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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1918
Page
8
Miss Lottie Crissman attends Pittsburg business college and visited home. Numerous residents and relatives travel, host guests, or attend Easter and Master vacation activities. A hospital patient returns home after surgery. A Red Cross benefit spenling ben will be held. Public and social events, school terms, and training camp plans are noted.
The Gawimbling building will be torn down and replaced by a modern block to include a moving picture theater. Beginning April 1 the local bank will close at 2 30 each afternoon and at noon Saturday to meet a new national ruling. Mahaffey and Mrs. Winthall visited from Johnstown. Boy Scouts wear new uniforms and take their first bike ride to Burnside. Imogene Cameron is employed as bank clerk. Cherry Tree Automobile Club plans road improvements and highway signs. seeking members and car owners. Warren Shires of Chambersville visited. Daniel Keirn improved his property from the Myers land purchase. Coal shipments through Cherry Tree will be drained in yards and conveyed to New York Central. Robert Wray enjoys a visit with friends. Grandfather Golden shows health improvement. Mr and Mrs Albert Kenry hosted a farewell reception. about 150 guests attended.
Cherryhill Township notes report visitors and family events, including Mrs Leonard Gare Adeline Mira and the Slaufer family welcoming a baby boy. Widespread local activities include a Sunday service, a church fundraiser at Greenview, and PMs Keller conducting meetings at the Greenview Methodist church as well as social visits by neighbors Ute Red and John L Benes.
Heilwood Mi and Mrs Jas Donnane and others shopped on Monday. Clues Kirker and Rov Robert I Sterling traveled to Indian on Tuesday. Miss Mary Selinghly of Wagers Town Md visited Mrs A W Flesge and Miss Adelina Galer of Indiana. The Juniors hosted members of the high school and sorority at Miss Lacie Johns home Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Harry Vinton and daughter Nellis were in Harneshton Thursday. Orbin Welland made a business trip to Taddana Thursday. Mr and Mrs Thoman Hogarth and son Troyden visited Pittsburg. Raymond Owenk-Iran Bongha ordered, Mr and Mrs William Craft of Alverda were indasyn Thursday evening. Mrs J J Wilson and son Cray are visiting Mrs Wilsons parents Mr and Mrs Alexander Gray of In jun. Communion services will be held in the Presbyterian church nest Sunday. Miss Nellig Roser spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr and Mrs William Miller. Mr and Mrs George Thompson and daughter Mildred of Vanderbrill spent Sunday with Mrs A J Campbell. Miss Grace McPGaters, a teacher at Clymer, spent Easter with her mother Mrs Meleaters. Mr and Mrs G T McCrea returned home with their grandchildren Dean Myra and Gilbert. Winnie Stewart was un rvaller in Johnstown on Saturday.
Brushvalley social column lists visits by Williau Miller of Johnstown and others. Families including George and Tamidly, Mani buen An Cale, Ull McCoomiel, Mosiek Gad, Latlph Atenas, and Ates Wikia ML are noted with relatives in Somerset Strongstown Indiana and Alona.
Sheloc ta Miss Minnis Gibson spent Friday evening and Saturday with her pare emda, Mrr. and Mra. John Gibson. Bhuiehe Allshouse, of Latrobe, and Ward Allshouse, of Brackenridge, spent Sabbath with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. 2. Allshouse. Mrs. James, Turnbull and family, of Ernext, visited over Sabbath with Mr and Mrs. Samuel Kerr. Nelly George was the guest of her cousin, Miss llmnor Crophell, on Sab bath. Mr. and Mrs. John Wiggins and family spent Friday evening with friends In Hiderton. Misses Carrig Sharp and Louise Joling were Indiana visitors on Sat urday.
Mrs Walter Fetterman and two children visited her mother Mrs Miles Fetterman Sunday Grace Gibson had supper with Mr and Mrs M I Dick Sunday Leroy Learn and five children of Tipperary stayed with the Learn and Kephart families over the weekend A pie social raised funds for the Red Cross Grace Dick visiting Heilwood Daly Wallemire and Jesse Dick visited at their homes Miss Keephart and her sister Mrs Leroy Learn and Miss NoWie Reed from Tipperary called Saturday Sabbath school held at 2 30 pm The Shelota Summer Normal opens April 30 for 10 weeks Apply to Iselin Pa for details.
J M Stewart and Co report field results for SPORIOIDES curing smut in oats. The notice states a test product shows effectiveness under trial conditions with potential agricultural impact for growers and seed buyers.
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