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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1925
Page
11
Spruce A T Davis and Alan McAnulty visited Nanty Glo to see Dr A H Mc Anulty who remains seriously ill though slightly improved and confined to his room. Families from the area report hunting trips with multiple deer bagged and various weekend visits, sickness lists, and neighbors calling on relatives.
Heshbon A Rummell of near here works in Someret county. Lowie McConnell was a Blairsville caller last week. Oscar Hutchison of Armagh was a Heshbon caller last Wednesday. Gladys Deemer has missed days of school due to eye issues. Lynn Boring, employed at Margaret mines, visited his brother Kenneth near New Florence who has rheumatism but improving. Willavenne Wagner visited Campbell school Friday. Florence McElhoes near here called on Mrs Russell Palmer last week. Merle Palmer of Mt Tabor was a caller Tuesday. P Burke and son Percy near Mt Tabor were Heshbon callers. Fred Clifford visited relatives and returned to Altoona. Mr and Mrs C L Campbell of Indiana were Heshbon callers over Sunday. Frazer McElhoes called on Mrs P I Dick Friday evening. Mrs H D McNutt and son Lisle returned from a few weeks in Ohio and other points. T D McNutt visited Blairsville Saturday. An entertainment at Campbell school Friday evening. all welcome. Florence McEthoes called over Sunday on Mr and Mrs James T Loring. Harry Rummel called on Harry Dias Monday. Eirjah Baker called at Max Fleming's Sunday. Mr and Mrs Bert Rummel and Arthur Fleming visited Hastings Saturday evening. Eugene Tate of Altoona called on his wife at the Maxingham home. Maynard Lemmon and Oda and Lillian Berringer visited Maynard's parents Sunday.
Mrs Maybon Bagley called at Reu beh Boring s on Monday. Oda Berringer and Beatrice Rummel shopped at Barnesboro on Saturday. Miss Anmtelta Stiffer employed at Darrsi Rummel s Kinport. Mr and Mrs Wm King and daughter Bernadine and Ford Carson spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Floyd Cable Sugartown. Hershell Garman spent Sunday at home. Mrs Robert Berringer visited Max Fleming home. Hdna Mills ill a week not improved. Mrs Mahlon Berringer daughter Betty spent Sunday at Kinport.
Sunday guests included Cherry Tree Misses with Miss Blanche Crago in Barnesboro. Locals visited relatives in Williamsburg and shopped in Johnstown. Several families and individuals were noted between Barnesboro and Purchase Line, with occasional hospital or illness updates and community visits.
The Dodge is described as the sole vehicle surviving the rough interior desert routes where sixty to seventy Dodge Brothers cars run regular trips. The report notes the car’s reliability under severe desert strain and claims over 90 percent of all Dodge Brothers vehicles built in eleven years remain in active service, based in Indiana, Pa.
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