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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1926

Page

10

Local social rounds and visits noted in community

Mr. and Mrs C H Wakeman visited Indiana this week. Mrs J B Wassam spent Wednesday with Mrs Harvey Swartz. Miss Emabel Decker weekend with Miss Genevieve Houck. Mr and Mrs John Trimble and family visited his parents. A group gathered at Jess Ferrier home for a birthday party and games. Tea hour lunch served. Mrs Mark Fyock and others visited Mrs Cassdy Burkey. Mrs C G Keating and daughter Marjory visited Mrs J I Miller of Clymer. Rev M M Smith to preach at East Mahoning church. Miss Maud Duck and Ward Houck also mentioned.

C. H. Wakeman Indiana J. B. Wassam Harvey Swartz Emabel Decker Genevieve Houck John Trimble John Fydek Jess Ferrier Paul Ferrier Mark Fyock Ida Fyock Bessie MecTurf Cassdy Burkey CG. E. Keating Marjory J. 3. Miller Clymer M. M. Smith East Mahoning Church Maud Duck Ward Houck

Mitchells Mills Visitors and Local Happenings

Mrs. David Clark and Roy of Spruce visited Elmer Clark. Mrs. Isle Fetterman and Hazella visited at a daughter’s home. Joe Vasbinder and family weekended with Vasbinder relatives in Clymer. Murray Gondron on the sick list. Don Gibson family and Clara Gibson visited Stafford. Leroy Fisher family and Marion Sweeney visited in Lucerne. Mrs. Lawrence Hines oper ated on Monday at Dixonville hospital. Lawrence Hines and son were at the event.

David Clark Roy Spruce Elmer Clark Isle Fetterman Hazella Don Gibson Clara Gibson Stafford Leroy Fisher Marion Sweeney Lucerne Lawrence Hines Dixonville Hospital Lawrence Hines and Son

Weekend social notes from Barnesboro and surrounds

A sequence of brief visits and domestic travel across Barnesboro and nearby towns. Families including the Ducks and Harpers visited relatives in Arcadia and Cofimadore. Walter Logan and Deb Kelly hosted gatherings. teachers and residents from Jacksonville, Dixonville, Heilwood, Pike's Peak, and Parisville were noted on weekends and at local homes.

MAPLE GROVE COMMUNITY NEWS AND NOTES

Maple Grove reports numerous local visits and calls by residents including William Bowers Albert Coy and Henn Coy with several callers at Detwiler and Uncapher homes. The Curry Run church plans a new roof and road conditions worsen. Oconemaugh Iron Works announces April 1 reopening in Blairsville with 176 workers and potential growth to 400 to 600 workers.

Conemaugh Iron Works Blakeville Blairsville

Club Leadership Conference At Y M C A March 16

Seventy five delegates from Granges and community associations attended the club leadership conference at the Y M C A on March 16, co operated with Pomona Grange. A. S. Barnhart and W. R. Gordon spoke on club work and rural leadership. films on club work were shown. many groups plan boys and girls programs including calf pig and potato clubs. attendee list includes S. KH. Dible H. H. Wetzel Doyle Stutzman and others.

Pomona Grange A. 5 Barnhart W. R. Gordon State College S. KH. Dible H. H. Wetzel Doyle Stutzman Raleigh A. W. Duncan G. W. Dick J. W. Wadsworth W. D. Loughry Henry J. R. Smith Paul M. Dixon James M. Davis John W. Coalmer Frederick Haer E. B. Short B. B. Kunkle C. C. Steele Roy McElhoes N. A. Steffy Paul A. Campbell KE. Blaine Wright Irvin Barr A. K. Braughter Wohler Francis Fairman

Kings and kin visit Warren King home Sunday

Kimmel and Mrs Glenn King joined Mr and Mrs Chas King and their daughter Gordie Mrs Boyd King and daughters Bessie and Phyllis for a Sunday visit at the Warren King home. Also mentioned are Mr and Mrs Max Langham and children who were out of town Sunday. Seward Man Suffered Broken Arm Clarence Sutter, an employee of the Penn Public Service Corporation, was hospitalized in Mercy hospital at Johnstown with a fracture to his right arm suffered at work Monday morning. Latest hospital reports list his condition as good.

Chas. King Gordie Boyd King Bessie Phyllis Warren King Max Langham Seward Clarence Sutter Penn Public Service Corporation Mercy Hospital Johnstown

State adopts Pennsylvania Certified Seed potato grade

After a public hearing at the Secretary of Agriculture office, the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture adopted a formal grade called Pennsylvania Certified Seed. The rules set field inspection, defect, size, and tolerance limits, aiming to standardize seed potato quality and sales.

Office Secretary of Agriculture FP. P. Willits State Department of Agriculture Pennsylvania Bureau of Plant Industry

Berringer and others visit town in a week

The record notes Ford Berringer and Stella Lydie as town callers on Monday. Revival services began at the Evangelical church on Sunday March 14 led by Rev. Mankamyer and Rev. Richards. Several locals, including Mrs. W. B. Stiffler in Spangler hospital, and visits among Berringers and Goring families, are listed with casual social details.

Ford Berringer Evangelical Church

Adult Poultry Club March Meeting Schedule

The Adult Poultry Club will hold March meetings at three locations. Marion Center hosts at 1:30 p.m. Indiana hosts at 2 72 20 p.m. B. Roberts will attend both sessions.

Adult Poultry Club Niseth Afrita Marion Center Indiana B. Roberts

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Buchheit Bros Indiana, PA Ernest Hor Hallwood Jace Duck Arcadia Trane Vanderhoof R. W. Anthony Cofimadore Clymer Walter Logan Walter Duck Vising Deb Kelly Wm. Rankin Frank Meeking Marie Dave Johns Russell Grace Roser Heilwood Nester Stephens Citizen’s National Bank Geo. J. Feit E. B. Bennett Thos. N. Robinson Chas. W, Carnahan Maple Grove William Bowers Albert Coy Mike Wonoskey Steve Jusko Isaac Sleppy Blair McCullough Frank Miller James Bowers Henn Coy G. E. Holmes D. E. Detwiler Edward Harmon H. TD. Stahl Stephens Farm Kenwood Clinton Bowers Trev Joseph B. Markey Ohio Ima Wava McCullough C. O. Sloppy Pittsburgh James Clawson G. BE. Holmes Ewing's Mill Alvie Coy Alheart Coy M. Wonosky Wintondale Cora Sara Uncapher Wm. McCullough Joseph Conway Tipperary F. M Penn Run Dallas Detwiler Elizabeth Gressley Blair Coy Ollie Uncapher CURRY Mac Wissinger W. R. Thomas Edna Sell Apollo W. J. Rising Wallace Curry Run Perry McCreight Oconemaugh Iron Works Buffalo Rochester Berringer Raeaemera the Electric Supply Co Bell Goodyear Brown's Boot Shop
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