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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1915

Page

8

County town notes include meetings and social events

A woman's suffrage meeting will be held in the Presbyterian church on Friday evening with Miss Jane Leonard of Indiana Normal and Miss Karns of Harrisburg as speakers. A pre social is planned at Josephine schoolhouse Friday evening. Various locals visit, attend court, and host guests as the region reports church services, a large Odd Fellows delegation, railroad yard robberies, new offices, and entertaining lectures at the Presbyterian church.

Local Residents Return from Trips and Move Homes

Assistant Postmaster AW Shaeffer has returned home after a visit to Coudersport. James Grover returned from Maine. J J Campbell and family moved from Tear ing Run to the Hoyis property on Malin Street.

AW. R. Shaeffer Coudersport James Grover Maine J. J. Campbell Tearing Run Hoyis Malin Street

Community News From Homer City Area Provides Local Updates

Dr. C P Reed began weekly medical exams at Homer City High School. Rev C A Hartung reappointed pastor of M H church. Miss Tessie Roberts and Mrs Clyde Roberts of Johnstown visited last Friday. Harvey Ferrier of Johnstown visited family this week. TD Wella secured a position in the DuBois car shops. George McAnulty and wife had an old fashioned serenade. Mary Campbell returned from Indiana hospital and is improving. Indiana County American gains new paint. Homer City officials install new cement crossings. Mary English returned home from hospital Sunday. Carl Young of Clarksburg returned after a month at Homer City High School. Alex Jewell moved to Clarksburg last Monday. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Johnston of Johnstown visiting Mrs Charley Boyle. 8 C Steele repainting his home. J T Young of Clarksburg in town on business. Union meeting of C E Societies of Lutheran and Presbyterian churches at 6:46 next Sunday in Presbyterian church. H M Brandon of Indiana in town last Sunday. Reed Morris visited Rev and Mrs R J Morris. George Mack visited county seat last Wednesday. Rev FP Wagner and family spent Tuesday in Indiana. Irvin Mick and wife of West Wheatfield visited valley. G W Roser and family spent Sunday with Johnstown friends. Lynn Wetzel and family of Black Lick spent Sunday in valley. Frances Spiers and wife spent Sunday with Harrison Spiers’s family. Frank McCrea and family of Pittsburgh returned Monday after two weeks with his parents G T McCrea and wife. Mrs Clair Evans spent a few days last week with her sister in Black Lick.

Blacklicok Presbyterian Church Jane Leonard Indiana Normal Karns Harrisburg J. R. Geary Josephine School William Atkerson Indiana Haworth League Joseph Michael Westover J. A. Trinkley H. W. Warnshuis Port Royal Samuel Palmer and Michael Stock Near Town Pittsburg John Lewis Frank Fyock Greensburg W. C. Seaman William Biss Biss Florida H. L. Taylor Johnstown M. S. Bell Arthur Rager Blairsville Mary Hagerman Mary Emily Stoneback Will Graff Conemaugh Jay Homer Milliken and Braddock Pennsylvania Railroad Canemaugh Cresson Blacklick W. E. Patch Cleveland, O C. W. Widdowson B. A. Wolff Josephine Furnace & Coke Company M. BR. Rager Central House Boston Board of Trade W. EL. Dickie Blacklick Township Sumner Graff Settie Alexander Charles Freeport George Call W. Widdowson Maurice Raleigh Rizabeth Nippes Methodist Church O. A. Hartung Mary Robinson C. P. Reed Homer City C. A. Hartung M. H. Church Misa Tessie Roberts Clyde Roberts Harvey Ferrier D. Wella DuBois George MccAnulty Mary Campbell Indiana Hospital Indiana County American Mary English Carl Young Clarksburg Alex Jewell Wilbur Johnston Charley Boyle C. Steele J. T. Young C. E Presbyterian H. M. Brandon Reed Morris R. J. Morris George Mack FP. O. Wagner Irvin Mick West Wheatfield G. W. Roser Lynn Wetzel Frances Spiers Harrison Spiiers Frank McCrea UN G. T. McCrea Clair Evans Bertha Clark Peg O R. H. Wilson W. T. Davis Irvin Rhea George Long H. L. Weamer Weamer The J. D. Piper M. E Warry I. Carson Minteer Calvin Lytle Northumberland Irwin Harvey Coleman Pacific Coast Expositions Lizvie Mellwain California W. R. Mellwain Los Angeles G. J. Taylor Overland Geo. Howe Elders Ridge Newrytown Hill

Public school entertainment and local visits reported

Public school students presented Peg O' My Heart on Tuesday assisted by Bertha Clark. A missionary convention was held at Conemaugh as visits to Pittsburg and Harrisburg were noted. The Presbyterian social, a sermon by Rev. J D Piper, and numerous local visits and travels by residents are recorded along with a car accident near Newrytown hill and harvest home day celebrations at the church.

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