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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1920
Page
10
Local notes from Clarksburg recount visits and illnesses among residents and travelers. Several residents, including Margaret Hart and Margaret Dible, were in Indiana or visiting friends. Sickness includes Jack Clawson Jay Donahsy May Kinter and Mrs Young. Doors open for church events with Rev Fraser and Rev Dunmire.
Mrs Alfred Rogers spent Sunday in Johnstown at her mother’s bedside. Armagh churches hold union services in the M E church each evening this week. Alfred Rogers and Alex Elliott hosted a sledding party from Johnstown at R T Hutchison’s home. William Merriman visited with the H L Tinkcom family. Mrs George Hutchison returned from New Morence visit. Johnstown sledding and visits to relatives noted. William Penn highway opened to traffic despite recent storms. Various locals observed visiting, hosting, and family events including births and improvements to homes.
Mrs Samuel Irwin spent the latter part of the week at her Morrisdale home. Dr Peterman of Baltimore is visiting his brother Dr J H Peterman. Mrs Charles Orvitt was in Barnes Paso Thursday. Louise Stifler hosted the Paney Work Club Monday. Rev T N Duffield preached to the children Sabbath morning. Civic Club to meet at Mrs Howard Camps Thursday evening. Mrs EH Stragsler was in Altoona Tuesday. Mrs A W Creery visited Clymer Monday. H Buck on the sick list. Mrs John Lemon and Mrs Grumbbling were in Patton Tuesday. Born to Mr and Mrs Earl Cook, a son.
Weather disruptions forced the Pine Flats Literary Society event to be postponed until January 30. Local social notes show Mrs F C Adams and Edtha Smith visiting Indiana, Irene Gibson visiting the Gibson home, Zenas Hines and family in Stafford, and several Indiana calls by Mrs C S Gibson, Mrs Clair Waltemire and Edna Dick. Jennie Stephens and daughters Mary and Marie Adams visited Mrs George Stephens.
Mr and Mrs THAL Brown visited friends in Manorville Miugs day. Gibson bought a fine Short horn cow and calf. Meetings continue at Manor schoolhouse each evening. Mrs Tra Myers and Mrs Zenas Lines visited CG Amond. David Smith and sister Boss from Indiana were weekend guests. J W McKendrick led a horse last week. Leroy, ten year old son of Mr and Mrs Jacob Dick, buried at Manor cemetery Monday. Mrs James Makin visited Sol Shepsley. Albert Stake bought a final driving horse. Mrs M J Golden visited sister Mrs C J Anand. Abednegiy Grimih, former Cherryhill resident, fell on ice and broke an arm. Elizabeth Sheilito is at the sick list.
Mr and Mrs Andy Troutara and Prof D D Patterson visited his parents on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Clark Keith visited Asa McAnulty Sabbath afternoon. Homer Bagley and family visited Mrs Mary Brown on Sabbath. Mr and Mrs Floria Tong visited Mrs Longs parents Sunday. Miss Dortha Repine returned home last week. Curt Sowers visited his mother Sunday. Lawrenra Bartholomaw and others spent Thursday in Punxsutawney. Mr and Mrs J L Bartholomaw and Miss Geneva Mattarn spent Sabbath at Mrs Caroline Matterns. Weasley Simpson spent Saturday in Indiana.
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