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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1927

Page

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Community Guests and Birth Announcement in Washington Township

The week featured numerous visits and social calls among local families including Louise Black, Jennie Roof, Wilbur Marshall and Mea, Walter Tarmon and daughter, and gatherings with Josiah Fisher, George Edwardson, and the Park and Carnahan families. A grandson named Bernard Thomas Donahue was welcomed to Donald and Mrs. Donahue near Chambersville. Servites are planned at Five Points Lutheran Church Sunday at 7:50 PM with Sunday School at 10 AM.

Louise Black Jennie Roof Wilbur Marshall Walter Tarmon Thet Josiah Fisher J. 4 Park Larue Elsie Mea Melvin James KB. Park George Edwardson Byer Airs John Brandon Donald | Donahue Chamberaville Bernard Thomas Donahue J. J. Parks Indiana Verda Brandon Donald Donahue Chambersville J. FE. Carnahan Saltsbiurg D. BR. Carnahan Kiski Heights Walter J Earl Blystone Punxshlawney George J’rye John Jamison Near Atwoon Las Wilber Marshall George Rupert Marshall Near Sagamore Milon Root Robert Root Near Ketde Harry Orr Walter Harmon Five Points Lutheran Church

Local residents gather for visits and services across towns

Marion Center and nearby areas report guests visiting relatives over the weekend. Families from Dixonville Armagh and East Run attended gatherings with siblings and parents while church events and conventions drew participants from New Castle McKeesport and Pittsburgh. Local visitors include Walter Simpson Johnstown travelers and Mrs. Rhoda Simpson listed as seriously ill.

W.O. Brilhart Dixonville Sherry East Run Walter Simpson Wast Mahoning M. Ik. Ravek Johnstown Mir Lruce Kinter North Minor Street New Castle J. E. Miller Pittsburgh Hinnie Lillie McConnaighey Marchand al. Jd. Thompson Mckeesport L. G. Ts Pwila Ada B. Kinter M. Hastings

Local social notes from Blairsville and nearby towns

Numerous brief items list residents visiting relatives, attending clubs, shopping in Gipsy and Johnstown, and traveling to towns like Indiana Rochester Mills and James town New York. Names include Murphy Beck Gaul Hadden Kippert Wilhelm Shank Shields Rosenstead Nippes Lintner and others. remarks touch on dances, meetings, and a quip about prohibition and homicide law.

Parkwood Social Report Highlights Local Events

A Parkwood roundup notes a Grange play at Brughyaley Saturday evening with strong turnout. Mrs. Howard Myers and daughters visited Mrs. Couch on Sunday afternoon. Anna Griffith attended the Parkwood school day recently. H D Ray’s new site nears completion. Margaret Dible spent the weekend at home. Elmer Smith called on Saturday evening at the W A Dible home.

Brughyaley Grange Howard Myers M. —. Couch Anna Griffith Parkwood H. D. Ray Margaret Dible Elmer Smith W. A. Dible

Local visits and family health notes in town

No. 2 Mrs Ellen Bothel visits her son Wilbert Bothel of New Kingston Waly Long has rheumatism for the heart illness Norma Spence and family were in Indiana on Saturday Mr and Mrs A L Brewer of Graceton visit William Brewer on Tuesday Mrs James Nesbit and family of Blairsville were guests of Harry Wisher on Sunday

Westminster Guild A.W. Campbell Odd Fellows Chapman Indiana Civic Club Mal Rook Charles Nippes J. J. Spackman John Ackerson Jess Lintner Blairsville Raymond Smith Trexler Johnstown Frank Hildebrand Lyman Palmer Eurfetta Mary Jane Pixon Rural Valley Critchlow James Hanna Harry Mikesell Wehtum Stanley Allen G. T. Mc@rea Harry McCrea Villey Albert Butterbough W. J. Miller Minima Russell Herlinger Mary Griffith FL L. Mowler Falley Ellen Bothel Wilbert Bothel New Kensington Waly Long Norma Spence A. L. Brewer Paul Brewer Graceton William Brewer James Nesbit

First Ching Professor and student exchange sparks debate

The First Ching Professor asks about handling an explosion where a man is blown into the air and a doctor is summoned. A medical student responds with a wry plan to wait for the man to come down, illustrating a humorous exchange on emergency response and ethics.

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