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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1907

Page

4

Homer City News Tersely Recaps Local Happenings

From Our Correspondents Little Items of Interest from Every Section of the County Tersely Told by Our Suburban Representatives reports visits by Mr and Mrs 4 H Scott to Jamestown Exposition and other local social notes. It notes church plans for a 12000 building, Prairie State Incubator Co output, Forsythe building work, a 1907 graduating party, and many small town entries including visits, travels, rail work, school activities, and local business openings in Homer City and nearby areas.

4. H.scott Wilia Allison Canton Ths Place George Kerr Pittsburg Smith Baughman Blackiick Methodist Episcopal Church Prairie State Incubator Co Ms Ordera Forsythe Church and Main Streets Mabel Stahl Margaret Stewart Denver Colo Thomas St. Clair Latrobe St. Clair Paul Read Western University Medical School Earl Miller G. A. Campbell Brushvalley Homer City Winifred Gerhard Zella Rumbaugh Mary Taney Mary Ickes Indiana Leonard McGee P. R. R. Pascin Pd Engineer Corps B., R. & P. Railroad Lusperue

Local Notes From East Wheatfield Area

O G Dick is on the sick list and Antchison is improving. About 25 neighbors surprised Miss Florence Dick with an unannounced visit Friday night. Virgil Towb a Indiana Normal School student spent Sunday at home. Mrs Charles Matthews and daughter Mary of Johnstown visit her parents Dr and Mrs R J Tomb.

Rochester Milia A. S. Miller Indiana John Keener Hortons R. H. Work Clair Braughter Yosephine P. J. McGovern Josephine Moss Work Glen Campbell Amos Kuntz Coral M.T. Work Falls Creek Marion Center John C. Work George Groft Chambersville N. H. Hill W. 8. Campbell Punxsutawney J. I. Hurd Wm. Given Florence Pittsburg Gyrus Hubert Calderwood O. G. Dick Antchison Florence Dick Virgil Towb Indiana Normal School Charles Matthews Mary Johstown Edgar Meag DuBois Sarrah Lydile D. W. McMillen William Allshouse Davis Herbert McCall Elder Fulton Pauline McMilen Clark Jamison Near Davis Ben McQuillen Georgeville James Fulmer Mart Plainville Aoat Josephine Dodson Smicksburg Mia Sloan Morrow George Lemon Ord McMillen Miss Keener Plumville Jacob Bice Pauline McMillen Maggie Plamville Wesley Buchanan Mercy Hospital Louis Ben McQuilken Conegaville John Marion Or Willy James Painter Edward Boyer William Park Lizzie Painter South Bend Olive Allshouse Sabath Mabel MceSweeny Homer City John EB. Miller Dan J. Pierce H. Ney Prothero Robert Kerrier Jesse Mock H. Lyon Prothero Howard Hank D. H. Tomb Haines Kelly Co Kelly John F. Clements Don Kettleberger Cowensville Clymer Hardware Elesta Shank Lillian Good

Cemetery work day announced for next Monday

The article notes a cemetery work day planned for Monday with an invitation to all interested to assist. It also lists numerous local residents visiting, returning, or staying with family in Davis, Plumville, and surrounding areas, mentioning hospital stays, visitors, and Sabbath activities.

Howard Honk Mias Nona N Pittsburg William Renkin R. R

Local residents attend ministerial convention and visit relatives

A long list of residents from Vandergeldt, Atwood, Georgeville, Clayville, Punxsutawney, and nearby towns are noted visiting relatives, attending church events, and involvement in local business. Names include Ralph Fairman, Mrs Oscar Jean, Miz Mesweeny, Rev Berkey, Floyd Stear, Mrs W C Brown, Mrs Smouse, Mra W C Good, and many others with sporadic travel to Indiana, Punxsutawney, and Pittsburgh.

Ralph Fairman Vandergeldt Oscar Jean “Mia Chiat Hoover and Ittlé Atwood Miz. Mesweeny Manchand Berkey Worthville Floyd Stear Belite Georgeville W. C. Brown Clale Smith Juneat Charles Work and Children Clayville Will Good Ella Wingart Indiana Normal Clarena Smith Tuneau

Community Notices From Plumville Area Ripples Of Local Life

Local residents listed visiting relatives and attending events in Plumville and nearby towns. Names include Mrs. Henry Bikin, Myrtle Good and daughter Helen, Mrs. Binia Adamingon, Dr. Kamper, Mrs. Ning Davis, Frank Marshall, GN Redding, Mrs. Kurtz Stitler, Ord Bond, Mrs. Josephine Dudson, Cora Rankin, Merle Black, Mrs. George Weston, Dr. T. D. Stephens, Jesse Burkhart, Adam Myers, Florence Spronll, Rev Lawrence Athey, J. Knaff, Oliver Holsapple, Louis Shank, Rev JN Bracken, and local families amid visits, travel, and church events. Memorial sermon planned for old soldiers. multiple social calls noted across towns like Johnstown and Vandergrift.

A. Kamprer Reading Amickaburg Grand Lodge of Odd- Téllows Ning Davis Ritchey C. Robinson I. Cassidy Frank Marshall South Mahoning Township GN. Redding Ridgeway Kurtz Stitler Vandergrift New Kensington Kittanning A. Kamever Butler Penn Ron T. D. Stephens Jesse Burkhart Pittsburg Adam Myers Walter Clymer Florence Spronll Lawrence Athey Punxsatawney Knaff Oliver Holsapple Louis Shank Johnstown J. N. Bracken Jesse Mack James Davis

Horses Sold After May 26 Buggy Sale in Indiana Pa

On Saturday May 26 after the Buggy Sale at J. L. Corps on Booth Sixth Street Indiana Pa six driving and general purpose horses will be sold. These horses must be sold, don’t miss the sale.

J. L.corps Booth Sixth Street Indiana

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