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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1916
Page
8
Memorial activities for old soldiers and church services
The town hosts a Memorial Day program with WCGTU ladies serving dinner to veterans. Graves will be decorated in the forenoon and afternoon addresses at United Presbyterian Church. Dinner in the Sunday school room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
Mary Weaver
Indiana
John Weaver
John Weaver Over Sabbath, Mr. and Mrs. H. Shettler
George
Brockwayville
Marion
William ‘Wilson
Near Town
J. Wallace Fraser
Presbyterian Church
Beracha Cemetery
Elizabeth O'Lancey
Elderton
John
Aleter
Nora Pierce
Dayton
Dennis
Mitchells Mills Clean Up Day At Diamondville Graveyard
Saturday is the day set for a community cleanup of the Diamondville graveyard. Residents urged to join Mr and Mrs Sidney Meyers and family in the effort. Notables include many local residents attending recent funerals and gatherings with visits among townspeople.
Townsfolk News Roundup In Cherryhill Township
Mrs T R Lukehart is seriously ill after hospital admission in Indiana. Mrs C E Amond and son Levi visit Greenwich at Pearl Amond home. J D Sleppy repaints his building. Mr and Mrs Rose Reade of Heilwood spend weekend with Manorsville visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Lukehart
Indiana Hospital
C. E. Amond
Levi
R. H. Golden
Mary
Greenwich
Pearl Amond
J. D. Sleppy
Rose Reade
Heilwood
Manorsville
Local Residents and Visitors Across Belsano and Johnstown
The column lists many visits and illnesses. Mrs. M G Golden is sick. St Vinton Edwards and wife visited her parents in Belsano. Charlie Waltemire had finger amputated by Dr Stephens. Wolfe family visited Clymer. Gordon and Wayne Coy guest at Deihl home. Mrs John Warren and daughter Sara of Johnstown visited John Clawson's parents. Auntie Steecle of Johnstown visited Wim Steele family. Alberta Milliken of New Florence visited Margaret Mabon. Hysong called in Johnstown. Ira Spackman family of Altoona spent time with Joseph Beck. James Dick of Harrisburg visited Elmer and family. Robb, Mack, and Helen visited in town. Mabon families entertained in Johnstown. Elsie Loijanizer of Pitcairn visited Steele family. Harry Henderson from Johnstown with T A Henderson. Hugh Mabon from Johnstown visited Mabons. Sara Ella and Clair Hood left for Mechanicsburg summer normal. George McDowell family spent week with John Mabon family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. G. Golden
St. Vinton Edwards
Belsano
Charlie Waltemire
T. D. Stephens
C. Wolfe
Clymer
R. H. Burnett
Gordon
Wayne Coy
A. L. Deihl
John Warren
Sara
Johnstown
John Clawson
Altoona
Joseph Walbeck
James Dick
Harrisburg
Elmer Dick
Lee Robb
Samuel Mack
Helen
W. B. Mabon
Frank Mabon
Frank
Thomas Mabon
J. H. Mabon
Elsie Loijanizer
Pitcairn
William Steele
Harry Henderson
T. A. Henderson
Hugh Mabon
I. Ht. Mabon
Sara Ella
Clair Hood
Mechanicsburg
George McDowell
John Mabon
Dayton and nearby residents visit over weekend
Rolland Korb and Josiah Neal visited and called on friends in Dayton and Smicksburg. J and McGrane, Glen McDonald and families, Mrs. Chester McClelland, and others from Indiana, Punxsutawney, Homer City, and Barnesboro were callers or guests across Friday to Sunday, with measles illness noted for Dale Crawford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Point
Hrmie Hicks
Smicksburg
Dale Crawford
Harry Stear
Jake McAfoose
Icho
Rolland Korb
Progress Club List Sees New Rates For 1915 Subscriptions
The Progress issues a new rate effective September 1 1915 offering Rural Cel iary Subscribers access to daily newspapers at reduced prices plus many weekly farm papers and magazines. Subscriptions at 1 50 in advance require cash with orders. Packages include Progress with Pittsburg Gazette Times Pittsburg Daily Dispatch Philadelphia North American Weekly Disputes Toledo Weekly Blade New York Thrice weekly World St Louis Globe Democrat National Stock man Warmer Ohio Farmer Newdea Monthly Magazine Kimball's Dairy Farmer Woman's World Today's Magazine People's Popular Monthly McCalls Farm Life and other titles with varied prices and monthly patterns.
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Progress
Celivary
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