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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1925

Page

3

Christmas and illness fill town notes in Nicholtown area

Indiana shoppers and ill residents populate a busy local column. The piece records Mr and Mrs Paul Meffarland Mrs Irvin Kelly and others spending Christmas with relatives in towns like Nicholtown Gipsy and Big Run. It notes cold temperatures several illnesses and movements such as Myre Sell and Mae moving to Indiana and a Pine Vale church program led by Mr Reed with a play by Susan Gregg’s Orphans.

Nicholtown Earl Reithmiller Gipsy Noble Lowman Adelaide Wolffe Big Run James Kinter Sam ‘Bray Ford Reed Esther Geneva ‘Leasure Cora Doty Ape Ambrose Rowley Pine Vale Church Reed Grant School Susan Gregg Kmas Ben Nupp George Nupp

Local Notes From Shelocta District

Venrose business caller Edward Harrold aided Wy C Smith to butcher a beef on Xmas morning. W W Couch, recently confined, is able to move about. John Cunningham and son delivered buckwheat to Saltsbury. Harry Penrose shopped at the County Seat last week. Bu Reed and Vandergrift family visited for Xmas. A baby girl arrived at Ross Muelle’s home. Mr. and Mrs George Smith and their little son were guests of Mrs Smith’s.

Venrose Shelocta Edward Harrold Wy. C. Smith W. W. Couch John Cunningham Paul Saltsbury Harry Penrose Bu. Reed Vandergrift Stork Ross Muelle George Smith

Student to Return Home for Christmas Break

A high school student named Alma Cuniningham from DuBose School plans to return home for Christmas week to rest from studies. Also mentioned is John Larttzy spending Christmas Day at his parents' home, reflecting family time during the holiday.

Alma Cuniningham HighWchool of DuBose John Larttzy

Community Visitors Reported Across Several Families

Lewisville and Pittsburgh visitors shown in homes of J C Tomb and W F Barkley. La Trobe, Walier, Hamilton, Grove City, Vandengrift, Sheroda, and Indiana figures hosted by local families during the past week and Christmas period.

Lewisville i Mary Moore Elizabeth Rutledge Pittsburgh J.C James Barkley Latrobe W. F. Barkley W. B. McGinley Walier Hamilton Bertha Ewing Ruth Margaret Herman Grove City C. W. Shields Charles Hilty Alex Graham M. B. McCurdy J.C. Berkey Harl Shields Vandengrift W. Shields Speedy Ella Warner Sheroda W. L. MeJunkins Charles MaJunkins Indiana

Local Social Notes From Spruce Area

Spruce social column lists Mrs. Jane Brown staying with daughter Mrs. C L Patterson in Freeport. Weekend visites include Mrs. James McCurdy and Alice from Willet at A E McAnulty home. Lillie and Louise Biss from Cherry Tree on vacation at home. Freddie Gibson recovering from bronchial pneumonia. Mrs Starkins of Johnstown visited E A Biss. Gertha McAnulty visited sister Mrs Quay Baker of Greenwich. Mrs W Patterson traveled to Barnesboro on business.

Jane Brown C. L. Patterson Freeport James McCurdy Alice Willet A. E. McAnulty Lillie Louise Biss Cherrytree iMreddie ‘Gibson

School Entertainment Delights Pupils In Guettysburg

Thursday afternoon program at Guettysburg School drew a large crowd as Miss Vivian Smith, Arthur Buter, and teachers guided students through a lively showing. Visitors include Mrs. MceGracken of Lumber City and several local families sharing Christmas time across Dixonville Ord and Spicher households.

Guettysburg Vivian Smith Arthur Buter MceGracken Lumber City Everette Peddicord Oliver Rowley David Stonebraker Dixonville Joseph Pardee J Ord Rebecca Spicher

Whooping cough warned as major child threat

A Department of Health advisory urges vigilance against whooping cough noting it kills more yearly than scarlet fever and stresses prevention. Parents should isolate the patient, burn soiled materials, provide separate utensils, ensure fresh air, and seek prompt medical advice to prevent spread among children and adults.

Hia Department of Health Huakdld B. Wood Wood

LOCAL NEWS NOTES HOLIDAY VISITS AND FAMILY EVENTS

Mary Hid recently returned home after a stay at iParxstitawney hospital. Several residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Ord Weaver, spent Christmas with relatives in Juneau. Evelyn Oberlin vacationed with her parents, Stella Gibson was visiting Indiana, and new baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Pottson on Christmas morning. Marion Center families hosted guests from Commodore and Freeport, while Bertha Gibson and Margery Oberlin prepared for Indiana High School. Mrs Ray Hurd was listed as a patient at Indiana Hospital.

Mary Hid David Pottson Martha Snisiting Thiea Samuel ‘Ellene Ren Freeport Mirs John Ray Gibson Bertha Indiana Har Obert Margery Brown Marion Center

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