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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1925

Page

10

Sabbath activities and visits noted at local church

Sabbath school at 10 a m and bank offering service at 11 a m. Literary Society meets Friday evening at the school. Reports of travel and visits include Mr and Mrs G R Kinnan returning home with daughter Mrs Elmer Smith to Keyser West Virginia. Also mentions stops by Mal Stiteler family Elmer Steele and son Walter in Du Bois and Ridgway. Mrs Robert Clark and son Robert back at Baxter after two weeks with parents here. Mrs Mary Good visited Charles Elkin near Smicksburg. Earl Skinner and son Guy were in Indiana for business. Frank Hamilton installing a heater at home.

Literary Society G. R. Kinnan Elmer Smith Keyser W. Va Mal Stiteler Elmer’ Steele Walter du Bois Ridgway Robert Clark Robert Baxter Mary Good Charles Elkin Smickshoro Earl Skinner Guy Indiana Frank Hamilton

Local visitors and visits reported from various towns

Way Lockard and wife visited Mr and Mrs R W Anthony Sabbath Mrs 3 W Lydie of Gipsy was guest of Mr and Mrs John Hoffman on Tuesday Joe Rankin and wife of Clymer and Mrs Margaret Tomb of Pittsburgh and Wm Rankin drove to Curry Run Sabbath Budd Houk of Johnstown and Robert Houk of Taylorsville and John McKee and wife of Rossiter were at Mrs Mary Houk’s home Saturday Mrs Mary Houk returned home with her son Budd for a visit Mrs John Keating and son Grover were guests of Mr and Mrs Chas Keating on Sabbath 8 F Baker and wife and H Clay Nance visited Mrs Mary Butterbaugh of Indiana who is seriously ill

Way Lockard Mary Houk Budd John Keating Grover Chas. Keating F. Baker H. Clay Nance Mary Butterbaugh Indiana

Hillsdale Socials and Visits Noted in Week

Mrs Nola Fuller and Mrs Blair Gromley spent Thursday at Clyde Houck’s home. Mrs Geary Spicher of near Cherry Tree called on her parents Mr and Mrs Peter Rowley. Mrs Paul Lindquist of Erie visiting sister Mrs C C Cross. Mr and Mrs Joe Pardee called on Mrs Rebecca Spicher Sunday. Mrs C A Conner and Rev C C Cross ill. Mrs S S K Rank and daughter Alline and Mrs Nola Fuller shopped in Barnesboro last week. Chester Butterbaugh of Uniontown spent Sunday here. Mrs Hugh Shaw and children of Plumville visiting her parents Mr and Mrs C A Conner. Miro and Mrs Clair Maize and daughter Marion visited friends in Decker’s Point Wednesday.

Nola Fuller Blair Gromley Clyde Houck Geary Spicher Cherry Tree Peter Rowley Paul Lindquist Erie C. C. Cross Joe Pardee Rebecca Spicher C. A. Conner C. C. [Cross S&s. K. Rank Alline Barnesboro Chester Butterbaugh Uniontown Hugh Shaw Plumville Conner Miro Clair Maize Marion Dezkers Point

Local Guests Visit DIXONVILLE and Nearby Areas

Dixonville notes report Mr and Mrs Murray Conrath visiting Roy Conrath at Indiana on Sunday. Mr and Mrs M Brady of Akron Ohio visited friends here last week. Dr and Mrs J Glesser and family left for Blairsville. Mr and Mrs Hugh McAllister visited Joseph Blakley in Marion Center on Sunday. Miss Gertrude Longwill is spending time with relatives in Pittsburgh.

Murray Conrath Roy Conrath Indiana M. Brady Akron Glesser Blairsville Hugh McAllister Joseph Blakley Pat Marion Gertrude Longwill Pittsburgh

Violin Lessons Open with Raffensberger at Local Theatres

G C G Raffensberger seeks a limited number of violin students for private instruction. Apply at 970 Philadelphia Street or The Indiana Theatre to enroll.

G. CG. Raffensberger Philadelphia St Indiana Theatre

Matilda Merritt Reveals Wedding Plans After Night Out

Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Chase discuss Miss Matilda Merritt, who claims she married Samuel Sanderson after a night out. Matilda confronts the pair, declares he is not the lawyer owner of the house, and reveals she has married him, packing to leave.

MR. Williams Mrs. Williams Mrs. Chase Miss Matilda Merrit Miss Matilda Samuel P. Sanderson Mr. Sanderson Samuel F. Sanderson Bie

Community Notes From Clarksburg and Nearby

Miss Olive Blrick returns home from Wilkinsburg hospital. Nov 25 school entertainment planned in W O W hall. Evangelistic meetings start December first led by Rev David Graham with Rev Mr Humphrey. Iselin church entertained with The Kitchen Cabinet at W O W hall. A B D Lydie and Indiana guests at Barr home. Brethren services attended. Various local visits and family events noted including Kinupp, Clawson, and Nupp households.

Olive Blrick Wilkinsburg J. BE. Fryar Johnnie Wiggins Leonard Clawson Blairsville W. O. W. Hall David Graham Humphrey Elders Ridge Iselin Presbyterian Church Lydie and Indiana Barr Brethren Church F. T. Walker Cockport H. W. Nupp O. Nupp Goldie Wheeler Isaac Baldwin Robindale R. B. Knupp Burkett Farm W. L. Clawson O. O. Nupp A. A. Rader Loraine

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