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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1919

Page

6

East Wheatfield Notes Travelers and Visits Stream In

Sedeana Kramer of Armagh leaves Monday for an extended visit with friends in Philadelphia. Mrs H M Wilcott returns from a two week visit in New York. Mrs H W Findley of Cramer to entertain M E Ladies Aid on Wednesday. Mrs Roy Ling entertained for her two brothers the Sells who were mustered out of service. Mrs Mary Tomb visiting Benson Dill near Dilltown. Flo Jane McKelvey of Wilkinsburg visited here. John Hutchison left for Minneapolis after a month with relatives here and in Pittsburgh. Mrs Elmer Wineman of Homer City visited R T Hutchison and other relatives. Mrs Jerry Ling and daughter of Oskmonton visiting her parents J Hutchison and wife. William Merriman left for Pittsburgh Tuesday. Mrs Hamer Tomb and son Robert of Juliustown visiting Mrs Mary Tomb of Armagh. Jos A Shrom and family and Mrs Miveleth of Blacklick visited Mrs Cunningham Sunday. Armagh Presbyterian church services next Sabbath at 11 AM and 8:15 PM. Idaho item: Mrs L M Henderson entertained A M F Club at her home Thursday afternoon. Mrs Blaine Miller and Mrs Robert Sell visited Mrs Howard Kimmel Thursday. Mr and Mrs Marry Forbes and son John of Apollo spent Sunday with uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs W P George. Mr and Mrs Carl Crawford on business trip to Apollo Saturday. Mr and Mrs Robert Holstein of West Lebanon visiting son-in-law J F Munshower and family. John Russell Sr and son and daughter-in-law attended funeral of sister Mrs Black of Tadiana Wednesday. Ward Coulter and family of Apollo spent a few days with their mother Mrs John Coulter.

Jre. Sedeana Kramer Armagh Philadelphia H. M. Wilcott New York H. W. Findley Cramer M. E. Ladies Aid Roy Ling Messrs. Sells Mary Tomb Benson Dill Dilltown Flo Jane McKelvey Wilkinsburg John Hutchison Minneapolis Minn Pittsburgh Elmer Wineman Homer City R. T. Hutchison Jerry Ling O Oskmont J. Hut Jos A. Shrom Miveleth Blacklick L. M. Henderson A. M Blaine Miller Robert Sell Howard Kimmel Marry Forbes John Apollo W. P. George Carl Crawford Robert Holstein West Lebanon J. F. Munshower John Russell J. F. Russell Black Tadilana Ward Coulter John Coulter George Welch YuBois Welch Mary Haskell Gahagan Adam W. H. Briges Jewett J. A. Robinson Punxsutawney Adam Black A. N. Lakehart Kirkpatrick Geo. Weston Altooha Tyrone Shear David Good Theodore Hikins J. T. Davis Blairsville Wm. Dixson Punxeutewney Rachel Beck DuBois Goodwin Bell Luthersburgh Lgeler Ann McGaughey A. Cgasedy Ronald Dickey Vernon McGaughey Kline Shelocta A. C. Casedy Guy E. Pearce A. "W. Hazlett Plumville D. C. Wells J. D. Brewer Ralph Homer I. Brewer Slickville Wells A. G. Brewer Smicksburge W. J. Kerr White Oak Flat C. M. Bell J. A. Davis Mary V. Patterson Ruth Repine Mrs. Sowers Tarr Station Lincoln Gibson Elmer Biss Curt Sowers

Smicksburg News Highlights Local Visits and Travel

Smicksburg Notes list multiple regional visitors and travels. George Welch and Mrs Welch of YuBois visit Mary Haskell and others. residents from Punxsutawney, DuBois, Tyrone, and Tyrone area guests drop by Adams Black home. eye specialist trips, school departures, and social calls mark the week.

Rossmoyne community notes of social visits and events

Local residents report a string of social visits, gatherings, and travels. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Hazlett of Plumville, the Wells and Brewer families, and others attending pie socials, Shriners meetings in Altoona, church services, and hospital updates. The piece mentions a found coon dog and a move into Mrs. Patterson's Pittsburgh house.

Local visits and guests in McKisson Valley on weekend

McKisson Valley residents hosted and visited relatives and friends weekend events. Ross Cunningham and Punxsutawney kin stayed with his parents through Sunday. Fred Schaffer of DuBois and relatives called on Clarksburg hosts Saturday evening. Charles Himes visited Conemaugh friends. Miss Schaffer returned to Saltsburg area after a Collins family stay. Elders Ridge residents Mackenzie and wife called on local kin. Ankeny of Elderton with James Smith and wife from Kansas City stopped to see Mrs Cunningham and W. C. Smith on Sabbath while en route to Shelocta.

Marry Penrose M. C. Himes Ross Cunningham Punxsutawney Fred Schaffer DuBois J. 8. Perguson M. Cunningham Clarksburg Charles Himes Conemaugh Miss Schaffer Saltsburg Nev Mackenzie Rilge Jacob Ankeny Elderton James Smith Kansas City John Cunningham W. Cc. Smith Shelocta

Valley Visits and Local Absences Spread Among Residents

Clair Miller of Johnstown visits, William Merlinger travels in John Altus, Pred Herlinger and Indiana family visit William Herlinger’s brood, Mrs C A Overdorff of Altoona visits her parents William Davis and wife, Willis Evans spent Saturday in Johnstown.

Clair Miller Johnstown William Merlinger Pittsburgh John Altensus Pred Herlinger Indiana William Herlinger C. A. Overdorff Altoona William Davis Willis Evans

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