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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1915

Page

5

Cherry Tree residents at Indiana fair and town events

Cherry Tree people were active at the Indiana fair last week. Local residents Ma. Frank Fry of Mahaffey attended as a caller. A town gun club formed and uses the old ball grounds as a range. Families and visitors from nearby towns joined in reunions and evangelistic plans scheduled for late September. Notables include Rev. McClure of Tamaqua and Rev. H. M. Jones.

Frank Fry Mahaffey F. Pinathwait Cleveland Miga Virginia Beyer Punxautawney J. C. Mahaffey Walter Fee E. Jacobs Glen. Campbell Chariater Board of Commerce of Clearfield Wm. Tonkin Quay Lewis Learfield A. R. Mansberger

Local Social Notes Across Multiple Families

Martin B. Stidtmiller and relatives from Michigan to Indiana visited Mrs. Ora Helman and family. The Lyduck 63rd birthday drew many friends with gifts and a noon dinner. Various visits, church society events, and travels are noted among residents of Ypsilanti Johnstown North Braddock Conemaugh Indiana and nearby towns.

Local Visitors And Homecomings From area towns

COVODE William Beck of Johnstown visited his home there Saturday and Sunday Grace Carbaugh returning to Butler after visiting her parents Mae Linger trained as a nurse at Grube hospital in Dubois visited friends there Nettie Beck returned home after a week in Indiana Paul Warnshull spent a few days with his sister Mrs A Neff

William Beck Johnstown Outis Grace Carbaugh Homo Butler

Penn Run Community News and Meetings Update

Dr. T D Stephens has moved to Wa new none on the Myanat property. A teeting of all thawe in terested in Harmony geaveyard text Saturday for cleantage. Mott Al invited, Mrs BH upheld and pon of Holtanun, ware guests of Mr and Mrs James Fowler over Sindy. Mrs Amanda Lydick visiting friends in Windraville. Mrs Sue M Reed, recently visiting her brother W OW, UW Adams, returned to Gh ite. Dr Stephens and J We Burkhart visited Windher. Mr fellonry ill with typhoid fever. Mrs J M Fyock and son Edward and Terrence Shaffer moved to Pittston, visiting Rev Ira Holsapple. Mr and Mrs Frank Ryan and children returned to Conemaugh. Mr and Mrs Jay McCoy, visiting A Z Stewart, returned home. Mrs Jesse Mock and children and Mrs Marry Mock visited Pent Hun. Mr and Mrs Ben Stake and children of Brushvalley visited sister Mrs Lowry Hauck. Tent meetings are in progress in Brown Grove.

T. D. Stephens Myanat Holtanun James Fowler Sindy Amanda Lydick Windraville Sue M. Reed W. OW UW. Adams Ghite Dr. Stephens J. We. Burkhart Windher Fellonry J. M. Fyock Edward Terrence Shaffer Pittston Ira Holsapple Frank Ryan Conemaugh Jay McCoy A. Z. Stewart Jesse Mock Marry Mock Ben Stake Brushvalley Lowry Hauck Brown Grove

Local Social Notes From Wallopsburg and Surrounding Areas

Jesse Crooks travels to Greensburg for work. Mrs. Loyd Smiley and daughter Helen return after two weeks away. In Pittsburg Mrs. Wilbur Weaimer and daughters Keckie and Isabelle visit New Kensington. Samuel Kepple family and Mrs. J. A. Adamson plus Miss May Wissinger visit George Adamson. Mrs. Martin Nelson and son George visit their relatives in DuBois. Preaching planned next Sabbath at St John’s Lutheran Church 1050. Mrs. Scewel and daughter Bessie visit Altoona to see her parents.

Jesse Crooks Greensburg Loyd Smiley Helen Pittsburg Wilbur Weaimer Keckie Isabelle New Kensington Samuel Kepple Mary J. A. Adamson May Wissinger Advance George Adamson Martin Nelson George DuBois St. John's Lutheran Church

Local Notes From Tunnelton Area and Surrounds

A morning paper from Tunnelton area reports deaths and family news including Hubert Croain of Dorry dead and Mra Ellott attending the funeral, Mrs. McWiltselt’s health, and various visitors to Punxsutawney and Blairsville. It notes an infant of Kells Verane of Coal Town dying in Greensburg hospital and other local employment moves, church events, and a carriage accident near the Conemaugh river with no injuries to John Brown. A girl was born to Mr and Mrs William Cox on Friday.

Ara B.C Hubert Croain Dorry Mra Ellott Mra MC Wilteselt Matschell Punxashiwnes Hroutzdal Lucerne Adler Westmarelind Infiud Kells Verane Coaltown Greensburg Misaea May Martha Torna Horden Airs Suryey Loughry Robert Steel Blair Henry Mr. Steel West Penn Powder Jacx Shawferd Blairsville Bide Henry Kiskk Supply Company Atlantic Refining Company Indiana Andls Alex Moore Presbyterian Church Meare’ Orchard John Brown Delmont Conemaugh River Brown Horn William Cox

West Lebanon social visits and church services noted

Mrs Ey Claitaek nog revisited hosts and guests Dr Robert Hosmon and Frank Cuaitor visit Hinestown New York. Local residents Mr and Mrs J Dougiter Mrs Inet wee Th AL Rosoneteel Apelfo and others attend events. Coulter attended Aiderton church services. R A Walker editor of the Sattaburg TPCHE WAAC Miraugh reports Sabbath events.

Ey Claitaek Nog Hatha Robert Hhosmon Frank Cuaitor Hinestown N.Y J Dougiter Inet Wee AL Rosoneteel Apelfo Vialteadl Hlewigter Alc Hatstein Lie McGough Af Damewoos Davale Toon Campbell Hhalten Det C. Dremarbey Fanguy Ste Coulter Aiderton R. A. Walker Sattaburg Tpche Waac Miraugh

Local families visit in Reynoldsville and nearby towns

Ambrose Mr and Mrs Clark Dightenp and daughter Mary Ben from Johnstown stay with J W McMillen and family. Mr and Mrs doe Lewis and daughter Tucetta visit with Reynoldsville friends, Miss Wilgabeth McMillen of McKeesport visits mother Mrs M McMillen. Mrs Kathryn Pens of Lilly hosts aunt Mrs Miranda Willard. Don McQuilken and his sister-in-law Mrs George McMillan visit Rosamoyne. Mrs S He Lydie returns home after opening the pina Menth with her son A A Walker of Alinnann.

Mea. Clark Mary Ben Johnstown J. W. McMillen Doe Lewis and Daghter Tucetta Wan Lewis Walter Smith Reynoldaville Wilgabeth McMillen McKmenport M. &. McMilen Kathryn Pens Lilly Miranda Williard Don McQuilken George McMlen Rosamoyne He Lydie A. A. Walker Alinann

Local Social Notes from Creekside and Nearby Areas

Names of residents visiting relatives and attending church services appear in a brief social notes item. Creekside residents Sheloc ta Mroa and Mrs Lemony Bixatone are visiting, Mrs Clair Weiss hosts, and others such as Meade Park, Mr. Kunkle, and Mae Winsinger are mentioned with local movements and friendships amid church events and social calls.

Mroa Lemony Bixatone Dai. Fer Creekside Mra Stone Clair Weiss H.C. Kunkle Near There Punx+ gutawney Meade Park Five Points Wis Busineas Seaday United Presbyterian Church Tarner Walker Brackenridge Mae Winsinger Near Advance W. R. Thomad Near Here

Rural visit gathers families and townsfolk in Dubtals

Jun ea u Mr and Mrs George Tlank and two children Altes and Cree visit in Dubtals Steady with John Resto of Redmond and Miss Mary Mottorn. Attendants include Mr and Mrs Mert Silver and two children, Mr and Mrs Father Aihran of Pride, and Mind Mrs Phirey White with Mr and Mrs Paxter. A surprise party honors Wa daughter Die Tra Smith of Leenst. Local residents, business visitors, and a jury member are noted with several guests from nearby areas.

Mra George Tlank Altes Cree Dubtals John Resto Redmond Mary Mottorn Mert Aihran Pride Iy Mind Phirey White Mrew Paxter White Cherry Reese Tamer Smith Cy Than Die Tra Smith Leenst Wis Henry Himith Anrrey Smith and Family Ponxautawney Clenne Rhlelds Mirchand

Idaho visitors share local weekend plans

Mrs T M Martz visits daughter and son in Wooster with Mr and Mrs Jay Frick and Mr and Mrs Hugh Weir from TMettsburg guests of Mr and Mrs F W Meyers. Mrs Henry Colbitt and family of Shelac to were guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Russell Sunday. Mrs Leonard Barr and son William spend weeks with Mr and Mrs Willam Barr. Tenole Beatty of Vandergrift visits here. Wendell Ruggell spent the latter part of the week in Indiana.

Idaho Jay Frick Wooster Hugh Weir Tmettsburg F. W. Meyera Henry Colbitt Shelacto Frank Russell Leonard Barr William Willam Barr Tenole Beatty Vandergrift Wendell Ruggell Indiana

Local Visits Highlight Week in Armstrong and Denton Areas

Rossmoyne residents Mr and Mrs Upsinger from Armstrong County hosted relatives. Miss Kiva Brower and cousin Albert and Walter Cribba from Denton visited Grandmother Lydia McKee. Mrs James Wella stayed with friends in Widerton. Brower and Miss Billie Little vacationed at Niagara Falls. Madeline Wella and Mae Dita called on Mrs Jennie Brewer in Lenten. Mrs Myrtle Good and daughter Maeten from Fatty Murmyville visited her parents last week.

Mrs. Upsinger Armatrong County Mise Kiva Brower Alberta Walter Cribba Denton Lydia McKee James Wella Widerton Brower Bille Little Niagara Ayla Laat Mins Madeline Wella Mae Dita J Mia Jennie Brewer Myrtle Good Maeten Fatt Murmyville Jast Weel

Local Briefs From Deckers Point and Nearby

Mrs Maggie Rodkey, caring for her father Z C Smyers, returned to her Pittburg home. Hari Brown of Freeport came back after visiting his mother. David Stonebraker awaits a position in the nearby area. Wataon Butterbough and family spent Sunday with sister Mrs John Meher.

Maggie Rodkey Z. C. Smyers Pittburg Hari Brown Freeport David Stonebraker Wataon Butterbough Slater John Meher

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