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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1918

Page

1

News of County Rewns in South Bend

Weekend visits span Vandergrift Indiana and Pittsburgh with relatives and friends. Community meeting attendance, church services, a service flag dedication showing seven soldiers, and local social events are noted along with car purchases and a Ridge Avonmore basketball game ending 6 to 0.

Soutid Bend Wineland and Sons Pittsburgh Alvie Wanna Marie Clickinger Vandergrift Hugh Henderson S.J. Henderson Indiana Nellie Lois Verne Mildred Townsend Elizabeth Painter Hf. Hanna Reformed Church Sade Mariah Smith W. L. Crum Martha Wray G. W. Wray Shady Plain Lawrence Ezra Dunmire

West Wheatfield Notes Bring Home a Veteran and Local News

Mr. Henry Bennett, recently discharged due to disability, returns from Columbus with his wife and will work as a teamster on the Mason farm for George Cline. Geraldine Cochran visits Eva Palmer. The Duman and McCrory party travels to Indiana. Woods family visits Greensburg. Shoupe undergoes eye surgery in Bolivar. Wisie Palmer visits her sister Mrs. George Clinson. Mary Nady, formerly with Della Flaskins, moves to work for Laura Palmer in Derr y pottery. John Marsh is ill. Zuth and Grace Hall visit Ridge relatives.

West Wheatfield Henry Bennett Columbus Mason Farm George Cline Geraldine Cochran Eva Palmer Joe Duman McCrory Indiana Clarence Woods Jene Georietta Greensburg William Shoupe Clyde Palmer Bolivar Shoup Wisie Palmer George Clinson Mary Nady Della Flaskins Laura Palmer Derry

Clymer Social Roundup Prolific Weekend Visits

Harry Lydieck of Sample Run spent a week at Mr and Mrs Marion Shanks home. Mrs Max Siekenberger and children of Wandin visited Mr and Mrs Lloyd Ingles. Buddlisher smiles marked the week as Mr and Mrs M W Shank hosted Amanda Shank of Sample Run and Irma Long of Diamondville. Mack Stewart and two children visited relatives in Indiana. Glenn Clemenson of Warnesboro stayed with his parents. Mrs Allen Hetrick recovering from diphtheria. Ollie Henry called on Clymer Saturday. Samuel Kelley and two children spent Sunday with John Kelly and Diamondville. Newton Long and wife and Chester Long and wife of Diamondville visited Saturday evening.

Elders Ridge Hugh Lowman Margaret Coleman Remuley Geneva John Wesley Isabel Snyder Apollo Blakley Henry M. Blough Samuel Kimmel Johnstown Warner Nannie Calhoun Indiana J. W. Warner Clara Hine Geneva Snyder Earl Manners H. Snyder Rev. McKinney Pittsburgh the Ridge Ridge Avonmore M. W. Shank Amanda Shank Sample Run Irma Long Diamondville Mack Stewart Tiwo Glenn Clemenson Warnesboro Allen Hetrick Ollie Henry Clymer Samuel Kelley John Kelly Newton Long Chester Long

Weekend Notes From Hill Top and Nearby

Hill Top area reports a quiet Sabbath with Mr and Mrs Harry Kerr and family visiting. Miss Elizabeth Kay recovers slowly from a fall. Miss Margaret Dible and Bertha Watt vacationed two days in Iselin. Mr Hartman of Pittsburgh visits Mr and Mrs Wo George and family. Robison was thrown from a horse on Wednesday night injuring his ribs. Mrs Mythameh ieh il visited DH Rays on the Sabbath. Indiana visitors include Miss Margaret Dible Evie Watt and A W Robinson. McIntyre visitors James Benno and family stopped by one day last week.

Harry Kerr Po Miler F. Robinson Elizabeth Kay Margaret Diblo Bertha Watt Iselin Dlartman Pittsburgh Wo. George Fieuily PL Robison Reres Dinjure Mars Mythame Ehilan Indiana Margaret Dible Evie Watt A. W. Stobinson Mr. and Airs James Benno McIntyre

Heilwood and Alverda People Among Weekly Travelers

Local residents from Heilwood and Alverda are listed with travel to Johnstown and other towns. Mentions include Paul Smith and Merrill Kinnan motor trips, Mrs. Bennett visiting, and James Fleming from Mitchells Mills staying with his son George. A work accident injures Merrill Kinnan, and George Fleming burns his hand at a live mine wire. Mothers Day services are noted at the Presbyterian church with Red Men attendance.

Alverda Smith Paul Joiner Merrill Kinnan Ruby Smith Johnstown I. D. Bennett Nan Bennett J. G. Martin Gomer Smith Barnesboro James Wleming Mitchell's Mills George George Fleming G. N. Davies John Cresson M. Bennett and Sons Ralph Edward Er. J. Fleming Indiana Martha Davis Heilwood T. A. Davis

Livermore News Wrapped in Weekend Visits and Local Happenings

Noble Hunter of Denver visits his brother M J Hunter while Cyrus Stilfy’s car overturns but causes only minor injuries. Vada Watt and Jessie Watt visit the Shearer household. Clayton and Taylor families visit relatives locally. Cyrus and Herbert Stiffy plans and Camp Glen Burnie trip noted. Bread shortage hits Livermore. Rutledge serves in aviation. Seigfried family guests from Blairsville amid summer plans.

Herbert Stiffy Camp Glen Burnie William Unecapher Irwin Livermore Blairsville Glen Bolen Ewing Rutledge Rutledge Aviation Ray Seigfried A. Siegfried Mae Bolen eJannette

Pleasantville and Pleasant Valley Social Roundup Notes

Local residents recount visits and calls across Pleasantville Pleasant Valley and nearby townships. Names include Wilmer Nicewonger Dorothea Gerkeypile Irene Vanderhoof Ma. and Mrs John Kephart Jay Berkeypile Mabel Gibson Eva Gibson and others with travels to St Benedict McKeesport Indiana and Big Run during the week and weekend.

Marion Center Notes and Local Honours

Mrs. J. H. Stewart was badly poisoned last week while cleaning wallpaper. The Marion Center National Bank displays a service flag with two stars for Samuel Clare and Walter Black. Merle Stewart and family of Georgeville, and Mrs. Harry Weimer and children of Grove Chapel visited their parents here briefly.

Marion Center J. H. Stewart Marion Center National Bank Samuel Clare Walter Black Merle Stewart Georgeville Harry Weimer Grove Chapel

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India Dick” Thompson Indiana, Pa DEVOE J. M. Stewart & CO PENNA Devoe Sdain Pittshores Peterson & C Hardware & Stoves Patronize Progress News of County Rewns Presbyterian Church Sterling Order of Red Men Johns Hesse Penn-Mary Coal Co Buckeye Coal Company Carmichaels R. C. Lytle Brushvalley Chas Kuker A. W. Hesse J. F. Wilson Gray Joseph Hotter T. H. Duncan Terrence Waltemire G. R. Lyon Alice Wilson Pleasant Valley Mabel Eva Gibson J. Leila Meekins Mabel Lydick Cockport A. W. Lydic’s Lydicc C. Miller Calleus Stafford Everett Clawson Goese Coe Ook Mien Uncle Sam Dinsmore Bros Indiana Foundry Company Indiana, Penna Miners Bank Jacksonville Farmers and Miners Bank of Jacksonville W.L. Neal W. L. Shields R. A. Kelly Arthur Evans CG. W. Wells Vernon F. Taylor Samuel Boden C. Neal
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