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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1916

Page

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Cherry Tree Game Scarce. preservation urged in Indiana county

The article notes scarce cherry tree game since opening of season and near extinction of large squirrels. It calls for closing Indiana county for several years to protect remaining game. Local notes include moves of Wm Caldwell to Front Street, repairs and improvements, and concerns over muddy roads after rains.

Indiana County Wm. Caldwell Sandberg Front Street Caldwell K. Somerville Main Street Wm. MecKeage Clark Alsters A. Patton Curwensville Patton New Light Company Treasury of Pennsylvania Harrisburg

Local Notes From Hooversville And Vicinity

Milton Shaeffer son Lloyd and Robert Criggie of Hooversville toured Harry Shaf fer’s home then returned Saturday after a few days of hunting. Dora Barr came back Sabbath from a week with parents near Saltsburg. Mrs Amanda Lydick visited son North Lydick in Vandergrift and Mrs Marl Simpson hosted Brethren sewing circle last Wednesday. Emily Campbell of West Elizabeth visited Sara Adams Rey. Moore will preach at M H church next Sabbath. Vinton Amond moves to Joseph Holsopple houses. Hazel Menthh visited Wilda Shaf fer on Sabbath. Mrs Slouck on sick list. Clyde Simpson and family of Georgeville visited John and Mrs Lytle Sunday. Margaret Hill returned Monday from Seward to James McFarland home.

Milton Shaeffer Lloyd Robert Criggie Hooversville Harry Shaffer Hunt Dora Barr Saltsburg Amanda Lydick North Lydick Vandergrift Marl Simpson Sewing Society of the Brethren Church Daniel Empfield C. W. Empfield Emily Campbell West Elizabeth Sara Adams Rey Moore M. H Vinton Amond Joseph Holsopple Hazel Menthh Wilda Shaffer Slouck Clyde Simpson Georgeville John Lytle Margaret Hill Seward James McFarland

Plum Creek Valley Grange Sees Growth in 23 Members

The Plum Creek Valley Grange, organized at the Bell schoolhouse on September 29, reports 23 members and plans to double soon. A literary program entertained attendees despite rain as officers push continued weekly meetings, with the next session set for October 28.

Calvin Caylor Walter Moorhead Punxsutawney James Caylor J. Q. Smith Plumville C. L. Carnahan Effie Near Willet A. C G. Mulberger Roy Simpson Georgeville McKee Rankin Norman Little Smicksburg Harvey Little Stella George Friend Ambrose School A. J. McCausland John McCausland Sagamore Plum Creek Valley

Local Social Notes From Punxsutawney and Area

Mrs Minnie Wortman called on Mrs D B Stear Wednesday. Mrs Mary Mogle of Cincinnati is visiting sister Mrs Jennie Gamble. Henry Knauf recovers from appendicitis. Neal and H R Rider visited Punxsutawney to repair Neal property. Mrs C C Sprankle has a severe cold. Miss Effie Roney Margaret Neal and Sharp Beck Carl Chambers and Merle Neal attended Nora Homan funeral. Mrs George Cooper and three children visit Maggie Hoop. Harry Weaver home after weeks in Punxsutawney hospital.

Minnie Wortman D. B. Stear Mary Mogle Cincinnati Jennie Gamble Henry Knauf T. S.‘Neal H. R. Rider Punxsutawney Effie Roney Margaret Neal Sharp Beck Carl Chambers Merle Neal Nora Homan George Cooper Evans City Maggie Hoop Aarry Weaver Punxsutawney Hospital

Creekside Skating Rink Opens. Typhoid Recovery Reported

The Creekside skating rink opened on Wednesday night. Rey Logue is on the road to recovery after typhoid fever. Several local residents have travel and visit updates including Mrs Warren Myers and her son Eber returning from Loch Haven. J G Jones moved to Shelocta with family. Mrs W W Nofsker and son William visited in DuBois. Diphtheria scare eases as patients recover. Various townfolk attend East Mahoning revival. Linnie Smith visits Gypsy with parents.

Rey Logue Warren Myers Eber Loch Haven Mr. Myers Reed Lytle Willet J. G. Jones Shelocta W. W. Nofsker William DuBois

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