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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1930

Page

8

Local families visit over few days in Butler area

A long list of visitors and residents in Butler include Mrs. Clarence Carbaugh and Luelle from New York, Mr. and Mrs. Blair from Clairton, Mr. and Mrs. Mamett Tloover, Mary Swisher, and Clark Hoover from Clairton, visiting friends. Esther Daughrey of near Marion Center spent Saturday night with her sister. Many relatives and neighbors shared Sundays and Mondays with Sutter family and others in the community, with gas drilling at John Best farm and various travel between Punxsutawney, Bradford, and Niles, Ohio.

Covode G. W. Shields Clarence Carbaugh Luelle New York Jane Sutter Wm. Trettty Indiana Blaire Mamett Tloover Mary Swisher Clark Murry Swisher Clark Hoover Clairton Jana Sutter Perry Strange Gen. White Clifton Jr. M. Sutter Lewis Robert Mitler David Punxautawney J. C. Sloniger Frank Coy Craig Whitacre Niles Ohio Vernon Shaffer Butler Sadie Shaffer Nannie Shields Bessie Tormire Rhoda Hicks Mielen York Sunset Hill Adics Elmer Veffer Stephen Yosko Siater- In-Law Kittanning Kropemnk Flora Stites Abe Pierce Marchand

Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Memorial Day Parade

Armagh residents Mr and Mrs H R Falcon with daughter Helen hosted Roy West and family on Sabbath. Several families and friends traveled for visits and a Blackick church Sunday school party gathered Thursday. A large Memorial Day parade is planned in Bolivar with local fire department veterans and Sunday schools marching to West Bolivar. post office will close at 9 AM and remain closed all day.

State Teachers College Indiana Mick Shaffer John Pts Tuquesne Archie Bowser Worence Kathryn Dunmire Louise Lear Mildred Selton Blackick Free Methodiat Wison Als Viala Fathe Jack Moody Stethenaville Ohlo Jrey Time Lewis Lichtenfels Geralding McClure Dorothy MeIntlre Lena Grace McDowell Alma Shomo Ain Mra Edwin Croll Lutheran Sunday School Monty Croll A. Z. Boyle Arthur Bowser Jeannette Wilbert Mack Vranit Shomo Charles C. Robinson Plenia GW. Boyle Perry Hush Mack Muir Clyde Railvar

Local residents and visitors noted in weekend social sketch

The column lists numerous visits and calls around Spruce and Punxsutawney including Mrs. Grant Vanleer and son from Locust visiting Mrs. Tlan nah Brown, Albert Jeffries and family from Blairsville, and others in Ilr Ohio Indiana and Blairsville. It mentions Mrs. Hiamith Grown’s serious illness, and several residents returning home after weekends with relatives or friends.

Miriim Jeffries Ilr George Tuller Grant Vanleer Tlan Nah Brown Albert Jefries and Blairaville Alfred Tohnsgon Indtana Greene Thadeus Jeffries Ohio James Terries Smiley Hiamith Grown C. C. Bowers Prank Totls Murry Corsin Indigua St M. Dudaon Ininxgatiwney Charles Slank Indiana Iiiter Hannah Brows Frank McCool

Lewisville Community Notices and Weekly Visits

Preaching at 2 30 p.m. and Sabbath school at 1 15 p.m. Mrs Ming and daughter Mot visited Milas Jennie Burkley on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Herbert Stifey were Lewisville callers. Mrs Clark Marshall and son Staymond visited. Ladies from nearby towns called at I M Speedy home for dry cleaning. Ed Burkley and son Paul of Ohio spent weekend here. Hoy McGinley and L C Lergugon family from Parnassus visited W B Ginley. Joy and Laurence Ewing from New Koue alugion visited. Otto Neal visited friends near Maniftrod. Win Fleming wagoned to Bhiffsville and Latrobe. Mrs J M Speedy, recently at West Penn Hospital, returned home. Memorial services held at Conemaugh on Sabbath.

Oy Ming Mot Milas Jennie Burkley Herbert Stifey Lewisville Clark Marshall Staymond Os. Mirela Eliers “Fu Club I. M. Speedy

Notice of Guardianship Account for Wurry and Clark

Notice is hereby given that the first and final account of Farmers Bank and Trust Company of Indiana Pa guardian of Wurry and Clark a ward, now deceased, has been fled in the probate office of Indiana County. The account will be presented to the court on Monday June 4 1940 for confirmation unless an exception is filed within ten days thereafter. If confirmed, the account will be confirmed absolutely. CLAUDE BE BAU Prothonotary May 9 1980-4te

Farmers Bank and Trust Company of Indiana Wurry & Clark Leen Indiana County Claude BE. Bau May

Preaching Service and Social Highlights in Clarksburg

In Clarksburg a sabbath sermon at 10 06 was followed by a joint service of the Conemaugh United Presbyterian and nearby congregations. Attendees included Apollo residents and local families. A farewell gathering for Mr and Mrs Lee marked the weekend, with 50 attendees and a community lunch. Mrs Lee’s burn incident was recalled in a friendly anecdote. Funeral attendance included Mr and Mrs Harry Coleman and Jean for John ONeil of Indiana. A note on fatigued golf players ends the item.

Mom Conemaugh United Presbyterian Lewisville and Clarkabure Meekers Point Adam Clare Marshall Xancy Miks Faye Wallker Willis Miller Tindiang Cy CQ Walker Nome Mra Wilbur Cobourn Nona Saiisburg Mile Logs Martin Gafferty LeRoy Lee Patton Moorfield

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