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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1916
Page
7
County Town News reports visits from Mrs Elmer Nelson in Verona and other residents traveling between Indiana Blairsville and Smicksburg. Local clergy and merchants attended services and meetings while farmers resume grain shipments after embargo lift.
Lovejoy Don Engle of Number Nine visited friends Saturday. Mrs T H Boucher and daughter visited her parents Mr and Mrs J R Bush. Mr and Mrs Orlie Hall visited Mrs Mall s father G M Buterbaugh. Hilda Smith of Stafford called Sunday. Prof T F Weber of Punxsutawney teaches vocal tutor here. Mrs W G Lockard of Clymer visited her parents L W Ober. Harry Henry moved to Clymer. James Richey went to Glen Richey and was married. James Healey remains sick. John Hling visited Creekside friends Sunday. Mrs John Watson visits her ill mother Mrs J Blystone of Creekside.
Starford and nearby residents were active with calls and visits last week. Lewis Henry Starford visited, Miss Rowena Donahey spent Sabbath with her sister, and John Lutman slowly recovered from pneumonia. A party at the Miners hall provided refreshments and a pleasant time for local youths. Infant Joseph Novoting died of scarlet fever at eight months and twenty five days. interment was in the Catholic cemetery. T. H. Frantz shipped a carload of flour to New York City.
Homer City hosts a Thursday evening Bible conference at 7 30 in the Presbyterian church with all town Sunday schools invited. The Presbyterian missionary society meets Wednesday at 2 30 at the parsonage. Locals McKinley Duncan of New Kensington, John Carson of Pittsburg, and Carl Young of Clarksburg visit. Daniel Cameron of Graceton Coal and Coke Co sustains a leg injury and is treated at Indiana hospital. M Fritchman of the R P C I Co oversees local affairs. Communion observed at United Presbyterian church.
Martin Ober spent a day with Langham of Indiana as Dixonville residents haul ash and boost sidewalls. United Mine Workers lodge I O G 1192 plans membership growth, meets Fridays. a pie social by Idamar band succeeded despite weather. Local figures Dr Goe and Dr Miller stay busy. Gallian relocates to Albany with NY Central. Vaudeville runs at Pastime Theater all week.
Miss Rebecca Reade returns to Indiana with her parents as visitors and neighbors host several guests, including Teressa Parry, Grace Gibson, Mary Davis, Nell Matthews, Alice Bone, and others. Local residents J H Smith F G Adams Peter Smith travel on business while patients like Ross Holmes undergo appendix operation at Indiana hospital.
The Helpful Workers Club met at Howard Brown's home last Thursday with all attendees enjoying the gathering. Mrs Ben Stephens is on the sick list. Mr and Mrs James Makin hosted several friends for dinner Thursday evening. Miss Evelyn Wolfe returned home near Penn Run after visiting friends in Indiana. Mrs C C Coy entertained numerous friends on Tuesday evening for her birthday. Martin Ober of Dixonville is mentioned.
A visitor at C. E. Amond's home and many townsfolk are noted. Mrs Ben Stephens is sick. Dale Green of Homer City visits his parents Mr and Mrs W H Green. Ross Holmes went to Indiana hospital for appendicitis. Mrs Jane Coy is in critical condition. Rev Thos Hughes resigns as Christian church pastor to lead at Clymer and Pinevale. Mrs A J Trinkley returns from Ridgway visit. Hannah and Vira Holmes hosted by Mrs Blair Fleming in Stafford. Heddha Smith of Kenwood visited Mrs R A Sides. Tillie Hiwood suffers grip. I C Adams of Kenwood called. A song recital at Alonzo Sides' home. Prof Weber of Punxsutawney visited Thornton. Logan Parry called from Indiana. Elsie Lockard visited Mrs Leroy Hall. Wesley Asking stayed with his son Orrin Askins in Taylorsville. J D Joiner family guests of Mrs Minnie Stephens. Mrs Charles Walverson of Greenwich visiting. Halversons plan move to Somerset. Mrs Richard Carr and children return to Ore som. Genevieve Butterbaugh of Wandin visiting J A Gibbon.
Mrs. Jake Holland of Tunnel Sid ing visited Samuel Mack’s home with her sister Mrs. Mack who is ill. Andrew Shank narrowly escaped drowning after a school ice incident. Clair Mack visited from Indiana. Don Engle and George Fleming called at Hines. Mollie Weston is sick. Frank Meeking visited from Indiana. Mrs Learn and Mrs Mack have grip. Mack Sickenberger and Newton Long guests. Mrs. Delia Hines visited Uncle Daniel Fetterman. Jay Mack and Dean Berringer work at Pioneer No. 7 in Shank town.
Don Gibson of Patton spent Sunday at his homes. Saturday visitors to Clymer included Mr and Mrs Frank Meeking Mr and Mrs Deb Kelley Esther Hines Grace Gibson Arthur and Chester Long John Kelly and L A Mack. John Vasbinder has been sick with indigestion and unable to work for two weeks. A J Long visited Clymer on Sunday and Hoe has three daughters living there.
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