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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1920
Page
8
Strongstown notes list numerous visits and travel from John Blackley near Dilltown to Wintondale and Johnstown. Charles Mack ill in hospital, family movements include Mack and Albright homes, and Misses Grace and Mabel Orner returning from Pittsburgh. Harry Bennett returns to India for schooling. horse purchase by H W Bennett. Mulvehill employed as night watchman at No 3.
Miss Gertrude Ruggles leaves Butterbaughs after 18 months. Mrs Cecil Coble ill with pneumonia. Burnie Boring’s son sick. Bill McQueeney calls on Wm Ruggles. David Brown and wife visit Cecil Cable. Mrs Meade Boring to bedside of her mother. Maria Loose visiting friends. Thurston family down with grip. Miss Mary Hudson visits Stafford. Clair Bears and Anna Buterbaugh visit Gertrude Ruggles. Dorothy Repine works for Cecil Coble. Blaine Beringer and Viola Moore visit Lovejoy and Indiana. W W Couch returns from Indiana. Flu hits several at W C Smith family. Laura Reeger visits Indiana. Ruby Henry visits Nellis Couch. Mrs Samuels Cribbs visits daughter J M Collins in Indiana. Himes and Penrose ill. Mrs George Collins recovering. Addison George visits South Bend. Valley play attended at Weat Lebanon hall. Mrs F H Edmonds and sons visit family. Deemer McLaughlin and Coulter visit. Mrs Carl Crangford and Mrs W P George host dinner. School closed due to illness. Emma Miller and Byron Rupert visit Jane George. Howard Kimmel and family visit Murray Ankeny. Andy Trout recovering. J W B Douglass buys new team. Asa McAnulty visits Clark Keith. Clark Keith recovering from flu. R N Patterson buys team from W B Douglas. D G Brown visits Ceoil Coble. Mrs Coble improving from flu. Wayne Bagley and Mildred Douglas attend Cockport exercises. Alfred Buterbaugh leaves Vandergrift for Canton. Nelson Barr loses cow. Mrs Sharp Decker ill. Mrs R H Buterbaugh visits Deckers Point. Richard Boucher and wife visiting Johnstown.
John Shields made a business trip to Kellysburg. Mrs Clarence Swan of Gleichen Alberta visited at Robert McLaughlin’s home. Telegraph operator Miss Catherine Brown went to Salamanca NY to work. Marion Methoes of near Home station visited friends in Indiana. Mrs Martha Moore spent time with daughter Mrs J Walker near Marion Center. Mr and Mrs B S Fontaine and son visited friends at Marion Center. Ox Hill Grange visited Kellysburg Grange. Misses Marion McElhoes and Mary Schurr visited Punxdurtnety over Sunday. Maud Thomas near Grove Chapel called Tuella McLaughlin. Clarence Shields near Grove Chapel visited Lawrence Shields. Budd McCracken of Marion Center is third trick operator at Home. Mr and Mrs Guy Lutz and family were Indiana callers. William Stivison, employed at Lucerne, visited his mother Mrs Clara Stivison. Martha Blue spent Sunday here. Miss Josephine Hastings near Marion Center visited Lillian Shields. Kellysburg school is closed this week due to the flu.
Miss Annie Hazlett visits Mr and Mrs Guert Rowe in Plumville last week. Mr and Mrs Hd Moot of March spent a day with Mr and Mrs Quint Whitaker. Mrs Myr Stewart a patient in Indiana hospital. Bennett Vanhorn family spends last Tuesday with William Good family near Marion Center. Kathryn Hickox visits friends in Plumville. Hdna Vanhort of Plumville visits her parents. Myrl Neal of Trade visiting Bert Kinter family. Willis Frederict visits friends in New York. Dan Hickox and Miss Rebecca Crawford visit friends in Smicksburg. Samuel Small evangelist to speak on Americas World Saving Constitution at First United Presbyterian church Thursday evening.
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