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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1910

Page

5

Progress of county towns notes social rounds

Rossmoyne and nearby towns record a host of visits and farewells as residents travel to and from DuBois Punxsutawney and Indiana. Local clergy announce a farewell sermon while families host guests from Plumville Blacklick and Smicksburg. Community members attend socials and banquets at skating rinks and hotels with many young people and veterans enjoying gatherings and birthdays.

West Lebanon Social Notes And Local Visits

Misa Dora Barr visited friend May Fulton in Indiana along with Mrs Jennie Frantz W W Coulter and James Allahouse on Wednesday. W B Collins recovering slowly from illness visited R W George's with James George and brother Quay on Sunday. Mrs Hila Fulton hosted a reception for her son John and his bride Thursday evening. Edward Miller of South Bend is visiting A F Henry. Mrs Lloyd Rosensteel and her children visit her parents. Road Masters Reports pamphlets offered in neat book form for 36 cents each by mail ff cents. large quantities available at lower prices.

Rossmoyne Mias May Hallowell DuBois Misa Mosel Brewer Maude Wells T. C. Kerr Georgeville D. C. Wells Mias Rankin Hiderton Sagamore Henry Hikin John Dikin Butler Mre. Heitzenrater Mabel Punxsutawasy Charles Stiteler M. L. Rowland Twolick Baptist Church Dixonville Sarah Magel Lizzie Lewis Ollie Brewer J. H. Johnston George Griffith Pearl Mountain and Gon Blacklick A. HE. Gillespie Indiana Bell Cleveland EB. M. Bushnell Blairsville Paul Bell May Lemon Saltabore Laura Mock Blacklick Township May C. Fair Josephine and C. A. Gessier J. A. Donnelly Latrobe John Stoneback Stork A. M. Barron W. F. Hildebrand Heshbon Ruth Rowe Vandergrift Jacob Gerhard Frank Hildebrand M. O. Smith Punxsutawney Miss McNeil Women’s College Blairaville John R. Geary Echo Byron Stewart John R. Stewart Town Morris Little Howard Good Farm Dayton John Ayers B. §. Pierce I. G. Schrecengost Chloris Davis Smicksbore Mies Amy Pifer Markieton Sanitarium Amos Pifer Misaea Nannie Douds Laura Wchrecengost South Mahoning Township Himer B. Shaffer John Harrington, Sr Pittsburg W. Ruddock St. Benedict Agnes Durkin Misa Margaret Harington W. Colosky William Iselin Michael Mullaney Agnes Holt Lane's Mille Charley Callahan Nellie Bulligan James Patterson W. Pearson G. Evans Tohnsonburg G. Condron Misa Pearl Winger Mary J. Holt Penn Run Don Empfield Mary and Ste Widdowson Grant Townships Vinton Amond Hia Vance Helman Brook Braughter Sample Run J. W. Burkhart Solomon Sheesley West Graft June Pattison Lora Bartlebaugh Charley Carney Archie Stewart Paul Dick Charley Moorhead Elsie Allen Stake Gust Brilhart Frank M. Dick Cameron W. L. Lydie Dick Geesey Roy Wolfe Nelson Fyock Cookport D. Ober Learn Clyde Haskins Ward Learn Wilkinsburg J. A. Léarn James Keenan Idamar D. T. Eall James Marshall D. N. Barber Harry Decker Louise Martha Ebenaburg G. D. Patrick Cherry Tree Void Young Heilwood Meade Boring Pee Martin Ober Smicksburg Harry Wingrove Potter County Henry Elkin Frank Elkin M. C. Miller T. Good S. W. Condron J. T. Hoover Shelocta Harry McCurdy D. R. Zimmerman Westmoreland County Merle Love Rochester Mills Jacob Clark Elderton Royal Arcanum Lodge Caroline Sutton Ralph Strautiff Straitiff Pine Flats Walter Slater Clymer James Davin Frank Wiliams Blanche Stephens Strangetown Camera Q. W. Griffith Minnie Stephens W. B. Patterson Grip Ford Parry Charles Griffith Charles Harabaugh Pineton Katharine Ross Malloy Elsie Smith Mrs. Evans J. T. Edwards Gibson Terrence Waltermire Beringer Clair Beringer Braddock Song of Reed D. M. Ruffner Cresson Messia Harry Jesse Fieming Barnesboro Irangelical Church Duke Fleming Clare Rummell Gertrude Riggles Garman’s Mills Altoona Geneva Galbreath Grove Chapel Blair Wyncoop Belle Moorhead Robert Pattison Barney Miller Indiana Hospital Walter Schrecengost New Jersey Edgar Walker Thomas Carnahan Bess Carney Near Town William Walker D. A. Schrecengost Truby Farm Gastown Elmer Boyer William Phillips W. A. Beer Mitchells Mills Telford Barr Purchase Line Richard Buterbaugh A. J. Long Arthur Fred Black Fidelia Buterbaugh Eva Buterbaugh Richard Learn George Hazlett Deckers Point Lovejoy M. T. Hamilton Dinsmore BE. J. Fleming Stafford Frente Thurs- By Jennie Frantz W. W. Coulter James Allahouse W. B. Collins James George Quay R. W. George's Hila Fulton John Edward Miller South Bend A. F. Henry's Lloyd Rosensteel

Master novelties at Henry Hall's display

See the Master novelties at Henry Hall's. An Inverted burner globe and man tile offered for 34 cents at A. T. Taylor & Son's. Try one and you will want more.

Henry Hall A. T. Taylor & Son

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CG. Smith L. Reade Mendsn Clymer George Fetterman Ambrose Thomas Morrow Plumville Ephriam Kirkpatrick Grant Pierce Joseph Kuhn Ben McQuilken Miles Fisher Catharine McQuown Sloan Morrow Herbert Bell Laura McQuown Lizzie McMillen Wallace McMillen Lebanon Misa Dora Barr May Fulton Mrs. R. &. Coulter The Wallace Dry Goods Company J. GC Wallace & Son, Proprietors North 6Th Street Kornblum DR. H. B. Buterbaugh’s South Sixth Street Indians, Pa Peptsburg Offic Arrott Building 4th Avenue & Wood #t Western Mills Cmuvassors Victor David Ellis & Son Penn Roller Flour Mills BON Ton ELK Blog Indiana, PA Bon ‘Ton Wool DE Laine—Serges COLON Panamas
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