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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1922
Page
6
W M Bowers hosted guests including Roy Kidd and Queen Bowers while G Ake and Spicher enjoyed Gettysburg days. Locals attend Spicher Raleigh reunion at Montgomery church. preaching at M P church Sunday. Several visitors from Deckers Point and Leechburg noted. F T C Club meets Wednesday afternoon.
West Lebanon Mir. and Mrs. Frank Coulter return to their Wilkins borough home after vacation with Mr. Coulter's parents. Mrs. Jamie Calhoun of Pibts church visits friends in the village. Miss Gallic Allshouse of near South Bend spends Thursday with her brother James Allshouse.
A home coming will be held at Bethel United Presbyterian Church in West Wheatfield township on Tuesday August 29. All friends are invited to bring a basket and enjoy the day in the grove with friends. Committee members are A P Clark John M Mahon Macksa R J Hood Joseph Mack and Hugh Mack.
Mrs. Joseph H. Tinkcom and son James W. Tinkcom of Peru Indiana arrived for a month with her mother Mrs Margaret Cunningham and relatives. Merle McCormick and family visited from Minneapolis Minnesota while Mr McCormick is on a business trip in New York. R H Elliott of New York City spent two days with his parents in Armagh. Wm Merriman and family drove from Washington to Armagh for the Sabbath. Rev. Buchanan of East Liverpool Ohio will preach at Armagh Presbyterian church next Sabbath. The Wadsworth family held their reunion on the Jesse Wadsworth farm last Thursday. Mrs Chester Hoffman and Miss Jennie Sutton hosted Sabbath school classes. Miss Virginia Caldwell attended a garden party at Westmont Johns town. Smyrna Literary Society announces program for Friday August 18 with rounds of songs recitations readings and a two part dialogue.
Strongstown residents and neighbors hosted a string of weekend visitors. Russell Wagner and family from Indiana joined Miss Susie Wagner of Heshbon visiting Mrs. H. W. Bennett and Mrs. Jennie Malloy. Harry Sharp and son visited Nanty-Glo relatives. George Hogan and daughter Marie visited Regina Hogan’s home. Frank Strong and son Herbert from Dilltown spent Sunday with Ray Malloy’s family. Akron residents Helen and Mercedes Malloy and A. H. Downey of Cameron’s Bottom called on W. W. Malloy. Albert Methven and Clara of Ohio visited Martha Orner. Nellie and Margaret Altemus plus Mrs. Alten Sharp attended regional reunion in Indiana. Coral Stahl of Indiana stayed with Hannah Helman. W. G. Bracken and Wilbert Bracken with William Gordon and family of Pitcairn plus J. W. Duncan of Ebensburg visited Martha Orner.
Indiana National Guard detachments at Mt Gretna report busy drill weeks under the block system. A private correspondent details field training from pack handling to bayonet work, noting occasional injuries, cold nights, and strong praise for officers, supply staff, and K P personnel for keeping the camp running and meals ample.
Indiana today features Miss Nellie Couch of Parkwood with sister Mrs. Ed Reed from Vandergrift visiting father W. W. Couch. W. M. McAdoo and wife of Parkwood stop in Indiana. The Myers and Clark families return from an east auto trip. Several locals attend funerals, cottage stays near Latrobe, and relatives travel to Vincennes and Newark for visits. Local rail and lodge members attend meetings. WCTU plans open meeting at Laurel Swamp School House with a full program scheduled.
The hospital company led by Major H. B. Buterbaugh of Indiana earns praise for its organization and a recent comedy performance at camp, which brought real enjoyment to all spectators.
Indiana businesspeople and their wives attended an elaborate banquet at the Creekside Grange hall on Monday night as a new curtain funded by several Indiana firms was presented to the grange by Mr. Butler of Brookville. County Commissioner D P Bothell accepted the curtain for the grange, with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. J R Daugherty and others from town. Festival at Pine Flats Plans Pie Social and Ball Club Event.
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