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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1920

Page

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Local Notes From Blacklick and Nearby Towns

Mrs C 8 McDowell of Pittsburgh visited relatives in town last week. Mrs H L Taylor was a Pittsburg visitor Thursday. Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian church elected officers: President Mrs J Spackman, Vice President Mrs Lekes, Secretary Mrs T Y Palmer, Treasurer Mrs Willdebrand. Mrs Luther Bassard visited friends at home. Mr and Mrs A V M Barron visited Pittsburgh last week. W G Smith went to Pittsburgh on business Thursday. Harry Wiley to visit Alliances for a few days. Wayne Lewis of Valley Mould & Iron injured Friday night at work. Dr W C Widdowson reports improvement. Charles Caulfield honorably discharged and returned home. May Caulfield served in World War. Miss Lowise France of Vaniergrily visited Miss Lucille Graff over Sunday. Miss Florence Sides was at New Kensington Saturday. P M Snyder of C Fawn Friday.

C. 8. McDowell Pittsburgh H. L. "Taylor Pittsby Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church J. Spackman Lekes T. Y. Palmer Wilt Lildebrand Luther Bassard Out Town A. V M. Barron W. G. Smith Harry Wiley Alliances Wayne Lewis Valley Mould & Iron Plant W. C. Widdowson Charles Caulfield May Caulfield Lowise France Vaniergrily Lucille Graff Florence Sides New Kensington P.M. Snyder C Fawn Resson Wag R. A. Kelly C. W. Widdowson J. J. Palmer Jacob Richards Anna George G. D. Norrell Ladies’ Aid Society M. E. Church Paul Bell Ben Stozner Alfred Pell Detroit Mich Nellie Caulfield Josephine Post Office

Local social notes and community updates in Indiana area

R A Kellys new home nears occupancy and Ladies Aid Society hosts. One hundred guests enjoyed a moving picture, social hour, and lunch. Various residents visited Pittsburgh Detroit and Indiana while city services resume. Rebekah lodge initiates five and Lyceum course closes with Dixie Girls. overall strong public turnout.

Local Notes from the Community in Elderton Area

Numerous brief items list residents and visitors such as Arnor Evang moving to Tweerne Mrs Strickland visiting her daughter Mrs John Sinlek of TseHn Stevy O, John Gemmel home Sabbath hosting, Mrs A G Stewart visiting sister near Olivet, Esther Henry from the Indiana Normal weekend at home, Dr As Hank and daughter Maxine visiting, Uncapher at funeral of Mrs Silis New in Blairsville, Clara Gemimel and Mary Learn teachers weekend home, J A Case family moving to Adrian, Ed Walke from First National Bank Indiana weekend with W T Meary, Dr Boden aided by William Weary, New World Movement meeting Blairsville, Clair Self returning to Detroit after weeks with mother, Stork at Irwin Wood’s, Mrs Annie Smith of Austria visiting daughter, Wielia Carson from Tadiana visiting parents, J M Wigiing family at Elderton, Ward Mishouse visiting, airplane sighting, Ed Lance with parents in Gastown, Henry Warner visiting, J F Kimmel in Kittanning.

Arnor Evang Tweerne Strickland John Sinlek TseHn Stevy Flowing John Gemmel A. G. Stewart W. Arothers Olivet Mian Esther Indiana Normal As Hank Maxine Gtewart W. Ts. Meary de William, TI Pittsburgh Boden W. L. Weary New World Movement Blairsville Clair Self Detroit Mich Stork Irwin Wood Jeff Annie Smith Austinna P. Miller Wielia Carson Tadiana Mra IIM Carson J. M. Wigiing Elderton Ward Mishouse Srackenridge David Alls

Creekside Notes: Family News and Moves Across Towns

Carl Farrman attended the funeral of his niece in Vandergrift last week. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Peters plan to move to Jamestown New York. Bothell, recently recovered from scarlet fever, now suffers inflammatory rheumatism. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Alexander formerly Creekside, now Walker, celebrate the arrival of a baby daughter.

Creekside Carl Farrman Vandergrift Harry Peters Jamestown N. Y Vn Bothell Frank. Alexander Waller

Ladies Aid meeting and Red Cross hygiene class

The Ladies' Aid Society of the Presbyterian church met at Mrs. C. B. Stoan's home Thursday afternoon. Miss Sledemridge from the Indiana County Red Cross chapter will start a Home Hygiene and Care of the Sick class with its first meeting next Wednesday at 7 30 PM at Mrs. B. 8. Sloan's home. Mrs. James Nesbit of Five Points visited at the home of his niece Mrs. Wt. McElhnes.

Ladies’ Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church C. B. Stoan B. 8. Sloan James Nesbit Five Points Wt, McElhnes

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10Th Regt National Guard of Pennsylvania North Seventh St Indiana Company F Tale Company W. G. Sproul Keystone Division Seret Geo J. Felt Harry White Pres. Corp. Ilo J. N. Langham Richard W. Watson Seey J. Wilse McCartney Treas. Corp. Ton Fisher D. W. Stipson Arthur Bravwulee Public Ty Committee Chas. I. McLain Dale Marlin Thomas N. Robinson Clyde Caldwell Sergi Edward Dickie Busy Bee Yellow Jacket First National Bank Cherry Tree, PA Marie Shields F. C. Shields Blacklick Township G. D. Horrell Jesse Lewis Blanche Beckner Rebekah Lodge Lyceum Dixie Girls McIntyre Plumcreek Ed Lance Gastown Henry Warner J. TF. Kimmel Kittanning Society Brand Dinsmore Punxsutawney Patton Home Journal Agents Footers Dye Works Ontario Osborne Johnsonburg Tyrone Goodrich W. H. McCunn Tanoma, Pa P. O Clymer
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