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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1920
Page
2
Ruth, daughter of Mr and Mrs Dallas Detwiler, is ill. Zack Thompson of Waterman spent Sunday with his family.
James Clawson visited his daughter Mrs Day Kelly of Pine Flats. Robi Mardis of Strongstown visited friends on Saturday night. William Bowers and Conrad Sleppy headed to Clinton County to hunt big game. Lloyd Burnheimer called on Mrs Jennie Stephens of Kenwood Wednesday evening. Irvin Davis and David Wike made a business trip to Indiana Friday. Mrs Rebecca Detwiler spent a few days at her son Alfreds home in Nolo. Martha Sleppy and Bertha Wike of Gelsano visited Mrs Irvin Davis on Friday. John Walemire visited Spruce Grove school Thursday. Mrs John Helman visited friends in Wellwood last week. James Bowers has gone to Blairs ville for railroad work. Lily Adams visiting Detwiler home Sunday. Tiaac Sleppy spent Sunday with his uncle George Wolfe of Manor. Lincoln and George Adams and John Conway attended church at Spruce Grove Sunday night. William Rhodes and Annie Stephens called at Zack Thompsons Sunday.
Mrs. FP Edmonds and children visited her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Russell. Mr and Mrs Carl Crawford hosted Thanksgiving guests Mr and Mrs H C Neal and family of Jacksonville. W B Crawford and sons from Miders Ridge joined Mr and Mrs Charles Moorhead and children of Blairsville. J P Scott hosted son and daughter in law Rob ert Scott and grandson Blair of Elderton. Vandergrift resident J S Coulter visited his family here last week. Murray Ankeny and children of near Elderton spent Thanksgiving with Howard Kimmel. Beulah and Emma Munshower visited uncle William Byers of West Union on Sunday.
William Siges spent the weekend at Louisburg while Sara Glenn visited relatives at Wilkinsburg. Mrs. G. M. Huston remains a patient in a Philadelphia hospital. Jasmus Davia, studying in Philadelphia, spent the week at home. Rev. Farrer plans services at the Baptist church next Sunday morning and evening. Carrie Roberts visited Scott Steffey’s home in Hellwood. Baptist Sunday school pupils prepare a Christmas entertainment.
Miss Davis and relatives from Derry spent last week at the Clark Davis home. Dorothy Myers of Iselin observed Thanksgiving at her home. Charles Bell and family visited Mrs. Margaret Blue of Chambersville. James Streams of Blacklick and Orpha Streams of Cherry Tree joined Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Streams for Thanksgiving. R. D. Hill and family then visited Mr. and Mrs. George Neal near Grove Chapel.
Mrs A D Reitz of Fally Creek visited town friends Friday and returned home Saturday. Mrs Cevilla Worl and daughter Mrs E W Locke visited relatives in Indiana Thursday. Mrs Walter Little bought a new piano recently. William Oberlin, studying at Indiana, spent Thanksgiving with his parents. Mr and Mrs H W Oberlin and family hosted friends from Indiana Thursday. Mr and Mrs H Hi Elder and family were guests of Wilson Sutter of Locust on Thursday.
Mrs Jerry Kimmel accompanied by Misses Madna Kelly and Jessie Kimmel joined relatives for Thanksgiving at Juniata College. The social gathering highlighted family ties and campus connections during the holiday season.
Mrs Maris spent the past night with her son in law and daughter Rev and Mrs Irwin and returned to her Philadelphia home Saturday. Master Clair Miller is on the sick list.
GIPSY Harry Kooser moved to Wilgus where he is employed. Mrs. Sara Smith and daughter Linnie and Wdith Trimble spent Thanksgiving in Indiana. Mrs. Ollie Hess and others were guests of Mrs. Dallas Smith. Marshall Hamilton moved here to erect a pop factory. Various locals, visits, and outings are listed, including teachers’ training, Thanksgiving at Arcadia, and town residents visiting Glen Campbell and West Lebanon.
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