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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1915
Page
6
Community notices from Spangler and nearby areas record visits, relatives and guests including Helen Williams, Thelma Myera, Edna Steph en, and Frances Runk. Langworthy residents recount travel to Pittsburg and Indiana, along with church events and the Disciples of Christ convention schedule.
Thomas and Joan Campbell and Blanche George were Indiana callers last Friday. Rev Rodkey and family of Hider ton passed through town on their auto last Wednesday. Mrs H B Fulton and Ward Kling ensmith were callers on Saltsburg friends one day last week. Bruce Coulter and family of Van dergrift visited Miss Itate Coulter and other friends last week. Prott Warner of Elders Ridge Vocational school was through town last Wednesday on his motorcycle. Mrs R M Sheffler and grandson Carl J H W C and R A Fulton and O J Carney attended the encampment in Indiana on Wednesday. R 5S and W W Coulter J C Smith and A W Reed were at J RB Patterson's Wednesday evening, with vocal music aided by T EB Wachob harvesting for Mr Patterson. Albert Johnston of Punxsutawney visited his cousin Mrs Lizzie Barr Friday. Nannie and Harry George motored to Apollo last week. Hester and Ruth Collins returned to Uniontown after weeks with friends here. Miss Faye Leighsheiser of Glen Campbell was a visitor of Mrs W E Collins. Attorney Braden McAdoo of Pittsburgh visited his mother Mrs Sara McAdoo last week. Mr and Mrs W C Fulton and song Ward and Wilmer with Mrs H B Fulton went to Indiana on Monday in Mr Fulton's car. Mrs Jennie France returned from a visit with friends in Vandergrift and Elderton.
Indiana visitors Mrs. Julia Mock and granddaughter Bertha Mock toured Mitchells Mills last week. Elmer Lydick harvested 118 bushels of rye from five acres. Mrs. Ella Learn and three children visited sister Mrs. Elmer Weston. Frank Bowden and a Johnstown family stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Learn. William Dick of Dunlap Ia visited friends. C W Gmpfield of Penn Run visited Saturday. Dessie Wines and daughter visited Verona. Josiah Baird and little daughter from Greensburg stayed with Delbert Kelly. W B G Hill and Thomas Lockard of Indiana called Monday. James Wasbinder and wife hosted daughter Clara of Pittsburgh and Elmer Smith and family of Arcadia. Clarence Douglass of Cherry Tree visited Mrs. Clara Gibson. May, daughter of Earl Stephens, cut her head Wednesday. Miss Joe Howe principal of Oak School Pittsburgh returned home after visiting here.
Rossmoyne residents host guests including Mrs David Stiteler and Alizabeth from Smicksburg and extended families from Trade City Plumville and East Plumville. Strongstown reports birthdays celebrations, new births, sick lists, visitors from Pittsburg and Nolo, and a Saturday festival invitation with local helpers.
Mrs Thomas Forsythe and Mrs Oscar Anderson shopped at Clymer on Friday. Mrs John Bloom returned home last week after a few days visit with her brothers Oscar and Anderson, Mero and Mrs Hart Warhart of Taropium, accompanying home their daughter Ruth. Luther Helman transacted business in Indiana Thursday. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Orn Itel man on August 1. Mrs Thomas Forsythe visited Mrs Braughter on Sabbath. Mrs Victor Bergquist shopped in Clymer on Saturday. Rev and Mrs Arthur south of Clymer recently returned from three weeks with friends in West Virginia. Miss Mary Robertson and Miss Sarwood of Clymer returned from State College after a six weeks course. Miss Mildred Dearolph returned home from a three weeks visit with friends in Buffalo New York.
Misses Sara Anna and Kathryn Davis return to Derry after three weeks with their uncle Clark Davis. Miss Mabel Cummins visited Indiana friends. Rally Day services will be held at Washington Presbyterian church Sunday at 2 30 PM. Clark Davis and T J Davis visited Plumville. Mr and Mrs Bert Aughouse spent Monday at M C Wells.
Misa Violet McAnulty, who stayed with relatives here for a month, has departed for her Indiana home. Mrs. Maggie Rodkey of Pittsburg visits her father J C Smyars. Rev M M Smith to preach at Shiloh Baptist Church Sunday at 8 o clock.
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