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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1916

Page

7

Dixonville Church Conference Attracts Minsters And Delegates

The Wesleyan Methodist church in Dixonville hosts its annual conference this week drawing at least 150 ministers and delegates. EB Weaver of Indiana visited local schools, while the Idamar Orchestra plans a dance in Wixonville hall Saturday night. A hardware merchant Martin Ober had a minor mishap after a customer left his horse tied near an icy hitching post.

Dixonville Wesleyan Methodist Church Lyman BR Luddington DuBois United Mine Workers EB. Weaver Indiana Idamar Wixonville David Ober Oakland H. B. Allison John K., Parks Blairsville Parks Martin Ober

Local Notes From Carneytown and Nearby Visits

DuBois residents James McGuire and son Patrick visited. Samuel McLaughlin was in Pittsburgh on business. Lorenz Sutton traveled to Indiana on Friday. Jacob Potts and Leonard Fassett visited relatives and hosted Mrs Miser in Creekside. Bernard Ernest sustained a badly sprained knee after an icy fall. Andy Watson was in Luciusboro on business.

James McGuire DuBois Patrick Samuel McLaughilin Pittsburgh Lorenz Sutton Indiana Jacob Potts Plumville Leonard Fassett Miser Creekside Bernard Ernest Andy Watson Luciusboro

Bits of Byplay and Jokes From Bygone Columns

A collage of wry quips and snippets from various papers. Topics include word usage, military humor, family dynamics, club life, and social observations. Notable bits reference Luke McLuke and public figures, ending with a caution about popularizing busy men.

Plumville Social notes and local moves in town

The Ladies Library Club and spouses were hosted by Maud Stuchell on Thursday. Dr. Ansley Davis plans a dental office move to second-floor rooms above Rankin's building. J L Sayers from New Bethlehem arrived ten days ago to make and deliver photographs. Various local residents and visitors are listed with meals, illnesses, travel, and small town happenings including hospital visits for an abscess and a horse accident.

Plumville Ladies’ Literary Club Maud Stuchell Ansley Davis Hig Mr. Rankin J. L. Sayers New Bethleham Ivan C C. Hoover Indiana Hospital James Howards Indiana J. N. Cochran Thomas Fleming Covode J. R. Stewart J. QO. O'Lancey George Johnson Near Town

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