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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1920
Page
2
In Atrongstown area notes residents travel to visit relatives in Indianapolis Heilwood and Nanty Glo. Local events include births and illnesses with many names from Bennett, Carney, Cresswell, Ondrezek, and Stiles. A fishing outing yielded a 20 inch fish. other towns feature guests, calls, and weekend plans across Culver Brush Valley and Johnstown.
Glen Campbell of Smoke Run visited friends in town early this week. J P Witzpatrick stayed with relatives in Altoona and Gallatin. A P Mannerberg departed for a new home in Trafford City. Miss Ruby Hamilton of Philadelphia visited relatives here last week. Miss Kelly spent the weekend at her Stafford TE home. C Ake was a business visitor to Pittsburgh during the week.
Latrobe resident George QO Pearce moved into the vacant house of A P Mannerberg. Rev William Adam and wife departed for Rushford New York to begin a pastorate. Mrs Alfred Johnson visited Punxsutawney friends. Goldie Cunningham of Clearfield spent the weekend at home. Mrs H F Clark returned from Altoona after weeks with her daughter Mrs P W Wright. The 1920 high school class with Prof Work of Indiana will entertain at the M B church and United Presbyterian church Thursday evening with program and discussions. Various local residents visited, hosted tea parties for a third birthday, and planned car tours to western states. The Thompson mine resumes operation after a long idle period. Winter high school terms close. Miss Allen departs after two-term tenure. Children’s week observances include a Sabbath schools conference Wednesday evening. Joseph Walters and family move to Chambersville. A social and dance drew large attendance at the hall. Mr and Mrs C M Black and G B Black visited Clark Mee near Shelocta. Mrs Robert Stuchell and daughter visited Bloomquist at No mine.
Mitchells Mills visits Mr and Mrs Bert Lockard and two children of Commodore. Claix Mack visits Scott Lockhard home in Laxman. Infant son of Quay Kerns buried at Diamondville hill cemetery. Miss Ethel Meekins attends wedding of Milton Wattemire in Tipperary. Charles Brady of Clymer visits Lawrence Hines. Frank Meekins hosts dinner for Samuel Kelly and two boys Doyle and Dale of Clymer. John Kelly and Myers of Clymer also present. Farl Nicewonger visiting sister Agnes in Ohio. Grace Gibson employed at Jeannette visits mother Clara Gibson. Mrs Julia Mack attends great grandson's funeral in Jeannette.
Mrs Jennie Hart visited her son William on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Hiram Buterbargh and two children were Lovejoy cal era on Friday evening. Mrs Vernie Meekins and daughter Maybelle visited her brother Samuel Kelly at Clymer on Tuesday. Samuel Lute employs several local boys to help on the road. Miss Martha Rodkey visited Miss Ruth Sickenberger of Wandin for a few days.
Richard Boucher offered a business tip to Indiana on Friday. Mrs R L Siverd shopped at Clymer on Tuesday. Mrs Frederick Mack spent Tuesday with her daughter Mrs N M Patrick. Mrs R L Ferrier spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs James McGrail of Millville. Helen Barr of Indiana visited her sister Mrs Richard Boucher recently. R W St Clair made a business trip to Clymer on Friday. Mr and Mrs Robert Boring of Stafford spent Sunday with their sister. Mr and Mrs Norman Keith visited with Mrs William Harkens and daughters Margaret and Avonel for dinner. Ned Patrick and his wife reported the arrival of a baby. Nellie Ober of near Cockport is employed at Ned Patrick’s.
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