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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1917
Page
2
Albert and Stanley Nippes of Bel sano and many locals hosted visitors and hosted callers across the valley last week. Residents including Mrs. Graham of Wyoming, Ruth Alten, Johnstown and Vandergrift visitors, and several families from Homer City and Strongstown were noted with social calls and weekend gatherings. The coastal and inland travels included fishing trips, church and club meetings, enlistments, and shifts of local work crews.
PINE FLATS Neaperian Literary Society will be held in the school house Friday evening. Blanthe Stephens was the guest of Mrs. John Siverd on Sunday. Mrs. Lottie Martin of Indiana is visiting FH Parry. Memorial services will be held in the Christian church Sunday afternoon for Mrs. S. BE Turner. Anni Reid has returned to Barnesboro from employment at B. J. Williams's home. Mr. and Mrs. Myer of Barnesboro visited HW Williams. B. J. Williams and family were Clymer callers Sunday. Mary Stephens and Carrie Roberta attended a Juniors party at Hailwood last Wednesday night. Frank Adams and daughter Marie spent Sunday with J. D. Joiner. Mary Davis visiting her sister at A. H. Williams's home. Betty Sides spent Sunday with Jennie Stephens of Kenwood. Marry Parry spent Sunday with Mary Sides. Gaynelle Widdowson visiting her sister, Mrs. B. A. Williams.
Mrs H H Hanna spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Lewis Mehck of Blairsville. Maude Shetter visited her mother Mrs Adams of Indiana. J F Alshouse spent Sunday with his brother H G Alshouse of Maysville. John Frantz of New Kensington visited W L and Mary Frantz. Martha Wray, ill with quinsy, shows slow improvement. Reform church services planned this week beginning Wednesday evening. Hey Lauffer wed lock at the bride's home in West Lebanon. Alex George and Vernie Dillinger. Mr and Mrs Alvie Hanna shopped in Elderton Saturday. New singing books Kingdom Songs ordered by the C E Society. Rev Lauffer performed the marriage of Frank MelIntire and Blanche Wiseman at Gastown on Friday. D B Townsend and family visited in Indiana Monday.
Mrs. Clark Lydic and Mrs. Chas Sloan of Indiana visited Mrs. H J Thompson in Marion Center. Mrs. Mary Lydic and her son Clare of Indiana stayed with Mrs. Wess Thomas Sunday. Walter Kelly, employed in Pittsburg, spent Sabbath at home. Mrs. 8 H McCreery, wintering with her Erie brother, has returned home. Rev C L Nevins begins meetings at Salem. Mr and Mrs S H Jones visited Punxsutawney friends for Sabbath.
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