Community Socials and Visits Round Mount Union Area
Residents and visitors share time with local families across McIntosh Vandergrift War ren and surrounding towns. A Christmas program is planned at Mt Union church Tuesday evening.
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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1935
Page
3
Residents and visitors share time with local families across McIntosh Vandergrift War ren and surrounding towns. A Christmas program is planned at Mt Union church Tuesday evening.
Edward Hugas spent a week with relatives and hunted in the mountains. Families from Barnesboro, Clairton, Punxsutawney, Indiana, Lewistown, and Pittsburgh visited or traveled for various reasons. Deer hunting noted with several men and friends taking trips around Clover Run district.
Smicksburg residents and neighbors from Verona Philipsburg and Dubois shared visits and shopping trips last week. Families including Condron Barrett Crawford Moorer Good Bond Edmunds Beck and Fulton were seen in Dubois Indiana Brookville and Pittsburgh as illness improvement and social calls punctuated the community.
Miss Nora Cunningham spent the weekend with her sister Mrs Frank McPhilimy of Blairsville. Mr and Mrs Raymond Marshall were Sunday visitors in the C W Marshall home. Mr and Mrs C W Hart of Derjt were callers in this vicinity on Sunday. Mr and Mrs J Ewitt were called to the home of the latter's parents Mr and Mrs Anderson by the sudden death of her brother Melvin Anderson. Paul Dixon was a business caller in Indiana on Saturday. Harry Steffy and Charles Good returned home from the mountains. Raymond Cramer spent the week with his grandmother Mrs Compton of Indiana.
A Blairsville area update recalls Sunday services at ten o'clock and a missionary meeting at Mrs. L. G. Dixon's home led by Mrs. Webster Lee. The piece lists many visits and shoppings among residents, mentions deer hunters including Rev. J. W. Mountain and others, and notes illnesses and recoveries such as James Urey in Indiana hospital and Harry Ewing improving.
Local brief noting a Christmas entertainment planned for Girty school Monday night December 28. Several residents and neighboring families are listed as visitors and visitors’ relatives, including Jamison, Schrecengost, Klingensmith, Cravener and Shult households.
Mrs. Gertrude Barnes and daughter Martha shopped in Indiana on Saturday. Clair Sebring, a Spangler hospital patient, returned home Sunday. Mrs. Norman Ruby and son Ernest visited relatives in Youngstown Ohio then returned Thursday. Mrs. Roy Confer and Mrs. Frank Russell shopped in Johnstown last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. L. Irwin and son Chester and wife motor to Clearfield on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Lytle and daughter Ethel spent a few days in Hershey recently. Mrs. Harlin Bee with Mrs. Leslie Johnson and others motor to Indiana on Friday and shopped. Mrs. Ever Parcell and three children visited her parents in Emeigh Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Ross and daughter Louise and Sally Chirdon shopped in Johnstown. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Niecewonger of Siffletown called at C. W. Sebring home on Friday. Send The Progress to your friends as a Christmas gift.
Marion Center social and travel notes detail Miss Jennie Park of Pittsburgh visiting, church Ladies Aid at Mrs. J. B. Long’s, and several townsfolk planning or returning from Indiana Christmas shopping. Car collision injures four travelers but no serious harm. Visits from Rev. Moore and Rev. Jones, plus relatives from Rural Valley, Summit Station, Clymer, Brookville, and Indiana.
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