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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1928

Page

9

Community Notes From Plumville and Nearby Towns

Plumville brief notices through the week record visits and movements of residents. Mr and Mrs Irvin Zimmerman returned from Harrisburg Gettysburg and Chambersburg to spend Sunday with George Miller. Lon Welch and companions visited from Pittsburgh. Bertin in Westmoreland County hosts Mr and Mrs Clover Pierce. Park Walker of Vandersrift and Mrs Allia Patterson of Salineburg visit local families. Rebecca Marshall improves after a sudden illness. Frank Hamilton of Smyrna made a business visit. W Weaver family and Dr A H Davis and family visited. Cladys Cochran spent the weekend with her parents. Clyde Moore showcases a hunter themed window display. Sam Olsen and mother were in Indiana. Myrtle Smith entertains her guest Mrs Henry of Hamilton.

Plumville Irvin Zimmerman Harrisburg Gettysburg Chambersburg George Miller Lon Welch Pittsburgh Charles and Ray Stewart Henry Brant Clover Pierce Bertin Westmoreland County Park Walker Vandersrift Amos Piter Allia Patterson Salinburg Clyde Patterson Rebecca Marshall Frank Hamilton Smyrna J. W. Weaver A. H. Davis Familly Punxsutawney D. W. Notds Cladys Cochran Ambridge J. N. Cochran Raed Stuehel and North Braddock Louise Stuehel Woodlawn Clyde Moore Sam Olsen Indiana Myrtle Smith Henry Hamilton

The Lessing Secret Mystery at the Lessing House

Neighbors spread curious tales after Mortimer Lessing leaves for Europe. A group from the Chess and Checker club investigates noises near his boarded up estate. Mortimer reveals he hid as a carpenter, inviting guests to see his workshop and confessing his pride and solitude.

Mortimer Lessing Europe Dfinden Lad Withers Tom Inehes Alex MacKinnon Mortimer Alex Lessing Minden United States Phi Byram Ratil Tom Inches Tve Tonishi Phil Byrnem Dad Withers Witteater Dod Withers Ead Allence

Local Social Notes From Blacklick Township

Orr Lyons has been on the sick list for a few days last week. Mrs. Everwine visiting daughter in Pittsburgh. Mabel Gibson spent a few days at her home. Mrs. William McCrae and daughters called on Mrs. T. H. Mikesell. Mrs. John Craft of Indiana spent last week with her daughter. Families attended a birthday party near Plumville. Ira Gochran improving from a boil. Missionary meeting held at Mrs. Britton’s home. Garage remark notes grease and no steering wheels.

T. H. Mikesell

Sunny side social notes and local visits clap for week

Mrs Pord Treese, very sick then improved. Harvey Burkey and wife hosted guests from Creensburg Ruralis Tulley and Emeighton. William Treese family visited Word Preuse's. Attendees at Wilgus Tall services included Willa Henry Latkehint McAfoose Walker Hurkey and J D Walker. Bard Cassidy, Harry Watho h and Miss Arline Stroup returned home from Franklin. Robert Powell moved into new house. A local quip on thousand dollars ends notes.

Pord Treese Harvey Burkey George Truftner Creensburg Mr. Harkleroad Ruralis Tulley Boyd Burkey Emeighton William Treese Commodore Word Preuse Thosa Wilgus Tall Willa Henry Joe Latkehint Violet McAfoose Arveda Walker Sturvey Hurkey J. D. Walker Bard Cassidy Harry Wathoh Rodkey Arline Stroup Franklin Stewart Emma Mumau Ord George Walker Robert Powell

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