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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1920
Page
1
Notes from Robinson Homer City and surrounding towns recount visitors relatives and moves among families such as Miss Bessie Clawson George Bennett and John Glark. Entries mention illness influenza births and local gatherings with names of residents and local institutions cited.
Mr and Mrs George Knupp of Deckers Point visited relatives here over the weekend Rev and Mrs James Donaldson held a birthday party for their seven year old son James Jr last Tuesday evening from 6 to 8 Those present included Emma Belle Eugene and Shirley Decker Whaneta Knupp Mini and Milford Wassam Virginia Keating Narold and Evelyn Nichol Fred Daugherty Sivitor Harbridge Stanley and Rhoda Donaldson Roy and Lou Lamb ing Mrs M J Keating of Cockport visited Mr and Mrs C H Keating couple of days last week
News notes from Covode and Auliman list numerous illnesses. Families including Shields Fleming and Neff seek care as flu spreads. schools close and workers are affected. Several residents move homes attend weddings or visit relatives while Dr. Morrow assists Shields families.
Arthur Warden Rossmoyne of Leechburg spent Sunday at home. Mr and Mrs D C Wells hosted guests, with Mrs John Diltz and Miss Vaneta Armstrong from Sagamore visiting. Indiana visitors Boyd Wikin and Clair Lewis stopped by. The Hart Lewis family and sons Oscar and Clifford visited Mrs Kert Brewer and family. W J Kerr was a Monday caller. Mrs Olive Simpson and children Mary and Richard visited Maude Wells. A 9 pound girl was born to Mr and Mrs J W Irwin on Monday. Frances Diitz of Plumville visited grandparents A W Diitz. Dr A F Elkin and Grace, ill with flu, are improving. John Elkin of Fenneton spent Sunday with his family.
Miss Vera Holmes of Hellwood was guest of Mary Parry. Miss Chrissie Gibson of Star ford served as caller on Saturday. Mr and Mrs J D Joiner and family and Mrs H J Bagley and son Ronald of Alverda visited Minnie Stephens. Miss Teressa Parry works at John Siverd’s home in Commodore. Sara Glenn visited Indiana. Carrie Roberts was bedfast last week with tonsillitis.
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