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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1922

Page

3

Social visitors and relatives flock through Smicksburg scene

A long list of Dayton and nearby residents visited Dr. and Mrs. J A Elkin and relatives over weekends and Sundays. Attendees included the Kirkpatricks and Ellen, the Kinter family, Mary Prugh of Dayton, Stiteler of Pittsburgh, Henry Drone and wife of New Bethlehem, the Ding ers with grandchildren, the Hazeletts, Brewer from Plumville, the Mikesells and Milton Lewis kin, and numerous visitors from Punxsutawney, Richmond, Locust, and Johnstown.

Smicksburg Arthur Kirkpatrick Ellen Walker Kinter Craig Bernard Mary Prugh Dayton J. A. Elkin Ann McGaughey Elizabeth Id Zeigler Allan Don DuBois Lottie Stiteler Pittsburgh Charles Stitler Henry Drone New Bethlehem R. W. McBrien Clair Dinger Dingers Thomas Rowland Dar Mmerson Hazelett Bobbie Haztett George Neal Butler

Ingleside Club Hosts and Local Visits Report

Mrs J. 8 Coulter entertained the Ingleside club at her home last Thursday afternoon. Mrs Carl Crawford was the guest of Mrs Roger Harbison of West Lebanon last Friday. Benah Munshower attends Elderton High School. Mrs Murray Ankney and children were guests of Mrs Howard Kimmel Monday. S J Coulter of Vandergrift spent a few days here. Mr and Mrs Ward Devers near South Bend visited Mr and Mrs Marvin Silvis Sunday.

Idaho Coulter Carl Crawford Roger Harbison West Lebanon Benah Munshower Elderton Murray Ankney Howard Kimmel S. Coulter Vandergrift Myr Ward Devers Near South Bend Marvin Silvis

Gipsy Mrs Ryen and visitors in Punxsutawney scene

Local residents and former neighbors frequent Punxsutawney on Saturday and the surrounding week. Mrs Ryen and daughter Helen shop, travelers from Buffalo and Indiana visit, while neighbors, relatives, and pastors move between homes, churches, and schools.

West Lebanon Social Roundup of Sunday Visits and Caring

Mr and Mrs Harvey George of Vandergrift and Miss Agatha Coleman visited Mrs Jennie Frantz. Indiana visitors were Mr and Mrs Frank Learn at daughter Mrs Roger Harbison. Samuel Holstein and Mr and Mrs Robert Holstein visited Mrs John Henderson Elders Ridge. Joseph Fulton listed sick with friends hoping for recovery. Rev J D Keller of Riderton called on parishioners. Bruce Miller of Vandergrift visiting his parents. William Laney and Ab Rupert with families toured to Elderton for church. Several Ready class members from M B Sunday school enjoyed a weiner and marshmallow toast around a camp fire with music and stories. Rev Thomas Jamison and Joseph Patterson attended missionary convention at Shelocta.

Ryen Helen Punxsutawney John Saisgiver William Gromley John Chucken Frank Whitney Buffalo N. Y William Wilson Kantz Madeline D. P. Spicher James F. Chapman Indiana J. 8. Richards Mahaffey Paul Widdowson Marion Center G. R. Webster David James Reed Bennett Glda Campbell George White J. B. Salsgiver Fred Brookville J. S. Richards Curwensville Mollie Coalmer Florence Butterbaugh Commodore E. Barr Wilgus Thos. Wood Christian Church California Olive Gromley Hillsdale Harvey George Vandergrift Agatha Coleman Calera Jennie Frantz Frank Learn Roger Harbison Samuel Holstein Robert Holstein John Henderson Elders Ridge Joseph Fulton J. D. Keller Rlderton Bruce Miller Ed Miller William Laney Ab Rupert Sheloca Elderton Iver M. B Annie Laurie William Ruddock Thomas Jamison Joseph Patterson Shelocta

Rochester Mills and Kenwood Social Roundup

Clyde Gibson and Evalyn Oberlin visited family in town over the weekend. Miss Grace Myers of Indiana visited relatives here. Locals Helen Pollock, Flora Pollock, and Homer Downey attended from Indiana’s King razor factory. Births include a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gray on Wednesday. Numerous residents attended Cockport and Juneau events and visits from Dubois and Gipsy were noted.

Clyde Gibson Johnstown Evalyn Oberlin Ambridge H. W. Oberlin Grace Myers Indiana Helen Flora Pollock Homer Downey King’ Razor Homer Tyger Clarksburg Earl Gray Albert Peterson Dubois D. W. Elder Gipsy Clark Daly Indiand Hugh Henderson

Local Visitors and Family News From Spruce District

Mrs D G Brown and granddaughter Edna Clare Coble visited in Johnstown and Indiana then returned home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Oliver Bennett of Indiana visited D G Brown on Sabbath. Ruth Repine, who stayed with her sister near Moss Creek, returned home Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Momer Bagley of Starford visited Sabbath evening. Victor Frank and family of Starford visited his parents Sunday. Benjamin Biss suffered a stroke Monday and is in a serious condition. Simon McDannell visits the area. A birthday party for Mrs Martha McDannell was held at granddaughter Mrs Wilbur Leonard’s home on Saturday.

D. G. Brown Edna Clare Coble Johnstown Indiana Oliver Bennett Sabbinth Ruth Repine Moss Creek Momer Bagley Starford Victor Frank Benjamin Biss Simon McDannell Martha McDannell Wilbur Leonard

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A. G. Brewer Plumville J. T. Hoover Robert Mikesell Stanley Marshall Wilkinsburg Mikesell Milton Lewis Carl Lewis Wits Margaret Edelblute Jennie Lias G. S._ Weston GC. Jones Dittsbaugh G. W. Weston J. J. Mowery Shaffer Jealies Richmond Locust J. N. Tewis Ann Irwin J. B., Smith Warren and Weldon Ella Walker John Itta Walker Emery Smith Ardeth Elizabeth Smith West Lebanon BRODY Philadelphia Run Streets Lall The House of Quality Rochester Mills Spruce Dick” Thompson
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