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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1919

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Cherry Tree notes and county town social highlights

Miss Elisa Tlawes hosted Fancy Work Club at her home Monday evening. Louise and Catherine Stifler shopped in Barnesboro Saturday. T E DuMeid visited Hbensburg Tuesday. Ladies Missionary Society met at the Presbyterian church Thursday. each woman earned a dollar, about $46 in total, with instrumental and reading performances by local residents. Myrna Smith Jeff to visit Altoona. Lynn Hawes in Clearfield. Mr and Mrs Samuel Stewart return to town, renting Henry Hawes’ bungalow. Little Dorosby Dorvitt recovering from diphtheria. Mr Wilson of Indiana visited Monday.

Elda Tlawes Fancy Work Club Louise Catherine Stifler Barnesboro T. E. DuMeid Hbensburg Ladies’ Missionary Society Presbyterian Church Florence Brilhart Imma Beck Helen McVarland Velphina Kennedy Dorothy Lemon Sarah Hawes Helen ‘Wooda Mesdamen Dutfield Krasinger Myrna Smith Jeff Monday Altoona Lynn Hawes Clearfield Samuel Stewart Akron Henry Hawes

Pleasant Valley PTA Meeting and Social Ties

The Pleasant Valley Parent and Teacher Association will meet in the Pleasant Valley schoolhouse Friday evening with a fine program. A cordial welcome is extended to all. Mr. and Mrs. D. Lockard and son Forrest were guests of the former's brother over the weekend. Margaret Lockard has returned home from Cookport after working there. Veda Boring of Kinport spent the week with her aunt Mrs. O V McCune. Mr. and Mrs. Whit Meekins of Cookport visited their son Harvey on Sunday, and Mrs. Walter Meekins and children were mentioned in the same context.

Parent and Teacher Association Pleasant Valley Lockard Forrest Margaret Lockard Cookport Veda Boring Kinports O. V. McCune Whit Meekins Harvey Walter Meekins John Smith Pittsburgh Walter Brendlinger Mr. Smith Samuel McAdams QO. C Medard B. Rummel Cleveland Flo Mage JV. I. Boring Ida Mack David Thomas Ming Heshbon James Bennett Clyde Shelper Raymond Cochrane Weshbon Plumville Blaine Miller Murray Raber Irvin Kelly Weirton W. Va Virginia Margaret Calhoun Indiana Nere Concord Addol Nola Manners Murray Ankeny

Local Social Roundup From Kinport to Rossiter

Numerous visits and calls fill the week as residents from Kinport to Rossiter, Hulle dale and nearby towns are listed. Guests include James Stark with Miles Lockard, James Langham and family, Mr. and Mrs. Morris, and others visiting Milligan Butterbaugh and Mrs. Burnheimer. People travel to Pittsburgh and Cleveland, attend weddings, institute events, and attend institute in Jacksonville.

Elderton Lyceum opening features Columbians program

The Elderton Lyceum course begins Saturday evening November 28 in the auditorium. The Columbians tour girls will present instrumental music readings and novelty selections. Mrs. Cyrus Myers visited her mother recently and Miss Mary Selly in high school. Irvin Keeler has been ill but is improving.

Elderton Lyceum Audiorium Cyrus’ Myers Irs Irvin Keeler Mary Selly

Local notes from Plumville to Indiana and Nazarene

A litany of social visits and small-town events unfolds from Plumville and nearby towns. Residents traveled to Weirton and Indiana, hosted meetings, pie socials, and literary gatherings. Missionary fundraising and sermons feature, with injuries and moves noted among locals.

Local Visits Highlight Minger and Jeannette Residents

Mrs Viola Hart and her daughter from Minger visited her mother Mrs Richard Learn. Will Mock and Thomas Lockard of Jeannette spent several days with Mrs Judia Mock while hunting in the area. Grace Gibson was at Clymer Saturday and Sunday.

Viola Hart Minger Richard Learn Will Mock Thomas Lockard Jeannette Judia Mock Grace Gibson Clymer

Community Notes From Cherry Tree Area

Mrs. Mattie Goodrich and Mrs Kate Hills of Marion Center visited Mary and Emma Kelly last week. James Leath relocated from Cherry Tree to the Meming home, joining Mrs Meming.

Leroy. Fisher Mattie. Goodrich Kate Hills Marion Center Mary Emma Kelly James Leath Cherry Trea Meming

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