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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1923

Page

8

CHERRYHILL TOWNSHIP SOCIAL NOTES AND ILLNESSES

In Cherryhill Township many residents are listed as ill with typhoid fever whooping cough and related ailments. Names include Clair Lamer Cecil Coble Ruth Waltemire and John Engle among others. Several patients progress with some recovering while others receive care at Indiana hospital or local homes. multiple social calls and visits to and from neighbors are described along with a band performance at Manor and forthcoming meeting dates.

Clair Lamer G. Lyon Cecil Coble John Engle Ruth Waltemire R. D. Holmes Michael McQueeney Drew Doyle Waltemire Ralph Berkeypile Jesse Dick Indiana Hospital John Engie D. G. Brown John Harvey Dora Barr Leonard Barr Kittanning David Putt Heilwood Ed Dick Cora Brown Indiana Roy Schrecengost Harvey Strong L. Barr Penn Run Shaffer Tekonsha Mich Dorothy Burkeypile Zenas Stephens Joshua Shank Fern Mary Coy H. T. Jamison Revs, Ling and Harris Martin Ober C. E B. Amond Gordon Coy Vandergrift Pumpkin Ridge Center Manor Literary Society R. H. Burnett Wolfe William Waltemire Jessie Empfield Clymer Rich Hill Lee Amond Flint Harvey Brown James Bowers Zoe Lyons Manorville Forrest Coy New Florence Daniel Henry Royden Coy

Social visits and calls across Commodore and surrounding towns

Lovejoy Miss Leona Nichol of Commodore spent several nights with the Lockards and Lydies, visiting Jen nings Friday. Mrs. Lottie Rhe of Stafford visited Mrs. Jane Frank. Dan Lydie spent Sunday with his family. Iva Jean Learn of Clymer stayed with A. C. Shank. Mrs. Dean Iydie visited Spangler. Mrs. Wade Wilt called on W. A. Nichol. Joe Huey of Lockvale visited relatives. Mar and Mrs. Charles Powell near Arcadia visited Mrs. Jane Frank. Hale Lydie hosted visits by Mr. and Mrs. Miller of Cherry Tree. Sam Huey spent Saturday with Hol Burnheimer. Dean Lockard and W. A. Nichol were in Pittsburgh on business.

Spangler Wade Wilt W. A Sam Huey Hol Burnheimer Commodore Dean Lockard W. A. Nichol Pittsburgh

Local Notes from Punxsutawney and Nearby

Miss Nettie Beck of Punxsutawney visited brother W W E Beck and family. Mr and Mrs Sharp Beck spent time with Mr and Mrs Wm McCormick near Motterns Millis. Mrs Frank Terpe and son Darrold of Akron Ohio, returned home after visiting J S Fleming family. Miss Mary Yosko now employed at DuBois. Mrs W B Beck hosted Ladies Aid at her home Wednesday. James and Quay Shields stayed Sunday with uncle and aunt G W Shields.

Nettie Beck Punxsutawney W.W. E. Beck Sharp Beck Wm. McCormick Near Mottern Millis Frank Terpe Darrold Akron J. S. Fleming Mary Yosko DuBois W. B. Beck James Quay Shields G. W. Shields

Viola Ramer Threatened With Pneumonia Recovers

Plumcreek notes Viola, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Ramer, was threatened with pneumonia but is recovering. Mrs J A Myers, Mr and Mrs Clarence Myers and son David spent Sabbath at the home of Mr and Mrs Jerry Kimmel.

Viola Ralph Ramer J. A. Myers Clarence Myers David Jerry Kimmel

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