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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1925
Page
5
A garbled South Bend society column records a Rearick reunion near Itnral Valley with numerous West Lebanon Apollo and Aspinwall attendees. Several visits, outings, and calls are listed including Atlantic City and King Camp activities, hospitalizations, and weekend visits across towns such as Wilkinsburg Apollo Townsend and Commodore.
Sabbath visits and Sunday activities fill the Deckers Point and nearby communities. Families like Annalett, Kinter, Hushton, and Burns share meals or travel to see relatives in Clearfield and Greensburg, while preaching is announced for the Stiloh Baptist Church.
Advance Mrv and Mrs Tamillen Allison guendine a few days at the home of Mrs Allison's parents Mr and Mrs Morner fark Russ Martha Winsimer span the weed end at Vandergrift Mary Kepple on student at the Tadtiang Normal school visited her parents Mr and Mrs V Kepple over Sibath Mr and Mrs Vomer Aghive returned to Creekside after spendin s oue Hame with Mr and Mrs Reed Park Paring their visit the stork left them baby girl Betty Lewisee Mrs Vuwill be remembered as Miss Verne Dark Mere Robert Maduain eetdig Mongenive ster being on the sickist for aome time Friends of Pearl Sloan are sorry to that of her serious Sines at the Indian ling pita Mit and Mrs Charle Anannon andd etd dren of Pive Pohits visited S V Kepple on Bibpath Mr Adamson's father John Adhimson on the lek List Win Thesnes wife and family of Curry Tein visited Mack Winsinger on pals yah Whe ice cream supper at Harry Clarks list Thursday oval was weill attended And al find an enjoyable evening
Local notes list visits and guests around Smyrna. Miks Grinee Nichol, a teacher at Paren tity, hosts Bark Skinner family. Starry Wise sent to Tadinna hospital for an operation. Christenson and wife from Pittsburgh visit. Myrile Awl of Sagmmore visits cousin Velma Tolnston Neff. Neff of near Davis visits Agnes Mudtner. Cale Neff nephews, visiting Pittsburgh. Burkett makes business trip to Euchany. Uppl employed in Pittsburgh felig home.
COOKPORT reports no preaching at Inn farm on Sunday. Weeks from Dixonyvilly plans to attend. Clrance MWenry and family spent Sunday at Tnarry Wentzel's near Starford. Ruth Clark visits relatives in Tohtatown. Len Houcher of Conumiara visits grandmother Mrs Jerry Lydie. Wills Buterbaugh family and son from Andara seen in town. Mrs uhy Mitchell and NY children visit J OS Mack relatives. Mrs Bernard Meeking visits parents WHHL Switzer from Lovejoy.
The Gordon Literary Society lists the next meeting program including songs, recitations, piano and instrumental numbers, quotations from famous authors, readings, declamations, duets, quartette, and instrumental music performed by members such as Ethel Clawson Naomi Bruner Gladys Swasy Bertha Anthony Frances McCrea and many others with intermission and multiple performers.
Hillsdale society page records numerous visits and gatherings. Mr and Mrs Worter Triindle and family visited W W Goss Sunday. Mrs Clarence Conner spent Monday with Wilgts friends. Merle Lotsure's family time in A Ginter home. Carl Trindle returned from Mahaffey last week. Mr and Mrs Harry Sihenwn of Dittsburgh visited I. Tiemnan. Warmon Irvin hosts and Miss Marie Lenra visits Miss Dantrice Groisey. A midweek tent meeting at Midway led by Wade Vatrick. Jolan Wise family visited Curtis Ober in Mitchells Mills. Kinter of Miensburg and Mrs Edward Houcher seen about. Howard Rowley visiting her father John Rowley. Rudelph Kythom called Glen Cympbhell friends. Wade Latrick and Miss Magdalena DeBone called on Charles Cross.
Andrew Pinto Alames is a boy. Mrs Bert Jacky and daughter Ber thi visit Arthur Gibson's. Mrs Hows Ware and daughter Martha Jane Mia Paul Joiner and family visit. Betsy Stay called on Geo Wilson. Sam Towene Fleming visits Barnesboro. Martha Hell a town caller. Jagt weeds. Arthur Gillson family visit. Bert Bowers and Jlurry Chood attend Tenpy Datlitbig church. McGrew of St Benedict Nebraska visits weekend.
The Jamison family reunion at H. T. Jamison’s Cherryhill home marked the eightieth birthday of Mrs. John Jamison of Mahaffey. The gathering featured a dinner, program, and elections for officers including H. T. Jamison as president and J. F. Lightner as secretary. The next reunion is set for July 1926 at the same location.
Former Elderton residents now living in Greenfield Iowa Mrs W J Ray Mrs Mary Tay Garette Mrs Pearl Ray Dorsey and daughter Mildred and Mr and Mrs Lyle Ray visited Indiana and Hiderton to see friends. They traveled by motor and will stay with Mr and Mrs Elmer Williams Wayne avenue Wayne Indiana and have friends in Widerton their old home. The W J Ray family left Elderton about 25 years ago last living on a farm on East Pike east of town.
Edward Downey and wife of Indiana visited his brother William Downey at their home Sunday. Mrs Cost and daughter Ella of Indiana visited Mrs Kinter. Church services are announced for Monday at 11 at Crooked Creek Baptist church. Helen Brady returns home from Indiana after three weeks of work. Saturday visitors Frank Kirk and William Sherrer and families visited Indiana.
Descendants of F J Rearick gathered at J B Potts home near Plumville for the first reunion. A business session set to hold annual reunions. Officers include BE C Rearick Vandergrift president secretary Mrs C S Sturgeon treasurer A M Rearick. Guests from Vandergrift Warren Apollo Pittsburgh Chi Cora Creekside Dayton and more enjoyed bathing tennis and games. A. G. Fetterhoff photographed the event.
Mrs Herbert Miller of near Graceton entertained the H G L club at her home Thursday evening. A dainty lunch was served by the hostess and all had an enjoyable time. List of attendees includes Mrs Arthur Frederick Mrs Robert Raymond Mrs Roy Baker Mrs Harry Walker Mrs Hale Stimson Mrs Paul Campbell Mrs Lucas Kinter Mrs Homer Robertson Mrs Frank Johnston Mrs Chas Rowe Mrs Areyle Miller Miss Martha Kinter Miss Esther Blythe Miss Florence Risinger Miss Charlotte McCutcheon of Wilkinsburg Mrs Weaver and daughter Miss Betty of Indiana. A horse show is planned at the fair grounds during fair week September 8 to 11 with entries open for thirty classes. Readers are urged to place Prog ress classified ads for unused farm items.
East Run Mississippi society pages list visits and greetings. Virginian Shields of Smithport stayed with cousin Vir elnin Taangehyan. Mr and Mrs Tt McQuown of Mahaffey called on friends. Ford Napp family spent weekend with Muimiu. RL OK Langham and two children visited Langham parents. Langham and 2. C. Langham cited at J A Tanggohn Friday. Clara Buterhaweh of Bellevue stayed five weeks with George Buterhaugh. Austin Bowers of Rochester Artis visited friends. Yates Aid Society of East Mahoning chapel hosted by Mrs M A Farnsworth Tess. Clayton Ntupo of Swissvale called on friends Monday.
Idaho visitors Howard Kimmel and family spent Wednesday in Indiana. Joe Sell and others shared time with Mrs. Mary Sell and Edna Allshouse of Wilkinsburg visiting cousins. Munshower and Fiscus traveled to Indiana for a business trip. Beulah Munshower at Indiana Normal spent the weekend at home. Virginia Kimmel visited Emma Munshower on Sunday. Frank Russell family and C. D. Asking family spent Wednesday in Indiana. Cherryhill Township locals report weekend guests from Sackville Hellwood and Pine Flats. Wesley Asking returns home after visiting Center county. Zenas Stephens family spent Wednesday in Indiana. J R Duncan Heilwood visited Altoona Sunday. W C U Silver Medal holders invited to declamation contest September 17 at Blairsville. Miss Gertrude Hall of Kansas City visiting Henry Hall and Mrs. Mary B. Russell in Philadelphia Street.
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