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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1923

Page

4

Local Annotations From Heshbon Area Names and Shoppers

Heshbon Qtr R. V. Clawson improves after a week as AM. Mrs. Robert Cunningham recovering from rheumatism. Sir Lichtenfelt better after head abscess. Mrs. George Mack and Isabelle Wilkinsburg visit. McLaughlin visits, Sabbath. Albert Walbeck from near Bolivar shops here Thursday. Rifford McLaughlin Indiana shopper Monday. W. H. Hiner calls on McCroroy farm. Mrs. Maggia Laspinia visits Mrs. Ray Wayne. Biddy Dias out of town shopper Monday. G. L. McLaughlin near here shops Thursday. Mrs. H. L. Miller and Dee call on Mrs. Russell Lichten Sabbath. Warry Deemer and C. L. Camp belt Indiana shoppers Saturday. Walter Cunningham spends Sunday in Mechanicsburg.

Robert Cunningham Sir Lichtenfelt George Mack Isabelle Wilkinsburg Russell Lichtenfelt A.S. Rowmell G. L. McLaughlin Robt. Gunningham Stewart Campbell Sear Albert Walbeck Near Bolivar Rifford McLaughlin Indiana W. H. Hiner McCroroy Farm Maggia Laspinia Ray Wayne Biddy Dias Near Here H. L. Miller Dee Russell Lichten Warry Deemer C. L. Campbelt Walter Cunningham Mechanicsburg

Lewisville Social News Notes From Local Families

Mrs W Barkley and son Dwight spent the week with James Barkley of Indiana. Mr and Mrs J J Gibson and Mr and Mrs J C Berkey were guests of Alex Graham Thursday. Stewart Marshall and others attended the Weamer sale at Livermore Wednesday. Roy Ewing and family and several others were entertained at the R B Ewing home Thursday. Warl Graham visited J B Devinney Thursday. J B Gibson and Mrs Wm Fails were visitors Sunday. Mrs Aretta Matson and Mrs Agnes Ewing are flu victims.

T Barkleynd Dwight James Barkley Indiana J. J. Gibson J. C. Berkey Alex Graham Stewart Marshall R. N. King W. GC. Diven Lisle Diven Livermore Roy Ewing Leonard Dixon W. F. Barkley J. B. Devinneay R. B. Ewing Warl Graham J.B. Devinney J. B. Gibson Aretta Matson Ag ‘Nes Ewing

Local Social Roundup From Brown Home and District Visits

Spruge Rev Hughes called at the Brown home Saturday morning. Misses Dertha and Ruth Repine visiting friends in Windher. John McDonnell spent Sunday with his brother Simon. Gertha McAnulty weekend at her home. Mr and Mrs Clark Keith guests of Mr Keiths mother recant ye John Wagle Sunday guest of Mr and Mrs D G Brown. Mize McDannell guest of Mrs M J McDannell on Sunday. Asa McAnulty moved barn from Greenwich farm to rebuild on his farm here. Mrs Benj Duncan guest of her father Jonathan Douglass recently ill. Evelyn Douglass improving after illness. Some district children uneasing. Simon McDonnell called at the Brown home Thursday.

Rev. Hughes Brown Dertha Ruth Repine Windher John McDonnell Simon Gertha McAnulty Clark Keith Keith John Wagle D. G. Brown Mize McDannell M. J. McDannell Mrs. Benj. Duncan Jonathan Douglass Douglass Evelyn Douglass Simon McDonnell

Local Notes from Vandercroft and Nearby

PANN RUN Dan Nieewonger of Vandercroft visited his home over the weekend. Mrs J W Burkhart and children visited Mrs Flo Burkhart Sunday. J G Strong plans to move his family to the J M Fyock house soon. Homer Cameron's team took his huckster wagon Friday destroying eggs. Stev Ling will hold revival services at the M E church each evening this week. James Ray is on the sick list. Blair Kime and family visit at Jerry Kime's and Charles Henry's infant burial. Howard Meekins and family were beallers at M Clark's Sunday.

Dan Nieewonger Vandercroft J. W. Burkhart Flo Burkhart J. G. Strong J. M. Fyock Homer Cameron Stev. Ling M. E James Ray Cookport Blair Kime Jerry Kime Harry Wilt Jay Robert Henry Paul Witt Maxie Henry Helen Goucher Clarence Henry T. H. Bouchers Charles Henry Howard Meekins M. Clark's

Old Tom Smith the Lodger in Bridgeport

Marian Weaver shelters a quiet lodger named Old Tom Smith in Bridgeport three months after his arrival. Augustus resents him. Marian resists gossip while Smith acts as a surrogate father to the children. After tensions flare, Smith reveals his prison past but vows to stay near them to guide the kids away from crime.

Auguetes Marian Weaver Bridgeport Smith Augustus Mr. Smith Elsie Iwan Wisie Marian Hi Stern Tom Tom Smith

Tomb of Unknown on New Stamp Design

A view of the Arlington amphitheater with the tomb of the unknown dead in the foreground centers a new 50 cent postage stamp now on sale.

Arlington Amphitheater

Senator Bolger Praises European Travel Materials

In a travel interview Senator Bolger cites a plentiful supply of material for his Chautauqua lectures during his European trip. He highlights the range of sources and ideas found abroad as especially impressive.

Grist MrIs Senator Bolger

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Heshbon R. V. Clawson Lewisville Spruge Asa McAnulty Greenwich New York City Old Tom Smith Lodger John Falmer Smneeneans Luxenberg Citizen’s National Bank PENNA Farmers Bank & Trust Co Indiana, Pa Silas C. Streams Philadelphia Street Columbia
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