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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1923

Page

8

Local Social Notes Record Past Week Visits

Mrs Curt Sowers of Tipperary spent part of last week with her sister Mrs Jang Frank. Mrs Bert Lydie visited near Cherry Tree. Hale Lydie and family hosted Mr A J Stoker of Stafford and Mr Jesse Beer among others. Coffeehouse gatherings included Miss Joe Rhodeshouse and children with Mrs Wade Wilt. The Lydie and Lockard families made Hillsdale calls. Alva Lydie and children visited Commodore. Ed Burnheimer and daughter were mentioned.

Curt Sowers Tipperary Jang Frank Bert Lydie Cherry Tree Hale Lydie A. J. Stoker Stafford Jesse Beer Joe Rhodehouse Commodore Wade Wilt D. Lockard Hillsdale Jennings Goodlin Dan Goodlin Cockport Alva Lydie Commodore Saturay Ed Burnheimer

Dance Planned at Starford with Starford Thrillers

Lat were callers in town Wednes Miss. Marie Learn spent the week end at her home near Purchase Line. COMMODORE There will be a dance at Starford on Blaster Monday. Music will be furnished by the Starford Thrillers. Miss Blaine Butterbaugh spent the weekend at her home in East Run. Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Patterson are all smiles. It's a boy. Mrs. William Berg, who has been critically ill, has not improved. Mrs. Steel Lydis spent a day last week with her sister, Mrs. Edward Bornheimer. Miss Ruth McCune spent Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. Steel Lydic.

Miss. Marie Learn Purchase Line Starford Blaine Butterbaugh East Run D. D. Patterson William Berg

Obituary Highlights From AreaDeaths and Local Horse Meeting

Multiple obituaries note the passing of Mrs. Susan A. Henry aged about 84 at her son’s home in South Fifteenth Street after a two year illness. Survivors include children Elmer C. Henry, Mrs. William Huston, eleven grandchildren and eight great grandchildren, with siblings listed. Other obituaries cover James Black aged 73 of Glen Campbell, James A. Anderson aged 74 of Ingram, Matthew Brown aged 66 of Ernest, John McKinstry aged 61 of Cool Spring, and Emery Fassett aged 68 of Iselin with varying survivors. A horse meeting at Ambrose heard J M Vial of Pennsylvania State College predict a 1925 shortage of proper type horses, noting breeding and mare supply issues.

Susan A. Henry Benjamin Henry Kans Jay. Altman Blairsville Louisa A. Fair Omaha Margaret Klingenhberfer Harding, Neb Jane Tile Blawnox James Black Glen Campbell Presbyterian Church Elizabeth Stadden Black David Black Akron Horace Worl Sparta Georgia Ruth Black Ambrose J. M. Vial Pennsylvania State College Vial Iowa Indiana County

Veterinarian Connolly joins Indiana list with broad practice

Dr John J Connolly a veteranian now in Indiana is on the state approved list for tuberculin testing and long general practice experience. After Pennsylvania 1947 graduation he served as an army veterinarian, practiced in Bradford, then moved here and has worked with Dr A Marshall, state veterinarian.

John J. Connolly Indiana University of Pennsylvania Bradford A. Marshall Town

How to Keep Your Baby Well Prophylactic Clinic Talk

A weekly Mothers Talk from Henry Phipps Institute Philadelphia discusses letting children choose companions. It argues children should largely select friends, guiding them to avoid harmful language and actions, and to trust their own judgement as they grow.

Henry Phipps Institute 7Th and Lombard Streets Philadelphia

Local social visits noted in Cherry Tree area

Mrs Merlin Houelk and her son Wilmer visited sister Mrs Frank King of Cherry Tree last week. Miss Alice Myers called on Miss Lenore Kuupp Sunday.

Purchase Line Merlin Houelk Wilmer Frank King Cherry Tree Alice “Myers Lenore Kuupp

Local residents and visitors sighted in last week notes

Ralph Knupp traveled to Cresson on business and others visited relatives in nearby towns last week. Mrs Ita Kyock and daughter El Ila May called on Mrs Merlin Houck, and Samuel Burkett visited Ralph Knupp. Tra Fyock toured Clymer while Mrs Hiurvay Swarts and Mrs Sam Nel Mum called on Mrs D St Berkey. Mrs Koupp is improving. Glen Campbell Jr has moved to Glenwood avenue. Mrs W O Fen hosted Baptist adult bible class. Charles Clarklerand of Patelio ville injured his foot loading out at Nomina. Mrs Ty Clark of Philadelphia attended the funeral of her wife James Black. W A Rowley of Tipperary started work in the Cash Department and moved to the Sawyer property on Cleanwood avenue. Mrs J W Miller hosted the Ladies Aid Society for quilting. Mr and Mrs Joseph Hughes returned after wintering with their daughter in Patton. Mrs F Langdon hosted the Missionary Society Thursday.

Ralph Knupp Cresson Ita Kyock el Ila May Merlin Houck Sammuel Burkett Tra Fyock Clymer Hiurvey Swarts Sam- Nel D. St. Berkey 0. O. Koupp W. C. Atl Glenwood Avenue W. OW. Fen Charles Clarklerand Patelioville Mina Ty. Clark Philadelphia James Black J. W. Miller Ladies Aid Society Joseph Hughes Patton

Plumville Obituary and Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Plumville notes report Mrs Clover Pierce and Mrs Prank Marshall returning from North Manchester Ind after attending the funeral of Cecil De Lancey oldest son of Mr and Mrs C De Lancey. Mrs Hayes Shetlat former resident dies in Siemoare. Creeksides Alishanye visits mother Mrs Weaver at Balarday. Clann McMinen visits Ambrose. Wada Weaver visits relatives from Indiana. John Marshall family to move to Merle Marshall farm. Nugene Barnard Day ton student hosted by Dr and Mrs A H Davis. High school minstrel troop of lharneshora gave a well attended benefit at the Athorium. Mr and Mrs A B Barnard visit relatives.

Clover Pierce Prank Marshall Manchester Ind Cecil DeLancey C. 3. DeLancey Haye Shetlat Lee Vonhorn Sieimoare Awaak Nugene Barnard Dayton Davis Lharneshora A. B. Barnard Barnard A. J. Clowes Town

Timber Estimating Demonstration At W D Lewis Farm

A timber estimating demonstration will be held at the farm of W. D. Lewis near Sinicksburg at 10 a.m. on Wednesday March 28. R. Anderson, extension forester at Pennsylvania State College, will conduct the event.

John Burnheimer Wandin Pine Flats Allert T. Tenry Rayne Township Grove Chapel Church Kimmell Station Oxford Graphophone W. D. Lewis Maar Sinicksburg R. Andersson Pennsylvania State College

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