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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1908
Page
5
A long, rambling local column details visitors from Indiana and Homer City, town improvements, a trolley grading operation with crews over 100 strong, a store fire with minor losses, upcoming games and challenges, church and school notices, and a flood of social tidbits about residents, travel, and community events across Brushvalley and surrounding areas.
ROPERS Hind- Hoot is viditing Miss Helen Mider of Saltaburit, Miss Luli Hildoley of Kittanning visited the fatally of J. Hwing on Phitrad. The Middes Seheman and Patterson visited in Pittsburgh. Winnie Miller of West Lebanon will teach Olivet school this term. Moonlight picnic on Hood roundtop drew about 60 young people with supper and games. Rev. Rufus Barachman and daughter Helen of St Paul are visiting. County Christian Endeavor delegates to Blairsville next Tuesday and Wednesday include Misses Anna Henry, Miriam Fritz, Vera Lehman, Nellie and Mary Rose of Salineburg visiting Miss Emma Tess. Zelda and Mary Hawes have returned from Lancaster. Clara Gerhard of Blacklick visited Mrs. E. K. Gerhard. Lehman family called to Patton for illness. Several residents spent time at Niagara Falls. Mrs. Julia McGregor of Indiana visiting friends. G. E. Sandberg, B. W. Hawes, J. Devinney, Mrs. J. D. Spicher, Mrs. H. Learn, Mrs. Charles Wastam, Mrs. Harry O’Weaver, Jay Reed, and others noted in town. Ben Cook and wife guests of mother Belle Jones. Harry Lydie improving property with cement walk. Patrick family guests of Timothy Sunderlin.
The Ashbaugh reunion will be held in McMillan grove near Morrison's siding on the Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburg railroad on Thursday September 17. Bring baskets. Card of thanks from J D McCracken and family Burrell township for kindness shown during illness and death of wife and mother Mrs J D McCracken.
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