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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1936

Page

6

Smicksburg and Vicinity Weekend Visitor Recap

Smicksburg area residents hosted and visited relatives across Indiana, Vandergrift, Verona, Oakmont, Pitts burgh, and Cleveland Exposition. Several families from Pittsburgh and Vandergrift spent weekends at local homes and cottages. Joe Lukehart and Lola Fulton hosted callers. Leonard and Lida Cessna joined Sunday visits. several trips included California and Smithport connections.

Smicksburg Thomas Hdamunds Geo Pittsburgh Sprankle Harl Hdmunde Wis Albert Milburn Olive Crawford Indiana Verona Oakmont Edward Ritchey L. Z.cunningham California Igrey Condron Frick Condron Clark Zimmerman Vandergrift C. B. Condron Chas. Lukehart Wm. Prugh Lukehart T. JC. Edmunds David Edmunds Mildred Edmunds Christine Maxine Fulton T.C. Elkin Edward Griffith Lola Fulton B. B. Crawford Wm. Cessna Rossiter Theo, Elkin

Drought Aid Plan Moves Kansas Livestock and Feed

Governor Alf M. Landon spearheads a drought relief program in Kansas to move livestock from large farms to suitable grazing lands and to ship feed and water to small family farms. The effort aims to stabilize sectors hit by drought and support vulnerable rural households.

Kansas Alf M,bandon

Local Families Visit Across Towns on Sunday

Community notes list numerous visits among residents of Sugar Run Vandergrift Apollo and surrounding areas. Names include Anna Smith Julia Keppel Vera Johns and families from Mt Union Vandergrift Gary Ind. Stony Point and nearby locales.

Girty Anna ©. Smith Misa Julia Keppel Vera Johns Sugar Run Samuel Peterman Mt. Union J.T. Jamison James A. Miller Janet North Apollo Martin Keppel Gary Ind Frank Keppel Vandererift Roy Smith J. T. Jamison

Shelocta Church Services and Local News Digest

Sunday school October 4 at 9 45 AM at Y PIGU with 6 30 PM gathering and 7 30 preaching. Mrs Mary Edwards a patient at Indiana hospital improving slowly. Republican rally held at Walker school house last Thursday. Mrs Bert Kerr a typhoid fever patient. Social and sewing club meets at Mrs Wilmer Sharps Oct 7. Family visits to Mrs Edwards at Indiana hospital. Alan Cochran family moved near the airport at Indiana. Rob Sharp of Brackenridge spent Monday here. Bert Kerr visited with Mrs Fleming and Virginia Miller Sunday. Clarence Farren spent weekend with brother Paul on Duncan farm near Indiana.

Y-Pigu Mary Edwards Indiana Hospital Gates ‘Hospital Walker School Bert Kerr Wilmer Sharp Floyd Ray Sara Jane Martha Ray Edwards Alan Cochran Indiana Rob Sharp Brackenridge Fleming Virginia Miller Clarence Farren Paul Faren Duncan Farm

Strongstown Community Notices and Local Movements

Strongstown residents mourn the sudden death of Anson Swan at his Angonville home in Clearfield county. Ernest Dearmy visits Johnstown friends. Mrs. George Stephens of Dilltown spent a week at home. Richard Troxell announces birth of daughter Janice Lee Troxell in Mendenhall hospital Johnstown on September 22. George McKnight of Falls Creek visits Melvin and family. Squire W G Troxell and wife were visitors in Indiana. Miss Crisdle Bennett and Thelma Boring, employed in New Florence, spent weekend at home. Ladies Aid to host chicken supper at Grow farm near Nolo Saturday night. Sunday guests at Wm Bennett’s include Mr and Mrs Frank Hogue and Mr and Mrs Kid Sowers of Johnstown. Red Headed Tweedy Bros. of Greensburg radio station called on George Sowers.

Strongstown Anson Swan Angonville Clearfield County Ernest Dearmy Johnstown George Stephens Dilltown Richard Troxell Mendenhall Maternity Hospital Janice Lee Troxell George McKnight Falls Creek Melvin Squire W. G. Troxell Indiana Crisdle Bennett Thelma Boring New Florence Ladies 'Aid Grow Nolo Wm. Bennett Frank Hogue Kid Sowers Tweedy Bros Greensburg George Sowers

Blairsville Families Visit and Local Callers

Mrs Everett Lintner of Blairsville and daughter visited her parents Mr and Mrs Wells Cunningham. J B Ewing and Logan Ewing called on Elsie Hart, a patient in Indiana hospital. Anna Mae and Louise Marshall shopped in Indiana. Richard Cunningham of Blairsville visited his parents. Eva and Mary Hughes called on Nora Cunningham. R A Brown and family visited Mrs Browns father Mr Kunkle in Kent who has been seriously ill. August Halberstich guests included Mrs George Wolford and son from Bisksville and Wells Haberstich with Gladys McQuill of Pittsburgh. J L Ewing visited Mrs Ewing’s parents in Clarksburg. B H Fitzgerald called on Paul Dixon family.

Everett Lintner Blairsville Wells Cunningham Ewing Logan Ewing Elsie Hart Indiana Hospital Anna Mae Louise Marshall Indiana Richard Cunningham Eva and Mary Hughes Nora ‘Cunningham R.A. Brown Brown Kunkle Kent Halberstich George Wolford Bisksville Wells Haberstich Gladys McQull Pittsburgh J. L. Ewing Harry Anderson Clarksburg B. H. Fitzgerald Paul Dixon

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