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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1935

Page

6

Community Notes From Creekside Parish and Local Visits

Rev Clark attended M B church Sunday and visiteds Mr and Mrs Jones at Marion Center. Play at Presbyterian church Thursday was well attended. Mr Cook spent last week with family in Pittsburgh. Mr and Mrs Ed Brewer moved to Hoffman farm. Coleman family occupies house. Norman Little and Mrs Jessie Johnston had a quilting. Mrs Dorothy Zellophro visiting her parents Mr and Mrs H R Wensel. Miss Georgetta Lindenberg in Indiana hospital. Maurice Bothell bought a new cart. Potter and John Steffey of Leachburg were home last week. Wm Johnston visited Mr and Mrs Harry Clark Sunday. Mr Stallman called on husband in Indiana hospital Sunday. Mr and Mrs Dwight Byers of Indiana visited his parents Sunday. Mr Smith and Mr Snyder away fishing. Ernest had no work last week due to tipple repairs. Mr and Mrs Wilmer Fairman visited Mrs Bell Stuchell one night last week.

Mrs H. R. Wensel Potter John Steffey Leachburg Wm. Johnston Harry Clark Stallman Indiana Hospital Dwight Byers Indiana Smith Mr. Snyder Ernest Wilmer ‘Fairman Bell Stuchell

Punxsutawney Social Visits Highlight Weekends

Rochester Mills residents Mr and Mrs Walter Pollock and family were Punxsutawney visitors on Saturday. Indiana couple Mr and Mrs H B Downey spent Thursday with relatives. Miss Stella Gibson and John Moore of Pittsburgh visited Mr and Mrs Wm Gibson. Mr and Mrs Charlie Hoop and Evelyn of New Kensington visited Mr and Mrs Harry Richardson. Mrs Ebert Kellar, who stayed with Mr and Mrs Dean Richardson, returned home Saturday. Mr and Mrs L A Elder and daughter Fanny were Punxsutawney callers Saturday. Miss Jean Richardson plans a two week stay with Mr and Mrs Dean Richardson in New Kensington.

Rochester Mills Walter Pollock H. B. Downey Indiana Misa Stella Gibson John Moore Pittsburgh Wm. Gibson Charlie Hoop Evelyn New Kensington Harry Richardson Ebert Kellar Dean Richardson L. A. Elder Fanny Misa Jean Richardson

Community Notes of Visits and Visits Across Town

Covode reports Mr and Mrs Dinner Peffer and son Albert and Mrs Rose Shields visiting friends in Indiana with Mrs Minerva Reed and Mr and Mrs Henry Reed of Brookville. Several local families hosted relatives and friends from North Point, Ernest, Punxsutawney, Clairton, Mechanicsburg and Sykesville during the week with flu sidelining Jay Hamilton.

Dinner Peffer Albert Rose Shields Indiana Minerva Reed Henry Reed Brookville Blair Gaul Clyde Barnett North Point J. 8. Sloniger

Count the Stars and Drops in a Lullaby Verse

A brief poetic note by Franklin P. Adams offering a lullaby style blend of counts and assurances. The lines invite a sleeping child to count stars, drops, and loves, concluding with a playful line about not telling.

Franklin P. Adams

Local residents make short trips and visits this week

Rossmoyne T H Frantz traveled to Pittsburgh on Wednesday. Eleanor Hazelett, visiting Indiana for the weekend, returned to her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Wells on Tuesday evening. Floyd Stear from near Trade City stopped by on Tuesday. Richard and Leroy Johnston from near Homer City were in town one evening this week. A Ward Elkin joined A M Bell on a business trip to Butler on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. James Rankin and son Rogers, and A M Van Horn spent Monday at the Van Horn farm nearby. Mrs Nina Lewisa and son Clifford and daughter Sara Louise from near Georgeville called on Mr. and Mrs. Ebert Brewer Friday. Mr. and Mrs Paul Elkin and daughter Naomi of Indiana visited Mrs Elizabeth Elkin Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs John Elkin and family visited Mrs Charles Ferringer near Home on Sunday. Leroy Johnston and Robert Lyddick from Indiana called at Mr and Mrs D Welle’s home Sunday evening.

Rossmoyne T. H. Frantz Pittsburgh Eleanor Hazelett Indiana Mrs. D. C. Wells Floyd Stear Trade City Richard and Leroy Johnston Homer City A. Ward Elkin A. M. Bell Butler James Rankin Rogers A. M. van Horn Nina Lewisa Clifford Sara Louise Georgeville Ebert Brewer Paul Elkin Naomi Mrs. D. ©. Welle

Ladies Aid Meets In Strongstown At Mrs Peddicord Home

Strongstown regular Ladies Aid meeting held at the home of Mrs. Bert Peddicord on Thursday. Visits and travels dominate the week with relatives in Pann Run Indiana and Houtzdale. Evelyn Empfield underwent an operation in Memorial hospital Johnstown Wednesday night. The Hughes family hosted relatives in Houtzdale Friday and Mrs Edna Dearmy now employed in the Russell Thompson home Nolo. Blair Hmpfield of Ebensburg plans to move to Strongstown. The Stephens family and daughter Ethel of near Nole joined neighbors Vinton Garrett and family for a Saturday evening visit. Bill Orner of Nettleton has returned home after visiting here.

Strongstown Ladies Aid Bert Peddicord Ernest Dearmy Pann Run Alton Strong Albert Hughes Tillie Boring Indiana Evelyn Empfield Memorial Hospital Johnstown Hughe Houtzdale Edna Dearmy

Local Social Roundup From Washington Township

Mr and Mrs Fred Jewart and Grace and Paul Mangus called on Glenn Jewart at the Walter Harman home Monday night. Indiana shoppers visited Tuesday afternoon. Various locals including Archie Brown Josiah Fisher and the Marshalls made calls or hosted guests through the week. Several families traveled to Pittsburgh and Vandergrift, while others hosted or visited in Atwood Creekside and nearby areas.

Washington Twp Fred Jewart Grace Paul Mangus Glenn Jewart Walter Harman Bryan Orr A. C. Marshall M. J. Boyer Indiana

Watsons Ridge social notes sparse gathering hints

Margaret Phillips spent the week end with Will Anderson of Lucerne. Thurlow Mayhood of New Kensington spent Saturday with Arthur Smock. Mrs. Paul Ewing of Elders Ridge spent Wednesday with Mrs. Walter Ewing. T. C. Hood attended the Kiwanis banquet at Rustic Lodge. Luella Shearer of New Kensington spent the weekend here. Kathryn Phillips spent the week end with Miss LaRue Moore of Lucerne. Annabel Ewing stayed several days with A. D. Wilson. Local attendance at Aluminum City chorus in Elders Ridge. Mrs. Hood and Mrs. Ewing attended Dorcas class at Mrs. Baker's home. Forman Hood of Indiana visited the Hood family.

Social visits and callers in Tarentum and Apollo

Mrs Lysle Stewart of Tarentum spent Saturday with her parents Mr and Mrs Long. Mrs Roscoe McConnell visited her parents in Kitanning. Townsends Lola of Maysville saw J S Ewings and C M Colemans. Callers at J S Ewing’s on Sunday included Ross Wilson and family from West Lebanon, Mrs Bine and daughters from Watsons Ridge, Mrs Artie Ewing and George T Ewing and wife, all of Apollo. Miss Charlotte Armstrong of Indiana visited H B Smith’s. Mrs Alfred Bair and Thelma visited with Mrs Roscoe McConnell. Mr and Mrs Joe Patterson of West Lebanon and Joe Coulter of this place called in J S Ewings Saturday.

Joe Patterson West Lebanon Joe Coulter J. 8. Ewing

Residents Share Weekend Visits From Nearby Towns

Mrs Mina Wakefield and Hewitt family attended Bolivar church services Sunday evening. Catherine St Clair and granddaughter Minnie of Climax visited friends. Mrs William Johns and daughters Margaret and Mildred of Armagh called Saturday. Boyd McElvee and James Mearvey visited relatives at Huntingdon. James Wakefield of Germany called on son Clinton Wakefield. Mable Queery and son from Greensburg visited. She traveled to Bollvar by morning and back on the 6 12 which still stops at Bollvar. Frank Rehn of New Florence called on relatives Sunday. Mr and Mrs Glenn Lichtenfels and son Billy returned to Johnstown after visiting his parents. Mr and Mrs Jease McGraw of Germany called on relatives Saturday evening.

Jericho Mina Wakefield Hewitt Bolivar Catherine St. Clair Minnie Climax William Johns Margaret Mildred Armagh Boyd McElvee James Mearvey Huntingdon James Wakefield Germany la Son Clinton Wakefield Mable Queery and Son Greensburg Bollvar Frank Rehn Newlorence Glenn V. Lichtenfels Billy Johnstown Lichtenfels Jease McGraw

Also Mentioned on This Page

Georgetta Lindenberg Maurice Bothell Walter Fleck and Elmer Shields Clara Jane Gunn Wahob Earl Beck M. M. Graffius Punxsutawney John McCormick William McCormick Lucile Carbaugh Clairton Mabel Wyant John Underwood Ed. Robinson Fairview Geo, Gaul Mobie Beck Jay Hamilton Sykesville Eugene Jenks James Williams C. #. Palmer Wilda Chesley Burt Palmer Mangus Sprankle Mechanicsburg BUICK Fisher Indiana Motor Company Archie Brown Il.n. Frick Tuesaday Josiah Fisher A. P. Ray Kenneth Marshall Aick Joseph Marshall Byron Brown Willard Frick Bert Fairman J. WB. Park A. CG. Marshall J.B. Park Walter Bartholomew Chambersville James Blystone Earl Elmer John Getty Charles ‘Brown Harry Marshall Near Atwood Melvin Park J. E. Park George Edwards Merlin Meade Fisher Near Creekside Jason Blose Roy Blystone J. BE John Orr Indiana, Pa John A. Scott J. W. McCartney Frank M. Duncan Teller Heath Clark John Robt. M. Fisher Robert Be, Lewis Cc. M. Lingle A, J. Musser Elder Peelor S, M. Jack E. Be, Lewis E. J. Lewis Rankin J. R. Richards Roy Stephens Teller D. F, Rinn Lw, Robinson, Jr John A, Scott L. F, Sutter C. G. Wolfenden Flint Mich Geo. D.leydic
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