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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1936

Page

6

Maple Grove Scripture Bee at Sunday meeting

A Scripture Bee will be given at the Young Peoples meeting at the church Sunday evening September 20. Everyone is welcome. Greensburg visitors Mary Coy and Bob Welsgerman called Saturday. Harry and Forrest Adams from Johnstown visited the Sloppy home Saturday night. Iva Henry stayed with the W P Wagner family at Bethel Sunday. The corn and weiner roast was held.

Young Peoples Mary Coy Bob ‘Welsgerman Greensburg Harry and Forrest Adams Johnstown Iva Henry W. P. Wagner Bethel

Sunday school event attracts more than a hundred

Community notes list numerous local residents visiting, calling, and attending events around Ebensburg Johnstown Indiana Bethel Heilwood and nearby townships. Names include Mary Coy Cherry Malotte Donald Stophel W P Wagner and daughters Minnie and Twila plus others at fairs visits and social calls across the region.

Mary Coy Cherry Malotte Johnstown Donald Stophel Culver William Dickey Isaac Sleppy Howard Florence Stephens Ebensburg Chalmers Decker Indiana W. P. Wagner Minnie Twila Bethel George Wolfe Penn Run Cherry Malotte Greenland Inn Clare Stephens Dorothy Overman Carl Ludwig Seward Glenn Coy

Dilltown social notes and regional visits

Miss Cynthia Shaw of Brooklyn visits sister Mrs Arla Fox this week. Indiana visitors include Mr and Mrs John Wire and son Irvin, and W R Calhoun and J Reppell Moorhead. George Lucas of Leechburg and Miss Dorothy Young of Philadelphia call on locals. Rev Plesher conducts Dilltown Baptist services, announces Sept 20 eve. WPA class in moveable mail? No. Fred Conway starts class in moale. Emma Young roofed house. WWVA jamboree in Wheeling. H E B Woodring buys a new Chrysler sedan.

Cynthia Shaw Brooklyn Arla Fox John Wire Irvin Indiana John Stiles William Conrad Wehrum M. H. Stiles Beaver W. R. Calhoun J. Reppell Moorhead George Lucas Leechburg Dorothy Young Philadelphia W. G. Stewart Mary Stewart Thomas Stiles W. F. Elkin Cortlandt Johnstown Rev. Plesher Marion Center Dilltown Baptist Church T. L. Dias Harry McDowell Miriam Dias New York State Glenn Knupp John Logan Ligonier Virgil Young Tom Ramage A. Hall James McLaughlin Pete Bracken Wheeling W. Va H. E B. Woodring

Summer Romance Mixes Love and Misread Signals

Jack Drake plans to tell Amy Morton of his love for Charlotte Blair but Amy misreads it as a marriage proposal to herself. Charlotte anticipates a future with Jack, while Amy faces a tangle of jealousy and confusion as the trio navigates friendship, flirtation, and summer romance.

Ji& Drake Amy Morton Amy South Jack Charlotte Blair Ai Jack Jack Drake Charlotte Tam

Bird Economy: Red-Headed Woodpecker Stores Food

The red headed woodpecker caches acorns in holes in dead trees and in telephone poles to access grubs during scarce days. The bird wastes nothing and plans ahead for food shortages.

Community Notices From Washington Township And Plum Creek

Washington Township residents report visits to Ebensburg and Dayton fairs plus family gatherings at multiple homes. Names such as Allshouse Jewart Blystone Orr and Fisher appear with local events including hospital calls and farm moves. Plum Creek notes visits to hospitals, travel to Detroit, and residents busy with farm chores as Progress and Pittsburgh Post-Gazette subscriptions appear.

Washington Jennings Allshouse Johnstown Brice Peterman Allshouse J. &, Parks George Edwards Melvin Meade Fisher Percival Wissinger Ebensburg Myrtle Nichol Belle Arthur Blystone Josiah Fisher Fisher Charles Jewart Leonard Prugh J. E. Blystone Phillip Blystone Indiana Fred Jewart Jesse Johnston Willet Gordon Helman Chamberaville Joseph Marshall Atwood Walter Harman Union

Local Notes and Family Visits Across Communities

Loop 5s lists visits among local families with Barretts and Dillons from Beaver Falls, Barretts from Punxsutawney, and the Krohs with Kroh not improving. The Adama farm sale is set for September 24 and Ellawbeth Dormire oversees school progress. A short humorous exchange about weighing a package ends with bones from a roast.

A. Nesbitt Pittsburgh A. M. Barrett Samuel Dillon Beaver Falls Jane Barrett Allegheny General Hospital Ligela Peckham Punxautawney Wm. Kroh Kroh Robert Adama Shine Randolph Mra. Earhart Dayton Richard Earhart Misa Ellawbeth Dormire

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