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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1917
Page
8
A flood of notes records residents visiting kin and friends from Indiana to Saltsburg and Heilwood with Thanksgiving travel, school staff visiting families, and local hunters heading to the mountains for deer and bear. Also mentions Mr and Mrs Stewart and others hosting or attending gatherings and minor movements.
Local notes cover Thanksgiving visits across Indiana and Pittsburg with families and students. Basketball season opens with high school wins and upcoming games. Temperance address and church bazaar raise funds. Several residents travel or return home. schools close due to diphtheria cases.
In Cherryhill Township signals a series of brief notes: Stobert Meary had an arm broken while cranking his car last week. Joseph Phillips, employed in Stephensville, spent Sabbath with his relatives. Enas Stephens served as county gear caller Saturday. Mrs Albert Coy returned from a visit with relatives in Blatra ville. Mr and Mrs Mearl Amand of Heilwood were weekend guests at CG B Amand. Mrs James Simpson and Mrs Leonard Barr are on the sick list. Guy Burke moved his family to Hellwood. Conrad Sleppy left Saturday for ten days hunting in Clarion County. Henry Golden, who has been ill, is much improved. Mr and Mrs Boyd Russell and their little daughter Stowene spent Thanksgiving with J M Gibson. Martha Hoover of Freeport was a weekend guest at James McFarland’s.
West Wheatfield I Francis and Walter Foster spent Thanksgiving in Blairsville. Miss Elsie and Rosie Palmer visited with their cousin Mrs. Palmer and Miss Neely and brother Harry called at the Clawson home. Fanny Reynolds spent Friday with Mrs. St. Clair and the Clawsons. Laura Palmer motored to Blairsville on Thanksgiving afternoon. McKinley Robinson, who enlisted in the navy, returned Sunday on a 48 hour furlough.
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