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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1937

Page

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Mother's Day Guests Attend East Wheatfield Event

East Wheatfield hosts a large Mother's Day gathering with guests from Blairsville Johnstown and Tarentum including Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brantlinger and families Mrs C H Hutcheson Miss Dillie Cunningham and Margaret Cunningham. The Cramer M. Ki church observed Mother's Day with a rededication service and a sermon from Dr Jose Blakeville district leader. The church renovation featured new paper woodwork carpet and a new vestibule with Mayberry Naugle volunteering woodwork. Attendance reached 98 at Sabbath School and many out-of-town relatives joined the service.

East Wheatfield C. H. Findley Frank Brantlinger Blairsville Kenneth Mack Ward Mack Leon Rodgers Dil Ne Cunningham J. J. Hutcheson Susan Bracken Billy Johnstown Cramer M. Ki Viola Cr. Findley Nellie Stengen Gertrude Butts Mildred L. Windley Ladies Aid Society Mayberry Naugle Jose Blakeville Harry E. Smith Harry Buits Sarah McAdren Warren McFeaters Margaret Preall Fred Brantlinger Sarah Brantlinger Ruth Bess Cramer Annie Stutzman Fessler Charles Stutzman Armagh Clyde

Sunday Visits Across Ebensburg and Nearby Towns

Local residents report Sunday visits among families in Ebensburg Blair, Dormire, Hugus, Brillhart, Bartholomew and nearby areas. Notable travel includes Wayne Elder of Rochester Mills and Oakley Ellenberger of Juneau calling on friends, with several trips to Altoona Sprankle Mills and Clairton.

Morgan Evans Ebensburg Thomas Sutter Guy Sheesley Big Run C. G. Wolf Frank Robinson Fairview C. E. Hugus Prank Terpe Barberton, O William Dormire Wayne Elder Rochester Mills Jacob Brillhart Evelyn Hugue Punxsutawney Co. BE. Hugue Herbert White Indiana Mabel Wyant John McCormick Derry Norma Jean Rose Anna Shields Jacob Bartholomew Burt Palmer Altoona Oakley Ellenberger Juneau Blair Gaul Rowland Korb Troutville Clarence Carbaugh George Gaul Sprankles Mills

Pine Flats Community Notes and Local Moves

Pine Flats reports visitors and residents notable for a week at home and with relatives. D. A. Green and Dan Lake with William Parry spent time in town. Steele Tate stayed with grandparents in Dixontvilles. A large family group gathered for Mother's Day at Mary Morris's home with many relatives. Measles spread, Tom Barkley moved to Dixonville, Bob Conner relocated to Ford Smith farm. The Progress and Pittsburgh Post-Gazette subscription price noted.

Pine Flats D. A. Green Johnstown Dan Lake William Parry New York Steele Tate Dixonvilles Mary ©. Morris William Morris Killy Clarksburg R. J. Tate and Sons Indiana Merle Almond McIntyre William Rheinard Homer City Esty Meekine Carrolltown Charles Fulmer Waterman Carlysle Henry Steele, Geraldine and Willagene Tate Frank Parry India

Sunset Collision Secrets In Rear View Mirror

Mary and Phil spar over a car crash caused near Hilldale and Ridgefield as Mary insists she was not at fault. He doubts her story, suspects blame, and presses for truth while Mary reveals she was watching a sunset in the rear view mirror.

Mary Thorpe Bob Henderson Mary Phil Breckenridge Phil Bob Hilldale Ridgefield Rikidale

Creekside Families Share Weekend Visits and Life Updates

Mr and Mrs Robert North and children visited Mrs Callie Spence over the weekend. Connie Johnston recovering well after mastoid operation at Indiana hospital. C A DeHaven of Cloe visited Randall DeHaven family. Anderson and Ray Short bought new cars. Tomer moved from Mrs Graham residence to D A McKee’s house. Mother s Day observed at both churches. John Kunkle of California visiting friends nearby. Clarence Kunkle hosted a family reunion near Indiana. Luther Sutton and Frank Dixon traveled to Indiana. Mrs Walter Kunkle ill. John Weston moved to Clarengs Shields house previously occupied by Byron Frick. Harry Weasel visited daughter Dorothy. Louis Cardemone and family plan to move soon. Thoren Walker spent the week...

Creekside Robert North Callie Spence Connie Johnston Indiana Hospital C. A. DeHaven Cloe Randall DeHaven Anderson Ray Short Tomer Graham D. A. McKee John Kunkle California Clarence Kunkle Indiana Luther Sutton Frank Dixon Walter Kunkle John Weston Clarengs Shield Byron Frick Harry Weasel Dorothy Sunny Louie Cardemone Thoren Walker

Crinaldi Arrival Highlighted In Alverda News

Congratulations pour in for Mr. and Mrs. Ross Crinaldi Jr on the birth of a baby girl at Spangler hospital Saturday. Local notes list visitors and callers including Eleanora Long from Ebensburg visiting Aunt Mrs. Joseph Money, and several Johnstown and Indiana residents stopping by. the page records multiple weekend callers to Joseph Money home and nearby towns.

Alverda Ross Crinaldi Spangler Hospital Eleanora Long Ebensburg Joseph Mooney John Sabo Barnesboro Alma Vater Joseph Leone Johnstown Margaret Joiner Indiana Arch Repine Joseph Money Home Thomas McQuillan Gon Clifford Davis Mia

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