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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1922

Page

3

Local Socials Report From Robsomne and Nearby

Mr and Mrs Ebert Brewer and others made a one day Indiana trip. Sagamore visitors and Sunday guests included Mrs A B War ton and family and the Bullocks. Wells and nine visited Indiana, Blairville trip recorded. Ha Neal and Edith Watkin hosted in Yatesboro. Pittsburgh visitor Hoa B Brewer spent Sunday in town. Aaron Houck family visited Marion Center. Clarence Brewer celebrated his tenth birthday with 37 friends. gifts and lunch noted.

Ebert Brewer G. HH. Bikin Ward Indiana W. M. Bullock Sagamore Bullock A. B Warton Mar. D G. ¢. Good D.C. Wells Blairaville Ha Neal Wdith Wtkin Yatesboro Ralph Stover Mya Stover Joseph Hollowell DuBois Paul Prugh Atwood Harry Keutner Mildred Wella May Diltz R. Boyd Elkin Dora Hoa B. Brewer Pittsburgh Cye Dilts Betty Dora Irwin Punxsutawney Irwin Robert James Moora Diltz Aaron Houck Marion Center J. W. Moyle Clarence Brewer

Community Social Roundup From Smicksburg and Vicinity

Smicksburg residents share visits and gatherings across Plumville PunxsUTawney and Smyrna with multiple families noted. Local travelers include the Good, Roush, Wes ton and Taylor families along with James Metterholf and others visiting relatives and calling on friends. Also mentions trespass notices printed for sale at the office with muslin and paper prices.

Hamiltons listed in district social notes

A long list of local residents and visitors from Smyena Hamilton area are noted attending church events, calling on friends and relatives, traveling to Marion Center Indiana Blairsville and Punxsutawney, with several weddings and church activities mentioned. Names include Hamiltons Nichol Ruffner Wingard North McGee Geddes Marks and many more. Spotted items include a funeral, revival services, social gatherings, and travel to Bolivar and Johnstown. The farmers are loading a car of spuds on the Covode siding.

Local Social Notes and Weekend Events

Blacklior Misa Emilie Stonevuck attended a postmasters convention in McKeesport. Mrs Katherine Schulke visited Greensburg. A boys and girls athletic meet on the ball ground Saturday afternoon drew strong crowds under Y M G A auspices. Mrs Annie Bell and Mrs G D Horrell led district Sabbath school convention attendees from Indiana. Mrs Ira Reed of Grafton hosted twenty five youngsters Friday for her daughter's birthday. The Ladies Aid bake sale in Bell's store room Saturday offered home baked bread and doughnuts. Mrs J. J. Palmer mid week visitor to Johnstown. Mrs R. O. Trexler Indiana visitor Thursday. Mrs Alice Page among Johnstown visitors Friday. Mrs R. A. Kelly at Pittsburgh Friday. Archie Hamilton taken to County Home hospital. frail and living alone. Eugene Schuman vacationing in Pittsburgh. W. J. Lyda on business to Pittsburgh Monday. Miss Letitia Duncan of Pittsburgh over Sunday. Mrs Rebecca McDowell returned from California Friday. Virginia Nippes of Indiana home over Sunday. Mrs Margaret Rankin and Miss Fannie Rankin at Indiana Monday. Methodist church Centenary sermon. Centenary offering next Sunday. Miss Lucy Graff confined after a fall Friday. Miss Sue Bennett of Marshall Heights hosted friends Friday with a musical program. Mr A Hayes, J A Shrom and others attended Masonic events in Pittsburgh Friday. Commercial Printing Company soon reopening in town for weekend. Dr J W U Palmer of Indiana visit. Nettie Hass returned Monday to Clearfield.

Blacklior Misa Emilie Stonevuck McKeesport Katherine Schulke Greensburg Annie. Bell G. D.horrell Sveral Indiana Ira Reed Grafton Claus Ladies'' Aid Society The Methodist Church Bell Geary Pittsburgh Samuel McCracken Lewistown Eugene Schuman W. J. Lyda Letitia Duncan Pittsburg Rebecca McDowell California Virginia Nippes Margaret Rankin Fannie Rankin Lucy Graff Sue Bennett Marshall Heights Wr. A. Hayes J. A. Shrom Commercial Printing ‘Company J. W. U Palmer Missy Nettie Hass Clearfield

Community Notes From McKissson Valley Amble

Mrs Wilda Scott visited friend Mary Couch while Laura Penrose returned home from Graceton. DuBois visitors G Fred Schaffer and family spent the day in their old home. Mangus family visited M O Himes. Residents and neighbors hosted various callers. a pie social is set at Strongstown school Friday November 3.

Wilda Scott Mary Couch Laura Penrose Graceton G. Fred Schaffer Schaffer Frank Cunningham Alma Cunningham DuBois Mangus M. O. Himes Bert George Olivet Carloline George Nelly Coweh Vandergrift William Reed W. W. Couch John Cunningham Marian Cunningham George E. King Johnetta Elizabeth Painter A. A. George Idaho Clair Frailey Ilderton Our Valley Alice McCracken W. L. Neal McIntire Lowry Lewis West Lebanon Smith Brothers Whiskey Run Shelocta

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