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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1923
Page
9
The community notes Thanksgiving gatherings and visits as families from Punxsutawney and Greenville hosted relatives from Pittsburgh Hamilton and Irwin. Deer and bear hunting trips included John Roush Bert Weston Lannie Cassidy C B Condron and others. Several residents shopped visited or hosted dinners with extended family and friends across Punxsutawney.
Mary Kimmel attended her brother Murray Shoemaker’s funeral in Tarentum where he died after an operation. he was 58 and survived by his wife and five children. Rev Q A Holsapple and family Thanksgiving in Pittsburgh visiting Mr and Mrs Bates. Ethel and Mildred Bleakney returned home from Indiana for Thanksgiving. Plumcreek church plans a Christmas program. Miss Jessica Kimmel teaches in Salina. Frank Bleakney, employed at Clymer, visited. Mary Frailey returned home from Indiana hospital. Edgar Kimmel and wife visited Claude Yerger. Gettus Reefer family visited Ralph Ramer. Grip and colds affect many. Rod Ramer is in Indiana hospital with a broken leg. Mr and Mrs Jerry Kimmel spent Thursday with Mrs Harvey Reithmiller.
John Bush spent Sunday with brother Jacob Bush. Mr. and Mrs. Myrl Fisher with children and Anthony Fisher of Dayton and Erwin Fisher of Lumstead visited Mr. and Mrs. Michael Boyer for Thanksgiving. Bryan Miller and son hunted in the mountains. Salem Frick family of Sagamore visited brother Isalac Frick near Atwood. Eleanor Marshall of Dayton was home last week, while Mrs. Erbin Carnahan of Salisbury was visiting. Erica Peterman and Jennings Allshouse welcomed a new grandson in Johnstown. Murray Fleming and mother spent Thanksgiving at J. B. Fleming’s. Lloyd Spence and Creekside family visited Joa Parks. Mrs. Josiah Fisher and Mrs. Erbin Carnahan of Salisbury and Walter Harman’s family visited James Jack on Sunday.
Louise Warner has returned home after months with relatives in Conemaugh township. Mr. and Mrs. James Calhoun and family visited near South Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Herley of Dundirk New York and Alma Jacobson of Jamestown New York stayed with Porter Miller. Nancy Sharp returned from a visit with her sister Steele McElhoes of Home. Clark Fleming of Indiana spent Thanksgiving here. Robert Warner of Vandergrift visited his mother Ea Warner over Sabbath. John Kerr and son Kenneth of Indiana, Wilbur Stuchell of Kittanning, and Lawrence Kerr were guests Thursday at Mrs. Samuel Kerr’s home.
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