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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1930
Page
6
A jumble of social visits, illness updates, and church events from New Florence and nearby towns. Mentions visitors including Mrs Orrke Boyle and Victor Miller, plus notes on funerals, revivals, school activities, and a truck accident near the Molen entaine south of New Florence. Concerns about health, travel, and local listings pepper the week’s records.
SOVODR Mra G W Shields and Mra Lew ko Ghielde spent Thursday with Mr and Mrs Judoh Bartholomew at Meat Marchand. Mins Jonnie Wonechedip employed by Mrs A B White of Puamataw Wis returned home after a week with Mr Oma Firs Arthur Chemley and Mra O M Buielde and sons James and Quay visited J M Muscarater Trade City Mr sadore Lee Ennis of Marion Counter spent Sunday with the Davents Me and Mrs J B Miller Mr and Mrs Frank Besk of dehactove spent Sunday with his mother and sister Mrs Molde Beek and Mra Gee Gani Miss Mather Laughrey of Marion Center was weekend guest of her sister Mr and Mrs Jay Manl box Gee Gaul employed in Indiana as a carpenter. Dave Freyer and Perry Strange of Clairtom spent Monday with friends here Mrs Giffan of Pittsburgh visited her aunt Mrs Anne McAlister and was accompanied home by her Miss Grace Lyons of Albany spent Sunday with her aunt and Mr and Mrs Frank White.
Mrs B BH and family visited Clover Plergs where employed in Barrinburg to spend the weekend at home. Emma Jehueds winters at her home here. The Glee Club minstrel show Friday drew a good crowd. Mrs Maine Millen was out shopping Thursday. Paul Morrow spoke at Young Fapple meeting Friday eve. A V Pifer visited his parents in Punrgatawney over the weekend. Mela Perry visited Indiana with her sister. Mrs Bowser and children of Parkers Landing were guests here Sunday. Mrs C ref returned home after weeks with her mother in BuBot. Mr and Mrs George Lipsic and family of Commodore visited James Lipsis Monday. Milian Mitchell Grekte visited DuBois. Helen Lipale, student nurse, spent Sunday with her parents. Mrs J N Cochran and daughters Genevieve and Mrs Lewis were in lane callers Saturday. The play Dyes of Love will be in the high school auditorium Friday.
William Holby and Miss Masel Mc Elhoes visited Indiana on Friday. Misa Gladys Deemer of Moshbon called on Mrs. BR. D. Palmer last evening. Miss Rose Jaze Palmer of Mt. Tabor visited her aunt, Mrs. Cheater B. Bropield, later in the week. Glenn Lichtemfels of Mt. Taber called on Rose Falmer Thursday evening. Headward Owens and family were guests in Pittsburgh on Sunday. Karl Lewis and family called in Burgettstown Saturday after the death of Mrs. Lewis’s father in Pittsburgh Hospital. Mike McElhom was a Heshbon caller on Sunday morning. Mrs. Guy McConnell and sons spent Sunday with parents Mr. and Mrs. George Palmer of Mt. Tabor. 4 Christmas entertainment set for Campbell school Friday December 19. Mrs. C. B. Mopield and sons visited with sister Mrs. MmpSeld Monday. Andrew Datow bought a dog from C. B. MmpSeld last week. Bette McNutt and family of Jose Prime were visitors in the Desmer home Sunday afternoon.
Prank Rearle spent an evening at his brother Wilber Rearis home on Watson Ridge. Harry and Wendell Devers hosted and visited with friends Thursday. Dan Ruifuer and baby Mary Elizabeth visited Will RuSner’s parents. Melvin ilvis was in Indiana on Thursday. Mrs Wd McKinstry of Apollo spent part of the week with her father William Moorehead. Dan McGaughey, previously near Conneaut Lake, stayed at the Thompece home. Hara Dunmire and family shopped in Indiana. Another reader reports beefs and pigs purchased. Mr and Mrs Hol Townsend arrived for winter in Zeola Springs Florida. Irwin Kelly of Vandergrom and his wife visited R A Silvis’s family Sunday. James Wooreheld of Todians visited home folks Sunday. Braise aren’t everything but they’re important.
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