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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1931

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Local Lions and Visitors Trade Weekend News

Dixonville notes list visits by Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Tate and two children to Indiana resident R. E. B. Cribbs Sunday. Indiana shoppers Lon Jacoby Saturday night. Charles Edwards on Altoona business Friday. Charlie Berner injured in an automobile fall. Dobson callers from Chambersville last week. Jay Alligron family moved in with Wm. Brady Sr. Brady Jr. moved to Stafford. O. O. Napp and wife at Spanish War veterans meeting in Indiana. Mrs. Hester McAdoo and children visited in Emeigh. Boy Scouts Troop No. 2 hiked to Pine Flats and back. W. J. Barber scout master. Pearl Bone of Barr Slope visiting here. Raymond and Mrs. Sunderlin of New Kensington visited. Violet Casker returned from Camden N. J. Mary Roache of Philadelphia visiting John Roache. John Rowe of near Dixonville called on friends. John Oakes in Indiana hospital improving from broken leg. Carroll Jasper of Pittsburgh and Kayle Burkett of New Kensington visited.

Charles Hdwards Altoona Charlie Berner J. L. Dobson Chambersville Jay Alligron Wm. Brady Wm. Brady,Jr Stafford O. O. Napp Mid-West Vicinity Council of Indiana Boy Scouts Pine Flats W. J. Barber Pearl Bone Barr Slope Raymond Sunderlin New Kensington Stanley Sunderlin Violet Casker Camden N.J Mary Roache Philadelphia John Roache John Rowe Dixonville John Oakes Indiana Hospital Carroll Jasper Pittsburgh Acyle Burkett

Uniontown Visitors Arrive From Nearby Towns

Mrs Margaret Davis and her son from Pittsburgh visited relatives Sunday. Evangelist and Mrs Woodrow with daughters Luella and Sarah and son Paul from Somerset were weekend guests at James Langham home. Mr and Mrs Wilmer Johns and daughter Gaynell plus Mr and Mrs Walley Johns and Mrs Abbie Johns from Indiana called on relatives. Mr and Mrs Blaine Beringer of St Benedict dined at James Langham home Sunday. Samuel Biss is a patient in Spangler hospital.

Margaret Davis Pittsburgh Evangelist Woodrow Luella Sarah Paul Somerset James Langham Wilmer Johns Gaynell Walley Johns Abbie Johns Indiana Blaine Beringer Samuel Biss Spangler Hospital

Community Notes From Creekside and Nearby

Edith Riddle moved from the Harmon property to the J M Johnston home. Rev Moore visited members in the area. A Mother's Day program at the M church was well received. Lohr bought an automobile. Mr and Mrs Frank Wilson planned a visit to daughter Margaret in Reno. Stewart Pfeil worked at Lowry Little’s near Plumville. A town show is planned on the community park ground. The ball team held a dance last Friday night. J M Johnston was home over Sunday. Ora Armstrong of Rochester Mills visited sister Mrs Cy Rolls. Mrs Wilhelm visited Eva Hendricks. S P Kunkle and family moved to Ohio for work. Borough school closed last Friday with several pupils reporting perfect attendance. Mr and Mrs McKinley Adamson visited Mr and Mrs Weasel on Sunday. Mrs Clarence Shields sick. Banks Willery home over Sunday. James Steffey ill. Charles Steffey in Indiana Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Wm Tyger of Taylorstown visited Engle. Mr and Mrs Shankle near Pine Platts announced birth of a son Monday. Christina Rodgers of Heill wood visited Catherine Engle Sunday. Rey Yingling of Cherry Tree was a business caller Monday. Rev and Mrs De Prefontaine and son Walter were callers Saturday. Miller Pyle a recent business caller at Penn Mary. Mr and Mrs Paige Burkey and daughter spent Sunday in the Parry home.

Edith Riddle Harmon J. M. Johnston Rev. Moore Eg. Lohr Frank Wilson Margaret Reno Stewart Pfeil Lowry Little Plumville Ora Armstrong Rochester Mills Cy Rolls Wilhelm Eva Hendricks P. Kunkle Ohio Kunkle McKinley Adamson Weasel Clarence Shields Banks Willery James Steffey Charles Steffey Indiana Wm. Tyger Taylorsville Engle Shankle Near Pine Plats Christina Rodgers Heillwood Catherine Engle Mr. Yingling Cherry Tres Rey de Prefontaine Walter Miller Pyle Penn Mary Paige Burkey Parry Home

Elders Ridge Sabbath School and Baccalaureate News

Local notices report Elders Ridge Sabbath school sessions next Sabbath with C. E. at 11 am led by Mary Henry. The Baccalaureate sermon will be delivered by Rev. C. G. McNary of Saltsburg on Sabbath May 31 at 8 pm. A district convention and various visits by local residents are listed.

C. E Mary ‘Henry C. CG. McNary Saltsburg Walter Ewing James Indiana James Saltsgiver J. G. Henderson Douglas R. Hine Annabel Ewing George McLaughlin R.E. Carter Indiana County D. I. ‘Shearer Donald and A. R. Ewing Martha Hidler

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