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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1921

Page

19

Community Notes on Visits and Church Activities in Plumville

Miss Arvilla Snyder reported on the World’s C B convention in New York City during a Christian Endeavor meeting. Local residents including Hol L. Snyder, John Snyder, and families visited, with several people listed as sick or traveling to Turtle Creek. Rally Day is planned for October 2 in the United Presbyterian church, following a similar observance in the Presbyterian church last Sabbath.

Christian Endeavor Arvilla Snyder Indiana New York City John Snyder Cavan Hol L. Snyder H. M. Zimmerman Harry Calkltt J. W. Weaver Rossiter Turtle Creek Beryl Seanor Seanor Genevieve Shuggart Christian Endeavor Meeting D. G. GriMth Timklin W. J. M. Copeland Leechburg John Shaffr Olive Dayton Charles Harry Shaffer Clarinda Green Mollie Long Cherry ‘Ree Sarah Schrecengost Dal Hickox Smicksbore Latcinda Lydia Georgeville Myrtle Good J. Orvilla Fleming Willet United Presbyterian Church W. I. M. Copeland Copeland Crete Jacksonville U. P Presbyterian Church

Local Social and Community News Roundup

Attendance at Mason ic lodge in Patton and multiple weekend visits across Indiana towns mark a busy week. Birth announced for a daughter to Mr and Mrs Thompson Fletcher of South Fork, school opens with enrollment over 400, and local residents attend funerals and religious installations. The community sees relocations, hotel plans, and travel to Jamestown for work.

J.B. Duncan G. R. Lyon R. 0. Lytle R. J. Tucker Masonic Lodge Patton Earl Rigg Myrtle Gray Indiana J. Fy Wilson Alexander Cray Bettie Earl Wilson Harles Kirker Carl DuBois J. M. Wilson Carrolltown Frank Schettig Warl Farlmer Jamestown Nev. Duifield Cherry Tree Nev. Roberts Marion Center Roy, Long Clymer Rev Truch Presbyterian Church

Selocta Louise Doling Stricken By Typhoid Fever

Louise Selocta Doling is suffering from typhoid fever. The text lists numerous visiting relatives and friends from Indiana, Shlocta, South Bend area, Youngstown, Hyackenridge, and nearby places who spent weekends or Sabbaths with local families. It notes birthday celebrations at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Fulmer and visits by relatives including Margaret Sharp and Mrs. Jane Hedelinger.

Louise Doling S. K. Johnston Indiana John Gibson Shlocta L. M. Martz Near South Bend John Kerr Icenneth Samuel Kerr Near Here Ralph Brindle Youngstown George Fulmer Margaret Sharp Wart Sall Jane Hedelinger Ralph Kindle

Local Friends Note Weekend Visits Across Town

East Run residents hosted visitors from Culver and Star Ford while Indiana travelers and a Pittsburgh guest spent time with local hosts. Edwin Parker, a Truffner school teacher, stayed at Ammbrosa for the weekend. The Langhams and their daughter Jean entertained relatives, and Clyde Donahue with Commodore ties visited friends here.

P. GC. Langham Jean Culver Muinau Indiana Edwin Parker Truffner Schol Ammbrosa W. D. Powel Starford Adda Farnsworth Clyde Donahue

Idaho Social Gatherings Reported at Local Homes

The husbands of members of the higlside Chu treated wives and families to an ice cream supper at the home of Mr and Mrs Lows Marta on Thursday evening. Mrou and Mrs dloward Iianel entertained Sunday school classes at their home Friday evening. Mr and Mrs O1ukta have returned to Niles Center, Mr after spending the summer with their parents Mr and Mrs John Scott. Mr and Mrs Carl Crawford spent the evening with WW Crawford of iiders Linge.

Higlside Chu Lows Marta Mrou Dloward Iianel Niles Center John Scott Carl Crawford WW. i. Crawford Iiders Linge

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