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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1921

Page

10

Community News Brief from Johnstown and Surrounding Areas

Mr and Mrs Cheater Long were called to Johnstown Monday due to the serious illness of her mother Mrs John Lovell and her daughter Bertha visit relatives in Elmira N Y Faye and Avenelle McKeehan visit their grandparents Mr and Mrs A J Long of Diamondville Mrs James Chapman and two sons Harry and Walter were shopping in Indiana on Wednesday Emerson Wissinger is wearing a broad smile It's a boy.

Cheater Long Johnstown John Lovell Bertha Elmira Faye Avenelle McKeehan A. J. Long Diamondville James Chapman Harry Walter Indiana Emerson Wissinger

Local Residents Visited By Friends In Indiana And Nearby Towns

Mrs. Harry Mack and daughter Tous visited Indiana on Wednesday. Mrs. Martha Learn of Cockport and Mrs. Harry Weaver of Wanding were guests of Mrs. Newton Long on Wednesday. Rev. Brown visits his Ebensburg parents. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Thomas of Commodore called in town on Thursday. Pearl Fleming (daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Blair Fleming) is bedridden with inflammatory rheumatism. Newton Long and Mack Stewart took a business trip to Indiana on Friday. Mrs. Earl Nicawonger of Diamondville called Friday. Thomas H. Steele of Indiana called Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Harper and three children visited George Harper of Buck Run on Sunday. Arthur Long of Diamondville and Mr. and Mrs. B. Shank with two sons were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Maybon Shank on Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Janes McKeehat and three children weekend with her parents, A. J. Long of Diamondville. Charles Faust made a business trip to Johnstown on Tuesday. Clair Fleming of Tipperary spent Saturday with Elvis Fleming, his brother, while John Mack of Jeanette and Wm. McTague of Indiana were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Green on Saturday.

Harry Mack Tous Indiana Martha Learn Cockport Harry Weaver Wanding Newton Long Rev. Brown Ebensburg Reuben Thomas Commodore Pearl Blair Fleming Mack Stewart Earl Nicawonger Diamondville Thomas H. Steele Wm. Harper George Harper Buck Run Arthur Long Diamondvilla B. Shank Maybon Shank Janes McKeehat A. J. Long Charles Faust Johnstown Clair Fleming Tipperary Elvis Fleming John Mack Jeanette Wm. McTague Samuel Green

Local Notes From Millvale and Nearby Towns

Miss Gertrude Kelly of Millvale visited Mrs. Charles Ganell last week. Johnstown visitors Mrs. Joseph Walbeck and Mrs. Susan St. Clair came on Wednesday. Joseph Gamble of Akron visited his parents last week. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Boyle returned from Homer City last Monday. Mrs. Boyle lost a purse on the train. Russell Jones, seriously injured at a mine, is somewhat improved at Memorial hospital Johnstown. Mrs. A. J. Miller bought an auto truck for delivery. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Burkett welcomed a baby boy. Revival services continue at the Brethren church led by Rev. W. H. Kulp. William Bowser of Phtearln spent the weekend with his brother. Mrs. W. A. Fisher made a business trip. Morris Walbeck broke a thumb at Garfield Smokeless Coal mines on Monday. Word came of Mrs. Gus Swanberg’s illness in Pittsburgh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Steffy.

Robingon Gertrude Kelly Millvale Charles Ganell Joseph D. Walbeck Susan St. Clair Johnstown Joseph Gamble Akron Thomas Gamble John E. Boyle Homer City Johntown A. J. Miller Russell Burkett Brethren Church W. H. Kulp William Bowser Phteairn Charles Bowser Mra W. A. Fisher Morris Walbeck Garfield Smokeless Coal Company Gus Swanberg Pittsburgh J.H. Steffy Town

East Wheatfield Social News Recaps Visits and Events

East Wheatfield notes Julia Dolly of Webb City visits Hutchison family then heads to Cheyenne to see her daughter Mrs Seger. W H Dick attends niece’s funeral in Johnstown. Miss Jennie Sutton weekends with parents at Coraopolis. Bruce Tomb returns from Florida overland trip. Ladies Aid quilted at J J Hutchison’s. Florane McKelvey visits from Indiana. Hutchison Hoffman and Hutchison buy church light fixtures in Johnstown Armagh. Pie social nets 72 dollars for electric lights.

East Wheatfield Julia H. Dolly Webb City C. H. Hutchison Cheyenne Wyo Samuel Seger Charles Dick Clymer W. H. Findley Cramer W. H. Dick John Sedlers Johnstown Jennie Sutton Coraopolis Chester Hoffman Rosa May Hutchison Presbyterian Church of

Commodore Revival Meeting At Bank On Weeknights

A revival gathering is held on the bank’s second floor each evening at 7:20 led by Rev. J. Clair Irwin. Local residents Mr. and Mrs. Lockard visit Indiana relatives and attend social events. A series of visits and callers include Ms Nichol, Mr. and Mrs. Meskins, Mrs. Lefever, Mrs. Adams, and others in Lovejoy, Dixonville, and Johnstown, with several weekend trips and social visits noted.

Heilwood People and Visits Mentioned in Local Notes

Heilwood society notes record R Johns and daughters Lucile and Mrs G R Lyon leaving for Florida by Cadillac for several weeks. Visits include Misses Julia and Ardis Pearce in Emeigh, Elizabeth Wilson in Carrolltown, Mrs R O Lytle and children in Indiana, Gertrude Wilson and May Allshouse in Indiana, and William Stahl visiting from Indiana.

R. Johns Lucile G. R. Lyon Florida Julia Ardis Pearce Emeigh Lillian Mallory Elizabeth Wilson Carrolltown I. SP. Wilson R. O. Lytle Hihel Thomas Gertrude Wilson May Allshouse Indiana Hr. D. Stahl gen_ Carl Spangler Mr. Stahl Wilson Bowers Ralphton Lucile Johns J. A. Donahue A. L. Cooper Ware Johnstown T. Lamberson

Local Visits and Family News From Taylorsville

Taylorsville notes report Mr and Mrs Aaron Ferrier and two children of Wandin visiting Aaron s sister Mrs Andy Donahue on Sunday. Guests include Mr and Mrs James Stull with Mr and Mrs J Nelson Stein. Velma Isenberg of near Barnesboro works at R W St Clair s. Mrs Horace Gibson and three children of Wandin spent weekend with her parents, Mr and Mrs G T Goodlin. Isaac Hadden and J W Waddell visit Bert Siverd. Iva Stain, a high school student, visits with her parents. W W Boucher traveled to Indiana for a business trip. Mrs L Butterbaugh learns her son Alfred of Canton Ohio plans to be home soon. Goodlin and family hosted Mrs Butterhaugh and others.

Aaron Ferrier Wandin Andy Donahue James Stull J. Nelson Stein Velma Isenberg Barnesboro R. W. St. Clair’s Horace Gibson G. T. Goodlin Isaac Hadden R. L. Siverd J. W. Waddell Bert Siverd Iva Stain W. W. Boucher Indiana

South Bend Visitors And Local Social Steps

Mrs J A Wray spent a few days visiting with Mrs A St Laughlin on Tuesday. Helen Harmon of West Lebanon visited her grandparents Mr and Mrs D L Townsend. Ward Jevers serves on the mail route every other day. Mrs Hanna visited Mrs K T Smith and daughter Della. Mr Kauffield of Verona, rep of American Natural Gas Co, was in town. J H Wray bought a colt from G C George near Wear Lebanon last Friday.

J. AL Wray A. St. Laughlin Helen Harmon West Lebanon D. L. Townsend Ward Jevers Ff. Ft. Hanna K. T. Smith Della Near Here Mr. Kauffield Verona American Natural Gas Company J. H. Wray G.C. George Wear Lebanon

Nagy Declares Separation Debts Not Mine

In a local notice dated February 16, 1921, John Nagy of Webruw, Pa states that as his wife Mollie Nagy has left his house and beard without cause, he will not be responsible for any debts contracted by her hereafter.

Mollie Nagy

Also Mentioned on This Page

Olymer Dick” Thompson Library and Par Lor Furniture Price Chen Hun J. Clair Irwin Helen Lynn H. B. Meskins Wim. Nichol Ireda Donahey W. C.sweitzer Lovejoy W. C. Lefe Chas. Adams D. Lockard W. G. Lockard Charles Wagsam J. W. Klingensmith W. R. Calhoun Danse Brothers Anchor Motor Co Bell Indiana, PA Heilwood Taylorsville South Bend Arishell Plays Emerson Records ING Asim Caulion John Nagy Webruw iMoe Cleaners & Dyer Yndiapla Shelocta Carl Bracken Zell Walter Blaireille Peeler & West W. M. McMillen Grant Township Crymer
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