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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1930
Page
3
Robison and Bowser families with relatives from Sharpaville and Blairsville visit, attend church services, and host guests. several members travel to Indiana and Johnstown for trips and services. new births announced for Thomas Miller and Floyd Luker families. neighbors reassess home moves and a funeral in Strangford.
Marion Center residents hosted relatives from Barberton Meadville and beyond over the weekend. H O Shaffer and family visited Elderton while H H Wetzel’s family hosted Easter with relatives from Wilmington and State College. Visits continued as Garnett Fisher from Charleroi and Elizabeth Peper from Blairsville joined friends and relatives nearby.
Mr and Mrs R H Dilts spent Wednesday at Indiana. Walter Shey Ray Whitaker and Noble Lemon were business callers at Punxsutawney Tuesday. E H Elder and family of Rochester Mills were Sunday callers at Albart Whitaker home. Louie Winterfield of Cleveland employed by Smith Construction Co rented rooms from E H Corbett and moved here Monday. Mr and Mrs Guy Kime and children of Indiana spent Friday with Mrs Kimes parents. Ethel Corbett attending school at Dayton spent Easter at home. R L Emerick of Hamil was Sunday guest. Louie Winterfield Indiana shopper Saturday evening. Mrs T S Whitaker Plumville caller Thursday. E H Corbett and children spent Sunday with her parents near Trade City. Mrs Marjory Butler visiting with Mr and Mrs Wm Hazlett. Milroy Holmes family Culver and others of Hennsburg visited G E Holmes family Sunday. Gaylord Gressley BelSano spent weekend in Conrad Sloppy home. Mr and Mrs Homer Phillips Ambridge and Joseph Phillips Hazelwood were guests in D B Detwiler home Saturday night. Mary Coy on sick list. Ernest Dearmy Strongstown spent Thursday night with Rezea and Erma McCullough. A number attended play at Penn Run Friday. G B Holmes and Isaac Sleppy Indiana callers Monday. Ervin Greene Sunday in Join Overman home. Mrs Dennis Roser near Heilwood Easter with daughter Mrs G R Waltemire. Mr and Mrs Homer Phillips and Joseph Phillips Pittsburgh guests in Conrad Sloppy home Sunday. Mrs Grace Hoffman spent several days with sister Mrs Glenn Coy. Gaylord Greasley called at D B Detwiler’s Thursday evening.
Mrs Myrtle Williams of Stafford visited her mother Mrs Sarah Trout and relatives the Repine home last week. Frank Smith and son Kenneth from Windber stayed at Samuel Bowser’s. Cherry Tree callers Roy McDonnall and Samuel Bowser. Florrie McDonnell and Joseph Cooper moved to Detroit for work. Ada McAnulty Gerytha McAnulty Alice McCurdy and GC W Keith with Marion visited Plumville Sabbath. Harold Bagley Lois from Akron and John Bagley Nanty-Glo with J E Brown Martintown visited Brown home Sunday. Frank McAnulty and son Greensburg visited Ida McAnulty Sunday. W B Douglass Luther Lewie Indiana called Saturday. Eugene Biss visited Barnesboro on Saturday. Mrs D R McDonnell is sick. Also a light exchange from Spunk about church collection.
Raymond Shank of Indiana and Ralph Pollock spent Easter in this place. Mrs. Clark Cochran and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dunmire hosted visitors from Rossiter. Walter Pollock Leard Falmer and Blair Lewis, Bradford workers, visited friends here. Myr. and Mrs. H. D. Widdowson hosted from Indiana. Paul Braughter, Bradford worker, visited home over weekend. Mr and Mrs George Richardson hosted Norman Pardee family. Evaline Oberlin, Pittsburgh teacher, visited her parents here over Easter. Earl Lewis Bradford visited friends Monday. Wm Oberlin from here made a Pittsburgh business trip. H. M. Wells of Pittsburgh called on friends Sunday.
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