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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1915
Page
2
County Town News reports a boy breaks a leg at school and is treated at Penn Mary hospital by Dr. Nix. Presbyterian sermon next Sunday at 11. Local visits include Miss Sloan, Miss Shaw, and many from Hellwood, Pine Flats, and Diamondville. Community events feature Hilltop Literary Society planning a December 17 program and a school play rehearsal.
Mrs Frank Snyder and Nagmi from Indiana visited relatives in town. Many Indiana visitors, callers from Punxsutawney and DuBois, plus engagements at Antioch church and a brides shower for Mr. and Mrs. Lingenfelter. Local moves include Arthur Lambing renting property and families traveling to Johnstown, Willet, and Chambersville for work, church events, and social gatherings.
Mrs M L Houk visited at her daughter’s home in Pattison Indiana last week. Wm Rankin attends court at Pittsburg this week. D R Berkey laid up with a lame back last week. Miss Nola Pattison of Indiana visited her grandmother Mrs M L Houck over Sunday. Miss Emma Napp and Gay Houck on a business trip to Barnesboro Thursday. G Houck confined to his room. Geo Butterbaugh made a business trip to Indiana Monday. Jess Crooks, employed all summer at Greensburg, is done for a while. David Smiley and wife were in Indiana on Wednesday. Iva Hollowell moved his family from Plumville to the Ed George Georgs property. George Adamson with in Indiana on business. D L Surley and two sons Lone and Lloyd are at DuBois attending John Smiley’s funeral. Mrs John Clark of Sagamore visited friends here Sabbath. Some of our young people attended the pie social at Smicksburg Friday night.
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