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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1912
Page
5
Smicksbury and nearby towns report a flurry of visitors and local movements. Many residents from Indiana and Punxsutawney drop by. the Goodville station robbery is noted. several relatives and friends travel between Plumville, Vandergrift, and DuBois. a public sale at Bilas King’s farm fetches $6000. church services and revivals are announced. school notes and family gatherings fill the week.
Harry Carnahan and family spent Thursday in Vanderarft while Miss Hlanehe Caldwell headed to Indiana to visit relatives. The Cewis and daughter Dorothy visited Mrs Lewla’s parents last week. William Login spent Thursday with his father. Mrs Elizabeth Lo Ban and Mr and Mrs Richards of Richmond visited the latter’s mother Mrs Wittenhotme who is seriously ill. Minnie Carnahan is able to be out again after illness. Clem Henry and wife of near Indiana visited his sister Mrs W W Huston. Rev Harry Household of Layton visited his wife’s relatives, BR Smith, Wednesday. Mrs Joseph Wolfe and children visited friends at Spangler. A social will be held at Laurel Swamp School house Saturday evening July 28 to benefit the Winthoth Sabbath School. Everyone invited. Mrs Jennie Stephens and daughter Mary visited her uncle William Brady near Ambrose Wednesday and Thursday. Miss Jean MacPhail of Dixonville visiting friends in the area. Mrs Lydia Barbour, Mrs Newt Barbour and daughter were guests at J M Smith’s Sunday, traveling overland in their auto. Miss Winnie Arble of Cherry Tree visiting Floyd Burnheimer.
Mrs Milton Hoffman Vera Jackson William Cassatt and spouse visited R I K Mack on Thursday Reuben Anderson moved to William Grayson farm last week Mrs W J Wagner and family returned home at Heston after visit Scott Shultz lost a valuable horse Heating services offered by A T Taylor and Son Seed Luck wheat and Golden Loaf Progress trespass notices printed on twaln each or six for 25 cents
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