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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1915
Page
3
Community notes recount M O Smith resuming Bollinger and Andrews Construction work after a pause. Several residents move, visit, or attend services in Blairsville Pittsburg Indiana and Johnstown. Church social events and Christmas activities fill the week with missionary talks and school treats planned by Free Methodists Presbyterians and Methodists.
Billy Biss visited town to reconnect with old friends Randall Campbell clerk in the P AR station Mdri as Sunday visitor Mrs Millie Rattner has returned from Ohio to her home Mrs CG W GC Nipper G D Worrell division foreman of the PTR was authorized to hire many workers wage increases expected He men around town urged to stay busy Mr and Mrs Merman Wiley Indiana visitors Monday The Goat the Cresson division indonest train arrived one hour late due to a freight wreck near Ebensburg Passengers missed connections and were stranded at Tracklick Mrs C 12 Wiley and son of New Freedom plan to visit St Sides for holidays
D W Schretengost visited son 4 L Schrecengost and family of Braddock. Katherine Thompson stays with grandparents here then visits Indiana. Erma Ashbaugh teaches in Tunnelton and enjoys holiday at home. Several local excha nges and visits noted including Bowser family trip to Reynoldsville. Schools closed for vacation and scarlet fever quarantine to lift soon. Christmas services planned at Willet and George ville churches. Numerous social calls, marriages, and local business notes from town and surrounding areas.
Pine Flats Hesperian literary Society will be held in the school house Christmas Eve December 24. IL, B. Williams left Sunday for Florida where he expects to spend the winter. Jay Davis has returned home from a hunting trip with a bear. Miss Mary Sides was in Indiana last week. Mr. and Mrs. Israel Learn are visiting relatives at Latrobe. Miss Manche Stephens and Hazel Davis were Stellwood callers Thursday. Mrs. CG Davis was called to Cherry Tree last week by the death of her brother. Miss Mary Sides visited Miss Etha Smith of Kenwood Sunday. A. & Glenn has returned home from the mountains with porcupine.
A weekly wartime survey notes limited military activity and shifting fronts. Teuton moves toward Suez Egypt through Turkey are suspected as large forces marshal in Asia Minor. Abyssinian troops offer 250000 men to aid allies, potentially aiding strategic redress.
In Caldwall Nid a yoked pair of oxen returned to street work on a day of heavy snow. The animals, from a Ruse dinnd dairy farm, carried a large load as autos could not meet demand. The dairy plans to rely on oxen until motor vehicles are usable again.
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