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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1921

Page

3

Births and visits mark Dilltown notes

Dilltown Mr and Mrs Stanley Young announce the birth of a daughter. Harry Stewart wife and family visited Frank Stewart and Edward Clemons families in Johnstown. W G Stewart made a business call in Johnstown. Six year old son of Dominick Magsi died at Memorial hospital Johnstown from blood poisoning. funeral Monday at Blairsville cemetery. Child had lived with Frank Erry family since mother’s death two years ago. Mrs Callie Wilson returned to Johnstown after visiting Dilltown and Armagh relatives. Walter Tomb injured with an elbow fracture Saturday. Anson Tomb of Apollo home after weeks with friends here.

Stanley Young Harry Stewart Frank Stewart Edward Clemons Johnstown Herbert Stephens W. G. Stewart Dominick Magsi Memorial Hospital Italy Blairsville Frank Erry Seott Henn Callie Wilson Dilltown Armagh Walter Tomb H. D. Tomb Anson Tomb Apollo

Social notes of Clarkburg and vicinity visitors

Mrs. Cline Lowther and Ruth and Anne Cline Lowther visited Indiana on Monday. Rev. J Wallace Fraser and children stay with Mrs Fraser’s parents in Plumville. Families from Dubois Verona Punxsutawney Apollo and Vandergrift visit locals. Dean Clawson at county seat. Vocational school attendees Philimy and Linsenbigler. Various Braddock Pittsburg Somerset notes and moonlight picnic at Goleman home.

Cline Lowther Ruth Anne Indiana J. Wallace Fraser Fraser Plumville Terry George Garrett Russell Dubois M. J. O'Connell May Verona Meyer Charles Nelson Margaret Meyer Pittsburg Alex Lowman Punxsutawney Buns Apollo J. J. Fryar Frank Davis Vandergrift Jay Fryar Samuel Kier H. P. Sandles Dean Clawson Mero Baroni Somerset Paul Englehart Pitcairn Ferguson

Local notes from Buffalo to Treedsville community

Miss Mabel Orange of Buffalo visits parents Mr and Mrs W P Orange. Miss Ruth Shannon returns home after summer with grandparents at Spangler. Miss Evelyn Jones of Indiana visits cousin Miss Lucile Johns. Mrs K M M Quickel and daughter Mary Anneth visit friends in Virginia. Valt Muffley leaves for State College as a junior. Mrs Jd M Wilson returns from month with her daughter at Quakertown. The stork visits Mr and Mrs F J Trinkley for a baby boy. School opens next Monday. Ladies Aid meets with Mrs O TR Check. Mrs Ldldan Mallory in Pittsburgh buying dry goods for Service Stores. Mr and Mrs George Kapko move to Commodore. Mrs Colbitt returns after two weeks with friends in DuBois. Mr and Mrs L M Wilson and children Gray and Franklin visit Carrolltown. Mr and Mrs George Tt Rayon and others drive to Treedsville W Va for tennis vs Reedsville Beathiehem Mines. results: defeated.

Mabel Orange Buffalo N. Y W. P. Orange Ruth Shannon Spangler Evelyn Jones Indiana Lucile Johns K. MM. Quickel Mary Anubeth Friendsirginia Valt Muffley Writlay State College Jd. M. Wilson Quakertown F. J. Trinkley Ladies Aid Society O TR Ldldan Mallory Pittsburgh Service Stores Corporation George Kapko Commodore Colbitt DuBois Wilson Gray Franklin Carrolltown George Tt. Tayon Sturgeon Johns Jean Croyle KH. M. Peterson TG. Evans Henry Peel Treedsville

East Wheatfield Notes On Local Residents and Clergy Moves

East Wheatfield notes many families and guests. It mentions Hutchison siblings from New Florence, Mrs Ruger convalescing, John Hutchison returning from Minneapolis trip with relatives, and Rev T Arthur Patterson resigning from Armagh and Saward churches to take a post at Neffs. DiDek Lester and Gertrude Nilsen visit Niagara Falls then Akron, with Patterson family visits planned. Presbytery duties and a hospital injury for J D Patterson are noted alongside a new Armagh bed school enrollment and a near completion residence for Prof W Campbell.

Itosn May Hutchison Labont George New Florence Alfred Ruger John Hutchison Ji Minneapolis M. Long Vandergrite T. Arthur Patterson Armagh Saward Neffs Armagh Bed Ray Penn Run W. Campbell

Plumcreek Notes on Local Church and Visits

Plumcreek reports Miss Anna Mary and Miss Helen McAfoose have returned to Indiana Normal after two weeks in the area. Hazel Ober of Johnstown visited Miss Jessie Kimmel. Rev. Irwin and family vacationed at Atlantic City. Mrs Bhenger returned from Ford City visiting relatives. No Plumcreek church services next Sabbath due to the pastor’s absence.

Anna Mary Helen McAfoose Indiana Normal Hazel Ober Johnstown Jessie Kimmel Irwin Atlantic City Bhenger Ford City Plumcreek Church

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