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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1891
Page
3
West Indiana and nearby towns are filled with assorted notes on residents visiting relatives, school actions, church events, and civic items. Mentions include J A Johnston visiting Eiderton relatives, Arbor Day proclamations, Easter services, carpenters voting for longer workdays, and local schools planning sessions and vacations.
Social golfing and wedding reports. Dr Dickey plans Greenville move by May. Mrs Simpson and party travel after Reed Station wedding. News covers measles case near town, residents moving, church services, local sales, and a push for brick paving. Coke region unrest and Frick Works labor clashes loom. several thefts and a pocket book loss noted.
George Dorn Marchand convalesces. Miss Mary Brown on the nick Hat. Town notes on cabbage, sidewalks, and rising neighbors. Visits by Mrs. Will Stormer of Panxestawa ey and Mrs. Margaret Barclay. Jefferson Wingert back from Princeton. Harry Brown of Punxsutawney at Hotel Zener with sister Allie. Ina Smitten from Jeannette visiting Archie Smitten’s family, returning Friday. Reviews have commenced in our.
Sick residents in the area are reported convalescent. George Graham of Pear Town is among the ill. Prof W McKee returns home to Pear Town. Ea Compton moves to the Gaw in Compton farm near Hopewell. Typhoid cases noted in the neighborhood. Mrs McCutcheon of Westmoreland County visits Mrs Basman. David Clannon family relocate to BR M Steward’s farm. Prof Jan Boek of Geneva City College attended 5 P Manske last week.
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