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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1928

Page

7

Community notices and social events in local area

Sabbath School will be next Sunday at 10 oclock and Christian Endeavor at 730 p m. Mr and Mrs Roas, Mr and Mrs Akey and Debhert Akers spent last Sunday with friends in Johnstown. Mildred Carson has returned home after two weeks in Wilmerding. Alta McCurdy, employed in Apollo, spent last week with her parents. John and William Peeler of Pittsburgh are visiting on the Peeler farm while hunting. a valuable dog was killed on the road by an automobile last Friday evening. A Christian Endeavor social was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Perry McCreight last Thursday. guests included many local families and a lunch was served. Services Sunday at 3 pm and Sunday School at 2 at Crooked Creek Church. Frank and Fred Kirk visited their parents in Luthersburg. John Hadock moved to Barr Slope Monday. Mr and Mrs Charlies Wells of Phonville and Melvin Wells of Vandergrift visited their mother, Mrs Nettie Wells, Sunday. Mrs Watt Kinter is on the sick list. Aaron Gray, who visited Mrs Anna Gray near Five Points, has returned to his daughter's home. The Chambersville station has been closed indefinitely. "Were you personally conducted on your tour abroad?" "Yes, my wife went along."

Christian Endeavor Roas Akey Debhert Akers Johnstown Mildred Carson Wilmerding Alta McCurdy Apollo John William Peeler Pittsburgh Peeler Perry McCreight Perry Fleming Bell J. W. Cunningham Thomas McCurdy Ross Carson Aiey Arthur Miller Mabel Napp Sara Jane Geraldine Sell Leonard Rising Margaret Sara Cunningham Hugh Campbell Salisbury McCreight Crooked Creek Frank Fred Kirk Luthersburg John Hadock Barr Slope Charlies Wells Phonville Melvin Wells Vandergrift Nettie Wells Charles Brady Helen Betty Lou Bobby Dixonville Watt Kinter Aaron Gray Anna Gray Five Points Harry Miller Chambersville Mary Th. Weel West Edward Peterson Jay AL Lichtenfely Naw Micronve Mare Gilbert Lear Towa Frank Lear Wilbert Mack George Miller Samuel Henderson West Fairfield J. W. Huston Mr. Henderson Grace Harkness Baltimore Horace Somerville Clearfield Jack Reed Nanty- Gla William Kime Anna Leach Elizabethtown Clyde Bhe Ilarlan Bhe Campbell Oscar Floyd Anna Altoona Helen Hanna Emeigh Blaine Ross Mahaffey Paul Townsend Bakerton H. D. Somerville Carolyn Winslow Ir. P. Harkness Eva Elaine S. C. Brie Lee Wagner Moose Creek Creekside John QR. Fulton Pierce Buffalo J. Bo Wright Jessa Elisa Fairman W. L. Johnston William Fairman Indiana Ronald George Johnston Jane Tankehart Wright Punxsutawney James Westley Spence Aftan Shaffer Harry Frech Cleveland Ralph McCracken Willis Winley Finley Fulton Run Ernest M. H. Church

Local notes from Robinson and Creekside communities

Multiple brief items report visits, travels, and social happenings in Robinson, Creekside, and nearby areas. People mentioned include Ama Ferry Robinson, Vincent Mack, Fmina Jean Robinson, Mrs. Jane Lewis, Roy F. Miller, Charles Ayers, Edward Peterson, Jane Tankehart, J. B. Wright, and John Fulton. Also noted are measles cases, upgraded homes, a civil war veteran's death, a nurse trainee departure, and ongoing local road work and church services.

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