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Indiana Progress in Indiana, Pennsylvania

07 Nov 1923

Page 6

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Indiana Progress

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Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1923

Page

6

Cherry Tree Society Notes Weekend Guests and Visits

Cherry Tree notes list weekend guests from Clearfield Altoona Jersey Shore Commodore and Glen Campbell areas. Among those mentioned are the Misses Pearson the Gra mbling family Mr and Mrs Hawes Dr and Mrs Litchard and several visiting relatives attending social calls funerals and a golden wedding celebration near Mahaffey.

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Gertrude Bizabeth Pearson Clearfield W. Munroe Huntingdon Calvin Bell Henry Bell Philipsburfi L. Irwin W.H. Hudnal Billy Parthenia Altoona B. W. Hawes Michael Menoskey Boston Mass John Menoskey D. B. Litchard Jersey Shore Cherry Frre Mra. Hutthingan H. C. Hanna Buterbaugh Windher Ethel Griffith Commodore Elmer Langdon Genevieve Langdon Anastasia Mc Iown Grant Snyder Glen Campbell J. P. Fitzpatrick Genevieve Bitterbaugh Johnstown W. B. Caldwell Hather Grumbliing J. H. Peterman L. A. Hamilton Trenton N. J New York Maria Patrick Dallas Patrick Mahaffey
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Bazaar and supper planned by Presbyterian ladies

The Presbyterian church bazaar and supper will be held in the church basement on December 6 and 7 featuring oysters in all styles a New England booth brown bread and baked beans an Irish booth potatoes and ham a Common Sense booth a Fancy Work booth handkerchief booth and a kiddies fish pond plus ice cream cake and homemade candies. A masquerade party at Miss Arie Langham’s and several social gatherings are noted along with local hunting visiting and school events.

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J. L. Stiffier Johnstown The Presbyterian Church New England Arie Langham B. W. Hawes B. W. Rinports J. H. Hevner J. H. Peterman L. B. Pittman J. B. Peterman Cherr Tree High School Hallowe'en
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