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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1921

Page

14

PLUMVILLE Community notes and visiting updates

Miss Arvilla Snyder reports on World’s C I convention in New York City during a Christian Endeavor meeting. Local residents and visitors from Indiana, Sagan, Rogester, and Timblin are cited among church and family gatherings. Rally Day announced for October 2 at the U P church with similar Presbyterian observance last Sabbath.

Christian Endeavor Arvilla Snyder Indiana C. 6 New York City John Snyder Sagan Ld Jn. Snyder WH. M. Zimmerman Marty Colbitt J. W. Weaver Rogester Turtle Creek Beryl Seanor Seanor Genevieve Shuggart Snbath Christian Endeavor Meeting D. OG. Crrifith Timblin Stev. W. Id. M. Goopland Leechburg John Shalk Olive Dayton Charles Harry Shaffer Clarinda Green Mollie Long Cherry Trea Sarah Schrecengost Dal Hickox Smicksburg Anelnda Lydie Georgeville Myrtle Good J. Orville Fleming Willet United Presbyterian Church W. I. M. Copeland Copeland Crete Jacksonville U.P Presbyterian Church

Local social and church notices from Patton area

Eyewitness items record Mason ic lodge attendance in Patton and visits by Indiana guests to the Wilson and Mallory households. Birth announced for a daughter to Mr and Mrs Fletcher of South Fork. School opens with over 400 pupils. Funeral attendances mark weeks events as families relocate to Jamestown and ministers assist at a Presbyterian installation.

J. R. Duncan G. R. Lyon R Q. Lytle R. J. Tucker Patton Harl Rigg Myrtle Gray Indiana I.F. Wilson Alexander Gray Bettie Earl Wilson Harles Kirker Carl DuBois Kirker Frank Coy Clair Waltemire Geraldine Green Township Cookport Julia Archa Pearce Breigh Lillian Mallory Thompson Fletcher South Fork J. M. Wilson Carrolltown Frank Sehettig Warl Larimer Jamestown N. Y Duffield Cherry Tree Roberts Marion Center Rev. Long Clymer Ruch Presbyterian Church

Social Notes From the Sabbath Gatherings and Illnesses

Louise Johny Shelocta is recovering from typhoid fever. Several families from Indiana, Shlocta, and nearby South Bend area visited friends here including the Martins, Kerrs, Grindle, Hofflesinger, Wiggins, and Sharp families. Neighbors brought baskets to Mr. and Mrs. George Palmer for a birthday gathering. Margaret Sharp from Indiana visits her sister Mrs. Karl Sell. Mrs. June Lettefinger visits her daughter Mrs. Talp. Grindie in Youngstown.

Louise Johny S. &. Johnston Indiana John Gibson Shlocta la M. Martz Near South Bend John Kerr Gon Kenneth Samuel Kerr Near Here Ralph Brindle Youngstown Grindle George Palmer Margaret Sharp Iarl Sell June Llettefinger Talpl. Grindie

Local visitors and guests across Maine households

Mr and Mrs P Langham and daughter Jean of Culver visited relatives in Me. Mrs i ba Mumia were Indiana visitors on Thursday. Edwin Parker of Ruffner school spent the week at his Ambrose home. Mr and Mrs W D Powel of Stafford were guests of Mrs Adda Parnsworth Sunday. Mr and Mrs Clyde Donahue of Commodore were weekend guests. Steele Hartman of Pittsburgh stayed at Thomas Kerr's house on Sunday.

P. . Langham Jean Culver Steele Hlartman Pittsburgh Thomas Kerr

Ice Cream Supper Brings Igleside Club Members Together

The Igreside Club husbands hosted an ice cream supper for wives and families at the home of Mr and Mrs bewid Murlz on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Howard Krinuel hosted their Sunday school classes at their home. Mr and Mrs Dick Cessaa have retired to Niles Center Ohio after spending the sauna with their five youngsters. Carl Crawford and W B Crawford were seen at the Ridge.

Igleside Club Bewid Murlz Howard Krinuel Dick Cessaa Hava Niles Center John Scott Carl Crawford W. B. Crewford Ile Lidge

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