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Indiana Progress in Indiana, Pennsylvania

16 Nov 1927

Page 7

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Indiana Progress

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Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1927

Page

7

Mill Valley Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Miss Edna Mumau and Grace Gipson of Indiana visit family of J D Mumau. John Daugherty returns from Pittsburgh after three months away. Numerous locals host and visit kin, mention quilting bee, forest fire near Heshbon, hunting trips, and changing customs regarding girls smoking.

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Mill Valley Edna Mumau Grace Gipson Indiana Miss Mumau J. D. Mumau John Daugherty Pittsburgh Harvey Mumau Roe Mahan Jerome Mountain A. G. Rickard Olive Keer Stella Gipson Commodore Lonie Oharra Norris Buterbaugh Buterbaugh Noah Fridley Hillsdale I. D. Mumau Clymer Sam Mumau Glen Mountain Lynn Boring Ot Climax W. T. Dias Hazel McElhoes Lucy Lichtenfels Harry T. L. Dick Samuel Kelly Leslie Penrose Rosy McElhoes Hazel Wagner Leslie B. Penrose New Florence R. D Louise McConnell Ike Muir Heshbon
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Washington Township Notes and Potato Championship Echoes

Local notes report visits by families from Wilkinsburg and Falls Creek and health updates for residents including Ira Bothell and J. Burns. The centerpiece is Amos Eberly of Lancaster, declared 1927 Garden Spot Potato Champion with a record yield of 3042 bushels from 4 by 29 94 inch spacing, aided by manure and fertilizer, amid Keystone 400-Bushel Club roster growth.

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Ira Bothell Wilbur Bothell Wilkinsburg Anthony Stuchuk Indiana Hospital E. L Oran Brewer William Brewer Tillie Booth Merry Booth Munhall M. A. Roof Frieda Alvin Steward Roxie Valjean Falls Creek Una Myr J. GL J. S. Stuchell Blair Juong Amos Eberly Lancaster County RB. L. Nixon Pennsylvania State College Keystone Eberly Lehigh County Ray Briggs Luzerne County
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Contingent supper for Fleming Summit Game Association

One hundred fifteen people attended a banquet at the Community Building in Cockport on November 12 after a hunting contest by Fleming Summit Game Protective Association. The losers fed the winners with game from day one, including 56 rabbits, plus pies, cakes and ice cream. The event showed strong community interest and enjoyment.

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Fleming Suit Association Dhiy Conte Mmnity Cockport Plening Summit Game Protective Association
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