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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1928

Page

7

Weiner and corn roast honor South Bend club members

South Bend residents of the F. L. M. Club and families enjoyed a weiner and corn roast at James Smith's home. The item lists numerous visitors and locals engaged in readings, studies, and community visits, including Silvis, Townsend, Keener, and McMillen households, with several traveling to nearby towns for visits or work.

South Bend F. L. M. Club James Smith Dan MecGauhey Apollo Mill Irwin Kelly Idaho R. A. Silvis John Keener Janet Dorothy Townsend Indiana Anna Mae Anderson Indiana High School Melvin Silvis Jane McMutcheon New Texas Corsin Orpha Fennel Apollo W. J. Silvis North Washington William Smith Nelle Parks Tarentum O. M. Anderson Joe King Gene Silvis May McGaughey Mt. Union Ira Weaver J. B. Montgomery Pittsburgh James Phipps Aultman Townsend Knepshield Margaret Henry Martin Mtr M. J. Laughlin Virgie Alshouse Clymer Bess Wherry Coraopolis Elwood Wherry Columbia Gas Company Keener

Armagh area hosts visitors and church notice

A long list of guests from East McKeesport Yatesboro and Johnstown visited families in Armagh and nearby towns. Social calls include Johnsons, Elkins, Mogie, Wells and Hutchinsons with varying Sunday and weekend visits. Preaching at Armagh Presbyterian on September 16 and missionary society hosting Wednesday afternoon are announced. Abensburg fair and local highway procession noted. Third party movements this year seem to be about as popular as long skirts.

Harry Sink Sagamore J. Vv. Mogie Rossmoyne Norris Johnston Mr. Johnston G.ty Corley Phoenix Nh. Boyd Elkin Miss Ball Yresburg G. H. Elkin Rhonsburg Paul Wilkin Punxsulaw William Charles Raymond Mary Simpson Georgeville Maude KE. Wells D. C. Wells A. M. van Horn Ambridge J. J. Brewer Clarington Margaret Johnston Bertha Charles Hamilton Albert Kerr Homer Kerr Mary Kerr Near North Point Armagh Presbyterian Church H.R. Dt Dilltown Presbyterian Missionary and Ladies’ Aid Society Walter Sellers Johnstown W. T. Dick Armagh Margaret Cunningham Bias Jos. A. Shrom Blacklick A. K. Gerhard Rush Station Blairsville Warner Otis Derry Helen Thomas Latrobe Dillie Cunningham Tsbensburg William Penn Highway J. M. Cunningham Seward WW. R. Falcon Bethel Yarvey Miller Pasadena Cal Glyde T. S. Lynn Lors McKelvey Miller

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