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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1926
Page
4
Rochester Mills and Punxsutawney region residents mingle at visits and serenades. Births, illnesses, weddings, and church events mark a bustling week with families in Homer City, Indiana, and nearby towns.
George Burkett spent Saturday afternoon with relatives here. Mr and Mrs Fulmer of Indiana visited the Bloom family. Lorraine Reed spent a few days in Indiana with her aunt Shields. Bernice Sanderlin and Anna Sebring called on friends at Dixonville Friday. Carrie Bloom of Indiana visited Tuesday at her brother’s home.
Miss Ida Cunningham, a Johnstown teacher, spent Sunday at her home. H. Truby and family and Miss Cora Nesbit spent Christmas at Mrs. J. P. Bauman’s in Pittsburgh. Mrs. Hileman and daughter called in Indiana last week. Mrs. I. L. Fowler and Mrs. B. M. Rugh of Indiana, with Charles and wife of Sagamore, Mich., visited friends in the valley Wednesday. Clyde McCrea and wife spent New Year’s Eve with Indiana friends. Rugh, a Johnstown visitor, and Homer City caller, plus Nettie McCrea visiting her grandmother, G. McCrea, and Thomas McCord and children with William Rugh of Indiana, called in the valley last Sunday. Rugh group and Artemus family members visited G. T. McCrea on Sunday.
Harold Dunbar of Crafton spent Sunday with his mother Ada Gahagan and uncle Dr B F Frash er. Betty Jane and Bonnie Sutter tewin daughters of Dee Sutter of Walter visited uncle and aunt M L Black. Big Run funeral of George Kerr attended by Angus Hoover Clarence and Silas Dougherty. Ladies' Aid meets at Mrs John Roush home Thursday. L A Casedy J T Hoover and F T Robinson in Pyxsutawney Saturday with Will Schaffer Malvern Schaffer Pittsburgh and Felicia Mowry Youngstown visiting town Saturday evening.
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