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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1916
Page
1
Miss Estella Wildebrand Christina Clawson and Olga Campbell of Armagh visit cousin Floy Mack. Local residents attend social events and visits with family, including Sabbath trips, school teachers and neighbors, plus repairs and business in nearby towns. Several names and locations appear, with community routines and health notes amid a busy week.
Miss Helen Korland and Emery Fassett are listed as sick. Various visits occur: J W Kerry from Westville to sister Mrs Leonard Fassett. Mr and Mrs John Raleigh from Purchase Line visit daughter Mrs Matthew Brilhart who is seriously ill. stork visits Munima home for a boy. Several residents travel to Johnstown, Creekside, Pur chase Line, or Taylorsville. concert by Prof Walter closes term then heads to Cockport. other local calls and visits noted.
Mrs Andrew Pitman spent Wednesday with Mrs G T McCrea John Altemus and daughter Mabel of Johnstown and Harry Altemous and son of Conemaugh attend ed the sale of KR N Altemus Tuesday Charles Hileman and wife spent Sunday with G T McCrea and wife Taylor Deyarmin and wife spent Sunday with Robert Taylor and wife of Dias
Johnston Moorhead of Cherry Hill township was injured when his Ayreshire bull struck him on the shoulder and tore his blouse while feeding stock on Thursday. His son, nearby, intervened and rescued his father just as the situation grew serious.
Marjory follows a tangled web of love and art as Willard, Leonie Raleigh, and the marquis swirl through New York society. Whispers at a box party hint at past affections and future engagements while Rembrandt of Titian’s tone and a Florentine model color the talk of artists and heiresses. Willard denies past engagements, asserting a grand love that eclipses memory.
John McNutt visited at Thomas C. Diag's home Friday. Tony Smith and John Green called on friends in Josephine Mon Mill Dias on Monday. Mr and Mrs William Smith spent Saturday with his parents in Hbensburg. G W Cribbs, recently ill, is slowly recovering. Harry T Miller made a trip to Barbton Ohio on Monday. Byers returned home Monday from Coalport. John Shaffer visited his father Christopher Shaffer in Black Lick on Sunday. John Dias of Seward called on friends near town last week. Andy Carnahan of Homer City called on his father Luther Garnah Saturday and Sunday. Wilbur Campbell and Ray Weenar spent Sunday with Johnstown friends Mia David Spearman is slowly recovering from illness. Mrs Emma Reynolds and son Robert of Derry visiting Mr and Mrs Wagets and Mrs Elizabeth Campbell of Blairsville. A W Campbell was a Wintondale caller on Saturday.
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