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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1937

Page

6

Spaghetti Supper for Public Library in Blacklick

The Junior Civic Club hosts a spaghetti supper at the Presbyterian church on Wednesday evening to raise funds for the public library. Local social notes include visits and stays by community members in Kittanning Grove City Bucknell University Saltsburg and Cokeville with multiple families mentioned.

Blacklick Presbyterian Church C. J. Grater Everett Wetzel Kittanning Wm. Nicholson Hart Nicholson Grove City

Social visits and shopping among Mount Union families

The report lists numerous gatherings and calls across Mount Union area residents. It documents visits with the Boyer and Rosborough families, shopping trips to Kittanning and Indiana, Sunday greetings, and relatives in Elderton Wandercrift Leechburg Ford City and Ohio. Several households are connected through extended kinship and daily errands.

Local Social Notes From Maple Grove And Nearby

Maple Grove and nearby communities share weekend visits and gatherings. John Henry Jr. of the CCO camp at Shelocta spent time with his parents. Several families including Kimes and Rumseys visited, while others attended a church revival ending Sunday. Local residents helped with outings, calls, and a truck crank mishap left a bone broken for Ward Kime.

Maple Grove John Henry, Jr CCO Shelocta John Henry

Elders Ridge Weekend Socials and Meetings Noted

Sunday school at 10:00 and church service at 11:00 CG. E. 7:30 topic Hepatie shall we do about to Arthur Hood and family of Friendship. Visitors Mrs. Clyde Say and Mrs. Rank call at Walter Ewing’s. W C T U met with 13 present. Ida Gibson of Freeport gave talk. Hallowe’en party set for Thursday evening Oct 28 at the church. Local social notes and visits follow.

Elders Ridge Arthur Hood Friendship Yisborn T. C. Hood Clyde Say Iselin Walter Ewing Marie Smock Meadville Ida Gibson Freeport R. H. Hood Dormont Annabel Ewing Wille Howard Martha Jane Fassett Frank Thompson Rank Iaelin Charlotte Rosensteel Clarion George McLaughlin M. C. Coleman

Local residents host visitors and attend institute meetings

Marchand and nearby residents hosted relatives and friends from Indiana and Punxsutawney. The piece notes multiple visits, weekend stays, and trips to Punxsutawney for brick buying and medical appointments. Local leaders Irvin Behm Garant Baun attended institute and directors meetings in Indiana. The community Ladies Aid organizes a chicken and waffle supper on October 28 to benefit the church.

Cherry Tree Social Notes Show Local Travel and Visits

Mrs Gertrude Barnes called in Indiana on Thursday. Mr and Mrs J B Wooster and family vacationed with relatives in Wilkinsburg. Mr and Mrs W C Kline and daughter Cora of Bereas QC visited Clyde Bee and family. A miscellaneous shower for Mr and Mrs Robert Stabley was held at Mrs Harry Dunlaps in Stifflertown. Mrs J H Peterman and Stephen Wilhelm visited Baltimore. Blanche Knopper of Oakland MD visited her sister Mrs Clair Sebring. Mr and Mrs Carlyle Breth of New York visited Grace Barber. Mr and Mrs H B Bee of Indiana visited Lawrence Bee and family. Harold Hudson of Twin Rocks spent weekend with Blaine and family. Ever Johns moved his family to Asia.

Gertrude Barnes Indiana J. BE. Wooster Wilkinsburg W. C. Kline Cora Bereas Clyde Bee Robert Stabley Harry Dunlap Stifflertown J. H. Peterman Stephen Wilhelm Baltimore Blanche Knopper Oakland Clair Sebring Carlyle Breth New York Grace Barber H. B. Bee Lawrence Bee Harold Hudson Twin Rocks Blaine Ross Ever Johns Asia

Washington Twp News Grain at Niagara Falls Trip

Mr and Mrs Norman Little Mrs Lowry Little and Mrs Cummins drove to Niagara Falls Ontario and other points. Mrs Ela Fleming visited relatives in the Browne and Mee Farland homes. A kitchen shower honored Frank Lohr and others. Indiana callers and local visits noted with several families mentioned. The impossible is depressing in stead of stimulating.

Washington Norman Little Lowry Little Cummins Niagara Falls Ontario Ela Fleming Charles Browne Fleming Ethel Allen Mee Farland Indiana Hommer Park Frank Lohr Ella Fleming Myrtle Nichol Points Joalah Fisher Mae J. G. Russell J. R. Rearigh Dayton

Sunday school and church services announced in Shelocta

The week includes a Sunday school at 9 45 a m and church service at 7 30 p m at Shelocta. A kitchen shower for Mr and Mrs Lee Parka was held at Geo Fulmer’s home Saturday evening. Multiple local families visited various homes on Sunday and social sewing club plans a meeting at Mrs Wilmer Millen’s home on November 3.

Shelocta Geo Fulmer Lee Parka Arthur Lowry Frank Bleakney Monroe, Mich James Cochran Ralph and Blaine Swissvale Clair Millen Lola Jean Apollo Mary Cashow Kathryn Millen Roy Millen Pauline Bobby Mia Ella Warner Carlyle Farren Farren Elder Peterman Dutel Run Taylor Carnahan James Shaede Maryland M. M. Carnahain KH. Russell Wilmer Millen Frank Blenkney W.T. Wiggins J. &. Campbell

Strongstown Church Visit and Local Socials

Mrs. The Boring and granddaughter Loretta attended church and Spruce several nights this week. Alma and Minnie Garrett attended a teachers institute in Indiana on Thursday and Friday. Charles Greenaway of Central City spent several days at his home here recently. Mabel Dearmy stayed with Rev Large and family in New Florence. Cottage prayer meeting was at Hugh Boring home Friday eve. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Troxell called in Indiana Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Walker and son of Johnstown spent Sunday with the Hugh Boring family. Rey Large and family and Mabel Dearmy of New Florence were callers in town Saturday.

Mount Union Quinter Boyer Twha Ethel Huldah Faye C.P. Boyer Mcintosh Kenneth Cessna Wayne J. BE Walker J. T. Sheasley C. G. Rosborough William Kittanning Mra Paul Boyer Kenneth Dale Boyer Amos Boyer F. S. Walker A. C. Leightner John Orr J. C. Mulberger Jesse Indiana Dean Elgin Clarence and DeWayne I. J. Rearick Dayton J. H. Kough T. M. Rupert Lee Elsie Charles Kaufman and Sons Elderton George Blyntone Norwood Altman Wandercrift Newton Rosborough C. G. ‘Rosborough Mildred John ‘Kough Blair Kime Edward Max Jane Emerson Rumsey G. R. Waltemire Perry Dick Windber Wilson Bowers Merl Brown Spruce Grove Dallas Holby Harry Strongstown D. E. Detwiler Dwight Henry W. H. Sleppy Gon. Wayne Penn Run Isaac Sleppy Iro Henry Helen Frank Ward Kime Fred Bennett Flinton Paul Ernest Dearmy Near Robert Adama Howard Wilmer Henry Marchand Norman Pfeffer Kenneth Pffeffer Braebreeze Agnes Proudy Wldred Wm. Zener T. R. Penberthy Near Town Punxsutawney Kenneth iPfeiffer Institute and Directors Blair Smith Ss. C. Wetzel Annie Leckwatch Mike Curtisville Mia Colbert Wa- Her John Colbert W. H. Zener Garland C. Wetzell Sam Dorn Emma Brown Paul Pfeiffer New Kensington Kenneth Pfeiffer Edwin Peffer Akron Harry Dilts Belle Miller Wilkinsburg Ada Kinter Georgeville Frank Blose Olive Saltsgiver Ed.s. Dorn Arthur Nichols Margaret Warner Ray Moot Gladys Alta Dorn Wm. Frew Clymer Irwin Ladies Aid Society the Boring Loretta Spruce Alma Minnie Garrett Teachers Institute Charles Greenaway Central City Mabel Dearmy Rev. Large New Florence Hawkaworth Indiana Hospital Hugh Boring W. G. Troxell Walter Walker and Son Johnstown Rey Large and Family

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