20 Feb 1918
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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1918
Page
1
Countytown notices include Mrs S R Hines and Mrs S C Coleman visiting Indiana and DuBois, Ridge Supply Co changes in management, and men awaiting Army calls at Camp Lee. Social events feature a Valentine party at Iselin hall with Misses Hine Watt Gemmell Learn Wardrop, plus visits, sickness, and farewells across Youngstown Conemaugh townships and nearby towns.
Mr and Mrs George Fleming and daughter Rowena of Hellwood visited Mrs James Fleming over Sunday. John Shank of Clymer visited his daughter Mrs Harry Dull. Mrs Bella Buterbaugh sick with quinsy. Mrs Robert Sims and two children of Glen Campbell returned home after a week visit at her daughter Mrs Lawrence Hines. Mr and Mrs Will Sharpless and four children of Clymer visited Mr and Mrs James Barrett. Johnston visited friends at Windser. Mrs Ellsworth Sickenberger and three little girls of Stafford visited her mother Mrs Clara Gibbons. Harry Clark received notice of death of his brother's wife Mrs Edward Clark of Vandergrift. Mr and Mrs Clifton Ober dined with his brother George. Mrs Elmer Weston is on the sick list. Mr and Mrs William Toy and son Jay of Neilwood visited the latter's parents Mr and Mrs D B Waltemire. Jesse Dick, Clair Waltemire and Milton Waltemire employed at Macca. Frank Waltemire and son Harry employed at Dilltown visited home. Dr B Waltemire who cut his foot while chopping wood now suffering from blood poisoning. Ross Holmes moved his family to Heilwood last week. Dorothea Kephart visited her sister Mrs Leroy Learn of Tipperary. Grace Dick was a Heilwood caller. Jesse Dick was an Indiana caller last week. Peter Smith of Tipperary visited friends and relatives here. Sunday school at 2:30. Everybody invited.
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