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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1923
Page
7
Miss Jean McFarland visits sister in Cresson while Mrs. Hutchinson of McKeesport visits her daughter in Hastings area. Numerous social calls and visits unfold among Barnesboro, Indiana, and surrounding towns, with weddings, illness updates, and church events noted.
Sheloocta Little Anta Mary Farren returns home after a week with aunt and uncle B I Miller in Indiana. visits by B I Miller, Milo Hileman, Carrie Sharp, Miley Garson, Edwin Sharp family, Virginia Miller, Esther Warner, Cree Kline, Irvin Wooden, and other relatives. Events include surprise party for Miley Garson and visits by Indiana residents to local homes, with several families hosting relatives.
Mrs Norman Clawson of Indiana visited sister Mrs Edn Crone and family. Miss Anna Liptak of New Yorks visits her parents. Clyde Bhe family and Mrs Leach of Clymer spent time with Harlin Bhe who has been ill. Willis Butterbaugh of Cockport called on sister Mrs Norman Boucher. T S Barr and daughter Phyllis visited Dallas Smith and family at Gipsy. Charles Cronk spent Friday with daughter Alice a patient in Clearfield hospital. Mrs Roy Bee visited sister Mrs Woods Henry near Arcadia. Letha Hadden of Commodore spent Sunday with Lisle McCreary. Joe Lightner of Dixontville called on Harlingees Thursday.
Mrs Sara Smith and Mrs Annie Parson spent the past week with sister Mrs James Love of Homer City. Mr and Mrs Cleve Cochran were Indiana visitors Thursday. Mrs Ord Weaver spent Thursday with her parents at Juneau. Ray Hurd visited his sisters at Greesburg Thursday and Friday. James Millenr called on Wednesday. Mrs Fanny Locke left for Fort Morgan Colorado to spend weeks with relatives. T M Gilpatrick, Punxsutawney business caller Saturday. Mr and Mrs Harry McMahan of Commodore visited mother Mrs Ella Hurd Sunday. Mrs Homer Sharp visited Punxsutawney Saturday. Mrs Milligan Calderwood spent Friday and Saturday with friends at Indiana. L A Hitler was a Punxsutawney business caller Saturday. Co A Conner and son Clarence go to Pittsburgh for the automobile show. Betty Jane, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Buterbaugh, is sick. Mrs J D Ake, visiting son Phil C Ake at Mahaffey, has returned home. Mr and Mrs Clyde Houck of Purchase Line spent Wednesday with sister Mrs Nola Fuller. Miss Viole and Miss Mary Churchill, Arcadia high school students, spent weekend with parents Mr and Mrs W M Churchill. Hubert Ake, Kiski Salisbury student, returned home sick. Miss Winifred Churchill injured her side sled riding Tuesday evening.
Mrs Fleming near Creekside spent weekend with her son in law and daughter. Miss Lillian Allshouse of West Lebanon visited Mary Learn. Charles Griffith visited grandparents near Punxsutawney. A pre social event netted $72. Several locals attended funerals in Strongs Town and Armagh. The Ladies Aid of the M E church to hold a novelty pie social Friday.
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