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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1918

Page

4

East Wheatfield News Briefs From Armagh and Nearby

Armagh Red Cross Auxiliary met at Miss Jennie Johnston home. Mrs Seden a Kramer elected sewing committee chair to fill vacancy from Mrs Campbell moving to Indiana. Mary Hill Tomb learned her son’s wife and newborn Robert Tomb welcomed grandson of late Dr R J Tomb in Johnstown. John Kelly of Pittsburgh visited R I. Lutchison. Mrs William Merriman plans winter in Pittsburgh. C I Sweet visited Portage. Influenza victims convalescing. Falcon family visited C H Findey near Cramer. M G B Johnston and family spent Sabbath with A B Johnston. Nancy Tinkem recovering. Miles Tomb in Memorial hospital Johnstown. Millville notes: Wike of Blacklick stayed with Samuel Leasure. Margaret Widdowson and Ethyl with Jno Minto and Charles Leasure's group visited Indiana. Salem Sheasley and Libbie guests of Samuel Leasure. Blanche Widdowson employed at A J Sickenberger’s Mitchells. Warren Mock of Mechanicsburg visited Frederick Mock. Marie Wissinger and Howard with aunt Margaret Widdowson. Old Leasure, Alva Widdowson, Paul Leasure skating at Cookport.

Armagh Robert R. J. Tomb John Kelly Pittsburgh R. I C. H. Findey Cramer M. GB Johnston Johnstown A. BE Nancy Tinkeom Miles Memorial Hospital Millville Hayes Wike Blacklick Samuel Leasure Margaret Widdowson Ethyl Jno Minto Charles Leasure Indiana Salem Sheasley Libbie Blanche Widdowson A. J. Sickenberger

Local Notes on Families and Visitors in Merle Township

Joseph Smith and his children recover from a weeklong illness and may mingle again. John Weston and A J Sickenberger of Diamondville were town visitors last week. Mr McFarland, once ill with the fly, is now able to go out. Mrs June Burns of Penn Run is visiting the Pattison home. Merle Davis and family spent Sunday with Stanley Sunderland. Mr and Mrs Robert Daxter celebrate the arrival of twin boys at their home, and a son was welcomed at the home of Mr and Mrs Alex Smith.

Joseph Smith John Weston A. J. Sickenberger Diamondville McFarland June Burns Penn Run Orrin Pattison Merle Davis Stanley Sunderland Robert Daxter Alex Smith

Card of Thanks and Early 20th Century Public Salesline

Card of Thanks from Mr and Mrs BR It McMasters for sympathy after the illness and death of Mrs Nancy McKay, dated November 27 1918. Public sales notice lists December 8 sale at 12730 H M Beatty near Indiana with livestock farming gear and vehicles. December 4 sale in Armstrong Township Crete at Mrs G E Ray farm with animals and machinery. and a social at the Marlingehoo house Prye Points Thursday evening.

McMasters Nancy McKay H. M. Beatty M. Kauffman Indiana Nare H. M. Bahatty C. Camieron Crete Armstrong Township Marlingehoo Prye Points

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