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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1922
Page
4
In Punxsutawney and surrounding townships residents recount Easter visits and family gatherings. Local students and teachers return to homes for vacation as the community notes confabs, school exams, and upcoming commencement at the brick church. The Indiana Home reports the death of Mrs. Wim Stuchell, with arrangements being made. Local officers and gas station progress also appear among the many social and civic notices.
South Bend reports Helen Wray closes term of school at Shiups on April 14. Gas men survey a pipeline to Will Wilson well nine miles away. Several residents visit, including Deemer in Kittanning, Wray and McGaughey in Silerton, and local church and school events. School directors reelect Heilman as county superintendent. Wherry school closes with picnic and entertainment.
Mrs T E Sharp and daughter Josephine shopped in Indiana on Thursday. Mrs Rachel Brindle of Youngtown spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs D N Heillefinger. John Russell recovered from pneumonia and can go about. Lulu Wood visited her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Ab Rupert. Jean Hefflefinger was taken to Indiana hospital for treatment last week. Mr and Mrs Archie Rising and their son visited Mr and Mrs A J Sharp. Mr and Mrs James Turnbul of Ernest and Mr and Mrs Wilbur Stuchell of Kent visited relatives. Grace Allshouse is on her Easter vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs D J Allshouse. Charlotte Armstrong of Indiana is visiting her mother Mrs Lois Armstrong. Mrs Ralph Lynn of Derry visited.
The column records numerous social visits and errands. Frances Sharp spent Sabbath with cousin Sara Sharp, families welcomed a baby girl to the Mack household, several residents shopped in Indiana and Pittsburgh, and palatial visits were exchanged with relatives in Elderton and Smith Station. A school eighth grade exam at Walker school saw twenty one examinees, and a lecture by Rev. Offutt is announced. The region reports rain causing a landslide near J. C. Rose’s home and mild injuries from porch swing incidents.
Idaho notes show Our school closed on Thursday while Mae and Joe Sell attended Clarion Normal. Emma Munshower and Ernest Sall sat for the eighth grade exam at Hiterton on Saturday. Mrs Adam Painter visits her brother J F Munshower. Imgiesida Club hosted a birthday surprise for Mrs Howard Kimmel and Mrs Thomas Fiscus at Mrs Kimmel’s home Thursday evening. Carl Crawford drove to Indiana for a business strip on Friday. W P George visited his aunt Mrs Mary George near South Bend on Thursday, Mr and Mrs Frank Russell and daughter Louise were guests of Kit tanning friends last week.
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