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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1900
Page
5
Local correspondence lists Grace church and Cherryhill Brethren church services upcoming. Residents attend visits, farming plans, hunting trips, school events, and community illnesses with several neighbors helping Mrs Groft by chopping wood and many townspeople traveling to nearby Indiana, Vandergrift, and Kent for events and services.
Miss Alice Smith is the guess of her sister in Indiana this week. Mrs. W. Tonkin and children return home from Dansville after visiting friends. Miss Edna Sutor visits her home near Marion Center. Qar School closes for two weeks vacation. Teachers Condron and Nugent attend county institute. W. W. Smith from Glen Campbell home Sabbath. An 18 month old pig butchered weighed 596 pounds dressed. Clarence Smith of Hillsdale visiting town. Mrs. J. H. Breth of Windber returns home. Mrs. Kate Patrick of Burnside visits daughter Mrs. B W. Hawes. Preaching in M P church next Tuesday at 7 30 PM. Dr. C J Cameron installed an acetylene gas generator for home and office light.
Local notes recount Miss Nona Napp visiting her parents during Sabbath. Alfred Sterner, kicked by a horse while hauling legs, injures shoulder and chest and may be unable to work for weeks. Various residents and visitors appear in short items from Barnesburg and Brushvalley, including church, school, and community events.
East What Yield. G Good of Pittsburg presented master Joseph McKelvey with a rifle. Miss Gora ShaiYer of Clyde visits sister Mrs Thomas Mack. A Johnston proud father. Hutchison couple in Johns Town Saturday. Dr W Matthews and Foust of Johns Town hunted on Poplar Ridge. James Grosse of Ligonier visits OC N McKelvey family. Donahue and Miller made a county seat trip. Scott Shultz and wife of Strongstown visit Harmon Miller. Catherine Brown of Kenwood visits Dennis Roser. Griffith R Wallemire buys a driving horse from H O Williams of Pineton. Cruze Wallemire ill. Diamond drill busy on Francis Leonard farm near Pineton. Beaughler of Sample Run passes through to Hastings. George and Lewis Henry Greenville callers on Thursday. Penn Run has stores galore. Dr E Dickie opens a general store in old Rugh building. Mr and Mrs E N Lydick visit Mrs Lydick's parents at Spruce.
Continued on Eighth Page. School Treats. Buy your school treats from Frank Mary, 653 Philadelphia street. Candies, fruit, grapes, nuts and popcorn at lowest prices, if E W Wehble pay the highest cash price for old gold and silver.
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