29 Aug 1923
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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1923
Page
1
Miss Mary Campbell spent a few days near Roaring, callers from Gastown and Elders Itdue visit Zion's Valley. Rev Fred Stinmim preached in South Bend. Car crash near W A Colenan's injures two. one car from New Kensington damaged. Visitors include families from South Bend, Johnstown, Teecehburg, Carrollton and Knoxville. Community events feature a Knoxville quartet's church program and local visits by many families.
Strongstown resident Mr. tind Mra IT BH Orner and family from Curd visited relatives Sunday. Janksen lavished time with Jolnetown kin. Mr and Mrs W G Troxell and Tra Conway were in Oidlina entiers Mindiy Mend Mra. Thomas Hattinin of Vin Condile spent Sunday with Mer. F Hoffman's relatives Milton Hoffman and family visited Moorhead and daughter Thebin of fidhina. Mrs WHNanm Dunmire and daughter Ida of Covenaugh are visiting local relatives.
A long list of residents and visitors from Clarksburg Pittsburgh Narberth and Blairsville spent weekends and weekdays visiting relatives and friends. Many travelers including Mr and Mrs Hart Mrs Sandles Miss Nelle Henry and others were noted as attending Parkwood Kent Rotler and Lakemont activities and resuming evening church services next Sunday in the Presbyterian church.
Kimmel M A Wynkoop called on Wm Kimple who is in very poor health. Cyrus Bhannon returned home in Indiana Saturday. W L Lockard visited the Montgomery home Friday. Stephen Wilhelm's barn was damaged by a windstorm recently. Tone Kimmel attended the Baptist Sunday school plens. Mr and Mrs Joe Adams and family visited at W L Montgomery's Sunday. Misses Anna and Emma Neal attended the funeral of relatives at Punxentaw ney. Monday, Mr Wilhelm and Mr Sheestey called at the Wilhelm farm Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Tohn Henry and Mrs H D Stahl with son Carl, Mrs C J Kirker and son Cav, and Mrs J W Wilson returned Friday from a motoring trip to Gettysburg, Philadelphia and other eastern points. They were joined by Mrs Wilsons sisters Miss Myrtle Gray.
Parkwood William Byers was in Indiana recently. Mora Ray expects a new Ford soon. G T Uncapher and family motored to Indiana on the first Friday. The American Natural Gas Co. began another well nearby. Mrs I Jr Myers recently underwent an operation at Indiana Hospital and returned home last week.
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