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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1917

Page

12

County Town News highlights social visits and town changes

Mrs Paul Lingle and family traveled to Nant y Glo and Windber for a two week visit. Frank Glark, former resident now in Vandergriff, renewed acquaintances. Numerous locals visited Indiana, Blairsville, West Lebanon, and other nearby towns. New store plans, a millinery opening, and the Homer City Newstand change of ownership are noted along with housing construction by Potter Coal and Coke Company at Coral.

Paul Lingle Paul Elizabeth Nant-y-Glo Windber Frank Glark Vandergriff Mabel Griffith Frank Schall Indiana Milton Johnston Fuiday Clark Myers Blairavilla Samuel Sickenberger Hina Stallings Nile Fulmore Shelocta Julia Dick Passavant Hospital Fittaburg James I. Dick W. A. Lockard Indiana Hospital John Warner Vandergrift Warner Pearl Wiggins Newrytown Phillip Houck Reynoldsville H. L. Priest M. A. Brant Jewel Tea Company George Titrhonts Coral Frank Hildebrand Blacklick Homer City Samuel McCroskey Wm. Eneglish Graceton H. Lockard Maize Lewis Dickle Main Street Ligonier B. F. Harris Juniper Street Thos. Thomas Aultman BH. J. Thomas H. K. Priester Phillip Hanck W, HL. Bryden Frank Mikesell W. I. Mikesell C. M. Rankin William English Grant Kunkle Frank Mitchell Josephine BP. R. R Raymond Z. Maddocks Pittsburg C. &. Kunkle Russell Shank Glass Works Potter Coal and Coke Company

Local housing boom and community notes in Homer City area

The report details Coral area expansions with multiple one story and one and a half story houses under construction totaling about forty units. It lists residents visiting relatives, new businesses including a millinery shop, family moves, and social visits. A drunken quarrel nearby caused no serious injuries, and a police capture led to Indiana Jail. Community events include Hidertown lyceum closing, visits by Ella Kimmel and relatives, and a postponed farmers institute due to weather.

Jacob Clark Wilcox Harry Clark Advance Ella Kimmel Hiderton Lyceum Academy Hall Jerry Kimmel Kimmel Estelle G. K. Walker Murray Ankeny Elderton Jacob Miller Lee Della Blystone James Blystone Farmers' Institute Paul Kimmel Sitk

Local News Briefs From Nickletown Area

Miss Zelda Muman spent the weekend with her grandfather William O Harra near Richmond. Harvey Sheesley, employed at Richmond, spent the weekend at his home nearby. Mack Hamilton, formerly at Gipsy, has returned home. Miss Goldie Measure visited friends in Dixonville last week. A number from here attended David Pollock s funeral at Richmond Sunday. Mrs Frank Reithmiller of New Washington visits her mother Mrs M A Lowman near here.

Zelda Muman William O'Harra Richmond Harvey Sheesley Here Mack Hamilton Goldie Measure Dixonville David Pollock Frank Reithmiller New Washington M. A. Lowman Near Conway Punxsutawney Aultman J. M. Junction Helen Stuchell W. L. Shields Pounds Coallun Dorothy Heath Jed Reed Campbell Wilson Long B. J. Long W. J. Howard Blairsville James Swanger W.G. Lowman Indiana Rev. Logan Butler Crystella Kunkle Flarvey Moorhead West Trebanon J. G. Moorhead Ladies Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church

Local notes from Central City and surrounding towns

A compiled column records visits and greetings across Central City Somer set county and nearby areas. Alex Douglass remains ill under care in Dixonville hospital with improving condition expected to allow return home by week’s end. Numerous social events, visits, and travel notes follow, mentioning Miss Wither, Ralph and Jesse Piffer, Mr. and Mrs. Marlin McAfooge, Clair Burkett, John Fisher, and others. Public services and mission society activities are noted alongside school and juror duties and community occurrences.

Alex Douglass Henry Sebring Bernice Sebring Central City Somerset County Clair Burkett Boy Douglass Dixonville Doyle Spicher Cherry Tree Deckers Point Miss Wither Ralph Jesse Piffer Marlin McAfooge Cockport A. Barr Indiana Harve Little Reynoldshile Laura Bush John Fisher Arcadia Samuel Burkett Nickletown Murray McQuown Mary McQuown Ord Abel Abel Penn Run

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