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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1935

Page

6

PLUM CREEK COMMUNITY NOTES AND TRAFFIC REPORTS

The Marion Boyer family and the Mike Brady family escaped injury when their cars collided at the Beer mine intersection Sunday. Several locals visited relatives and friends across Elderton Fordy, Canton, and Shelocta. Carl Williams bought the James Hawk heirs’ farm and plans to build a barn after a barn fire years ago.

Plum Creek Marion Boyer Mike Brady Boyer Brady Beer Mine Frank Younking Plummer Grove City Ralph Ramer Famiy Arthur Altman Elderton Claude Yerger Apollo Meyers Kimmel Carolyn ‘Fenner Bell George Shelocta Isaah Clark Wm. A Grant Bearlek Eleanor Near Blanco Robert Houacer Charles Clarke Canton Carl Williams James Hawk Heirs

Local social notes from West Union district

Rossmoyne C. M. Bell and Russel Elkin took a business trip to Indiana last week. Calls and visits circulated among Dor a and Smicksburg residents including Delbert Frantz and family, with hospital updates for Delbert Frantz and Murray Lewis. The Y P U U held a pageant, and potato farmers reported a fair crop in the district.

Community Notes From Washington Township Social Roundup

Mrs Amanda Stankin visited as an Indiana caller on Tuesday. Various neighbors including Mr and Mrs Luther Peterman and daughter Irene, Mr and Mrs James Blystone, and Miss Lottie Crawford attended calls and gatherings. Communion services are planned at the United Presbyterian church near Willet on Thursday at 7 30 and Sunday at 2 30. Several families welcomed new infants and celebrated birthdays while others traveled to nearby towns for visits and leisure.

Washington Amanda Stankin Indiana Littie Crawford James Wallace United Presbyterian Church Willet Luther Peterman Irene Walter Harmon

Local society notes from East Run and nearby towns

Richmon d Ord and Harry Weaver were callers at Leonard Mumau s east Run home Tuesday. Tobias left this charge Friday for a new Greensburg appointment. George Hicks and Iddo Lewis of Marchand were town callers Wednesday. John Nulph of Brookville visited G. H. Johnson family and Harry Weaver on Sunday. Lee Richardson and three children of Perry were guests of his father Harry Richardson and family. Rev Earl Moore and son were weekend visitors at David Rittenhouse s. Homer Downey of Fairview was Sunday guest of Harry Weaver. Mrs Fay Stalman and her son Jack were town callers Sunday afternoon. Mrs Don Eberle of Aliquippa and Mrs Roy Kidd of Glen Campbell visited friends Monday. Mrs Dave Langer of Dixonville called on her mother, Mrs Marie Cochran, Sunday. Eighty five friends gave a miscellaneous shower at G. H. Johnson s Thursday for Martha Belle Johnson Gibson of Starford who recently married Ryan Gibson of Starford. The newlyweds will live in Starford where Gibson is employed.

Rossmoyne C. M. Bell Russel Elkin Indiana R. Boyd Elkin Dora Diizabeth Elkin Tra Good and Son Bish Bradford Ray Griffith Plumville Delmer Whitsell T. H. Frantz D. A. Good Dubois Walter Streams Nora Wingert Marion Center Way Home Delbert Frantz Adrian Elizabeth Elkin Russel and Ward Ferdinand Weber Sykesville George Harman Walter Harman Jorn Frye Edna Louise Black Chambersville Josiah Fisher Mae James Stuchell Leonard Orr Harold Frick Walter Bartholomew Bartholomew John Cuddy Atwood George Harmon Wellsburg W. Va Arthur Orr M. J.boyer Earl Blystone Betty Ann Punxsutawney Mr. Blystone J. E. Blystone J. E. Park George Edwards Merlin Blair Park Lee Richardson Perry, N Harry Richardson Earl Moore David Rittenhouse Homer Downey Fairview Harry Weaver Fay Stalnan Jack Don Eberle Aliquippi Roy Kidd Glen Campbell Dave Langer Dixonville Marie Cochran G. H. Johnson Martha Belle Ryan Gibson Starford

Dilltown Notes Filled With Local Movements and Visits

Dilltown area residents report a busy spell of visits and news. DILLTOWN I M Wires took a business trip to Greensburg Monday. M H Stiles bought a new Chevrolet a couple of weeks ago. John Macculloch hosted friends Sunday and received a call to preach at New Berlin. The congregation will miss him departing soon. Mr and Mrs John A Wires and Mr and Mrs Irvin Wires visited relatives at Chevy Chase Sunday afternoon. Mrs Olive Mayer, summering locally, returned to Johnstown. W F Birkin and son Cortlandt were in Plynsville on Saturday on business. H B Stiles family moved into Mrs Mayer’s home for the winter. Dewey McCune, working in South Fork, spent the weekend at home. Mr and Mrs Walter George of Brushvalley visited the J B Stiles home Sunday. Lon Stiles and family near Bolivar called on Emma Young.

I. M. Wires Greensburg M. H. Stiles Rey Chevy Chase Olive Mayer Johnstown W. F. Birkin Eon Cortlandt Plynsville H. B. Stiles Walter George Brushvalley J. B. Stiles Lon Stiles and Near Bolivar Emma Young

Local Social Notes from Indiana and Punxsutawney

Mrs Herbert White and sons from Indiana visited relatives including Mrs Mabel Wyant. Various families in Indiana Punxsutawney and Rochester Mills hosted gatherings and outings with nieces nephews and friends. Jacob Bartholomew Aaron Bartholomew Rose Shields and Hugh Weir Smitten attended a funeral in Warren and Jay Hamilton returned home from Adrian hospital after a leg injury.

Herbert White and Lee Kuntz J. H.miller Nettie Beck Punxsutawney Earl Beck Clark Peffer Ebner Peffer Alpert Dubois Jacob Heltzenater Mapleview Hospital Jacob Bartholomew Mary Rishel Rose Shields Aaron Bartholomew Hugh Weir Warren Bartholomew Warren Hospital Carl Noe Pearl Shields Rochester Mills C. J. Tugas Blair Gaul Marion Bobby Jacob Brilhart M. M. Graffis Bar] Beck Donallen Swissvale Myrtle Peffer Indiana B. C. Shields Nannie Lewis B. M. Shields Jay Hamilton Adrian Hospital Mary Dunmire Punxsitawney Grant Vanier

Maple Grove Social Roundup Mirrors Small Town Life

Paul Adams of Johnstown spent two weeks with friends at its plane. Mr and Mrs Isaac Sleppy and son Howard visited Mrs Florence Stephens near Kanwood. Mr and Mrs Winfred Wagoner and daughters Minnie and Twila of Tiethel were guests in the Waltemire home. Mrs George Lambing has been on the sick list. Buddy Jacobs returned home after six weeks with relatives in Pittsburgh. Mr and Mrs George Greens and daughter Twila of Belsano and Mr and Mrs Dick Fair near Indiana were guests of Mrs Stefan McCullough Sunday. Mr and Mrs G J Waltembre attended the funeral of Abednego Criffith in Indiana. Mrs Henry Jones and daughter Geraldine visited at John Gregg Sturry Adams and son Forrest of Johnstown. Mr and Mrs W H Sleppy near Penn Run and Mr and Mrs G H Waltemire with Mrs Henry Jones and daughters Geraldine and Janey were Sunday visitors in the Sleppy home.

Maple Grove Paul Adams Johnstown Mra Isaac Sleppy Howard Florence Stephens Kanwood Winfred Wagoner Minnie Twila Tiethel G. R. Waltemire George Lambing Buddy Jacobs Pittsburgh George Greens Belsano Dick Fair Indiana Stefan McCullough G. J. Waltembre Abednego Criffith Henry Jones Geraldine John Greggs Sturry Adams Forrest W. Hi Sleppy Penn Run G. H. Waltemire Janey

Unconstitutional NRA Still Employs Over 3000

Despite the ruling four months old, the National Recovery Administration still lists more than 3,000 on its payroll, about the same as the entire Post Office Department in Washington.

NRA Post Office Department Washington

Unclear reference to medical lexicon effort by readers

A fragment describes a critic labeling some people’s medical lexicon efforts as akin to a dog chasing its tail. It mentions readers of The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette and a $5.50 amount, but the meaning is obscured and details are fragmentary.

Eli The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette R. D

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