23 Apr 1919
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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1919
Page
1
Reports from Indiana and nearby towns list visits by Mrs. W F Coursin Mrs Morris Walbeck and other residents. Several relatives and friends traveled to see kin while others attended church services and funerals. A mix of travel, work changes, and local scenes paints a busy weekend across the region.
Mrs J W Carney and daughter Bertha visited at Howard Browns. Esther Coy and Mrs Mloyd Burnheiner are patients in Indiana hospital. F C Amond and children drove to Bellano for Sabbath. Ben Walterinion bought a new horse. Eva Sproul of Pittsburgh stayed at Zenas Stephens. David Smith and grandmother Nancy Myers visited C A Putt. Calvin Gibson sold timber to J T Weary. A sawmill is in operation. Miss Verdle Strong closed a term of school at Manor on Monday.
Mr and Mrs O V Householder of Clymer and W D Edwards of Indiana visited D C Wolfe home on Easter. Clair Cramer located on Seriah Sloppy farm. Mrs John Jewing visited Penn Run friends. School term closed with an interling program. Several local residents and families visited, shopped, or attended gatherings, including birthdays and surprise visits. Notable events include a birthday party for Mrs Alice Cunningham and a move of W S Wineland to Blair County. Johnny Cunningham and Mrs McQuaide visited Greensburg over Sunday. Frank Uncapher’s son Roy returned from overseas, prompting a surprise at his home. A number of residents were noted as Indiana shoppers or visiting relatives at various stops around the area. The Misses Bencher and Mrs Finnia Miller are mentioned among recent visitors. several families are listed as travelers or guests at nearby towns. The local schools closed for the term with student ceremonies and gifts to teachers.
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