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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1935

Page

9

Local Visitors and Weekend Guests at Millen and Smith Homes

West Lebanon residents Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Calhoun and Jean, Robert of Blatraville visited C. M. Millen. Alma Cotter and Clair Milten with Lois Jean of Apollo visited the Millen home. W. C. Smith hosted guests Ed Shearer of Deer Ridge and Mrs. V J Hiner of Homer Mo. C A Pennington of Indiana was a Friday caller. Wate side liver Helen and Sara Maude Guiste. W. C. Smith attended Presbytery in Rural Valley after Monday and Tuesday stay.

West Lebanon Oscar Calhoun Jean Robert Blatraville Alma Cotlter Clair Milten Lois Jean Apolio C. M. Millen W. C. Smith Ed. Shearer Eee Ridge V. J. Hiner

Washington Township Daughters Noted in Local Visits

Daughters popular in Washington township as families host and visit relatives from Indiana to Akron and Buffalo. Social rounds include Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ohh, Helmer Flottiah, Murray Fairman, Ernest Ore family, George Harmon, and many others with daughters Mildred, Olive, and more. Guests travel from South Bend, New Kensington, Bagamore, Leechburg, Punxsutawney, and Vandergrift among weekend calls and a serenade for Olive Park’s daughter’s wedding.

Washington Twp Washington Township Stork Lee Ohh Hémer Flottiah Murray Fairmian Ernest Ore George Harmon Steele Henderson Margaret McGaughey Flora Morrison South Bend Ruth McIntire New Kensington L. M. Henderson Joseph Potts Mildred Indiana Myrtle Nichol William Sutton Akron Norman Little Milas Cora Little Canada Buffalo Harry Orr Leona Marshall Indiana‘ Hospital J. E. Giffen I. N. Frick Thursay M. J. Boyer J. A. Parks Meade Fisher Olive Harold Frick Harry. Marshall Merlin Harry Fisher Bakerstown Jos. Helmick Leechburg Josiah Fisher Layard Akens Walter Harman Homer Park and Son J. E. Park Car Miller Vandergrift Hart Blystone Punxsutawney

East Wheatfield Hosts Visiting Friends and College Moves

Mrs Myrtle Dick Fiola and son Wayne Dick of Proctor Minn visited her brother G W Dick. Royden Taylor of Indiana called at Armagh. Miss Virginia J Caldwell visited Indiana. Ebensburg fair attendees included H L Tinkcom Nancy Tinkcom W A Merriman and Leon Rodgers. Edward Hwelyn Bracken planned Indiana State Teachers College entry. Charles O Bracken headed to Bucknell. James Suttons Catherine Sutton and Kenneth Sutton visited in Armagh. Oliver DeLancey family from Woodbury N J toured to their Illinois move. Cramer M B Ladies Aid to host today. M EB Sunday School picnic at Round Top. William Penn Grange fair on Sept 21.

Myrtle Dick Fiola Wayne Dick Proctor, Minn G.W. Dick Royden Taylor Indiana Virginia J. Caldwell H.L. Tinkcom Nancy Tinkcom W. A. Merriman Leon Rodgers Ebensburg Edward Hwelyn Bracken State Teachers College Charles 0. Bracken Lewisburg Bucknell University James Suttons Butler Catherine ‘Sutton Kenneth Sutton Coraopolis C. G. Mack Armagh J. L. Caldwell W. H. Nicholson B. E. Mack Pittsburgh Tenia Hutchison Oliver DeLancey Merton and Sam Woodbury N. J Susan Bracken Illinois Ray Moore Cramer M. B. Ladies Aid M. EB Round Top M. M. Souther William Penn Grange

Currys Run Christian Endeavor Rally Set at Currys Run Church

A county Christian Endeavor rally is planned for Thursday evening September 12 at Currys Run church with addresses and special music by county societies. Invited are the community to attend and support the rally. Local attendees include Grace Miller Robert Sell Harold Wissinger Gaynelle Miller and others with word of various travels and visits among friends and relatives. The Ladies Missionary Society will meet at Rev. Walker and his mother’s home in Elderton on September 18.

Currys Run Christian Endeavor Ino Alta McCurdy Cleveland Nancy Fleming Anthony Ruth Kunkle Perry McCreight W. H. Hoover Indiana Ladies Missionary Society Walker Elderton

Gilbert S. Parnell for judge in Indiana County campaign

A brochure endorses Gilbert S. Parnell for judge, arguing voters need intelligent understanding of issues and candidate qualifications. It cites his education at Dickinson Law, wartime service, and endorsements from Dean William Trickett’s era and Judge Fred S. Reese, highlighting loyalty to Indiana County and expected integrity in court.

Gilbert S Parnell A Lifetime of Legal Service in Indiana County

Gilbert S Parnell a Dickinson Law graduate admitted to practice before the Pennsylvania Supreme Court and in Indiana County courts along with the U S Western District is celebrated for civic service and a broad business law practice He has drafted bills for state committees taught Sunday school coached youth sports and chaired statewide panels on highways and school finance The piece argues his qualifications moral character and understanding of youth would make him a humane county judge aligned with Justinian’s maxims and the ideal of a just judge.

Gilbert S. Parnell Indiana County Indiana Indiana State Normal School Mercersburg Academy Cornell University Cornell United States Army Pennsylvania State College Dickinson School of Law Carlisle Pennsylvania William Trickett Dean Trickett United States Parnell Fred S. Reese Cumberland County Reese Supreme Court of Pennsylvania Superior Court of Pennsylvania United States Court For Western District of Pennsylvania Senate House Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Justinian Indiana Borough Dorothy Walker Gilbert, Jr Joseph Joseph’ E. Parnelli Parnell, Cowher & Co Phrnell American Legion Gilbert 8 Gilbert John Q. ‘Tilson

Clarksburg Notes on Visits School Opening and Local Voters

Sunday school next Sunday at 1 15 church at 2 30 visitors in the Frank Clark home include the Rice and Garris families and Miss Margaret Rhea. Clarksburg school opened last Tuesday with Miss Mildred Krider as teacher. Community visits and travel patterns feature multiple residents from Punxsutawney Blairsville and Blairsville. Voter call for A C Fisher for Commissioner.

Clarksburg Thomas Rice Burnside Roy Garris Near Town Margaret Rhea Kent Frank Clark Mildred Krider Punxautawney Lutlla Shearer Watsons Ridge Charlotte McCall Mary F. J. Parks

Greensburg Visitors and Sunday Church Times

Greensburg callers Mrs. O B Harvey Mr and Mrs Dean Ashbaugh Robert Baker and Virginia Harvey visited Sunday. Donald Ewing and Hisie Faith called at Mr and Mrs Carl Rosensteel home. A home margarine tip suggests tying string to paraffin sealed jars to lift the cap when opening.

Elders Ridge C. BH O. B. Harvey Dean Ashbaugh Robert Baker Virginia Harvey Greensburg Donald Ewing Hisie Faith Carl Rosensteel

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