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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1925
Page
9
South Bend No. 1 Gene Silvis spents time with sister in Plumcreek while many neighbors visit, host weddings whispered, and a serenade draws crowds. Charlotte Ruffner dies after illness and is buried in local cemetery. church events and Easter activities bring the community together with singing and gatherings.
Elders Ridge residents organized a church campus cleanup with a protective wire fencing around the grounds. A communion service was held at the Presbyterian church led by Rev. Offut of Indiana. Seven youths were received into the church: Lil Han Shogan, Lloyd Fassett, Wesley Snyder, Martha Hine, Robert Baker, and Donald Ewing. Lois Eileen Townsend was baptized. special choir music was noted.
The Johnstown family spent the week at Jess Buterhaugh's home. Mrs J B Carr hosted a Bastar party for Sabbath school class with games and a lunch where filled Bastar baskets were given. Initiation and installation were held by Lady Rebekah Lodge No 606. Hostesses for Ladies Missionary at the Presbyterian church included Mrs Hutchingon and Mrs Winslow with musical offerings and a late lunch. Mrs H B Strassler hosted the M E church adult Bible class with a dainty supper.
Saltsburg report notes Wieneke and Robert Smith returned to school in Philadelphia after a holiday at home. Rev G M Ryall returns from Sisterville West Virginia. Roy McParland, formerly employed in Pittsburgh, is seriously ill with typhoid fever.
Mr and Mrs G C McCormick and Miss Clara Davis spent over Sunday at Braeburn with Mrs McCormick’s daughter Mrs John Montgomery. The free library reopened after repairs. Mr and Mrs H J Jackson were Indiana visitors on Friday. James Robinson installed a modern glass front in his auto display rooms. Mrs Elizabeth Lauffer of Salita visits her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Wilson. Ming Ella N Duncan spent Sunday at her home in Blacklick. Union Waster services were held in the Presbyterian church Sunday evening.
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