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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1916
Page
1
County brief notes list town visitors and residents with minor illnesses and quarantines. An epidemic of scarlet fever delays school return for Washington and Jefferson College students. Local movers, visits, and civic updates fill the period.
Strongstown residents hosted visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Park Altemus and children with Mr. and Mrs. Harry George of Belsano. Allen, Graham, and H. W. Bennett attended business at the county seat. J. P. George visited bedside of daughter Mrs. Bim Long near Clymer, recently described as dangerously ill. A. L. Graham of Pittsburgh visited his father J. B. Graham, Clyde Shoup began selling aluminum ware locally, and J. Gibson and wife traveled to Pintondale on Friday for business.
Clyde Milo Luther and son, Chas, transact business at Johnstown. Miss Bartha Dick visits at the homes of B. P. McCullough and P. L. Rehn. Mae and Margaret Lynn weekend visitors at J. A. Mack’s near New Florence. J. Lichtenfels and Lucy spend Friday with Samuel Felton. Sara Duncan stays with Maidie Wagner. A. P. Clark and wife visit Washington school. Mrs. Jas. Boring and daughter call at Clyde. Ralph Felton visiting from Fort Wayne. L. O. Eckert calls at Heshbon. George Gehring of Johnstown visits relatives here. Mrs. Thomas Dick spends Wed–Thu at Johnstown. James Dick, employed at Johnstown, weekend visit with parents. Mrs. Elizabeth Wagner passes through Brush Valley Friday. Marlie Wagner visits relatives at Joinstown. Jay, Lyle and John Kneipkamp call on Hugh Mack. Mrs. B. P. McCullough and Bertha Dick spend Thursday at C. N. McKelVEY’s. Thomas Dick a business caller at New Florence. Paul and Ralph Campbell visit Washington School Tuesday. Mrs. Herbert Slaughterbeck visiting friends in Johnstown.
South Bend residents hosted a stream of callers and guests including Mary and Lavenia Townsend with Jana George of Idaho, Elizabeth Painter visiting the Weav ers home, and numerous others from local towns. The week featured family visits, illness updates, school notes, and a Friday musicale by the All Brothers Quartetto.
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