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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1916
Page
1
County notes show Miss Dorothy Hepler and Miss Clara Hine from Indiana Normal home on vacation. Numerous residents and guests visit Indiana and Punxsutawney, with illness, birthdays, and school events mentioned. The piece lists visitors, travels, and ongoing local activities across towns.
Ruth Brickley has returned to her home in Vandergrift. Mrs. Henry Nicewonger and her son Archie attended the funeral of her father Moses Yoder in Johnstown. Pulpit duties at M. EH. church were filled by Buddite of Clymer. Rev. Price missed his appointment due to a funeral. Anna Knabb hosted the social club with a voluntary program. Hoy Wolfe family moved back to their Wilkinsburg farm last week. Dora Barr planned a visit to her parents near Sheloca. James and Mrs. McFarland visited daughter Rash Golden Sabbath. Margaret Hill visiting friends in Pittsburgh. Mrs. Milton Stewart, heart trouble, is able to be around again. Hyelyn and Ruth Mack of Clymer visited grandparents late in the week.
John Scott visited friends in town last week Helen Campbell returned home after weeks in Johnstown The W C T U meets at Mrs D Magill s on thuj street Thursday afternoon Wim Lower was a recent caller Samuel Sickenberger of Pittsburgh did business here Murray Lucas has secured a clerk job at Graceton Supply A M Frederick moved his butter store to Jamison building Main Street John Wheeler was in town last week Mr Geo Kelly and wife visited Pittsburgh last Sunday L P Foust called on town last week Union church meeting to be held in M E church Sunday evening Rev J J Davis of Indianapolis Ind will speak on Missions Wernerd Mock of Blacklick was in town Frank Rowan socialized with friends Arthur Kinter returned home after Akron Ohio stay
Rev. J. J. Buell of Marion Center led preaching at the M. H. church Saturday evening while Rev. M. M. Smith of Ross Hamilton Rochester Mills spoke at the Baptist church Sunday morning. The term of select school closed Friday. Mrs. Jane Muman of Indiana visited friends here late week. Mrs Charley Fisher and daughter Elizabeth stayed with relatives in Big Run last week. Clair Kinter, employed at Turtle Creek, visited family over Sunday. Ben Napp and wife moved to housekeeping on the David Brown farm. Murl Leagure visited Dixonville Friday. Ford Freesa moved his family from Wilgun to a farm nearby. George Hazelette moved his family to the boarding hall at Purchase Line to care for incoming school boarders. Jim Kinter, Ward Burns, and Rockwell McQuown went to Pittsburgh to work at Westinghouse. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dickinson moved from Clymer to a property near Kenwood Thursday. Perrin Huston is sick. Mrs. S. L. Roberta and daughter Wilda visited sister Mrs. James Gibson Sunday. Miss Irena Gibson visits Uncle Leonard Gibson in Winslow. Ford Smith of Kenwood and Cecil Coble of Cherrytree, wintered in Youngstown, returned home. Mrs. Perry Lewis of Indiana and Mrs. John Kinter of Stafford visited brother John McCoy Tuesday.
Brushvalley residents and relatives are listed visiting friends and relatives across nearby towns. Names include B G Blackstone in Armagh, the Davis family of Altoona visiting William and Witte, Rugh visiting Indiana, K Mack in Johnstown, Mrs C M Thompson with parents near Smicksburg, Russell Herlinger’s 60 Rhode Island Red hens laying 3171 eggs in Q1, Zenny Stephens and daughters with Rev and Mrs Sproul, Hannah Hadden returning from Homer City, Loughry Strong buying Harrison Mock farm, J M Gibson and Rush Golden hosting, Farland family visiting, and Margaret Dill departing Thursday for city relatives.
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