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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1925

Page

9

Sports section brims with gear players will want

Regardless of your summer recreation, our Sports Section is packed with equipment and great prices. Baseball players especially will appreciate the quality and value on offer.

Indiana County Hart Schaffner and Marx Serand Boys Indiana

Cherry Tree Social Notes Brighten Culver Area

Local item highlights visits and family updates from Cherry Tree and Cookport including Mr. and Mrs. James Long and kin in Culver, Amelia Hower in Williamsport, numerous trips to Pittsburgh Altoona and Johnstown, a birth announcement, baccalaureate plans, and civic club activities with the Lady Cherry Rebekah lodge and Odd Fellows gatherings. Names, towns, and events feature prominently.

Bill Patton C. A. Grumbling Esther Grumbling Merle Schaff Johnstown B. R. Brilhart J. F. Notley Robert Tonkin Margaret McCormick Presbyterian Church George Davis Barnesboro R. D F. P. Markness R. O. Lytle Mahaffey Louis Straw Gav. Madden O. G. Stull J. Ef. Hovner J. H. Winslow Civic Club Lady Cherry Rebekah Lodge Lodge Altoona Cherry Tree Ciisa

Quilting gathering at George Fry's home in Willet

Friends of George Fry near Willet held a quilting event on May 21 with a chicken dinner served by Mee t Fry and contributions from guests. Attendees included Mrs. Ira Marlin, Mrs. Mat Adamson, Mrs. Bert Orr and Ethel, Mrs. Ralph Orr, Mrs. Joseph Parks, Mrs. Frank Lohry, Mrs. Michael Boyar, Mrs. Josah Wighister and Ethel, Mrs. Alex Ray, Mrs. John Clowes, Merle Spence, Vesta Spence, Mrs. Ellen Flieming and daughters Ross and Ethel, Mrs. Bryan Miller and C. C. Watterson family among others. Also noted travel by Mrs. C. C. Watterson of Indian, a sickness in John Orr, Sara Orr visiting Indiana, and Paul Black named teacher at Marlin School for the winter of 1925-26.

George Fry Near Here Meet Fry John Pry Ira Marlin Mat Adamson Bert Orr Daughster Ethel Ralph Orr Joseph Parks Frank Lohry Michael Boyar Josah Wighister Alex Ray John Clowes Merle Spence Vesta Spence Ellen Flieming Ross Bryan Miller C. C. Watterson

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