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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1920
Page
10
County towns report newborn daughter to Mr and Mrs Kinter Fry. Measles and influenza cases rise with two families ill in same building. Union Christian Endeavor meets at Presbyterian church in February. Local visits include D W Douds, Maud Dilts, Mrs Alshouse, Mrs Daniels, Rev Wallace Fraser relocating to Clarksburg. Multiple small incidents and travels of residents described.
In this town without a doctor since 1887 several residents are listed among flu patients including Mrs Rodkey Hines and children Elma A J Long Arthur Milton Rodkey four children of Alice Hines and others. Visitors and social visits are noted including Mr and Mrs Solomon Ober at the Ober home and Miss Wthel Meekins in CLYMER.
Rev Porter is confined to his bed with a severe cold. Miners are working half time due to not being able to secure flats. Philip Fisher visited his sister Mrs Norman Bee on Sunday. Elizabeth Bee and two daughters visited Dr Howard Bee over Sunday. Rev Buell of Bolivar conducted funeral services for Frank Kelly aided by his son Clifford. Grange at Grisemore Tuesday evening drew a good turnout. J H Smith and C Adams transacted business at Hillsdale and Glen Campbell on Tuesday. George Stephens sold a team to William Douglass last week. Irene Gibson, guest of her brother J A Gibson, Pine Flats, returned home Sunday. Mr and Mrs F C Adams and daughter Marie visited Ford Smith on Sunday. Miss Helen Huston, high school student at Heilwood, spent weekend at home.
In cold weather many deaths occur when engines run in closed spaces. Do not run gas engines in rooms without outside air or proper exhaust. Leave a garage door open or vent exhaust to the exterior. Authorities warn yearly of this preventable danger.
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