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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1931

Page

8

Community Visit Notes From Johnstown and Nearby Areas

Local residents report callers and social visits across Johnstown Dixonville and nearby towns. Families including Munroe Jenney Bee and Douglass attend events while others seek medical care in Indiana hospital and visit relatives in Punxsutawney.

J. E. Wooster Clearfield Guy Bee Aaroi Leamer Melvin Plattville H. D Cockport H. D. Somerville Lewis Straw Larose C. W. Sebring Indiana H. F. Waters Jack H. H. Hawes Cooksburg Sheldon Douglass J. P. McCurdy Clyde Bee Nannie Lewis O. O. Napp Dixonville Grace Barber Mahaffey

Local residents and visitors share weekend visits and trips

A long list of residents from North Braddock, Indiana, Punxsutawney, Bradford, New Kensington, Du Bois and other towns visit relatives or travel for errands. Notable mentions include Mr. and Mrs. Max Shields, Rosanna Shields, Aaron Bartholomew, Paul Brandt, and Arthur Bignell among many others, with several attending church events and school visits.

Max Shields North Braddock Aaron Bartholomew Rosanna Shields Don Shields Mike Kropenak Marion Center H Geo. Gaul Punxsutawney John Glenn Wm. Beatty Indiana Mollie Hicks Verna Beck Max Gourley Mya Lewis Shields Paul Brandt Bradford Quay Shields Harry Hannis Jay Sutter Wm. Beck Blair Beck Arthur Bignell Johnstown W. D. Colemands Butler Work Paul Jeffries George Jeffries Charles Hoop New Kensington H. N. Richardson Dean Richardson Barnesboro Olive Dearmin Brushvalley Joseph Weaver Moonyday

Apple butter season fills town with parings and visits

Marchand Ry and Mrs Alexander Carter with seven children visit relatives near town. Apple and peach butter made in a large copper kettle after parings. Local residents and families join gatherings across Braddock, Vandergrift, and Indiana areas. Several townsfolk host and attend weekend visits. Funeral of Mrs John Wetzel draws large crowd. A dog owned by J R Pemberty killed by auto. Alfalfa crops promise best harvest.

Rosa Wingert M. Wingert D. H. Wyant Eiler P. A. Marshall Brockway Jake Mottarn John Wetzel J. R. Pemberty R. B. Wineberg

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