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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1925
Page
6
Glen Campbell and John Kells spend Saturday with friends in Juniata. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. John McCullough in Clymer and Dr. and Mrs. Sears of Philadelphia. Many locals host relatives, attend weddings, and travel to Altoona, Pittsburgh, and Clarion. A West Lebanon home talent program entertained, and Sabbaths see district conventions and church services.
Charley Himes and family from Saltabore visited his father M. O. Thomas and family on Sabbath. Mrs. George enjoyed a short vacation with her children. Mrs. Nellie Wissinger of Vandergrift visited her old home here over Sunday. J W Harbison spent a week with old time friends here and in West Lebanon. Mrs. Wilda McCracken and son Reed visited W C Smith's home last week. Mr and Mrs Edward Reed of Vandergrift visited his father W W Couch over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Macro motored to Indiana Saturday evening. Ervine Fetts of Parkwood spent a day with his father-in-law, William McAdoo, recently. Mr. and Mrs. George Smith were visitors at the U. S. Penrose home on Sunday afternoon.
The M B Sunday school marked Children's Day as church activities included a Workers meeting at Mrs Annly Bell. Walter Fulton from Atlantic City visited his sister Mrs C O Smith. Mrs H S Butterbaugh hosted the Ladies Fancy Work club. Blairsville shoppers Ethel and Dorothy Lyda and Margaret Donaldson with Ruth Dunning visited. Mr and Mrs Cross of Sharpsville visited friends. John Rager and Simpson families spent time in Blairsville. Mrs John R Geary and son Robert were Indiana callers. Eleanor Landfair returned from Duquesne. The Presbyterian Sunday school plans an annual picnic at Rushwood on Wednesday afternoon, July 8. Mrs R A Briggs and bride have returned from their honeymoon. Mr and Mrs C O Smith spent Sunday at Home, Pa. The Workers meeting met with Mrs Annly Bell, Tuesday evening.
Elizabeth Davison of Blairsville spent the week with Mr. and Mrs. Homer Burkett. Ethryn Sebring has returned from Pine Vale and Gypsy. Many from here attended the tabernacle meeting at Gypsy Sunday. Goldie Gary visits Mrs. Leonard Fassett. Mont Putt lies in Dixonville Hospital with a broken ankle. Mrs. Joe Jenny returns from Cherry Tree visit. Dick Anton and family of Colyer spent the weekend with relatives here. Christian Missionary Society will meet at Mrs. C. E. Faust’s home Thursday evening. Anna Sebring visits relatives at Gypsy. Mr. and Mrs. J. Figart were business callers at Indiana Tuesday.
Smyrna No 2 reports a request to return a stolen victrola for use at the Literary Society meeting on July 17. Local visits unfold with Merle Good family at Mrs Good’s parents Friday night. Sherman Ruffner and sons Paul and Charles joined Daniel Ruffner of Beyer on Sunday. A pageant Gateways of the Bible tops Children’s Day services Sunday evening. Mal Stiteler of Keiser W Va returns home Sunday. Glenn Steele visits Mary Maher of Penn Run for the weekend.
Mr and Mrs Samuel M Frampton and children Oran and Catherine joined Mrs John Washington for the weekend. Mrs Effie Way of Indiana visited Mr and Mrs J F Glasser. Mrs Jesse Ferrier with Paul and Vivian were guests of Mrs John Washington midweek. Miss Ruby Frampton of Cherry Tree called on Mrs Pearl Gilhousen on Thursday. Mrs Harry Dibler of Marion Center called on Ralph Washington.
Miss Beatrice Griffith, a well known Bungay Sunday school teacher in the Rossiter district, was surprised June 24 when her class joined with friends at her home to celebrate her birthday. The evening included games, music, and a lunch. The gathering listed many local people from Punxsutawney and nearby towns, with a long procession of attendees. Armstrong Grange plans a meeting at Parkwood school house on July 8 with a varied program of readings, music, and dances. Local residents Bruce Peterman and R W Hamilton visited county seat with business tied to estates and family affairs.
EAST RUN J G Thomas of Homer City visited here Saturday. Mrs. C A Langham and daughter Virginia spent weekend with her father William Bowers at Hillsdale. Miss Olive Kerr, formerly in Pittsburgh, is visiting her home. Raymond Brown visited relatives at Wilgus Sunday. Mr and Mrs Pord Napp of Du Bois called here Sunday. Mrs Daniel Bracken of Hillsdale spent last week with her daughter and son in law Glen Mumma. Mrs J S Cochran and son Steele of Indiana visited relatives here Thursday. Mr and Mrs EH Burns and Mr and Mrs Kirk Sheesley were guests at Ward Burns land family home recently.
A khaki clad man dubbed Floyd Tom Floyd and an Internal Revenue officer share a tense night in a Montana cabin. The rival hideout, questions of loyalty, a missing revolver, and a plot to capture the elusive Silver Fox unfold as the officer contemplates dispatching his foe.
Martha and Myra McCrea Vera Altemus and Dorothy Rugh camped a few days last week on Rob inson Cruse Island G T McCrea and wife spent a few days this week with friends in Indiana Wirnest Herlinger and family of Pittsburgh spent Sunday at his home Mrs B M Rugh of Indiana was the guest of friends here a couple of days last week Mrs Fred Herlinger and Mrs William Tomb of Indiana spent Saturday with Mrs Andrew Pitman Frederick Herlinger and William Rugh were callers in the Valley Saturday Olive Berkepile spent Sunday at her home.
ORD Ben Thomas and Harl Rickard of Marion Center were callers here on Saturday evening. A number from here attended the all day meeting at Gipsy church on Sunday. Adalaide Wolf has returned home.
Mrs Clymer plans a summer vacation while Mr and Mrs T V McQuown and their children called at Purchose Line on Tuesday evening, sharing the town’s social circuit chatter.
The John Work family reunion was held at the U P church grave yard on June 24 with Mrs. John Blakley of Dubois as guest. Ruth Richardson broke her wrist playing Thursday. Marion Center topped our home team 3 to 1. Wilgus beat our team 8 to 7 at home Saturday. Many residents visited and traveled to Indiana and Vandergrift over the week.
Clair Magee and wife of Hilladale visited Mr and Mrs George Hazlett last Thursday evening. Catherine Philip and Jessie Rice of Blairaville shared supper with Mrs Hazlett Thursday night.
Plumcreek Valley Grange will hold a picnic July 4 in Mc Causland Grove, one mile from Davis along Plumville and Davis road. Everybody welcome.
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