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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1919

Page

8

East Wheatfield Notes From A Busy Week

Private Louis Hess recovers in New York and travels home aboard a U S transport at Mire Island. Local visits span Cramer to Heshbon with many church and school events. A public sale at Orchard Hill Farm raised 3300 dollars as Riggs family moves to Armagh. Community listings cover fires, hospital stays, and the busy social calendar across Armagh, Johnstown, and nearby towns.

T. A. Paterson John Hess Louis Hess Hess New York City Tle U.S Northern Pacific Mire Island George Findley Cramer C. L. Campbell Heshbon William Penn Grange H. C. Mack M. Jr H. M. Elliott Alex Filliott 840Th Aero Squadron Newport News Elliott Rhode Island Langley Field Hampton Jackson Cramer Harrison Army of Occupation Rhine C. L., Riggs Orchard Hi Farm Riggs Armagh Alfred Rogers Buffalo Martha Faloon Johnstown H. R. Faloon Henry Foster R. T. Hutchison’s Teachers’ Institute Tomb School W. J. Salisbury Pittsburgh Willa C. A. Campbell Indiana T. CG. Mack Hugh Mack George Hutchison Rosa May Hutchison Roth New Florence C. H. Findley J. Hutchison Clyde McCrea Montana George Hess Mary Lizzie Mork George John Artemus T. Rugh G. T.mccrea Clyde Charlie Hileman Charlie Artemus T.J. McCormick G. T. McCrea Mack William Herlinger Helen McMullen Dilltown

Community notes and visits in Cherryhill Township

Rich Will hosts meetings led by Rev. I J Hamilton. Residents travel between Clymer Nanty Glo Blacklick Manor and Barnesboro area for church services visits and shopping. Names include Mrs R H Burnatt Mrs Anna Fetterman Charita Carney Jennie Dick Mrs Wess Ackerson Dr W H Messer and others. New residents settling in Penn Run and area.

Rich Will I. J. Hamilton R. H. Burnatt Clymer D. C. Wolfe Anna Fetterman Nanty-Glo W. H. Green Blacklick Lydia Waltermire Manor Charita Carney Johnstown Penn Run Martin Oher Dixonville E. Amond J. M. Gibson Peal Jennie Dick M. J. Golden Wess Ackerson John Amond Strongstown

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