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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1936
Page
7
Sunday visits fill the community. Names include Mrs D L Rupert, Mrs Vira George, Miss Cornelia Christy from Vandergrift, Mr and Mrs J H Christy, Mrs Anita C Smith, Mr and Mrs I J Sell, Mr and Mrs Robert Dunmire, and others in North Apollo Curry Run Home and Zions Valley. Noted events include a deer buck shot by V A Stepp and deaths of Glenn Craven and Joseph A Coulter.
Robinson and McClain families visited W. J. Brendlinger near Clyde. Thomas Gamble is seriously ill at home. Fred Wagner visited Philadelphia. Rev. W. K. Kulp to hold a four night Brethren meeting followed by a Christmas program on December 20. Mrs. Edward J. Croll and Mrs. T. A. Henderson visiting Claridge hosts. Mrs. John Bowser and granddaughter Velma Taylor ill at Taylor home. Mrs. Jerry Saxton ill at home. Rev. J. O. Atkinson to lead quarterly meeting December 16 and 17 at Free Methodist church. Mrs. Henry Bowers of Bolivar visited daughter Mrs. Wm. Nixon. Thel Hinton of Chambersburg visiting grandmother Mrs. Jerry Saxton. Robert Nixon has a new touring car. Rev. and Mrs. R. S. McGrew returned from Fallonsbee W Va. George Leigh and wife announce birth of son George Albert.
Rev Walker leads aspiring services at Curry Run church with final service Thursday at 7 PM. Ladies Missionary Society plans a Sunday pageant Begin ning at Jerusalem. Local residents Anna Smith of Sugar Run visited sister Sall. Families gathered at McCurdy home. Ruth Fleming listed as sick. Mrs Evans hosted visitors Mia and Carl Fleming.
Albert Haberstich returned to Pittsburgh after a week's vacation with his parents August and My Haberstich. Lela Compton spent Saturday in Indiana. Louise Marshall stayed weekend with Ruth McAfoose in Indiana. Harry Steffy got a nice beer on Tuesday morning on his way to work, weighing 116 pounds. Mr and Mrs J L Ewing visited the Ww K Cramer home Friday evening. Harry Steffy and Elwood Steffy, of New Kensington, drove to Homer City to visit their daughter Mrs James Green and see their new granddaughter on Sunday.
William Glassford returns home from Gates hospital Indiana after treatment. Nellie Overman of Indiana spent Friday night near Penn Run. W D Johns of Pine Flats visited the Eagle home Friday. Mrs. Thomas Laner, formerly of Pine Flats, died near Ebensburg. A H Williams of Pine Flats was a Johnstown caller Tuesday. Mrs. Wilda Johns visited with Mrs. Logan Parry. Mr and Mrs N H Dick attended a funeral at Broadvalley Friday. Mrs. John Engle and Twila called on Mrs. Logan Parry Friday. Christmas Seals fund nationwide tuberculosis fight. a small token with big health impact.
Marion Center reports Horace G Work and wife attended the funeral of Hon H J Thompson on Wednesday. Binnie McConnaughey visited sister Mrs Bertha M Thompson. W C Good and relatives from East Main Street hosted. Laura Frederick returned after months in Bellwood. Mrs W C Griffith recovering. Wendell Wetzel assisted dairymen. Ladies Aid at M E B church hosted a well attended Community Night with the Independent Male Quartet and CCC boys. Dr W Shields, Marion Center’s oldest resident, celebrated his 89th birthday and is noted as a longtime pharmacist with his son B R Shields. Howard Ober welcomed a daughter Vera Grace. John Park secured work in Pittsburgh.
Blacklick and nearby communities report residents shopping in Indiana on Saturday. Attendees from Armagh and Derry joined civic and church events, with several bringing home deer from the mountains. A preacher in Delmont declared the pulpit vacant after services.
Promote a yearly gift of The Progress with a weekly reminder for friends. Rates are 1.50 for Indiang county residents and 2.00 for outside the county. Christmas letters with greetings can be mailed to gift recipients. Orders should be sent in early.
The annual home-coming of the late Taylor Good family took place on Thanksgiving at the home of Mrs. Alice Good and daughter Mrs Annie Bond. Sixty four guests, including numerous Good relatives from DuBois Wilkinsburg Indiana and Smicksburg plus visitors from Plumville Snyderville Kane Dayton and Clearfield, joined in the event. Local residents and students also shared in the gathering with several social calls and conversations. A brief quip ends with Rosamond quipping about a German professor over a French one.
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