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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1922
Page
5
Chambersville and nearby areas report a busy week with graduation events, church services, neighborhood visits, and local travel. Residents include Ansiey, the Kirk and Ro families, and visiting scholars and students from Dubois and Pine Vale. A festival at Manav Chach school and a charity ball at Bagmore drew crowds, while school closures, cemetery cleanup, and parish plans shaped the pace of life.
Tert Braughler and Miss Tessa Stew art glaited at the home of Mr. and Mrs Kerr Saturday evening. D. McManis ig quite Mrs J Reese an daughter Terma were Tintontown Wednesday. Miss Tiyit Braughler visited at the home of her grandfather at Ginkeh Sunder. A farewell surprise party was held at the William Stahl home Thursday eve ning in honor of Elwyn Stall who was at home on month's furlough. Miss May Snyder, who was employed at the home of WW Armstrong, returned home Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Wl Spisher of Cherry Vree, who live been visiting at the Tat Ler a home, returned home on Sunday. M McAroose King bought a new 1 M Edwards made a business trip to iGameshoto Wednesday. Pord Docker has bought a new car. Mrs C Lantry visited at Garwa Sunday. Montemmery spent the week end at his home here.
Residents share Safbor Day visits and hospital stays. Mrs Pranis Lapmhidine hosts, Robert Trenkney visits his wits at Allegheny General. Esther Lapmhidine returns from Presbyterian. Memorials mark funeral attendance for Hugh Lowmoon and Mrs Rankin. Messages about church services and local land lease notes. Executor announces Minnie J Carney estate probate with claim deadlines.
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