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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1919
Page
7
Plumville and nearby towns report visitors from Indiana and Sagamore, school teams win in eighth grade and high school action, residents travel to Pittsburgh and Clarksburg, illnesses and hospital updates noted, plus church society meeting and homecomings. A long set of names details neighbors, kin, and local engagements across the area.
Nellie Bare buys Olde Siverd property while five children visit Mrs. Nichard Boucher. Our school, closed briefly due to city issues, has reopened. Misa Helen Barre, a Tybustown teacher, spent a few days at home.
Clayton Shields and wife spent Sunday in Talday or Marty Allison and Tisle Shank made business up to Littsburgh. The stork visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Barbour for a baby girl. Alfred Buterbaugh visited his cousin Pyrl Gibson. A temperance unieling is announced for Sabbath warnings. Various neighbors including Mr. and Mrs. Gromley, Misses Beulah Meesa and Minnie Bureheimer, and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Gromley hosted or visited kin across Greensburg, Lovejoy, and Kinports. Several residents, like Mrs. Youd Munn, Miss Oliver King, and Mr. and Mrs. Hamuel Henderson, are noted with family visits and letters. Community events include school board actions and local social gatherings in Heilwood Strongstown and neighboring townships.
Local column reports numerous visits and greetings among residents Marion Center and nearby areas. Mrs Ree of Indiana visited Dr Bee. Turneridge man Georges Neeley returned from army duty. many neighbors hosted and visited during the week. Train switch incident near Swithh's siding caused a near-miss with no injuries reported and investigation into switch left open.
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