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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1935

Page

4

Conemaugh area folks visit and attend society events

Indiana shoppers visit Friday. The Ladies Missionary Society of Conemaugh U P church held their monthly meeting at Mrs Clyde Lowman’s home with good attendance. Many locals and visitors came or called on friends and relatives throughout the weekend including the Ewing Hart Marshall Haberstick and Green families. Dr Hutchison preached at the Conemaugh church and many locals engaged in silo filling.

Conemaugh R. A. Brown Siaughter Indiana Ladies Missionary Society of the Conemaugh U. P Clyde Lowman Warry Steffy and McKeesport Ewing Raymond Marshall J. 8. Ewing W. K. Cramer Mariana Frank Cramer Indi Blatraville John Ewing Wells Cunningham Gon Bart Saltsbury

Local social notes from Elderton and surrounding areas

Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Swank spent Monday at Worthville. Vernon London and family from Michigan visited W. A. Clark. Guy Fleming and Alex Clark hosted a birthday dinner for Mrs. L. B. Miller at the Mack Guthrie home in Apollo. Zelda Higin and Pauline Schall visited Vandergrift and Indiana respectively. Margaret Gibson shopped with Mrs. G. V. Elgin in Indiana. Emily Bierer, of Indiana, visited Lawrence Silvis. Bernice Clark attends Indiana State Teachers College. The annual WCTU picnic occurred at Sycamore Park. T. G. Smith and family dined with G. W. Elgin. Lee Fralley and son visited J. R. Frailey’s. C. P. Clark buys old academy lot and builds a garage. Mrs. John Zacharis and daughter from New Kensington spent days here. The annual flower show was held in the U P church basement. Charles Schrecen gost and family near Blanket Hill called Saturday. Charles George and family from Kittanning visited Sunday. Less Wright from near Pittsburgh called Sunday. Mrs. Lelia McKnight and friend from Pittsburgh visited Lee Schrecengost. Dean Bigin of near here hosted the G T club. Ethel Wimmer of Plum Creek spent Sunday at J. R. Frailey’s. Kenneth Johnson of Indiana visited Sunday. Mae Harkleroad and mother from near Blanco called at C. R. Cooper’s Saturday.

Elderton Swank Worthville Vernon London and Family Michigan W. A. Clark Guy Fleming Alex Clark Margaret Gibson Annie Irwin Mack Guthrie Apollo L. B. Miller Zelda ‘Higin Vandergrift Pauline Schall Indiana G. V. Elgin Charles Schrecengost Near Blanket Hill Charles George Kittanning Less Wright Pittsburgh Lelia McKnight Lee Schrecengost Dean Bigin Near Here G. T. Club Ethel Wimmer Plumcreek J. R. Frailey Kenneth Johnson Mae Harkleroad Lot Blanco C. R. Cooper

Labor Day Calls and Weekend Travels Across Pennsylvanias

Local residents from Rossmoyne and nearby areas visited relatives in Jeannette Punxsutawney and Homer City and toured Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and Illinois by truck. Neuritis illness improvement noted for Mrs Elizabeth Elkin and several social visits among families including Wells Lewis and Lockhart households.

W. mM. Schock Edward Peters Youngstown Ohio J. L. Wells Clair Wade Pennsylvania Indiana Illinois J. L. Good Murray Lewis Orvis Lewis Jeannette Ebert Brewer P. B. Ramale Georgeville Orville Lewis Ollie Brewer Eugene D. C. Wells Rose Stiver George Bone Bruce Stiver Punxsutawney J. B. Hare Homer City Maude Wells R. Boyd Elkin Dora Elizabeth Elkin Jay Irwin Plumville J. D. Lockhart Kittanning Genevive Wissinger Five Points J.D. Lockhart C. M. Bell Virginia B. Lydick Harry §. Leydick

South Bend Notices and Local Death in Pitcairn

South Bend announces visitors from Indiana Pennsylvania and Westmoreland County including Anna Kate Barnet and the Porters and Wherrys. Oliver Hunsbergh dies in Pitcairn aged life-long resident. funeral at South Bend Reformed Church. Also a stat about bathtubs in farm village and city homes in the United States.

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Sunday school and preaching at Lewisville

The notice lists a Sunday service at ten o'clock followed by preaching on Sept. 15. It records returns from a sight seeing trip through northern Pennsylvania New York and Canada by Mr and Mrs J B Kennedy. It notes various local visits birthdays and school matters with several residents of Blairsville and nearby towns. It ends with a science item about hypnotism affecting digestive organs as if a real meal was eaten.

Lewisville Kennedy Pennsylvania New York Canada Bertha Hwing Ruth Indiana O. W. Shields D. L. Marshall Lee Graham Marshall Blairsville Dispatch Miss Riter Blairsville Laura Reeger Jeanne Kennedy Blairaville High School Agnes Ewing Alda Lee Lucile Tomb Mildred Gordon Mabel Ewing Arthur Shields Allen Faille Pitcairn Samuel Gibson H. C. Ferguson New Kensington J. A. Diven Howard Laveene

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Alina May Louise Marshall James Green State Police Department of Justice Indiana County Rossmoyne South Bend Anna Kate Barnet Walter Porter Plymouth James Moorehead Westmoreland County Henry Townsend Ebensburg Clara Helen Wherry J. N. Wherry Bess Wherry Nancy Devers Oliver Hunsbergh South Bend Township Claude Hunsbergh South Bend Reformed Church Harry W Judge Beaver Falls Lebanon Roy McGinley J. C. Tomb Lee Edwards J. §. Kennedy Harry C. Kunkle
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