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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1930
Page
8
Like many families in Washington Township, residents hosted relatives and friends over Thanksgiving weekend. Notable visits included Mr. and Mrs. John Clowes near Hive Pointa with Mr. and Mrs. George Edwards, and numerous gatherings linking Blystone, Harman, Park, Moose, McFester, Artemus, and Murdick families across Plumville, Atwood, Vandergrift, and nearby towns.
East Wheatfield residents recount Thanksgiving events including visits from Mrs Mary Hutchison Tomb and Mrs R B Tomb of Armagh to the Hutchison home. Reports of icy roads and a long crash sequence on the Cunningham farm hill, injuries to Helen Ferrar and others, and a busy weekend of relatives and travelers visiting and staying with local families.
The Me thodist church group BRUSH VALLEY plans its annual supper and haggar in Community Hall on Dec 12. Anna Herlinger of Pittsburgh visited for Thanksgiving week. Charles McMullen returned from Huntington county with a doe. Russell Herlinger visited Armagh last Sunday. G. T. McCrea was a county seat visitor. Hunting club members have gone to Huntingdon county to hunt deer. Mr and Mrs Norman Little were Homer City visitors. Millard Bennett spent the weekend with his parents M. K. Bennett and wife. Homer Spiers of Altoona visited his parents here. Mr and Mrs W. E. Miller of Johnstown spent Saturday evening with their daughter Mrs B. I. Stewart.
Representing L Roy Henry Marble and Granite Works Apollo Pa. Send The Progress to your friends for Christmas.
The entry lists church events and social visits. Sunday school at 1 15 and preaching at 2 30. Several residents visited Pittsburgh for events and social gatherings. Mentions of hospital stays, weddings, showers, and gifts linked to local households. An advertisement promotes a Christmas gift subscription to The Progress for $2.00 with a holiday card.
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