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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1920

Page

6

Local residents gather for visits and events around Coal Run

McIntyre Carl Crawford and his wife from Idaho spent Sabbath with his in laws H C Neal near Coal Run. Ross Learn and sister Mazel attended the Punxsutawney fair. Mae Cunningham of Glen Campbell visits friends in the area. Frank Heary, recently discharged from the U S Army, returned home near here after trips to El Paso and California. Alma McPhilimy accompanied him, spending two months with her Texas uncle. J R Learn and Ross Learn bought new cars. Local folks attended the Indiana teachers institute last week.

Carl Crawford Idaho H. c. Neal Coal Run Ross Learn Mazel Mae Cunningham Glen Campbell Frank Heary U.s. Army Ei Paso Texas California Alma McPhilimy J. R Ross Teachers’ Institute Indiana

Local Social Notes Highlight Family Visits and Gatherings

Annie Smith and son Ralph of Auliman visited friends for Sabbath. John Kerr hosted an ice cream supper. Latrid Marshall reception at Gastown. Vandergrift visitors Mae and family returned home after six weeks here. Numerous calls and visits across Indiana, Vandergrift, Brookville, and nearby towns. Royal church services planned, picnics attended, and community members traveling for work and study.

Annie Smith Ralph Auliman John Kerr John Wiggins Latrid Marshall Gastown J. B. Hanna Margaret Ila. Mae Vandergrift Ward Allshouse B. Alls James Sipe Lisle Apollo J . Hanna Wl. P. Miler Charles Kerr Miller Home

Local Social Notes Span Page Visits and Meetings

The Ladies Aid Society meets at Mrs Chester Hoffman s home on Paureday. Mrs H C Foster now drives a car. Miss Kathryn Guldin enters nursing training this fall. The Westovers of Barnesboro visit John and Irene Fuller. Stoneboro camp attendees include Struthers Doyle Rowley Cressley Rank. Elmer Smith and family visit Hueys. Irene Buterbaugh and Mildred Lewis stay with Beulah Henry. Claypools of Freeport visit Rankins. Institute attendees include W W Goss Irene Buterbaugh Mildred Lewis Grace Wilda Gromley Ernest Goss. Walter Fee visits Will Churchill family. Clarence Snyder elected Hillsdale principal. Johns Ruggle Garman reunion Sept 15 at Ruggle grove. Ada Machling nursing aunt Maria Lose. Homer Stiffler and wife at Red Men picnic. Beringers of Clymer host Pittman Beringer. Nellie Clawson and daughter visit Commodore. Blain Beringer now drives a Dart. Max Langham family visit. Stockley children visit Grumbling. Ralph Miller of Mercer visiting Bart Beringer. Lou Beringer moving to Portage. Cloe Oakes visits George Stifer. Annie and Ada Beringer return from Warren O. employment abroad.

Ladies’ Aid Society Chester Hoffman Paureday H. C. Foster Kathryn Guldin Westover Barnesboro John Fuller Stoneboro Struthers Doyle Rowley Tillia Cressley Mamie Rank Elmer Smith John Huey Irene Buterbaugh Mildred Lewis Beu-lah Henry Claypool Freeport A. C. Rankin Institute W. W. Goss Grace Wilda Gromley Ernest Goss Walter Fee Glen Campbell Will Churchill Clarence Snyder Hillsdale Ruggle Grove Ada Machling Emeigh Maria Lose Homer Stiffler Beringer Clymer Pittman Beringer Nellie Clawson Commodore Blain Beringer Dart Max Langham and Emsigh Harry Stockley Wmeigh Ceoil Grumbling Ralph Miller Mercer County Bart Beringer Lou Beringer Portage Cloe Oakes Warren, O

Cherry Tree Visitors and Local Outings

Mr and Mrs Edward Cramer and children of Johnstown visit relatives here. Mrs C F Dorvitt and two children return from Clearfield. Dorothy was hospitalized briefly. Lemon Stiffler Elias Stiffler and son plus Vincent Kissinger hunted seven groundhogs on W J Rising farm near Shelocta. Radcliffe Chautauqua from Washington DC active and enjoyed by attendees. Mrs John Murphy Mrs W W Kissinger and two children drove to Indiana. Winona Malcolm of Indiana joined them home. Miss Gay Cameron spends vacation in Ohio.

Edward Cramer Johnstown C. F. Dorvitt Clearfield Dorothy Lemon Stiffler Elias Stiffler Vincent Kissinger W. J. Rising Shelocta Radcliffe Chautauqua Washington, D. C John Murphy W. W. Kissinger Indiana Winona Malcolm Gay Cameron Ohio

Local visitors and guests in town this week

Misses Mary and Zelda Hawes were in Pittsburgh Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stewart of Gresson are visiting relatives here. Rev and Mrs T B Duffield returned from vacation Saturday. Dr L R Mahaffey of Pittsburgh visited his father W T Mahaffey this week. Miss Caroline Smith of Cresson is guest of her aunt Miss Bessie Smith.

Mary and Zelda Hawes Pittsburgh Joseph Stewart Gresson T. B. Duffield L. R. Mahaffey W. T. Mahaffey Caroline Smith Cresson Bessie Smith

Local social notes from Smicksburg and nearby towns

Miss Lottie Crissman of Pittsburg returns from vacation in Smicksburg. Miss Hawkman of Knox visits Rev. Richards and family. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Black visit daughter Mollie Gaghan of Mt. Jewett. George Dodson of Tarentum visits father A C G Dodson. Miss Eleanor Reiher of Pittsburg visits Miss Lauretta Condron. Mr. and Mrs. R W McBrier and Mr. and Mrs. Crohn with Nellie visit Big Run. Mr. and Mrs. Todd Gahagen visit Mrs. Gahagen’s parents, John Barrett. Mrs. Nan Skinner of Smyrna visits the Good family. Mrs. Lu A Casedy visits Pittsburg friends. Buggies and driving horses offered by Runyan’s Livery, Indiana, Pa. August 25, 1920.

Lottie Crissman Pittsburg Miss Hawkman Knox Lu. A. Casedy

Anthony and Kline Offer Fertilizer Lime and Seed Deals

The supplier notes on hand 5 cars of 16 percent acid fertilizer at 34.00 per ton before freight increases of about 1.25 per ton. Lime in transit offered under same terms. Pine Tree Timothy Seed advertised as high grade. In transit carloads include Occident Flour Middlings and Bran Chop Feed Oyster Shells. Upcoming Salt Cotton Seed Meal Lehigh Cement. Request orders.

Victor Roller Atransit

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