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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1912

Page

3

Sunday School Convention At Arm agh Frid ay

Sunday school workers from four Sevainite groups met in Armagh on Friday for an annual convention. Rev H A Logan of Clyde led devotional exercises and gave the morning address while County President W T Mahaffey delivered the annual address. Sessions covered retaining youth, the superintendent role, personal work, and district obligations with speakers from Indiana Johnstown and Rob Angon. A district banner is anticipated at the county convention later this month.

Armagh Annhall Agoa H. A. Logan Clyde Samuel ‘Hill W. T. Mahaffey Logan M. R. Hackman J. O. C. McCracken Johnstown A. O. Cravener Indiana C. A. McDowell Rob Angon Hill J.T. Stewart W. N. Liggett Olivet H. H. Hanna South Bend Jane Ralaton Hiderton L. H. Shindledecker Plumville

Wolf Will Be Seen at Library Hall Thursday Night

Special engagement for fair week announces The Wolf staged at Library Hall on Thursday September 6. The play follows McDonald a wealthy rail promoter who deserts a French Canadian girl and her child, then pursues Hilda while rival Jules Beau bien vies for her affection. Notable cast includes Andrew Robson and B A Lamar with seats from 50c to 1.50.

Library Hall Eugene Walker Hudson Bay New York Indiana McDonald Hudson Bay Country Hila Hilda Andrew MacTavish Jules Beaubien Andrew Robson

Temperance Women Hold Meeting at Marchand in Indiana County

The twenty ninth annual Indiana County Women’s Christian Temperance Union convention met at Marchand with county president Mrs. Mary J. Bruce presiding. Reports, officer elections, and memorial services followed a weekend of devotions, addresses, and musical programs led by local and state WCTU leaders. One deceased member was Mary Ann Bodenhammer, long time treasurer, who left $200 to the union. Mr. and Mrs. Ira C Shaw and son vacationing with Benjamin Short.

Indiana County Christian Temperance Union Mary J. Bruce Mary Oberlin Rochester Milla Cunningham Saltsbury A. F. Richards Miss Morrow Eva G. Thompson Harriet Fair Conner Hallie Holt Marion Center H. D. Con~dron Blairsville Indiana Jennie Morrow Marchand Choir Town Ridgeview Park Institute Mary Ann Bodenhammer

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