22 Aug 1917
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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1917
Page
1
Frank Buzzard attends Knights of Pythias grand lodge in Gettysburg then visits Hagerstown Michigan for a week. Numerous residents travel, visit relatives, attend picnics and theater events, with hospital stays and funerals noted, including local shifts in employment and a train accident death.
Andrew Mack of Wehrum and Harry Mack of Nant-y-Glo visited with their brother A B Mack on Saturday. Numerous locals including Park Artemus, Mrs Chas Shultz, Mrs John Gibson and families, J B Graham, Miss Edna Altemus, and Edna’s runabout, plus trips to Pittsburg, Johnstown, Wintondale, Buffington and Stoneboro camp mark a busy period.
A summary of social visits across Lewisville region including Prof. Wherry and family from Coryopolis, Mrs. Kate Boggs and son from Pittsburg, Indiana visitors Mr. and Mrs. Frank Daugherty, and others. Agnes Ewing visiting son John W. Ewing in Jeannette. H W Tomb and gon from East Palestine Ohio visited Lucetta Tomb. William Waugaman family from Fayette county seen O. W. Shields. Belle Speedy, Johnstown visitor. Attorney W D Hawk from Chicago visited sister S T Marshall. Red Cross Auxiliary formed with officers W Diven president Jonnie Barkley secretary E J McCurdy treasurer W Rey Cribbs Falls Creek preached here.
Misses Mary and Annabel Kaufman of New Kensington visit uncle W L Henry. Mrs Alex Cunningham and daughter visited at the J R Learn home last week. Nell Hart of Derry spent part of last week with grandparents nearby. W L Henry, wife and sons Frank and John, motored to New Kensington Friday of last week. Mrs Samuel Hazlett of Georgeville spent part of last week with daughter Mrs H C Neal. Rosie, Hazelle and Mary Learn and Charlie Frye spent an evening at John Gemmell's. Charlie Frye resigned position at Coal Run and returned to home near Grove Chapel. SIDES Jones and Maud Kendig traveled to Ebensburg Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs George Daniels and son John were in Marstellar during visit of Mr and Mrs Henry Chapman of Nant-y-Glo to their daughter Mrs Henry Schostag Sunday. Supt James F Chapman of Indiana was in town last week over school proposition. E B Napp made a business trip to Cardlit Tuesday.
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