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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1930

Page

3

MARION CENTER COMMUNITY NOTES HIGHLIGHT TRIBUTES AND VISITS

Marion Center locals recount deaths and family news as Mildred Feltshans of Rayne township dies after a brief illness. Visitors include Harry Daugherty and relatives from Indiana, and Rev Will Work visits from Bolivar. School opens Sept 2 with Fr F Walker as principal, while residents travel to Indiana and Cleveland for family matters.

Local social roundup notes visitors births and events

Reverend John Clawson of Philadelphia conducts successful Brethren church meetings. A baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Archie Fulcomer. Numerous visits and callers from Cleveland Pittsburgh Danville Findlay and other towns. Labor Day gatherings and a Lutheran Bible class social. Free Methodist Sunday school officers elected. A large family reunion at the Ayres home with many relatives attending. New pastor Rev McGahan named for United Evangelical church. Johnstown student Weldon Mack in town and Mary Brendlinger visiting prior to Labor Day.

John Clawson Philadelphia Brethren Church Archie Fulcomer Karl Wagner Cleveland Ohio Clark Miller Misa Grace Lichtenfels Davidsville Leroy Shetter George Lambing Ezra Pearce Marion Center Zetta Pearce Des Moines Iowa George Montgomery Dorothy Bowser Jay Bowser State Teachers College Indiana William Higgins Richard Tomer Akron Joseph Higgins Wilbert Mack Pittsburgh Louise Lear Fey Findlay Todd Montgomery Johnstown Charles Lichtenfels Pearl Pease Earl Pearl Milo Luther Clyde Luther Christ Kent M. C. Rhinehart Lutheran Sunday School J. B. Mack Mack Clark Cline Andrew Montgomery R. L. Armstrong Livermore Amy Owens Della Faskinson Bolivar Free Methodist Sunday School James Liebold George VanGilder Adda Felton Betty Davidson Ofy Blairsville Gilbert Davis Nick Collins Ealers Montgomery Stairstown William A. Lear Louise John C. Lear Jerry Lear United Evangelical Church Ligonier McGahan William H. Fisher Gore Weldon Mack Vincent Mack Johnstown High School Mary Brendlinger Pitcairn Henry Brendlinger

Local residents visit and attend fairs in upstate towns

John Askins of Fleming and Charles Asking with family, plus Miss Margaret Atwood of Pittsburgh, called on friends and attended the Robensburg Fair. Numerous area residents including John Moore, Harry Johns, Tra Mureg, Oliver Bennett, QO. D. Askins, Ida Van Allman, Minnie Stephens Wesley, Margaret Tyger, Catherine Engle, Maud McGuire, Mrs. Edwin Pyle, and others were noted as callers or visitors across Heilwood Elderton Taylorsville and nearby communities. The community sing at Pine Plats drew Maud McGuire and her father. La Rue Bennett left for Pittsburgh to study nursing. School opened with Archie Pennington and Violet Bartlebaugh teaching. Reverend Keegan’s evangelistic meetings continued with Mahler in charge.

John Askins Fleming Center County Charles Asking Henrietta Margaret Atwood Pittsburgh John Moore Blueridge Construction Co Smithfield Harry Johns Robinson Eagle Tra Mureg Indiana Oliver Bennett Aon Jay QO. D. Askins Heilwood Ida van Allman Hollidaysburg Minnie Stephens Wesley Margaret Tyger Taylorsville Catherine Engle William Tyger Maud McGuire Clymer Edwin Pyle Robert John Engle M. R. Askins Elderton H. M. Dick Ebensburg Elmer Luzier Stafford Judson Parry la Rue Bennett Allegheny General Hospital Everett Young Newcastle A. F. Mahler Hope Tyger Roy Friel Indiana State Teachers College Archie Pennington Violet Bartlebaugh Emily Anden Geln Campbell William Irwin Erie Albert Bennett

Letters of Administration for Paul H. Frantz

The undersigned has been granted letters of administration for the estate of Paul H. Frantz late of Indiana Borough, deceased. Creditors should present their claims duly authenticated for settlement and debtors should make prompt payment. MIE Savings & Trust Co. of Indiana, Administrator. August 6, 1930.

Paul H. Frantz Indiana MIE Savings & Trust CO Dtp Peeler & Felt L. Johnston Cherryhill Township W. B. Johnston A. Johnston Ehn St Homer City

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Indiana Motor Company BR. R Sta N. 8Th St People’s Shoe Harry Daugherty Margaret Work Mildred Feltshans Fred Feltshans Rayne Township Miss Feltshangy Hollie Lockard Vandergrift Harry Gwynn Horace Kinter Viola Holt Youngstown Nan Hunter Stella Weitzel John Wetzel Marchand Eva In. Moore N. C. Simpson Near Town Tabitha Morrison Genevieve Martin Dixonville Co. O. Napp Goldie Wheeler F. Walker Cockport Urda Jay Allison Wm. Brady W. EH. Tate New York Clark Getty Irene Stanley Frank Wilson Sloan Bros Simmons Apex Mantel Radio Hoosier Cape Cod Tudiana The First National Bank Penna Cherryhill R. W. Wehrle & Co Indiana, Pa Patronize Progress Indiana Roller Mills GLOBE Hetrick & Wilson P.B.R
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