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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1925

Page

8

Local Notes and Visiting Guests in Clearfield Area

Community residents from Washington, Johnstown, Vandergrift, and Pittsburgh spent weekends visiting relatives in Clearfield and nearby towns. Carnivals of hospitality, hospital visits, and social gatherings featured many local families and friends.

Family and neighbor visits noted in Washington Township

Mr and Mrs Karl Fairman and family visited the Francis Fairman home while Clarence Fairman, employed at the Indiana post office, stayed with his uncle on the old Fairman farm. Various locals including the Marshalls hosted events and shopping trips, with a serenade for Mary Marshall after her marriage to Harry Orr last week.

Karl Fairman Thelma Carl, Jr Kenneth Phillips Leechburg Francis Fairman Clarence Fairman Indiana Post Office Fairman Harvey Fleming John Orr Indiana Samuel McFarland Anthony’ Burns Jake Bush A.C. Marshall Mary Harry Orr W. N. Hoovar Atwood Opal Huff Josiah Fisher Alexander Ray Bert Fairman

Social Roundup of Visits and Gatherings in Blairsville Area

Eleanor Ruth McGinley spent a week in Blairsville with John Neal and Harry Ferguson. Mrs. Morris Miller and daughter from Canton, O., visited J. L. and W. C. Diven. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Berkey hosted Wilkinsburg friends. M. K. Laird of Tarentum visited JB Gibson and family. O. W. Shields and Bertha Ewing shopped in Indiana Saturday. Fulton Speedy and family of Brad dock stayed with Nelson Ewing and Leonard Dixon. Tillie McPhilimy of Clarksburg visited Mary Gibson. Velma Barkley, Marence Bergman, Tillie McPhilimy, Mary Gibson and Bertha Ewing dined with Mrs. J. L. Diven. Wilbur Barkley retired home after Spruce Creek camp. Mary Gibson and Tillie McPhilimy visited Mrs. Q. W. Shields. O. W. Shields and Bertha Ewing visited Mrs. Ina Heilman in Urbana.

Eleanor Ruth McGinley John Neal Harry Ferguson Blairsville Morris. Miller Canton J. L W. C. Diven J. C. Berkey Wilkinsburg M. K. Laird Tarentum JB. Gibson O. W. Shields Bertha [Ewing Indiana Fulton Speedy Braddock Nelson Ewing Leonard Dixon Tillie McPhilimy Clarksburg Mary Gibson Velma Barkley Marence Bergman Bertha Ewing J. L. Diven Wilbur Barkley Spruce Creek Q. W. Shields Ina Heilman Urbana

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