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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1922

Page

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Birth and local visits in Plumville community

PLUMVILLE Mr. and Mrs. George Jamison celebrate the birth of a daughter on September 22. Local residents report a fall from a Chestnut tree by Dale Dowds near town, leaving him briefly unconscious. Reed Studius works in a Clark sburg garage. Robert Wilson and family of Sharon visited the Douds. Mr. and Mrs. Peeler Lewis of Clarion County visited Mrs. Sarah Schrecengost. Matthew Kelly family and Irvin Kelly and wife and Miss Mary Kelly from near Shelocta visited Odie Zimmerman. D. W. Strecengost of Rural Valley visited Joe Wilson. Mrs. Mary Ashbaugh and son Lyle Ashbaugh of Turtle Creek, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Holt and children of North Braddock, spent the weekend with relatives. Mildred Delancey and Mrs. Frank Dixon of Blairsville visited the Delancey relatives. Mrs. James Green and son Jimmie visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Reed, at Ebensburg. Mrs. Pearl Ferringer of East Plumville opened a Neighborhood Pantry in her home at Larkin. Mrs. Sarah Delancey returned from a visit to son Will Delancey in Phillipsburg.

Plumville George Jamison Dale Dowds Reed Studius Clarksburg Robert Wilson Sharon Douds Peeler Lewis Clarion County Sarah Schrecengost Matthew Kelly Irvin Kelly Wrife Mary Kelly Shelocta Odie Zimmerman D. W. Sthrecengost Valley Joe Wilson Mary Ashbaugh Lyle Ashbaugh Turtle Creek Fred Holt North Braddock Roesiter Mildred Delancey Frank Dixon Pearl Ferringer East Plumville Larkin Neighborhood Pantry Sarah Delancey Will Delancey Phillipsburg Elders Ridge George Hart Martha Allen Mary Elizabeth Margaret Grey Saltsbury T. C. Hood R. Hine Thomas Jamison West Lebanon Robert Henry Valant Howenstein Martha Franz M. D. Remaley V. Reeves Pittsburgh Margaret’ Shearer Lola Barkley Apollo Lloyd Indiana Geo. Gallagher Ella Crawford Blairsville Anderson Crawford Frank Lambing Cherry Lane W. W. Ewing Dwight Barkley Ridge John Snyder Light Eap Co Robert Henry of Vadant Henry West Lebanon

Plumcreak Promotion Exercises Scheduled for Sunday Morning

Plumcreak Sabbath school will hold promotion exercises next Sunday at 11 o clock. Visitors Mr and Mrs Grant Waterson stay at the latter's home. Charlie Frailey visited with his mother. Myers Kimmel spent the weekend with friends near Williamsport. Many wells and springs have gone dry due to scarce rainfall.

Plumcreck Grant Waterson Charlie Frailey Tillie Frailey Myers Kimmel Williamsport

Mysterious Death Ties Loomis to 1904 Diplomatic Saga

The 1904 case centers on Kent Loomis, brother of I B Loomis the assistant secretary of state, who disappeared from the Kaiser Wilhelm I off Plymouth after delivering a treaty text. A body washed ashore at Warren Point thirty two days later was identified as Loomis, with a fatal wound. The mystery spurred theories of murder over the treaty or money, amid international intrigue rumors.

Kent Loomis I. B. Loomis New York United States Abyssinth Loomis Parkersburg W. V Menelis Plymouth England William 7 Ellis Offici Cherbourg Vaii State Department Massenger Atlantic Warren Point Kent J. Loomis Kaiser Wilhelm

Marion Center Social News Roundup

MARION CENTER report: Miss Gertrude Botsford of Pittsburgh visiting her parents south of town. Mr. and Mrs. Foster Lightcap of Home visited J. H. Way. J. W. MacSparran, Democratic gubernatorial candidate, greeted by large crowd. Gas well scare during Sunday fire in Murray Hopking farm brush. minor. Anna Work visiting DuBois. Carl I Bracken and wife with relatives near Parkwood. Eva McCracken and child guests of Clay Rickard. Epworth Leagues district rally at M. E. church. Mrs. Bartholomew and daughter visited Indiana. Mrs. James A. Musser in New Castle for specialist care. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Russell of Elderton spent week with daughter Mrs. F. A. Edmonds. W. P. Meanor attends G A R encampment at Des Moines.

Marion Center Gertrude Botsford Pittsburgh J. W. Botsford Foster Lightcap Home J. H. Way J. W. MacSparran Murray Hopking Farm Anna Work DuBois Carl I Bracken Parkwood Eva, McCracken Clay Rickard Epworth M. E Bartholomew Indiana James A. Musser New Castle Frank Russell Elderton F. A. Edmonds W. P. Meanor Des Moines Iowa

Elders Ridge social notes and administrator's notice

Elders Ridge residents hosted a midday gathering with Rev. Jamison Valant and others from West Lebanon and Elders Ridge, plus local visits from Saltsburg Apollo Blairsville and Clarksburg. An administrator announces estate matters for Matilda Steffey with claims due and debts payable.

Mra Matilda Steffey Mast Mahoning Township Linus E. Bulerbaugth Indiana, Pa

Skeptical town questions stranger claiming guard role

The local business community debates the arrival of a man who calls himself the advance guard of mosperty. The hotel proprietor doubts his status and refuses the stranger's request, while town leaders seek clarity on his purpose and authority.

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