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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1919
Page
3
News from Rochester Mills listing residents visiting relatives returning from Wilkinsburg Germany Mossiter Indiana Punxsutawney and Marion Center. Mentions soldiers of World War I including Arthur Kenly Gordon Wright Dan Daniel. relatives from Johnstown Pittsburgh and Center County.
Mrs. John Snyder and daughter from Five Points are improving after illness. Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Miller also of Five Points were callers at Advance and Widerton last week. Jesse Wissinger visited Mrs. Geo. Frye on Friday. Township residents should buy guns and guard against prowlers. A festival will be held at the Lutheran Church on Thursday and Friday evenings. The Philadelphia Gas Company moved a vigon on the Isaac Frick fort near Five Points. Charlie Adamson harvested a large herd of rye this year, the first harvest of the season in the locality.
Heilwood and Mrs. R. F. Sterling are visiting friends in Baltimore. Miss Nellie Vinton stays with her sister in Pittsburg. Wendell Croyle of South Fork visits his son J. W. Croyle. Frank Trinkley and family were at Patton over Sunday. Several locals attended a June consistory meeting in Williamsport. Lytle and Duncan accompanied their husbands. Fred Ganve and J. T. Wilson were in Clymer. J. M. Stewart of Clymer visited town. Meg Broad and two children of Clearfield spent the weekend with Ed and Mrs. Cowan. Mr and Mrs. John Lydie of Uniontown visited relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shank and Theda Ellen visited Lawrence Shank of Lovejoy. A. W. Lydic and two sons spent Sunday with Jeremiah Lydic of Cockport. Anna Buterbaugh returned home from Greenville after school.
Milton Rodkey Rey Eines and Thomas McCreery led the Christian Alliance Sunday school group to children's services in Cookport in autos on Sunday. Local visitors Mr and Mrs Harrison Putt and two grandchildren of Clymer called on friends Sunday afternoon. Mrs Putt's mother Mrs Mary Sickenberger of Creensburg was visiting. Sickenberger is 71 and mother of 11 children.
Residents report relatives and friends visiting from Windber Jeffersonian towns. Names include Flecker Johnston Meeking Hiles Sickenberger Mock Kelly and others. Soldiers back from France share stories while townsmen plan future mining and railway labor and welcome new autos and college plans.
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