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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1923

Page

4

Smicksburg Community Notes Include Move In And Visits

Smicksburg residents report Mr. and Mrs. Clark Zimmerman and daughter Nancy Louise have moved back to town from Vara na. Mrs. Etta Elkin of Loop fell and broke her hip, admitted to Punxsutawney hospital. Claude Ginter and daughter Avleda of Rochester Mills visited his sister Tillie Stiteler. George Roush of Vandergrift spent weekend with his mother Mollie Roush. Mrs. Ginter of Smithport plans stay with Tillie Stiteler. Renee, John and Arleen Glanyon visited their parents in Dixonville. Blaine Dodson visiting near New Bethlehem. Ladies Fancy Work Club and local bankers held a farewell for the Bence family on April 24 at W. E. Bence’s home. Meetings and discussions noted at Mrs. Weston’s home. president absent with vice president presiding.

Smicksburg Clark Zimmerman Nancy Louise Varona Etta Elkin Loop Punxsn- Xawney Hospital Claude Ginter Alveda Rochester Mills Tillie Stiteler George Roush Vanderverift Mollie Roush Ginter Smithport EB. Renee John Arleen CB. Glanyon Dixonville Blaine Dodson Stahlman New Bethlehem Annicksburg Bank Bence

Chicks from the Shell to the Reaster meeting notes

Maude Patchin wrote about a Chicks meeting and a lunch hosted by a hostess. The next gathering is set for Mrs. Tillie Stiteler’s home. The report lists regional visits by residents including the Shaffers of Waier and Stiteler family members, with many local names and a note that the winter term of school has closed.

Maude Patchin Tillie Stiteler Wm. Shaffer Walier Hatter 2D. W. Stiteler Joe Marshall Som Luther Thomas Brear Josephine Wand John Dawid George Marshall Panxsiutiwoey EB. OW Albert Steir Indiana Jussell Aialett Aaron Fuuikehort Kittanning Siren Frank Uncapher Jessie Mildred Faxmeer Harry Stiteler Juomity Pharville

Closing Day At No 6 School Conemaugh Township

Lewisville Mish Mabel Cribbs wrapped up a second term at No 6 in Conemaugh township on Thursday April 26. Patrons brought baskets for a picnic after perfect attendance prizes went to Anna May Marshal John Sowing Stella Quick and Louise Marshall.

Mish Mabel Cribbs Conemaugh Township Anna May Marshal John Lowing Stella Quick Louise Marshall Margaret Ewing Nola Compton Irene Hughes Jno Slughes Clark Campbell Miss Cribbs Bertha Ewing Ewing Isabel Cunningham

Zion's Valley Social Notes and Local Movements

Mary Campbell and Roy Coleman took the eighth grade exam at South Bend. Families from Vandergrift and Avonmore visited and moved homes near Mechanicsburg. Preachers from Elderton spoke in the valley church and will continue Tuesday night. Community updates include schooling, illnesses, shopping trips, and prayers with many local names and places.

Zion’s Valley Mary Campbell Roy Coleman South Bend Royden Walker and Vandergrift Walker Frank Matson

Saltsburg Notes on Local People and Events

Roy Saltsburg convalesces after appendicitis at Allegheny General Hospital. Walter Walker and sister visit from Oliver. Elizabeth Fultz returns from Atlantic City due to sister Mrs Burton Leach illness. May term jury duty for T. B. Stewart. Sabbath schools district No. 10 meet May 10. Odd Fellows sermon at Methodist Church by Rev. St R Griffith. Mrs. Redpath of Tyler Mountain visiting Salisbore friends. Forest fire scare averted by town residents and high school students. Youngest Brown child badly burned Saturday. Oliver McCagney, Boward McLaughlin, Movard Grassel win prizes in Boy Scout box contest. Margaret Jackson of Grove City College Class of ’23 teaching at Parnassus High. Isabel Gunninghan visits In- Main area. George Learn and Hamilton Neal from Blairsville visit home. Mr. and Mrs. Do Neil return from Florida with grandson Neal Wright. Mrs. C J Fleming and Misses Traba Neal and Lilian Allshous visit J R Learn. Mrs. G L Stewart visiting parents I M Long near Ele ders Ridge. Dr TZ Boden buys a new truck. J M Cunningham visits Indiana. Dorothy Myers finishes term and returns home near Chambersville.

Roy J. c. Newry Allegheny General Hospital Walter Walker Oliver Saltsbury Elizabeth Fultz Atlantic City Burton Leach Stewart United States Court Pittsburgh Sabbath Schools of Districe Bultsburg Lodge Methodist Church Sumday St. R. Griffith Rank Redpath Tyle Mont Clark Brown Oliver McCagney Boward McLaughlin Movard Grassel Margaret Jackson Grove City College Parnassus I. M. Long

Local Social Notes from Indiana Township and Neighbors

Mrs Geo Palmer visited Indian Priday. Mrs Hua Warner spent a week with daughter Mrs Paul Dixon of Conemaugh township. Merle Studell family moved to Indiana. Mr and Mrs Frank Patrick guests of his parents at Mihaffey late week. Ladies Missionary Society held an all day meeting at Mrs John Wiggins home. Mrs William Devlin visiting Mr and Mrs J Harey McCurdy. Mrs and Mrs Duff Edwards Indiana shop Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Elmer Rising and Verna of Indiana spent Sabbath with friends. Camp Fire Girls meeting at Mrs Miller home Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Starhell of Kittanning visited Sabbath with mother Mrs Samuel Kerr.

Geo. Palmer Hua Warner Paul Dixon Conemaugh Township Merle Studell Indiana Frank Patrick Mihaffey Ladies ’ Missionary Society John Wiggins William Devlin J. Harey McCurdy Duff Edwards Elmer Rising Verna Hus Place Miller Wilbur Starhell Kittanning Samuel Kerr

Weekend visits and family ties across towns

Marion Onntor and Miss Margaret Hamill spent the weekend at home. Miss Mayme Barr visits home for a few days. Will Kinter of Indiana spent Sabbath with aunt Ada B. Kinter of Manor Street. N. E. Garrs were called to Punxsutawney Sabbath by a hospitalized niece. Chase and Park Van Horn, Mrs Blystone’s brothers, observed Sabbath. R. A. Henderson and family traveled to Indiana Saturday. Iv or Gaul and family of Covode visited W Tarr and J L Brilhart. J Z Way and son Wendell called on Foster Lightcap. Norace Kinter called Blairsville for ill mother Elizabeth McLeister. Dr. D W Gromley and bride staying with her parents C G Grimm. Mrs J M Stewart visiting daughter Ruth in Pittsburgh. A Korb family and Thad Noerr and wife of La Jose were guests at J R Donahhey’s. Ithoda Tyger home from Indiana.

Margaret Hamill Mayme Barr Hory S Rey Will Kinter Indiana Mra Ada B. Kinter Manor Streat N. EH. Garr Lislelystone and Tocus Elizabeth McLeister D. W. Gromley Bride CG. R. Grimm J. M. Stewart Miss Ruth Pittsburgh South Side Hospital A. Korb Thad Noerr la Jose J. R. Donahey Ithoda Tyger

Johnston Family Visit Noted Amid Illness in Town

Paul Johnston arrived Sunday due to his father’s illness. Grace McHenry spent the last week with her sister Mrs J M Johnston. Rev Chilcote led the tune.

Paul Johnston Grace McHenry J. M. Johnston Rev. Chilcote

Newspaper combination offer for R. D. readers

A promotional note touts a one year trio of The Progress Pittsburgh Daily Gazette Times and The National Stockman and Farmer at 6.50, usable by old or new subscribers along Ki F routes. Substitutions possible with The Pittsburgh Daily Post. The Gazette Times is Republican and The Post Democratic. Cash with orders. address Indiana Progress, Indians, Pa. 16-11.

Progress Pittsburgh Daily Gazette Times National Stockman and Farmer Pitts Burch Gaazette Times Gazette Times The Post Indiana Progress

Local notes reveal visits and school vacation dates

Esther Spence visits Mrs Sloan while Charles Sloan has his house painted by Harold Nesbitt. Township and borough schools close this week for vacation. Several residents travel to Indiana or visit relatives, including John Trusul and Bruce Loughry families, Tillie Kunkle and children, and Eliza Johnston. Alex Wardens's mother was buried Monday. Mrs Kunkle visits Indiana. Jennie Waitman visits Bartha. Carlisle Bathell moves to the butcher shop floor. Myrtle Fry and children visit Eva Slendricka. J W McHenry spends Sunday at home. Amma Miller's family escorts daughter to Indiana Normal for employment.

Ben Carnahan Esther Spence C. B. Sloan Charles Sloan Harold Nesbitt John Trusul Bruce Loughry Thre Town Indiana Tillie Kunkle Roselle Moody Eliza Johnston Alex Warden Charles Kunkle Jennie M. Waitman Bartha Carlisle Bathell Myrtle Fry Eva Slendricka J. W. McHenry Amma Miller Indiana Normal

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