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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1919
Page
3
The Runzo brothers purchased John Landfall's store room in Blacklick, forcing the current restaurant to move and prompting the eviction of flat tenants to clear space for a fruit store. Local activity includes military reinstatements, church events, visits to Indiana and Pittsburgh, and notes on travelers and meetings.
Mrs. Moore of Indiana visits with daughter Mrs. Steele Warner. George Wray of Shady Plain makes a business call. Mrs. Earl Mannera returns from Pittsburgh. A birthday gathering hosted by Mrs. Ward Rosensteel honors her husband. Geneva Snyder returns to Bucknell College for Christmas vacation. Mildred Painter visits with her parents. Lois Hine ill after Christmas vacation. Tinrold Trudson noted as Iselineller on Tuesday. Wider School reopens after six weeks. Nan J. Wray visits Mrs. A. B. Ashinaigh. Mrs. J. W. George spends time with her mother Mrs. Caroline George. Prof. J. A. Lore wounded in France, now in Camp May hospital in New Jersey. Milas Bertha Pollock visits Mrs. J. S. Wood. Congregation attends worship at Olyet UW. Alfred Henry of Nesbitt Run visits D. A. Rosensteel. Mrs. Alfred Lockard spends weekend with parental hosts in Girty. Prof. C. G. Snyder arrives. Vocational school agricultural department in full blast. Mildred Mwing of Olivet hosts party for faculty and seniors. January meeting of Woman's Missionary Society held at Mrs. M. D. Ramutey’s home. Miss Wlorenes Wilson hosts party for Geneva Snyder. Robert Henry returns from Camp Tee on 7-day furlough. Mrs. T. C. Flood and Mrs. Carl Crawford visit Mrs. W. W. Ewing.
Strongstown residents report Indiana visitors Mr. and Mrs. William T. Bennett and daughter Kathryne. Phainfinengna patients are convalescing as the local school, closed for illness, reopened Monday. Mrs. Jennie Maley learns from her son Private Harry N. Altemus that he is in a New York hospital after recent service at Aase hospital in Dartford, England. Stussell Duncan of Wintondale was in town last week. Private W. Lawrence Lloyd has returned home honorably discharged from service in France. Abis Alary Carney of Ebensburg plans to visit her mother Mrs. F. A. Carney for a few days.
Smyrna reports Mrs A D Tyger visiting her daughter Mrs McAfoose in Indiana. Victor Lemmon travels to Pittsburgh for winter work. George Timbiin of Gastown visits A D Tyger home. Frank UHaviett made a business trip to Matton Center. Miss Helen McAfoose returns home to Indiana from visiting grandparents. Mrs Samuel Hazlett, ill that week, shows improvement. James Stewart called in Matlow Center last week.
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