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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1937

Page

8

Local Glances and Tragic News From Town

CHERRY TREE notes family visits in Detroit and Lewistown while residents recount weekends with relatives. The community mourns Edward Harkis killed in a Garmantown auto accident near Barnesboro Friday night. Rev Tyson attended a conference in Franklin last week.

Cherry Tree Torris Sebring Detroit Mich Clair Sebring Gertrude Barnes Wm. Pleisher Lewistown J. N. Beck Harlan Bee Ebensburg Fair Hope Ogden Walter Peggy Clymer S. L. Irwin Edward Harkis Garmantown Barnesboro Juniata Sebring Torrance Rev. Tyson Evangelical Cung Franklin Carl Kopp Johnstown John Cooper J. W. McFarland J. H. McFarland Reynoldsville Frak Weaver Mahaffey

Social visits and community family gatherings listed in Washington Twp

Mrs Annie Boyer visited Mrs John Downey on Puesday. Mrs Dee Rankin of Indiana stayed with Mr and Mrs Harry Orr on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Walter Bartholomew I of Chambersville visited Mr and Mrs John Cuddy of Atwood. Glenn Jewart and son Charles visited Herbert Jewart. Guests in JBH Blystone home were Myron Raleigh and family Earl Blystone and family and Carl Miller and family from Van dergrift. James Wallace and family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs A C Marshall. Willet Grange members visited Denton Grange Monday. Mr and Mrs Walter Harman and grandson Charles were Elderton callers. Mr and Mrs Horace Adamson Mr and Mrs Brice Peterman Mr and Mrs Walter Harman Mr and Mrs Glenn Jewart and son Charles Mr and Mrs Charles Harman J G Russell and Mae Fisher attended the Dayton fair. A witty remark notes the best antique collector is a thirty year old widow who wed a ninety year old millionaire bachelor with one foot in the grave.

Myron Raleigh Earl Blystone Carl Miller Vandergrift James Wallace A. C. Marshall Wallace Willet Grange Denton Grange Walter Harman Charles Elderton Horace Adamson Brice Peterman Glenn Jewart Charles Harman J. G. Russell Mae Fisher Dayton Fair

Uncle Joe's Opportunity

A tender scene unfolds as Uncle Joe decides to delay his move with the Colonel West to stay with Clara and Tom Whelpley. Clara wrestles pride and sadness about independence while Uncle Joe insists he can still be useful at home, offering to help with the children and household.

Wvell Clara Uncle Joe Bernice Colonel West Joe Wheipley Benton Southboro Tom Whelpley Joe Clare Tom Junior Uncle Toe

Weekend Visits and Local Social Roundup in Niles and Nearby Towns

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cornfield and three children of Niles Ohio spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. 8 M Shields. Families from Youngstown East Pittsburgh Punxsutawney and Indiana joined host households for visits and a music concert, including Ruth Warner, Ruth White, Leora Doramay, Bonnie States, and Flora States.

Wm. Cornfield Niles, O M. Shields Add White Youngstown Gurn Wabob Geo Warner Ruth Punxsutawney Elmer Peffer Bonnie States Pittsburgh Flora States Myrtle Warner Rose Shields Myrtle Peffer Leora Doramay Ruth White Youngstown, O C. E. Hugas

Dayto n Fair Attendees Gather for Sunday Visits

Local families from Vandergrift Indiana Mount Zion and near Chambersville joined at Brick Church for memorial services and visited relatives across multiple households. Sunday guests included Stepp Huenberger Klingensmith Jamison and Cravener families with extended kin from North Apollo West Lebanon and Vandergrift.

Farewell Dinner Held For Mrs Spondike In Hart town

Mrs E J Phillips and Mrs Paul Anderson attended a farewell dinner Thursday for Mrs Spondike who moved to Homer City. Neil Anderson visited the Phillips family Saturday. Paul Anderson and daughter Jean and Mr and Mrs Clawson and Esther spent a day at Cooks Forest last week. Charles Henry visited Mrs E J Phillips Monday. The Say family called at the Crawford home last week and EB Phillips family attended church at Garretts Run Sunday.

E. J. Phillips Paul Anderson

Homecoming and town updates at Creekside

Miss Eva Pfeil visited her aunt Miss Eva Hendricks while Ronald Johnston returns to Ohio Northern University after a three month vacation. Families move small notes, church event, Indiana hospital patient Claude Faith, and town folks at the Indiana fair. Schools open with large attendance and peaches being canned locally.

Creekside Eva Pfeil Eva Hendricks Ronald Johnston Ohio Northern University Walter Johnston Mr. Walker M. BE David Wolfgang Johnston Carl Johnston Boyd Spence H. R. Finley Jesse Kunkle Claude Faith Indiana Hospital Himes Punxsultawney Raymond Pheil Jessie

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