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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1925

Page

6

Dixonville News Roundup Presents Local Social Ties

DIXONVILLE NEWS reports a flurry of small town visits and illnesses. Pastor D Weeks at the Twollck apfist church is sick while J B Swisher travels to Vandergrift for work. Local residents tale about callers, visits, and weekend gatherings across Dixonville and nearby towns with names like Starford Vandergrift and Cherry Tree.

D. Weeks Twollck L. H. Pearson and L. B. Remaley Oliver Rowley Hillsdale D. M. Stonebraker

Blairsville Community Notes and Local Events

Mrs G L Bayhar attended a Foreign Missionary Society convention in Indiana. Mrs A J Mitler and Martha Fulton of Craceton visited Mrs Charles Smith. Fancy Work Club met. Harry Longenecker is hospitalized in Indiana for appendicitis surgery. Mr and Mrs Blair Borbaugh visited from Clymer. Ard Society quilters worked at Mrs George Horrells. Sheriff and Mrs John A M icolm of Indiana visited. Woman’s Missionary Society Jubilce meeting held Friday. Miller Hallid of Derry on town business. J A Hayes and family called to Cleveland for Mrs Hayes’ mother's illness and death. J B Alden awarded Blairsville residence contract.

G. L. Bayhar The Foreign Missionary Society Blairsville Methodist Episcopal Church Indiana A. J. Mitler Martha Fulton Craceton Charles Smith William Theimbach Harry Longenecker Indiana Hopital Blair Borbaugh Clymer Ard Society M. E. Church George Horrell S. Sheriff John aMicolm Woman's Missionary Society Miller Hallid Derry J. A. Hayes Cleveland Hayes Elizabeth Ragsnell J. B. Alden

Pine Flats social notes recall weekend visits

Mrs A C Glenn spent Monday with daughter Mrs Edward Fisher in Dixonville. Mr and Mrs J H Smith of Kenwood visited A B Lockard. Teresya Parry and Mrs Chas Atkins toured Indiana. Sara Parry from Indiana stayed at home. Harry Dunlap was a Clymer caller. Sara Glenn and Mrs R B Lockard visited Indiana. Miss Margaret Stephens returned to North Braddock school. Miss Nora Emeigh visited Sara Glenn Sunday.

Jacob Strong Wayne Coy Vandergrift Harry Smith J. H. Smith Lowry Houck Robert Fyock Wahlo Brown A. CG. Glenn Edward Fisher Dixonville J. HH. Smith Kenwood Lockard Teresya Parry Chas,Atkins Indiana Sara Parry Harry Dunlap Clymer Sara Glenn Margaret Stephens North Braddock Nora Emeigh T. BE. Engle Barnesboro D. B. Martin R. A. Martin Jane Williams Arthur Jones Jdennie Russell Homer Lydick G. M Joiner Lais Margaret Williams G. M. Joiner Wilda Williams Fisher and Hutchison Altoona Emma Williams D. B. Jones Sara B. Williams Richard Williams Heilwood

Mrs Baxter in Dixonville hospital amid funeral notices

Mrs. Robert Baxter is listed as being in Dixonville hospital. The funeral for Herbert Allsor was held Sunday afternoon.

Robert Baxter Dixonville Hospital Herbert Allsor

Nighttime Chase in Pine Woods Ends in Shocking Reveal

A lone man toting a fifty thousand dollar satchel hides in pine woods after veering from the road. He is stalked by an unseen pursuer, fears a robber or spy, and experiences a terrifying fear before a dawn encounter reveals the pursuer is a dreamlike vision of himself. A friendly countryman eases the man’s panic as daylight breaks and he asks directions to Cornersville.

Parker Gornersville Tad Brigit Ampiire Cas Cornersville Che

Local Notes Highlight Family Visits and Health

Green township resident J Sides dies at home aged about 81 after a long illness from apoplexy. He leaves widow Matilda Farren Sides and siblings across Pine Flats Johnstown and Florida. Funeral service March 10 at his home with Reverends Weaver and Ruch officiating. interment Bethesda cemetery. Community offers condolences to Mrs Sides.

J. J. Williams Sarah B. Williams Harry Russell Lincoln Gibson Richard Williams John Sides Mr. Sides Pine Township Green Township Pine Flats Matilda Farren Sides William Sides O 'Siverda Uriah Florida Alonzo and Adam Jane Wilton Emma Eralm Elizabeth Strauss Johnstown Weaver Clymer W. HE. Ruch Hellwood Bethesda Sides

Local Notes from Cherryhill Township and Surroundings

Wesley Asking, formerly in Center county, has returned home. Local residents visitations include Mrs. Charles Atkins and children in Indiana, Roy Gance visiting H. M. Pyle, Mrs. Mabel Learne and children at Jesse Dick’s, and Louis Conway calling on Frank Uncapher. Irene Vanderhoof visits, Laurel Swamp school outing, and various callers from Hellwood and Kenwood area.

Wesley Asking Center County Charles Atkins Charles and Walter Tesale Parry Indiana Roy Gance H. M. Pyle Mabel Learne Harold Helen Charles Jesse Dick A. G. Glenn Frank Parry Stephens Louis Conway Frank Uncapher Pine Township Cathering Twila Engle Helen Learn Gould Coy David Putt Curt Ober Hellwood Mise Iva Hmeish June Laurel Swamp Ford Parry Mabel Jewtown Ruth Buterbaugh R. A. Martins Elizabeth Roberts Westover Irene Vanderhoof Ariel Harold Learn Kenwood Wesley George Scott Roberts Heilwood

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