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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1928

Page

6

Local social notices and visitors around Punxsutawney

Mr and Mrs John Warner return home after two weeks with relatives near Apollo and Vandergrift. Mrs Boyd Huey and two children from Johnstown visited Huey parents. Mrs I M Lewis visited Washington DC with sister Mrs Kinsell. Philips Gas drilling began on George Hickwell. Sam Wineberg and family left for Mr Airy Maryland to visit son C R Wineberg. Elizabeth Saxon of Apollo visits grandparents Mr and Mrs John Warner. Rachel Moot and Sunday School class held Halloween celebration. W C Brown and son in law Reese Peffer harvested 500 bushels of Kneck Wheat on farm. Various locals hosted guests from Preston, Ridgway, Punxsutawney, and nearby towns. Missionary addresses given by Mrs Sarah Snyder of Pittsburgh. she organized a missionary society. Madeline Peffer hosted farewell party for Plaine Smith of Punxsutawney. Smith to Ohio for work. Several locals and visitors from Homer City, Indiana and Appalachia noted. Comer: humorous exchange about Silberstein auto accident. both arms injured.

John Warner Apollo and Vandercroft Boyd Huey Johnstown Huey William Huey I. M. Lewis Washington, D. C Kinsell Philips Gas Company Sam Wineberg Mr. Airy C. R. Wineberg Elizabeth Saxon Apollo Rachel Moot W. C. Brown Reese Peffer D. A. Gross Richard Joseph Catherine Preston Iowa Ermie Myers Jack Ridgway Ann Hicks Punxsutawney George Hicks Ralph Wineberg Sara Belle Anna Louise Linus Simpson Near Oak Tren Ralph Ruch Robert Sarah Ernest Snyder Pildsharch W. FL. Reney Newt Town S. ©. Wetzel Sen Orville Indiana Appalachia Pittsburgh Suniday Madeline Peffer Plaine Smith B. Kime Dn Mean Denehters Ollie Merle Neat Pendle Cie Burt John GB McCormick | Folly Homer City Whitaker Lockhart Bridgeport Cone Hastes Faierdham T. Warr Tyn Kinker Tridiana Roy Remale Andy Yer Hondlton Low Neal Spett Mir Q. A. Whitaker Tr Tiemmale Lis Fathar Taiting Clark Sprankle George Taszlett Oa Teg RR. Hazlett Helen Allshouse Trel Tveir Hila Jane Dilts John Emerick Oak Tree Neves George Hawk and Son Flerbert Daugshter Dorothy Punxsu Jeanne Sutter W. T. Frederick Willis Beyer Pierce Vandergrift Albert Whitaker Ton Neal T. A. Whitaker H. Dilts Cumnday Marion Center Eos Dorothy Stawart Rob Tlipsie Trick Atkerson Sean Chineke R ‘Iline Ehvir Higheousiess Beneelas Paris Yada Partion Weed Ellie Leopold Carl Vewards Punxsutawney Hospital Widdowson Margaret West Albert Meanor A. L. Guthrie Pottsville Vise Paul Graham Lewistown Raleigh Wilkinsburg Nettie Wright Byrd Smith Nora Fetterman Shirrel Smith Ohio Margaret Ruth Hall Wilgus Ivan Fetterman Elizabethtown

Local social notes at Georgeville and Rochester Mills

Dense, irregular social column lists visits, family gatherings, and rural connections across Georgeville on Mean and Pendle areas and Rochester Mills. Numerous names, kinship ties, and weekly calls appear, with mentions of church meetings, institute attendance, and village events.

Local Notes From Marion Center and Nearby Towns

A stream of social visits and family events fills Marion Center and nearby towns. Residents report travel from Paris and Indiana for visits, hospital births at Punxsutawney, and relatives gathering at Lewistown and Apollo. Community members attend masquerade at the Grange Hall, while others host or visit relatives in Lewistown, Indiana, Rockwood, and Wilkinsburg.

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