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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1921

Page

12

Local Residents Attend Visits and Meetings in DuBois and Nearby

Heilwood and surrounding communities report visits by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kirker and family to DuBois over Sunday. Mrs. Sadie Butler and sons Richard and William of New Florence visited at the Stahl home. The Wilsons and son Gray toured the Carrolltown fair. Lucile Johns leaves for Devon Manor school. Families Hanna Han na and Far Hanna of Boswell visited James Hanna. Nicewonger and J T Wil son attended Masonic lodge in Indiana. Delegates to the Indiana Sunday school convention plan to report next Sunday. George Shannon and wife were in Sprangier. Mrs Vanderhoof visited her son Elwood at Diamondville. Rev. Walter H. Ruch to be installed as Presbyterian pastor Thursday at 7 30.

Charles Kirker DuBois Sadie Butler Richard William New Florence A. D. Stahl T. ¥. Wilson Gon Gray Carrolltown Fair Lucile Johns Devon Devon Manor School William Hanna Karl George Hanna Louise Far George Vanderhoof Elwood Diamondville Walter H. Ruch The Presbyterian Church

Sunday school convention notes and local visits

Dessa Knox and daughter Dorothy attended the Sunday school convention in Indiana and reported on the event. Mrs. Linzie Arias of Braddock visited her mother before heading to California for the winter. Mrs. Zilla Simpson and daughter Ruth with Mrs. Carrie Beck attended the Dayton fair. Mrs. Swisher of Clairton visits her daughter and family. John Ryder near Georgeville moved to our village. Thomas Sutter, formerly employed at Clairton, moved his family here. Mr. and Mrs. Frank White spent Sunday with Harman and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Heitzenrater and family of DuBois visited sister Mrs. Clark Peffer and family.

Dessa Knox Dorothy Indiana Linzie Arias Braddock J. A. Gail California Zilla Simpson Ruth Carrie Beck Dayton Swisher Clairton P. @. Hoover John Ryder Georgeville Thomas'Sutter Frank White Harman Peffer Marchand Jacob Heitzenrater DuBois Clark Peffer

Community Notes From Juneau And Nearby Areas

Juneau residents Mr and Mrs Bush of Disonville spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs A L Tuingar. Mr George Slank and son Cree attended the Dayton fair on Thursday. School opened Monday with a good attendance. Budd Smith and Theda Dorn are teachers. Homer Smith and P S Smith were in Indiana last week. Misses Alice Hawk Ruth Stivar and Mrs C P Smith attended a Sunday school convention in Indiana. Caroline Bloge of Rural Valey visits aunt Mrs Muriel Stear. Mrs Jacob Rish was taken to Punxsutawney sanitarium for an operation. Mrs Martin Wineberg and daughter Stella of Oregon visited George Wineberg in Dubois over Sunday. Tid Wilenberger improves his residence with weather boarding. Thomas Gilpatrick and Arbide of Marchand called on his daughter Mrs Will Kanouwff last week.

Juneau Bush Disonville A. L. Tiungar George Slank Cree Dayton Fair Budd Smith Theda Dorn Homer Smith P. Smith Indiana Alice Hawk Ruth Stivar C. P. Smith Caroline Bloge Valey Muriel Stear Jacob Rish Punxsutawney Sanitarium Martin Wineberg Stella Oregon George Wineberg Dudbois Tid Wilenberger Thomas Gilpatrick Arbide Marchand Mra Will Kanouwff

Plume Creek Farmers Fill Silos Last Week

A section reports farmers filled their silos last week. Tee Kimmel spent Sabbath at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Austin Loy near South Bend. Mrs. Tillie Frailey, who spent the past two weeks with her sister, Mrs. ...

Tee Kimmel Austin Loy South Bend Tillie Frailey Mra

Miller reunion hosts at J. H. Miller homestead

Indiana resident Wm. Bearer returns home on Sabbath. The Miller reunion is set for October 1 at the J. H. Miller homestead with all invited. Plumcreek Literary Society will meet next Sunday at Howard Kimmel’s home. A moonlight picnic occurred Saturday in Jacob Clark grove. Virginia Calhoun, Kimmel school teacher, attended the golden wedding of grandparents Samuel and Mrs Calhoun of Elder ton.

Wm. Bearer Indiana Miller J. H. Miller Plumcreek Literary Society Howard Kimmel Jacob Clark Grove Virginia Calhoun Kimmel School Samuel Calhoun Elderton

PINE FLATS Sunday services and rally in Baptist church

Preaching services will be held in the Baptist church next Sunday and a rally entertainment will be rendered in the evening. Our school opened Monday with Miss Jone Coalmer as instructor. Mrs Judson Parry and daughter Ella and Mary joined Heilwood high school. Several local families visited and stayed overnight at Minnie Stephaney's.

Baptist Church Jone Coalmer Judson Parry Ella Mary Stafford Sara Roberts William Lockard Percy Roberts Norval Lowman Heilwood High School Charles van Allman Williamsburg Ida van Allman Woltdaysburg J. D. Joiner Alvarda H. J. Babley Minnie Stapheny R. 0. Lytle Hailwood A. G. Glenn

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