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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1918
Page
8
Kent area notes include visits in Pittsburgh and Clarksburg. Many locals, including Heath, Lowman, Ruffner, Reed, and McIntire families, spent Thanksgiving with kin or friends. influenza cases close schools. several residents travel for work or study. several Stiteler and Kirkpatrick family movements listed with visits, employment plans, and moves.
A long list of locals visiting relatives and attending Thanksgiving in Punxsutawney and nearby towns. Names include Strew Barr, Herbert Marchand, Kensinger family, Mr. and Mrs. Rosborough, F W Moot, S M Milliron, Des Brown, Guy Powell, H Moot, Me and Abrs Metterman, Brown, Rosborough, Simpson, ticks family, and others. Several relatives traveled from DuBois, Philadelphia, Indiana, Beaver Falls, and Brooklyn to share the holiday with kin. many remained for the week or weekend.
Rev and Mrs C Good and daughter Helen of Rossiter visited H M Wingert and Rosa Wingert on Saturday. J B Fleming of Covode was here in his official capacity Saturday. Mr and Mrs Norman Brown spent Sabbath with Mr and Mrs Plamen Jeffer near town. Mr and Mrs Ralph Wineberg plan housekeeping in the property bought from Mrs Glet Brady.
Elders Ridge notices list Mr and Mrs Frank Lambing of Apollo hosting over the weekend at W W lowing and Thanksgiving visits by John Hart of West Lebanon. Prof and Mrs 18 A Wartman entertained several guests. Mrs Ro Bassett hosted a Thanksgiving gathering for friends. Extended family meals and memorial services for Raymond Mawing featured Mrs Ewing and others. Local residents visited, hunted, or traveled to nearby towns for the holiday period.
Mrs Jidward Votts and Prada visiting Mrs Merce in Rochester Mills. Mrs Harry McMahon and Mrs Jas Pardee called from Punxsutawney. Wo Elder spent time with sister Mrs C W Warner in Big Run. John West from Derkers Point traveled to Ros Calderwood farm near Lown Mursharelay. Town friends hosted Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Loyd Pierce and Miss Mredi Potts shopped in Punxsutawney. Co M Potts attended an Indiana business call Monday.
Hill Top Lewis Wiester moved his family to West Lebanon. Mabel Hanna was a Jacksonville waiter Saturday. Miss Vada Walt ill with pneumonia is improving. Mr and Mrs Phillip Iester of Mast Mel oogpert visited their son Lewis Miester then returned home. Mrs Chas lanna and May visited Elisabeth Ray Tuesday. Mi Nella Wanna near indi viit spending a week at her home. Mr and Mrs Perry Brown of Center Lownstip visited Sunday.
Mrs. J. C. Martin visits friends in Punxsulawney. John M. and Hay Williams of State College on an eight day furlough stay with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Williams. Mrs. George WN. Davies and son John join Mirza Moot and Mrs. J. G. Martin for Barneshoro shopping. A I Bowman, formerly Mountain Mercantile manager, transferred to Mass Greek to run the store there. Gomer Smith, William Sides, L D. J. Martin and Frank Balog traveled to Indiana on a business trip.
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