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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1920

Page

9

News of County Towns in Deckers Point Area

Mr and Mrs George Nupp and Mrs Benton Nupp visited relatives at Purchase Line Wednesday. Mrs Samuel Burkeld and son Clair called on Mr and Mrs Irvin Myers in Wilgus. Daisy Kinter spent time with her sister Murray McQuown. A. H. Rodkey, recently in New York, returned home Saturday. Merle Sheesley and her boys Carlisle and Valjean visited her parents Wednesday. Maude Braughter of Rossiter visited over Sunday. Henry Armstrongs family and Gail with sons spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs Hon Williams. A kitchen shower for George Allgood was held Saturday evening. Clair Smith and family spent Thursday with McDevitts. Crew Cassidy returned home after a week with her sister Gaston who lost her husband from flu. A group of young people were entertained at the teacher’s home Friday evening. George Stith and wife of Tuneau visited Stewart Miller on Thursday. Briun Felt of Punxsutawney visited Henry Armstrong. Theda Armstrong visited Clymer. Mrs George Braughter is ill. Reed was called home to see his mother Mrs Stewart Miller who is very ill. Mrs John Sutter is able to be about.

Deckers Point George Nupp Benton Nupp Purchase Line Samuel Burkeld Clair Irvin Myers Wilgus Daisy Kinter Murray McQuown Frank Rodkey A. H. Rodkey New York Merle Sheesley Carlisle Valjean Mise Maude Braughter Rossiter Henry Armstrong Gail Hon Williams George Allgood Ciare Smith McDevitt Crew Cassidy Gaston George Stith Tuneau Stewart Miller Misa Briun Felt Theda Armstrong Nat Clymer George Braughter Reed Stewart Miler John Sutter

Local Notes From Gerorgerville Area

Miss Mabel Frederick visited her parents Mr and Mrs W J Frederick. Lowmin Neal returned to work in Yates hare after flu absence. Miss Kathryn Stickox stayed with friends in Phimville. Misses Orplin Streams and Annie Shazlett visited Me and Mrs J A Streams over Sabbath. Willig Frederick returned home from York county. Mildred Minter stays with parents while at Illumine high school. Albert Whitaker returned to Locust work. Dallas Liekox of Punxsutawney visiting family here. Paul Stiteler and children home after visiting Whitnere family. Reuben Remaley in Sagamore on Monday. Horace Kinter elected to teach a two month stint in Josephine. Mrs Mary Johnston visiting Annie Aul has returned home.

Mabel Frederick W. J. Frederick Lowmin Neal Yateshare Kathryn Stickox Phimville Orplin Streams Annie Shazlett J. A. Streams Willig Frederick Bla Brother York County Mildred Minter The Illumine High School Burt Kluter Albert Whitaker Hils Locust Dallas Liekox Punxsutawney Paul Stiteler Whitnere Reuben Remaley Sagamore Horace Kinter Josephine Mary Johnston Annie Aul

Local Notes From McKisson Valley and Surroundings

Mrs. John Cunningham spent time with daughter Mrs. Tred Schatler of DuBois who is seriously ill. W C Smith was a West Lebanon caller on Saturday. Laur Reeger spent weekend with cats in Jacksonville. Mrs. John Cunningham visited relatives in Clarksburg Tuesday. Chavies Himes who had appendix operation at Triana Hospital is recovering. August Macro spent Sunday with parents at Creekside. School will close March 20 with pie supper and entertainment. Maybelle Cunningham visited friends at West Lebanon. Eva King befriended sister Mrs. Walter Black of Parkwood. Merle Collins returned home after visiting uncle. Edward Colling of Indiana. Mrs. Joseph Moore was a Sherlockn caller recently. Miss Susie Penrose II spending time in West Selmon.

John Cunningham Tred Schatler DuBois W. C. Smith West Lebanon Laur Reeger Maybelle Cunningham Eva King Frendf Walter Black Parkwood Merle Collins Edward Colling Inidhima Joseph Moore Afiss Susie Penrose II West Selmion

Commodore Coal Opening Shifts Coal Shipping

In Clearfield the Commodore the Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corporation has opened a new shipping operation. Local social notes record visits among Lefever Shunk Lockard Meekins and other families. Sabbath school is held in the schoolhouse Sundays at 2 30 p m with preaching at 3 p m.

Marchand Edward Potter Home From Macron Center

Edward Potter returns home from Macron Center after a two month stay while William Thury sells his farm to Owen Sithe near Trade City with possession set for April 1. Also notes flu and pneumonia recoveries, visits among residents of Georgeville, Glen Campbell, and Bushvalley, with a census still pending.

Edward Potter Macron William Thury Owen Sith Trade City A. Down Windber Miney Honan Sunel Winebers Mate Mul Georgevile Ares Reuben Kinter Bow Trandall Glen Campbell LH. W

Local Notes On Pending Visits And Moves

Sutter and daughter Mrs Perry Sirage speak Wednesday at the bone of Fr Braughter of Hachester. Wm Simpson and oxtstar luth Bpeoe ISneurday with grandparents at Wa mil. Mes Ai Stoshorengh abroad from New York visiting her father A Thad den. J M Lyte sold his faviy 104 Mary Sandies of Dunxsuuwney. J W Islakley to move to Clue after purchasing property.

Sutter Perry Sirage Fr. Braughter Hachester Simpson Oxtstar Luth Isneurday Wamil Mes Ai Stoshorengh Bune New York A. Thadden J. M. Lyte Mary Sandies Dunxsuuwney J. W. Islakley Clue

Miss Grard Cribbs Return and Local Visits Noted

West Wheatfield reports Miss Grard Cribbs held in US custody and returned home. Lynn, Jory Chirk, Grage Cribbs and Ruth Diehtenfels visited in Pittstaegh during last week. Cribbs visited his parents. Miss Tuurl Biehtenfels of the Indiinnk Nerul school is home. Mr and Mrs. Qlavance Woods and family are with the measles.

West Wheatfield Grard Cribbs Lynn Jory Chirk Grage Cribbs Ruth Diehtenfels Pittstaegh Duelig Cribbs Tuurl Biehtenfels Indiinnk Nerul School Qiavence Woods Fa. Iy Mleusles

Local Social News Includes Births and Visits

Mrs. Rachel Trodkey travels to Pittabure for a birth event. Mrs. Jerry Kimmel, who stayed with her mother, returned home at Plumcreek. Mrs. Ralph Napp and three daughters visited Pur chase IAne area with Mr and Mrs. Samuel Burkett. George Colgan, formerly with Akron employer, spends time at home. Mrs. Earl Brown and Kenneth visit Freeport parents. Park Thomas funeral attended by Frank Sheesler and Cy W. Winter. Miss Noya Fisher returns from Punxsutawney. Roy R. Winter and Ivan from Dustols spend the weekend in town.

Ralph Napp Eleaine, Wreath and Bernadine Purchase Iane Napp Samuel Burkett George Colgan Akron Earl Brown Kenneth Freeport Burns

In Indiana Visit By Mra CL Wo Rinter and Miss Zola Burns

Mra CL Wo Rinter and Miss Zola Burns traveled to Indiana on Tuesday for unspecified engagements. Their visit highlights local social or organizational duties with no further details provided.

Mra CL Wo Rinter Miss Zola Burns Indiana

Local People and Visits Report Flu Illness and Travel

ORD Samuel Burkett is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Myers of Toims dale who are ill with flu. Earl Leithmiller attended the funeral of Park Thomas at Matton Center. Ralph Napp and children of Pus phase Tone visit Mrs. Samuel Burkett. Neyd Salney of Hellwood spent weekend with friends here. Aisa Hannah Doty and Misses Gay Gilpatrick and co Myera with Dorothy Sanna visited grandfather C. M. il patrick. Mrs. C. A. Welas spent Thursday with friends in Indiana.

Samuel Burkett Irwin Myers Toimsdale Earl Leithmiller Park ‘Thomas Matton Center Mea Ralph Napp Neyd Salney Hellwood Aisa Hannah Doty Rochester Mills Gay Gilpatrick Mahaffey Co Myera Indiana Dorothy Sanna Duncan C. M. @ilpatrick A. Welas

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