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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1930
Page
4
In a cramped boarding house run by Mrs Greeley and sundered by deadwood residents, William plans to marry Kitty Benedict while grappling with a troublesome boarder Stackpole. He finally elopes with Kitty and returns to find Stackpole still under the same roof, revealed to be Mrs Greeley’s husband.
Obituary notices detail the death of Blairsville prominent resident Thomas Clark Watson, born 1842, with funeral and interment at Blairs villa cemetery. Also noted are the deaths of Miss Dorothy E. Mountain, Mrs. George Wolfe, and Mrs. S. S. Lydick, with ages, locations, and brief family details.
Mrs Wineberg of Horatio and Maude Culver of Galeton mourn deaths in Indiana County. George W Steffey aged 67 of Homer City died after a stroke. Survived by wife two daughters three sons. funeral at his daughter Mrs Jay Mitchells Homer City home with Rev Charles D B Held. interment Coral Lutheran cemetery. James Duncan Simons aged 74 died in Johnstown. widow Mary W Simons and three daughters listed. Alex Nagey 27 of Rossiter died after extended illness. funeral at Rossiter Presbyterian church. survived by mother sister half brothers. Rev Henry B Hummel formerly of Latrobe Pittsburgh Trinidad Boulder Colo. died recently in Denver hospital. former pastor vet details. William Robertson aged 71 died after a weeklong illness. funeral at nephew J E Robertson Bolivar. buried India West Wheatfield township. Uncle Billy proprietor of Uncle Will's Inn. daughter Mrs James Wilhelm. Hugh Gaulin aged about 70 official stenographer of Clearfield county court for 30 years, dies after long service.
Postmaster R M Dodgson visited Indiana on Saturday as a business caller. A daughter Myrtie Ramona was born to Mr and Mrs H B Copper on Friday. Dorothy Bee spent the week with her parents in Indiana. Harvey Lowery bought a new Ford coach on Thursday. Mrs Harvey Lowery visited relatives in Indiana and returned Friday. Mr and Mrs Lisle Elder and daughter Fanny were in Indiana Saturday evening. Mrs William Gibson visited relatives in Indiana and Pittsburgh for the week. Mrs Frank Irvin and her mother of Eldrid stayed with her sister Mrs Ben Galentine and returned home Saturday. Miss Louise Lowery spent the weekend with her sister Mrs Albert Jeffries in Blairsville.
In Chambersville Melvin Wells of Vandergrift stayed with his mother Mrs. Nettie Wells. Mr and Mrs Harry Miller visited Mr and Mrs M P Groft. A Brady and wife traveled from Indiana. H A Miller visited friends in Blairsville. Mrs C G A Brady hosted the Crooked Creek Missionary Circle gathering. My Walter Bartholomew and wife visited Indiana. Mrs Anna Gray and sons Harold Bernard and Clements from near Five Points called on friends. Frank McGara returned home after Pittsburgh. Mrs James Banks is back from visiting her son in Pittsburgh.
NICHOLTOWN residents Mary Leasure and family visited Don Trimble in Bost on. Hartman school house hosted a Friday program for Lincoln and Washington birthdays with an attentive audience. Community sing at Commodore drew locals. Glenn Lowman and family visited Laura Kinnan. Frank Reichmiller stopped by locally. A New York company now charges sightseers a cent per pound. critics say a fat man cannot see more than a skinny man.
Frank Wright and wife near Deckers Point spent the weekend at his mother's home. Ord Bennet of Glen Campbell was a recent business caller. Mr. and Mrs. Traese visited Irvin Shields and family. Raeveer Blose of Wilgus dropped by Jesse Walker's. Edna Treese joined Mrs. Annie Walker for supper. Willis Rodkey of Rochester Mills met with Joel Smith to see his ill cousin Edna Smith. A E Walker and daughter Eveline of Glen Campbell visited his mother. Mrs. Harvey Burkey of Rochester Mills visited the Lukehart home.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hoffman and son James spent the weekend in Rochester New York with Mrs Hoffman's father whose first birthday occurs this week. Mrs. R. T. Hutchison visited Coraopolis and stayed with her son in law and daughter, Mr and Mrs Robert Ferry. Mrs. Harry Griffith hosted William Penn Grange ladies for an all day quilting session. Attendees included Mrs J W Wadsworth Mrs J J Hutchison Mrs C H Hutchison Dora Cribbs Emma Campbell William Campbell Harry Mack and C A Mec Featera Marlin Tinkecom and Royden Hutchison, Penn State students home for a few days.
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