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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1921
Page
7
Maple Grove area residents attended gatherings and visited friends across Spruce Strongstown Cokeville Penn Run and nearby towns. Notable items include birthdays Mary Uncapher and music evenings. several residents called on neighbors and relatives, with one death noted for Scott Stecy in David City Nebraska.
Strongstown notes list business visitor Frank Dearmy to Homer City. Cardif residents Mr and Mrs Hart Smith and family visited Mrs Smith's mother Mrs Fr A Carney. Scott Hawksworth and daughter Stella visited Ebensburg. Numerous locals on sick list and social callers frequent the county seat with names including W Malloy Liram Dimiston Will Griffith and others.
Uniontown reports show residents visiting relatives in nearby towns including Cherry Tree and Commodore. Multiple names appear with visits, road meet attendance, and small improvements as local life details unfold across several nearby communities.
District No Wet officers met Saturday at the Denis of Me and Mrs W W Huston. Gibson transiteted lunbeds at Sellwood and week business included Mer ual Mes Yonns Wines and failadly, Mr and Mrs fC Adams, FO Smith and i 5 smith. Mrs Men Tene had been staying with Wiley Burn elmer then returned home. Mrs George Baker of Carrollton visited the home of D M Buterbaugh this week. Miss Ethel Hinelst chased a site ful terti oak school on Friday. Miss Livdle Donwildle was guest at Lizzle Ellwood Tuesday.
South Bend notes a string of family moves and social visits across Westingreland county. Don Vonesx and family relocate their farm. Mr Bigstone and kin move from Graveton while Mrs Maldia George returns home after five weeks with her son Alvie Llanni. Wray family guests, school closure, and local names such as J Henderen, Ward Coulter, and Timmie Patterson appear among neighbors.
Mr and Mrs Chas llvover motored to Chablin on Wednesday and were guests of Ving. Indiana visitors included Mr and Mrs We AL McCloradek Sr and Mrs 8 A Ietehte and U Cg iitehie. Mrs Aumade Bartholomew and Amy Kinter of Homer City spent time with her mother Mel Nancy Kloter Martha McCormick taught Cool Spelag school allied to Lece. Lyle Wilkison and sons visited J Matteen at Sabbath. Elmer McCormick stayed with dabu teush near Sudeksbury over Sabbath. Chas Hoover and wife and daughter visited Punxsutawney on Friday. Fred Sloniger of near Macchand spent Monday with M J Brilhart. Miss Orplin McCormick and Geneva Mottern, students at May Chaimdamu Center, spent weekend at their homes. Mrs de M Murtholomaw attended Punxsalawney tailors Monday.
Brushvalley social notes list Monday and Tuesday calls by Yieman and Clyde McCrea in Tobnstown. Several residents attend visits, with McCormicke and McCera families mentioned. Walter Mauk and family stay with relatives in Vander-Voreift for the week. Ismie Steynolds slowly improves after illness. Nearby residents are noted for visitors and daily routines.
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