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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1922

Page

5

Local notes on Families Friends and Community

Mr and Mrs Irwin Smith and family spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Joe Hubbard of Tindlang. Gladys Williams visited relatives in Coalport. Barbara Clark returned home after a Hastings visit. Pythian Sisters from twenty seven women helped at Josephine in Jose phine to assist District Deputy Coles Punxsutawney. Twelve Punxsutawney ladies attended and helped the Clymer group. The town’s young men hosted the N. T. Club at the sk. of P. theater for a St Patrick celebration. Funeral of Jaquish in Indiana drew many town attendees closing all shops during hours. The infant daughter of Orren Widdowson ill with pneumonia slightly improved. Noah Williams and daughter Letha shopped Indiana Saturday. Missionary talk by Agnes St Clair of Indiana entertained at Presbyterian church. Leonard Longwill visited Indiana for weekend. Jesse Ray ill with diphtheria but improving. Harry Thomas moved his family into a new home and took the Variety store. Walter Holmes family returned from Indiana. Mumps widespread in town. Bessie Oaks returned from Dixonville hospital after appendectomy. Sue progressing well. George Clark of Pittsburgh in town briefly due to Mrs Clark's father Jaquish's illness and death. Davidson Shank Neeley Gowser and Miss Anderson shopped Indiana Saturday. Ray Irwin able to be around after quinsy. Schwinock moved to new Indiana home. Mrs Weaver ill for weeks. Mame Smith telephone operator suffering from mumps.

Irwin Smith Smth Joe Hubbard Tindlang Gladys Williams Coalport Barbara Clark Hastings Pythian Sisters Josephine Coles Punxsutawney Clymer Josephine Neo- de N. T. Club Sk. of P St. Patrick Jaquish Indiana Orren Widdowson Noah Williams Letha Agnes St. Clair Presbyterian Church Leonard Longwill Jesse Ray Harry Thomas T. J. Thomas Thomas Walter Holmes Bessie Oaks Dixonville Hospital Sue George Clark Pittsburgh Clark Davidson Shank Neeley Ben Williams Gowser Miss Anderson Ray Irwin Schwinock Weaver

Local Social Notes and Illness Report From the Vicinity

Margret Sharp Sheloc ta enjoys time with friends as communion services are held in the U P church. Teii Hellfefinger returns home after two months with sister Mrs Ralph Brindle of Youngstown. Mrs Israel Walker stays with daughter Mrs Frank Patrick of Cecil. Hather Stuchell of Indiana visits with Danks Stuchell family. Co D Howards and Vernon visit Belpre last week. Minnie Gibson guests of Curtis Brown. Virginia Milley spends Sabbath at home. Mr and Mrs D N Heillefinger visit with daughter in Youngstown. Beatrica Kunkle returns home from Homer City. Vernon Edwards of Indiana spends Sabbath at his home. Many nearby residents suffer from the flu.

Margaret Sharp U. P Teii Hellfefinger Ralph Brindle Youngstown Israel Walker Frank Patrick Cecil Hather Stuchell Indiana Danks Stuchell Near Here Co. D. Howards and Son Vernon Belpre Minnie Gibson Curtis Brown Virginia Milley D. N. Heillefinger Beatrica Kunkle Homer City Vernon Edwards

Local Visitors and Visits Across Strongstown Area

Strongstown residents hosted and received guests this week. J W Bennett and family from Alverda visited Mr and Mrs A A Bennett while Williams of Heilwood called on W W Malloy. Indiana visitors included W Bennett Logan De army Kr ik Carney Hawks worth and J G McCreery. Frank Strong and son terbert from Didtown spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs J Ondrisek. Miss Grice Orner visited relatives in Pittsburgh. Mrs Jesne Strong visited her brother William Morris of Ivison. Edward J Blakely of Toronto called on sister Mrs Ard Cresswell. Vrink Schettig of West Middlesex stayed with W G Troxell. Mrs Marvin Stephens of Pawtucket RN visited H 3 Mardis home. William Wallace, ill with flu, is recovering.

J. W. Bennett Larry Alverda A. A. Bennett Williams Heilwood W. W. Malloy Indiana Bennett Logan Dearmy Kr. Ik. Carney Hawksworth J. G. McCreery Frank Strong Vrink Sehettig West Middlesex W. G. Troxell Marvin Stephens Pawtucket RN. J William Wallace

Local residents report weekend visits and trips

Ruth Work spent the weekend with her parents near Rochester Mills. Robert Plouse spent Sunday at Marion Center. Elmer Shankle made a business trip to Marion Center on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Clair Burkett spent Saturday at Powelltown. Myr and Mrs Samuel Burkett visited their daughter Mrs Ralph Nupp of Purchase Line.

Executor notices from Indiana Pennsylvania area estates

Notices announce letters testamentary or executorship for multiple estates including Stra A. Howearth James Walker John L B Sutter, detailing claims to present and debts to pay. Attorneys Veeler Felt Mitchell Myers Hebb present, with dates March 8 1922 and Rochester Mills Pa.

W. G. Chapman Mentary Stra A. Howearth Borough of Clymer Savings & Trust CO Indiana Veeler & Felt James Walker Indiana Borough Ereer Ernen Mitchell & Myers Dobn Sutter Canoe Township Clara TL. Super Executrix Rochester Mills

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