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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1915
Page
6
Visitation reports from Penn Run to Grisemore and nearby areas as residents and guests attend church events, picnics, and family gatherings. Numerous trips to Niagara Falls, Bathe towns, and regional sites mark a season of travel while a freight wreck near White Station causes track damage.
Mr and Mrs Moore visited at Mrs Moores aunt Mrs R M Stewart Friday. Mrs W G Lowman visited friends in Lawisville last week. Rev B J Long and son Knox visited friends near Vandergrist Sab. Mrs H W Anderson and three children returned to Pittsburg after months in the country nearby. The Junior BE. Society held a dime social on Rev and Mrs Longs lawn with forty youths attending and four dollars receipts. Anderson school reunion drew many locals. Mr and Mrs Arthur Clawson and three children camped near Baltsburg. Miss Helen McKee visiting uncle Lester Aultjaan near Blacklick. Services announced for nearby churches and Miss Ruth Reed led C E meeting with Selections by local ladies. choir performed well.
A political advertisement extols William N. Liggett as a capable District Attorney nominee. It details his Scotch Irish ancestry, West Wheatfield upbringing, education at Ohio Northern University College of Law, MacGibeny College of Oratory, and tenure as Dean of Rhetoric and Public Speaking. It praises his courtroom skill, Christian character, and Republican fidelity, urging voters to elect him for capable, honest public office.
Mr and Mrs Jacob Kepple return home in Greensburg after a two month visit with their daughter Mrs W M Moore Miss Bailey of Punxsutawney visiting sister Mrs Fanagan and other neighbors and friends attend a birthday gathering for Mrs Seth Lewis Feasting and games followed by lunch Several residents travel to DuBois Punxsutawney Johnstown Pittsburg and Blairsville for visits housekeeping and picnics Names include Catherine Woods Tim Meyers Miss Elsie Gehring George Andrews and Miss Flo Campbell among others Local union reunion and various calls on relatives mark the week in Josephine and surrounding areas.
Miss Elizabeth Bagley and Miss Mauman of Dixonville visit Mrs. Oscar Anderson on Friday. Families from Plumville Pittsburg and Onberg visit and travel to see relatives. Edward W. Lydick starts as new mail carrier by auto. Minor injury to Harry Nelson in coal mine noted. Various visits to and from Indiana Greensburg Freeport and Pittsburg themes per local social column.
Daily market quotes from Pittsburgh Cleveland and Chicago show varied results. Cattle and hogs range with prime and choice levels, sheep and lambs mixed to good, calves strong in places. Regional figures note hogs and cattle prices with multiple grades and regional buyers.
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