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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1918
Page
10
Stiteler from La Quin and Stump party from Avonmore visit Smicksburg as neighbors share gatherings. Local families from Indiana Pittsburgh Frostburg Dayton and Punxsutawney arrive for visits while others travel between Beaver Falls Pittsburgh and Falls Creek to see relatives and attend events.
Daniel Weston James Salber ry visited Johnstown last week. Miss Leona Buterbaugh Port age visiting friends here. Lon Johnston and wife Mag gie Loudermilch Clara Gibson and daughter Zoe and Grandma Mike Sickenberger were Homer City visitors Sunday. Don Gibson and family guests of Lula Berkeypile. Homer Boyer and family Howard Boyer of Johnstown visited Newton Long. Locals at Garmantown Friday for A H George funeral. Shank reunion held at Louis Shank Stafford Saturday. Frank George Delaware Md visited Saturday. reports abundant fruit crop. Charles Fléming Hram Buterbaugh and family and Lawrence Hines motored to Altoona Saturday returning Sunday. Emma Rodkey Vandergrift visiting brother Milton. William McIljoe and family Nant-y-Glo guests of Samuel Green Sunday.
Tidal Wave is back after a two month lapse with the same quality standard promised. Western Pennsylvania customers welcome the return as substitutes are discouraged. Dealers report ongoing 50-50 pricing for retail sale, with 75-25 terms for bakers, despite promises to reduce the substitution program.
Rev Hart preaches at this place Sunday evening. Miss Esther Grimth of Richmond va visits her cousin Miss Mabel Frederick. Miss Crawford of Smicksburg visits J H Butler family. Mr and Mrs Lowman Neal visit friends in Butler last week. Red Cross festival closes at schoolhouse Saturday evening. Everyone visits, including Dickey from Indiana, Kathryn Hickox in Punxsutawney, Ada Richardson from Derry. Mabel Frederick visits Richmond last week.
Joseph Moore and family return home after visiting brother-in-law Walter Crosby in Somerset. Mow Cunningham back after two months with brother Prank in Dubois. Mrs Anna Dusty of Braddock visits mother Mrs Caroline George. Mary and Nellie Couch attend singing social at West Leeban. Mr and Mrs John Gunninghamaine visit Clarksburg relatives. Service Mag to be dedicated at Presbyterian Church West Lebanon on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Fred Suhaffer of Dubois guests over Sabbath traveling by back car. Sara Anna and Katherine Davis of Derry spend last week with their uncle Clark Davis. Mrs J C Myers in Indiana Saturday. Annie Thonger of Indiana weekend at home. Florence Tillie of Richmond, Ind. visits with Edna and Sara Davis. James and Orpha Streams in Indiana last week. Ross Moore and son John Raleigh of Dayton call at Clark Davis on Saturday. Mr and Mrs James Bennett and children spend Sabbath in Homer City. Mrs W A Abel and son Emil return after two weeks in Pittsburgh moonlight picnic at J R Wiggins home. Mrs Mack Wiggins is mail carrier on Parkwood route. Private John L Wiggins home on furlough to thresh for farmers.
J N Milder and wife of Indiana visited Armagh relatives over Sunday A I Kramer of Pittsburgh was not a recent guest of his mother Mr and Mrs Sperber of Pittsboro were Sunday guests of Mrs J I Caldwell of Armagh
Miss Ruth Ream of Johnatown visiting Winifred Hutchison. Mrs B G Blackstone of Bruss valley hosted a Thursday dinner in honor of her husband birthday. Guests included their daughters and Mrs Bon Mack among others.
A wartime plea urges readers to see the film My Four Years in Germany to spur Liberty Bond sales and accelerate victory. The author argues defeating Imperial Germany now saves lives, calls for deep public sacrifice, and stresses that supporting Liberty Bonds and War Savings Stamps is a patriotic duty. He cites policy, democracy, and Allied victory, urging ongoing civic effort and bond purchases.
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