1919

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North Point visitors and weekend social notes

Hamilton visitor A S Kerr on Thursday. Andy Neal shopped in Punxsutawney Saturday. Abram Hicks called on Friday. Many locals attended the Eli Naece sale with good horse and cow sales, one cow at 116 dollars and another at 107 dollars. Alex Neal bought the Scott Postlewaite farm and moved his family there last week. Clayton Lukehart discharged from Uncle Sam service and returned home. Various visits and social events around Punxsutawney and nearby towns, with church services announced for Kent U P church.

A. S. Kerr Hamilton Andy Neal Abram Hicks Sthicksburg Mer Wilkin Jesse Hicks Ghas Stear Chas McClelland Eli Naece Alex Neal Scott Postlewaite Clayton Lukehart Sam Chas, Neal Millie Mabel Hicks Punxsulichey C. Welechonve Bhoyper Punxsutawney Wilson Fotterhoff Trade City Kermit Gahagan Boyd Hicks Vualler David McHenry Clarion B. FB. McHenry

Local residents share visits and outings across Punxsutawney area

Crowded notes report COVODEs visiting with Bauns and Snyders in Marchand and Savan, Shields and Blakleys in Punxsutawney, plus socials, hospital runs, and nurse training. Edwardian era chatter covers travelers, farm moves, and community events from Indiana to Clymer with families, church and school interludes and a pie social at Shaffer school house.

Local Folks Share Weekend Visits and Callers

Deckers Point area residents report social visits and callers from Lovejoy Homer City and Clymer. Families including Lydick Nappon son Douglass and Fisher Sterner were seen in recent days. Nova Fisher returned from Freeport after over three months away. Mrs Saymable Burfet traveled to New York and returned with her two sons and friends.

Air Harry Lydick Lovejoy John Nupp Purechan Line Georye Nupv John Learure Birneshare Saymae Burfet New York Daw Eranicons

Social notes from Cockport and surrounding towns

Spruce Dortha and Lawrence Repine were Cockport callers on Thursday. Twila Engle a Nanty Glo teacher visited at her home. Dr. McAnulty called on his parents Mr and Mrs Asa McAnulty Friday. Prof D D Patterson of Stafford visited his parents Mr and Mrs W Patterson Saturday. Misses Mary Brown and Hope Wangle were Barnesboro callers Friday. Harry Fleming and family moved into the D P McDonnell home. Ruth Repine spent the weekend at her home here. Mrs Samuel Bowser spent Tuesday with the Misses Keener. Mrs Campbell returned home with her two grandchildren. W B Douglass is on the sick list. Gilbert Douglass and Raymond Simmelsberger were Barnesboro visitors Friday. Frank Williams has had a crew at work on his sawmill. H J Good of Listie Somerset.

Dortha Lawrence Repine Cockport Twila Engle Nant-y-Glo Dr. MecAnulty Iis Asa McAnulty D. D. Patterson Stafford W. Patterson Mary Brown Hope Wangle Barnesboro Harry Fleming D. P. McDonnell Ruth Repine Samuel Bowser Keener Campbell W. B. Douglass Gilbert Douglass Raymond Simmelsberger Frank Williams Mes H. J, Good Listie Somerset

Valley Residents Host Guests And Visitors

Mrs Anna Schaller of Dubois returned home after visiting her parents in the valley. Russell Hoffman of Wintondale, back from France, stayed with grandparents Mr and Mrs Wim Moore. Mr and Mrs W D King spent Friday with W B H Smith. Jennie Hart of West Lebanon visited sister Mrs Hugi R Blaksley last week. Maybelle Cunningham visited relatives in Clarksburg on Saturday. Merle Collins with grandmother Mrs G W Colling visited relatives in Kent. Mrs A S Penrose and daughter Susie visited Mrs Nellie Hires Sunday. Nancy Wolford of Indiana guest of daughter Mrs K G King recently. Tay Carney of West Lebanon stopped by Sunday. Marian Cunninghy, ill with a tied ear and tonsillitis, expected to return to school this week.

Covode Francis Allison John Baun Marchand John Snyder Savan James Fleming S. M. Shields Elizabeth Punxsutawney Lulu Wolfert Near Marchand J. M. Hamilton J. F. Blakley Shaffer School House Jas David Bartholomew Near B. P. Beck Paul Joseph Stoniger Walier Perry Strange Olf Clairton G. M. Sutter H. Warnshuis Port Royal C. A. Neff Learn Marion Center Shank Mary Fyock Clymer Knox Carney Indiana Bert Carney Conemaugh Paul Fowler Stella Dick Anna Fetterman Grace Allshouse Sheloca Jis Jandie Prof. Beggs Board of Trustees O. J. Holsapple Washington County Big Farm C. B. Geesey D. G. Strong Mr. Strong Lawrence Abel Lowry Smouck Anna Schaller DuBois Russell Hoffman Wintondale France Maybelle Cunningham Clarksburg Merle Collins G. W. Colling Kent A. S. Penrose Susie Nellie Hires Nancy Wolford K. G. King Tay Carney West Lebanon Our Valley Marian Cunninghy

East Rum residents relocate and visit locals

Miss Amanda Langham has gone to Ambrose where she is employed. Mr and Mrs W S Howell of near Arcadia visited at Mrs Powell's mother Mrs Adda Farnsworth on Sunday. Miss Ollia King has gone to Greensburg where she is employed. Don Conrath of Greensburg visited friends here last week. Mr and Mrs J L Mumau and son Leon called on friends at Ord on Saturday.

Amanda Langham Ambrose W. 8. Howell Near Arcadia Powell Adda Farnsworth Ollia King Greensburg Don Conrath Vrs J. L. Mumau and Son J.eon Ord

Indiana visitors share family calls last week

Mrs William Bowman and son Woodrow of Indiana visited her parents Mr and Mrs 8 F McCune a couple of days last week Mr and Mrs 8 F Baker of near Purchase Line called on Mrs M A Daugherty on Sunday Mrs Adda Farnsworth is visiting at the home of her brother T V McQuown

William Bowman Woodrow Indiana F. McCune F. Baker Near Purchase Line M. A. Daugherty

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