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Christmas programs are planned in the M B church Thursday and the Brethren church Sunday. Local residents, including Penn Run N Lydick and families, are spending the Christmas vacation at home.
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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1919
Page
4
Christmas programs are planned in the M B church Thursday and the Brethren church Sunday. Local residents, including Penn Run N Lydick and families, are spending the Christmas vacation at home.
Miss Dorothy Myers spent the weekend with her sister Mrs W H Gemmell near Jacksonville. Miss Margaret Bell was an Indiana caller Saturday. Mr and Mrs Bert Allshouse of Plumville visited M C Wells. Mrs A G Mulberger and daughter Madge shopped in Indiana. Sara Wells of Plumville stayed with grandparents M C and Mrs Wells. Mr and Mrs C T Bell spent Sunday with Edward Thompson near Home. D B R Hill and Harry Rankin were in Indiana Saturday. Telford McGaughey, student at Indiana, vacationing with parents. J C Myers and son Otto visited M A Johnston. Sara Davis visits with Clark Davis. On the Armstrong farm near Fleming Summit, Dec 30 at noon four head of horses etc. LN Armstrong J B Rwed Auctioneer. New and Better Laxative Lawman's Liver and Tonic Tabs claim refunds. Sold in Indiana via Allison’s and Miller’s stores or by mail from George Lowman Lawrce Kans.
Gor tion Literary Society hosts a January program with songs, recitations by Naomi Altman and others, readings by Mia McCrea and Mary Guthridge, a debate on military training in eighth grade high school, and various musical segments and quotations. Attendees include F. O. Shields and G. Hill with numerous names listed.
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