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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1923

Page

10

Parkwood Br Leads Indiana Callers From Our Vicinity

Indiana area residents and visitors are listed among callers last week including Mark Dixon W H Myers and son Howard T M Watt G C Devinney Robert Wingar and James King. Various family visits and social calls are noted with Mrs Wm Stephens improving and several trips to Rural Valley and West Lebanon. An auto group attended the Consumers Service Co filling station opening at Indiana and church activities and Sunday visitors are mentioned.

Parkwood BR D. No Indiana Mark Dixon W. H. Myers Howard T. M. Watt G. C. Devinney Robert Wingar James King Wm Stephens Betty Watt H. R. Myers Irene Mary Margaret Margaret Couch Etna Grete Church Olive Weiss Hill Top School Lewis Weiss Roy Millen Leroy Detroit Mich J. E. King Lucilla Jane West Lebanon William George Springdale Consumers Service Co

South Bend Residents in Brief Social News

South Bend notes report Miss Sadie Scott of Pittsburgh visiting Maria and Sadie Smith. Dorothy Townsend, a Indiana high school student, spent the weekend at home. Many locals attended the funeral of Will A Wray of Shady Plain on Wednesday. W I McGaughey called in Indiana on Friday. Ruby Peterman of White Station was guest of her uncle and aunt.

T. W. Fiscus Wilson Barnett Jacob Shoup Lavenia Townsend Elinepare Painter Bess Wherry Dan Ruffner Rural Valley Henry Townsend Elizabeth Campbell West Lebanon Indiana D. B Harmon Helen Martha ‘Townsend Elizabeth Painter H. Jay Hanna Ruth Silvis Ferne Marts M. Henderson Steele Chas Kerr Shelocta John McGeary Dale Thomas Wyatt Vandergrift HB. Henderson Jack Sell Sheloca Ladies’ Missionary Society James Smith D. B. Townsend Kres Dayton Kittanning Robert Roof W. I. McGaughey John King Brick Church L. M. Martz Sadie Scott Pittsburgh Maria Sa~die Smith Dorothy Townsend Indiana High School Will A Wray Shady Plain Ruby Peterman White Station Ehme Wells West, Virginia Ia Lydie Grant Schrecongost Jane Stuchell Blanch Humphrey Humphrey Tia Place Mra. Welkie and Son Youngstown Harry Col- Witt Thomas Fleming Punxsutawney Cora Stewart Clark Marshall Wilse Marshall Harry Shafter Clara McNutt Conneautville Blanche Humphrey United Presbyterian Church Kirky Batrick Marshall Elgin Homer City Stuchall Elder Stoops Harry Shaffer D. Andrews Alex Thompson Chas. Weir Windber Sarah Sehrecengoat Myrtle Smith Henry

Tragic deaths mark county men in Indiana region

A despondent man shot himself after failing to win a woman’s affection near Creekside. He died at the residence, leaving children Samuel, Alvin, Clyde, Adley Stile and Mrs. William Stadtmiller and two daughters in Bedford. Also listed: John C. Hughes, 23, Rochester Mills, killed by a fall of rock in Savan coal mine. John Lukas, Clymer, killed by automobile. Hans Adair III, 53, Ernest, fatally hurt by rock fall in No 1 mine. Public event planned for opening of the last link in the Indiana Blairsville road with ceremonies September 29.

Creekside Indiana Samuel Alvin Clyde Adley Stile William Stadtmiller Town Bedford Stadtmiller Greenwood Cemetery John C. Hughes Rochester Mills Punxsutaney Hospital Savan Frank Hughes Linn Sutter Jennie Hughes Frank H. Hughes Rolchester Mills Joseph A. Adamson Plumville John Lukas Clymer Sample Run Emil Carlson Barr Slope Hans Adair, III Ernest No. 1 Indiana Hospital Scotland Hans Adair McIntyre Binieville Road Chamber of Com‘merce Rotary and Kiwanis Clubs Blairsville Road Reeds Station Good Roads

Western trip and local callers noted in Hillsdale

Mr and Mrs C A Conner of Hillsdale and Mr and Mrs J H Smith left Wednesday for a western trip. Miss Elizabeth Elwood was a caller in town Sunday. Mrs Jennie Stephens and daughter Mary, guests in Beaverdale, were town callers. The Laurel Swamp school opened Monday September 10. Mrs Ford Smith visited sister Grace Dick of Clymer Friday.

C. A. Conner Hillsdale J. H. Smith Elizabeth Elwood Jennie Stephens Mary Beaverdale Zenas Hines Laurel Swamp Ford Smith Grace Dick Clymer

Attendance at Normal Indiana Normal School opens with 900 plus students

The Indiana Normal School opened yesterday with enrollment over 900. The boys dormitory is used for girls as well, adding to the girls dormitory rooms in the main building. Improvements include redecorated Recreation Hall, ambulatory, and parlors with wicker furniture, sand carpet, and new draperies. State College loses 4000 in emergency fund due to a Japanese earthquake disaster.

Normal Indiana Normal School Recreation Hall State College Pennsylvania State College Donald Herr Herr Japan Penn State

Pittsburgh Conference Forms Evangelical Church Union

Evangelical churches from the former Pittsburgh Conference of the United Evangelical Church and others united as the Pittsforch conference of the Evangelical church after meetings at Arbutus Park. The union includes all Evangelical churches in the states with a thirty year denomination standing. Guests from East Pittsburgh and Indiana visited during the week.

Evangelical Churches of State Unitedl Arbutus Park Pittsburgh United Evangelical Church Evangelical Apopelation First United Evangelical Church of Warren, O Pittsforch Evangelical Church

Pomona Grange to Meet Saltsburg Grange

Pomona Grange will meet Saltsburg Grange at the Odd Fellows hall on Thursday September 27 with a full day program starting at 7.40 AM and continuing through a packed session including opening in the Fifth Degree music reports of subordinate granges discussions on current events school breakfast topics vegetable prep threshing dinners and winter potato storage with several recitations and musical numbers.

O. IF Pomona Grange Saltsburg Grange Odd Fellows James Keeley C. A. Hoffman W. F. Barkley J. W. Warner Meade McHenry Eugene Elder J. M. Malcolm CG. F. Allen R. B. Treese Kennedy Alex Graham Harvey Lute D. R. Hill Quaid Cunningham

Personal Brevities From Local Lineup

Local items report trips to Niagara Falls and Toronto, Europe tours, and arrivals home. Notables include engagements in Erie and Cambridge Springs, plus bee demonstration meetings led by Phil lips of State College and locations in Clarksburg and nearby towns.

Culling Demonstration at Townsend Farm in South Bend

A poultry culling demonstration is planned at the Townsend farm in South Bend Friday evening September 21 at 6 am. Attendees are urged to arrive promptly. Townsend showcases a Brown Leghorn flock and invites those interested in better poultry practice. Rotarians announce Ladies Night at Camp Rest-a-While next Monday evening.

Jenry Townsend South Bend Townsend Indiana Rotary Club

Newspaper combination offer for readers along R F D routes

A combo deal provides The Progress Pittsburgh Daily Gazette Times and The National Stockman and Farmer for one year at 6.59 dollars. Substitutions offered include The Pittsburgh Daily Post for The Gazette Times. The 63sette Times is noted as Republican and The Pont 64 Democratic paper, Path are mentioned as good newspapers. Cash must accompany orders. Address provided.

R. D Progress Pittsburgh Daily Gazette Times National Stockman and Farmer Pittsburgh Daily Post Cuszette Times Sette Times Pont Path Thea

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