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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1923

Page

9

Smicksburg Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits

A flurry of visitors from Dayton Punxsutawney Vandergrift and nearby towns called on friends and relatives in Smicksburg and surrounding areas. Amid Sunday gatherings and school term closings residents shared meals and greetings with families such as the Hoovers Weston Lukeharts Nichol and Hall, while others traveled from Be y er Indiana and Rochester Mills for social calls and dinners.

Local social and visiting notices from Deckers Point

DuBois residents and area families share Sunday visits and incidents. Roy Kinter attended Sabbath with his mother Mrs. Sophia Kinter. Stitt and daugher visited Samuel Stitt. Meri Rainey bought a new Ford. Merle Rainey and Carl Burns called at East Ridge. Everett Burns family visited Bilsworth Manner. Frank Walker and wife of Gookport called on G. W. Hazlett. Indiana visitors included H. Burns and sons Ward and Telford. Samuel Still and Mrs. Fisher called in Plumville. Dr. W. Kinter attended Harry Short's funeral. Dean Mumau visited D. W. Mullau. Kirk Sheesley and John Seitt were Indiana callers. Harve Reithmiller family visited Mrs. Mary Boucher. Faye McAdoo and Helen Burns visited Leona Fisher. Mrs. John McAdoo and family attended the circus in Indiana. GW Hazlett bought a new Ford.

Roy R. Kinter DuBois Sophia Kinter Roy Stitt Hallwood Samuel Stitt Meri Rainey Ted MacQuown Ord William Stonebraker Merle Rainey Carl Burns East Ridge Everett Burns Mary Louise Winifred Bilsworth Manner Frank Walker Gookport G. W. Hazlett H. &. Burns Ward Telford Indiana Samuel Still John Fisher Samuel McAfoos Plumville W. Kinter Harry Short Dean Mumau East Run D. W. Mullau Kirk Sheesley John Seitt Harve Reithmiller Mary Boucher Faye McAdoo Helen Burns Leona Fisher John McAdoo

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