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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1903

Page

5

Local Correspondence from SMICESBURG and nearby towns

East End Pittsburg men Eoin Hair Frank McCollough and Albert Stuchell hunted locally last week bagging 35 rabbits 22 pheasants and 20 squirrels. Residents including Mrs Geo A Robinson Dubois and John Bond Swissvale visited friends while Rev S Mitchell and Dr William Haskell called on locals.

Smicesburg Eoin T. Hair Frank McCollough Albert Stuchell East End Pittsburg Geo. A. Robinson Dubois John Bond Swissvale George Stiteler Scott Redding Clearfield D. A. Daugherty W. BR. Barrett Lindsey Wax M. H. Redding Dayton Ebensburg Cambria County T. Mitchell M. E William Haskell Munson Clearnan County Clare Good Goodville Lot Jonson West Mahoning Township Clarke Elkin Bruce Crawford Crawford Main Street Adam Black W. J. Daugherty McWilliams Harry Coon North Mahoning Township Mr. Coone Des. J. Bert Bell R. EB. Sleppy Punxsutawney William Mell Bettlehem

Strong's Down and Moving Amid Local Movements

Charles Shultz left Thursday for Philadelphia to join his father Dr. M. B. Shultz at the medical college. Miss Mary Destiny left for Buffalo to stay with sister Mrs. Ellen Bleas. Edna and Leni Cassitt visited grandparents in Penn Run. Uriah Syster and John Syster and wives visited relatives here. Various relocations, farm purchases, and visits from Morrellville to Youngwood and Green Township are noted along with local sales and social events. A coal plant site near Hou is mentioned. The Lockport School closes due to diphtheria.

Charles Orner Morrellville William J. Graham David Lyster Wesley Detwiller Pine Township Thomas Dugen re_ Morris Butterbaugh Conkport Burt Betterman Penn Run J. Mardison Sabbath Harvey Orner Youngwood Westmoreland County D. J. Orner Burt Willian Bracken D.M. Baterbaugh Buffington Green Township

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