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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1921

Page

9

Dilltown social notes of visits and hometown greetings

Mrs Nelson Young returns home after weeks with daughter in Ebensburg. Several residents visit Erie and Indiana relatives. Johnstown, Nanty Glo, Blacklick and Hastings figures attend church programs, speak at events, or host family. Names include Dilltown families, Stephens, Weaver, Conrad, Tomb, and Repine with assorted Sunday visits and small town updates.

Nelson Young Mary Edwards Ebensburg Hewitt Gon Earl Jare Erie Ethel Stewart Gordon Francis Webrum Eliza Dill Indiana Joseph Weaver Boyd Alabaville Blacklick Gussie Stephens Johnstown Herbrt Iw. I Blacklick Valley Charles Stiles

Community Notices From Clarksburg Small Town

Mrs H Ll Shady of Altoona visits daughter Mrs Frank Davis. Mrs Cline Lowther hosted a party for the play participants training. Wilbur Coleman nurses a sore foot after stepping on a rusty nail. Church service moved to W O W hall due to unavailability of the church this Sabbath. Alex Hart visited daughter Mrs W W Cribbs on Saturday. Harold Kinter spends the summer on the Ralph Rager farm. Raymond Whrick slowly recovers from pneumonia and remains hospitalized at Latrobe.

H. Ll. Shady Altoona Frank Davis Cline Lowther Wilbur Coleman W. O. W. Hall Alex Hart W. W. Cribbs Harold Kinter Ralph Rager Raymond Whrick Latrobe

Local Social Notes From Culver and Nearby Areas

Mrs John Williams of Culver visited friends Friday. Mrs G Fink and sons visiting Patton. Miss Margaret Williams and W W Williams Barneshoro callers Friday. Misses Sara and Annabel Glenn called on Emma and Wilda Williams Friday. Emma and Sara Williams were Indiana visitors Saturday. Mrs Chrissie Gibson visiting sister Mrs Warry Thussell ill past week. Mr and Mrs John Gill and family and Mrs Richard Scollon of Karneshoro visited Sara J Williams and Richard Williams Sunday. H 8 Nichol a business caller in Indiana last week and drove Buick Six home. Ss P Bennett of Detroit guest of St W Hamilton over Sunday. Stelia Neal of Jacksonville, Marion Center summer student, Sabbath with grandmother Mrs S C Hazlett. A J Wall employed at Pittsburgh spent Sat and Sun at home here. Merle Redding visited HM W Skinner last week. Mr and Mrs Merle Good and daughter Louiss of Plumsville visited the latter's mother Mrs S J Tyner.

Frank Smith Windber Samuel Bowser John Bagley Nanty-Glo John Frank Philadelphia John Hadden A. BE. McAnulty Lincoln Gibson Harry Russel Ott McCall Homer Bagley Dortha Repine Barnesboro John Repine Twila Engle Nanty- Glo D. D. Patterson Stafford John Williams Culver Karneshoro Sara 3. Williams Richard Williams H. 8 Merle Good Louiss Plumsville S. J. Tyner

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