Blacklick Nursing Class to Close With Final Exam
In Blacklick the Red Grass nursing class will finish with a final exam next week under Miss Seldomridge. The 15 member class will receive diplomas and be eligible to work as nurses. Enrollment invited for a new eland formation, joinable for one dollar. Farmers lease land for drilling in Blacklick and Burrell townships, with tests planned once machinery arrives. Influenza cases reported. Social notes include visits, baptisms, travels, and society events.
Local Social Roundup From Balivar and Nearby Areas
Balivar residents Mr and Mrs Ralph Hoskingon were callers in Balivar last Tuesday. Mrs D B McClagen shopped in Indiana on Monday. Dawel Walker drove to Parkwood on Tuesday. Miss Leyland of Twolich visited her daughter Mrs Henry Weaver on Wednesday. Chryenes Kinley listed as a Ifomer City shopper on Wednesday. Mrs George Reed visited her sister Mrs John Rodebush of Coral last Monday. Infant son of Mr and Mrs Neal Kelly died in Indiana hospital Thursday with interment at Coral Saturday. Mrs John Hockenberry Mrs Jno Marshall and Mrs Edward Milliken dined in Indiana Thursday. Mrs Clarence Mangus of Josephine visited her mother Mrs Peter Reithmiller on Thursday. Frank Reithmiller of Josephine called on his parents Tuesday. Mrs Ralph Hoskingon and daughter were Indiana callers Thursday. Mrs George Arthey was a caller in town Thursday. Mr and Mrs JM B Griffith of Hamar City visited at the home of Mr and Mrs Dan Jenkins Thursday. Mr and Mrs Herbert Miller of Pittsburgh were over Sabbath visitors at the home of Mgr and Mrs A I Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Hoskingon
Balivar
D. B. McClagen
Indiana
Dawel Walker
Parkwood
Miss Leyland
Twolich
Henry Weaver
Chryenes Kinley
Ifomer
aHlar
George Reed
John Rodebush
Coral
George Arthey
JM. B. Griffith
Hamar City
Dan Jenkins
Herbert Miller
Pittsburgh
Mgr
A. I. Miller
Elders Ridge IX Beaten by Beechwood Vocational School
ELDERS RIDGE IX A Horton and the boys varsity traveled to Tpeechwood Friday and lost to Beechwood Vocational School. The report notes multiple local sicknesses, visits, and social calls, including Mrs J Ilood visiting sick neighbors and local residents taken home with illness. A new janitor at the Presbyterian church is Alfred Lockard, and preparations for a township institute were postponed due to widespread grip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elders Ridge
A. Horton
Tpeechwood
Beechwood Vocational School
J. I. Llood
Kenry
Patterson
Georer Mosbongher
Shary Plain
Harold Iindson
Indlwud
Alfred Lockirrd
Presbyterian Church
Wihert Donaldson
Iselln
Johnston Wilhelm
Parkwood
Amd
Byers and Son
West Lebannon
Manse
John Baker
Chester Harvey
West
Lebanon
Tey
Mochenate
D. A. Rasene Steel
Indjana
Saltsburg
Fuenday
Aly
Alfred Lockard
Township Institute
Local households shaken by illness and social notes from Carrolltown area
Sickness widespread with several homes reported as affected by a prevailing disease. Social chatter lists visits and travels among residents including Orvis Hurd and Sam Loose, Miss McFarland, the Dorvitts, Kissingers, Camp and Douglas families, and others. Revival services and sledding parties supplement a busy week in the community.
Indiana Visitors Share Weekend at Local Homes
Mrs. Lottia Martin of Indiana spent the weekend at her brother F Parry’s home. Mrs. E G Davis visited her daughter Mrs. Wm Craft of Shanktown for part of last week. Miss Edna Stephens of Indiana spent Sunday at her home here. Mrs. A H Williams was an Indiana caller Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottia Martin
Indiana
F. Parry
E. G. Davis
Wm. Craft
Shank Town
Edna Stephens
A. H. Williams
Mildred Williams Guest of Mabel Parry Friday Evening
Mildred Williams was the guest of Mabel Parry Friday evening. Mrs. Minnie Stephens is on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Williams
Mabel Parry
Minnie Stephens
Indiana Callers Highlight Lottery Draws
Mrs A E Williams was an Indiana caller Saturday Mary Patry described as Indiana caller last week in brief notes from the event with local participation and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. A. E. Williams
Indiana
Mary Patry
Also Mentioned on This Page
Great National Farm Weekly
A. S
A. R. Moorhead
THE
Indiana Progress
Indiana, PA
Saturday Evening Post
Climax
Paul Jones
Paul
Peas
Austin Nichol
Sprecht
Et Nau Na
the Churn Co
Sth St. & Phila. St
St. & Phila
F. Hall
Seldomridge
Blacklick Township
Burrell
Louise Trummond
Bolivar
Annie Beller
Charles Johnston
Sydney
Jane Horrell
Z. D. Piper
Elizabeth Stoneback
Margaret Hart
New York
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. ER
Shrom
John Trax
Marshall Heights
Braddock
Wallo Mock
Machanicsburg
McTeaters
Peter Cerne
Avanmore
Charlie Grater
J. T. Geary
Hill District
China
Far East
Miss Tarty- Graff
Orea
I. D. Johnston
U. S
Graceton
Orvis Hurd
Carrolltown
Sam Loose
Altoona
Helen McFarland
Williamsport
C. I. Dorvitt
Barnesboro
J. G. Sechler
W. W. Kissinger
Harrisburg
Miss Alshouse
Finley
Sheloca
Homer City
V. W. Kissinger
Pittsburg
F. B. Camp
John Douglas
Florida
Joseph Stewart
Cresson
Penn Run
J. H. Lytle
D. G. Strong
A. J. Stewart
J. W. Burkhart
Bert Strong
Alva Learn
Martha Henry
Gaynelle
Clair Meekin
Ing
Frank Huffman
Sarah Huffman
James W. Davis
J. E. Mock
Clymer
Brushvalley
Clyde McCrea
Andrew Pitman
Matthew Miller
C. B. McMullen
Russell Herlinger
Waterman
Jettrude Rugh
Alma
G. T. McCrea
Byron Nevens
Mr. Nevens
Arthur Nevend
PINE
Strand Theater
Wallace Dry Goods Co
J.C. Wallace & Son
Philadelphia Street
the Savings & Trust Co
Indiana, Penna
Buchheit Bros
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