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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1922

Page

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Local Society Notes From Johnstown and Vicinity

Mrs. D G Brown visits Johnstown with daughter Mrs 0 HE Grow. Mr and Mrs Bowser call on business in Garman. Donald and Elizabeth Edwards visit Miss Lotlie Brown at Miensburg. Wilbur Leonard moves to J W Patterson farm. Asa McAnulty sick. Ruth Repine visits sister Mrs Long. Mrs Benjamin Biss and daughter visit Frank Biss at Windber. Ben Duncan family from Indiana visit Scott Douglass. Miss Twila Engle visits Scott Douglass. Mr Rhodea and Mrs Deardort of Commodore high school spend weekend with W B H Patterson.

D. G. Brown Johnstown Grow Wilbur Leonard J. W. Patterson Asa McAnulty Ruth Repine Mrs. Long Benjamin Biss John Frank Frank Biss Windber Ben Duncan Indiana Scott Douglass Twila Engle Mr. Rhodea Deardort Commodore High School W. B H. Patterson Carrolltown Gertha McAnulty Sara Mary Bagley Jonathan Douglass Jonathan Bagley

Community Notes and Local Visits Across Towns

Social rounds highlight visits from Vandergrift to Apollo and Greensburg. Residents like Miss Gertha McAnulty, Sara Bagley, and Janet Townsend spend weekends at relatives’ homes. Senator Clark and Rev. Cleveland travel for engagements. A Carnegie Gas Co well on the Salsgiver farm brings new production. Harrison and Silvis families host kin and attend school reunions.

Local Social Notes Show Visits and Tidbits

Miss Ruth Simpson returns home after a two week stay with grandparents Mr and Mrs Wm Hamill. Hart Sutter and son of Clairton visit parents Mr and Mrs G M Sutter. John Gaul formerly at Glen Campbell spends Sunday at home. Miss Nettie Beck of Punxsutawney visits her brother W B Beck. John Fryer and son of Clairton with Mrs Martin Fryer. Mr and Mrs G W Shields visit in town with Mr and Mrs Jacob Bartholomew. William Cornfield of Rossiter and Mr and Mrs S M Shields host Sunday at their home. George Peffer of dear Walter and Mr and Mrs Andy Sutter host Sunday guests. Jessie and Laura Fleming of Indiana visit Charles Lutman. G I McCullough and Steel Boggs host Sunday callers.

J. O. Clark Philadelphia Elia Gillette Newark N. J J. H. Mille Gem Charles Coulamb State Highway Department Clymer E. A. Pyles Williamsport Laura McMasters Goldie McMasters Clearfield Ruth Martin John McQuillen Indiana Normal Cleveland Conneaut Lake H. B. Clark Samuel Suirey Ed Harold Parkwood Blake McCracken John Marty Pittsburgh Belle George Saltsbury Joseph Patterson Vandergrift John Remaley Indiana Harvey George Ralph George McCracken Mahaffey Marjory Gray Harvey Armstrong Ruth Simpson Wm. Hamill W. &. Beck Hart Sutter and Son Clairton G. M. Sutter John Gaul Glen Campbell Nettie Beck Punxsutawney W. BH. Beck Jessie Laura Fleming Charles Lutman G. I. McCullough Steel Boggs

West McAnulty Moves to Indiana and Sells Property

West McAnulty relocated to his new Indiana home and sold his local property to Mrs. Lloyd Buter baugh who plans to occupy it next week. Wick list includes Mrs. D. H. Wells and George Baker. Numerous local visitors and callers listed from Punxsutawney to Vandergrift with church services planned for next Sunday evening at eight and Sunday school at seven.

West McAnulty Indiana Lloyd Buterbaugh D.H. Wells George Baker Spicher Punxsutawney Walter Meekins iLeyton Lowman W. H. Meekins J. W. Henry Cribbs Fleming Blairsville N. I. Matson E. Reed Frank Coleman Vandergrift W. A. Coleman John Kepple Apollo Willam Kepple Lloyd George H. M. Clark Harold

Smyrna Social Notices and Travel Moves

Smyrna hosts a literary society gathering Friday evening. Miss Grayce Nichol left for Slippery Rock normal school. Mrs Henry Cook and Mrs James Mills of Pittsburgh visit Sherman Ruffner. Delbert Frantz of Rossmoyne visited Saturday. Smyrna church holds Sunday sermon at 3 PM. Marthalin North and Grace Ruffner spent the weekend locally. Mrs Florence W Allen of Brush Valley leaves for extended visit to daughters in New York City and Ruth Allen in Cleveland.

Grayce Nichol Slippery Rock Henry Cook James Mills Pittsburgh Sherman Ruffner Delbert Frantz Rossmoyne Florence W. Allen Brushvalley Florence Littell Ruth Allen New York City George Allen Cleveland

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Spruce Griffon Duxbar Dinsmore Bros Goodyear Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co Wilmer Stewart Chambersburg South Bend William Moorhead Ed McKinstry The Reformed Church J. F. Alshouse Virgie Dayton Fair Kresge Hiderton Samuel Henderson North Washington Harry Silvis Vandergrifft Frantz Wyoming Salsgiver Farm Jones Farm Carnegie Gas Co W. J. Silvis Robert Shoup Tarentum Jacob Shoup Esther King Turtle Creek Ira Weaver Virgie Alshouse Herman Knesphield Roland McCullough Greensburg Mt. Union Dan Wray Shady Plain Frantz Alshouse Herman Knepshield Gene Laughlin George Wray Janet Townsend Vandergrift High School D. B. Townsend Add Silvis Elderton Maria Smith King West Lebanon Oovode Cookport Myrtle Matson Olivet Madge Anderson Vanesse Clark Indiana Hospital Agatha Coleman Adelaide Coleman Q. T. Briggs John Wasson Vanessa Clark Smyrna Clearfield County Fair Detroit Fordson Sutton-Miller Co Indiana and
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