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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1921

Page

12

Hillsdale Social News and School Sports Recap

Mrs Charles Conner and Miss Emma Conner visited Rev Hamilton at Dixonville on Saturday. Daisy Blose teaching in Uniontown spent weekend with sister Mrs Doyle Rowley. Bertha Trimble of Wilgus visited sister Mrs Clarence Conner. Hillsdale girls lost 7 to 6 to Montgomery high school. Mrs Homer Conrad of Punxsutawney visiting her parents. Surprise party for Mrs W M Gosg drew many. Lavina Clark recovering from a minor stroke. Mr and Mrs Clark Stewart welcome baby girl. Irvin Sanford and C A Ginter visiting Stewart home. Goss and Wayne Lutman of Stafford visited grandmother Anna Goss. Claire Kerr and two children of Indiana visited H H Kerr. Howard Dishony family spent Sunday with David Nicewonger. Marie Dias visited Clara Wise. Green Township fair drew many locals Friday.

J. A. Shrom Fancy Work Club Alice Page Indiana Harry Grater J. J. Wolf W. P. Grown Pittsburgh Charlie Swasy American Legion Margaret Barnes Chicago 8. S. McK Charles Wallace J. R. Geary Campbell’s Mills Evans Grove James Thomas J. W. Clark Vandergrift Bessie Hildebrand Charles Conner Emma Conner Rev. Hamilton Dixonville Daisy Blose Uniontown Doyle Rowley Bertha Trimble Wilgus Clarence Conner Hillsdale Montgomery High School Homer Conrad Punxsutawney D. L. Sheesley W. M. Gosg Lavina Clark Clark Stewart Irvin Sanford Johnstown B. F. Ake C. A. Ginter Goss Wayne Lutman Stafford Anna Goss Claire Kerr Kerr Howard Dishony David Nicewonger Marie Dias Clara Wise Bowdertown Green Township

Strongstown Preaches and Local Visits Highlight Week

Reverend W Henry will conduct services at the Strongstown school house on September 20 and October 1. Mrs. Traymond Buck of Patton visits sister Mrs. A 3 Cresswell. Otterman Cameron calls on friends in Culver. Mrs. Warl Stiles of White Mill calls on Mrs. J C Garrett Friday. Catherine Orner returns from Cardiff. James Gressley of Vickory Kingdom visits town. Calvin Hammond and H W Clark families pass through Thursday. Albert Hughes calls on J C Garrett. Grace Mable Orner Nellie Artemus Russell Duncan and Clarence Rankin motor to Indiana. Russell Wagner and Alex Pennett of Indiana visit W T Bennet. Viola and Mable Orner with Frank Mack call in town. A W Strong moves into Stophel house. Alma Barrett visits Nellie Altemus.

W. Henry Strongstown Traymond Buck Patton Cresswell Otterman Cameron Culver Warl Stiles White Mill J. C. Garret Wriday Catherine Orner Cardiff James Viola Mable Orner Frank Mack A. W. Strong Stophel House Alma Barrett Nellie Altemus

Plumcreek Reunion Planned by Jacob Miller Group

Miss Bertha Kimmel spent a day in Indiana and Miss Ethel Wleakney opens her school this week. Repair work on the building caused a delay. Tettus Keefer lost a large amount of buckwheat in high water along Plum Creek last week. Mr and Mrs J Kimmel spent Sabbath with the latter's mother at Deckers Point.

Jacob Miller Bertha Kimmel Indiana Ethel Wleakney Tettus Keefer Plum Creek J. Kimmel Deckers Point

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