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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1915
Page
11
County Town notices record births and many local visitors. Mr and Mrs Norris Johnston rejoice over a baby boy. Dozens of guests travel through Georgeville Trade City Smicksburg Punxsutawney and Vandergrift for family gatherings and church events.
Flodie Fulton returns home after a week with friends in Saltsburg. A valuable horse owned by Roy McAdoo died of colic Sabbath night. Ode Dixon and Sandy of Pittsburgh visit his mother. Harry Drummond buys a new alto. Testoffics building completed and in use. Mrs Ethel Witt of Latrobe visits the Marshalls. Irene Alexander and Erma Rosborough visit Mary Shields. A surprise party honors Ethel Shearer. Margaret Marshall and Mary Speedy visit Pittsburg. S. M. Shields travels to Pittsburg on business. Matt Hunter returns from the West. Dr and Mrs Lewis spend a few days out of town. Mr and Mrs Reading move to a farm near Greensburg.
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Cora and Edna Park of Five Points visited their sister Mrs. George Ed wards from Friday to Sunday. W. M. Milbern and family with Virtue Adaison drove to Vandergrift on Sunday. David Smiley went to Indiana Saturday and returned with his wife, who had been visiting there a week. James Edwards visited Indiana Friday to see his hospitalized father. Isabelle Weamer, daughter of Wil and Weamer, has scarlet fever. Anna Carroll visited friends here Monday. Mrs. Herman Seegel and Mrs. Sam Lukehart are on the sick list.
The Marchand Willard band met at the Linus Simpson home in Hamil to elect officers for the coming year. New officers named include Jennie Morrow president, Hugh McIsane vice president, I M Lewis recording secretary, George Hicks corresponding secretary, Maud Wineberg treasurer. After the meeting, 17 guests were served lunch by the Stears.
Mrs Harle Reid and two children of Clymer visited J J Reed. Mr and Mrs Mock of Taylorsville were guests at GC Gibson's. I W Smits of Charry Tree called on Jno WH Smith. Aenas Stephens transacted business in Clymer. Miss Greco Gibson visited Martha Smith. Lizzie Elwood called on Mrs C S Gibson. Mrs Perry Lewis and two children of Indiana visited Mr and Mrs John McCoy. Annie Stephens and daughter Mary called on Geo Stephens. David Fryer returned from Pittsburgh where employed. Mrs Hoover, away in Pittsburgh for a year, returned home. George White of Clairton visits grandparents J M Butter. Jennie Beatty of Indian visited here. Mrs J E Marsh and two children of Pittsburgh returned home with her mother M W McLaughlin. Miss Wilda and Gladya Vite of Mahaffey visited J E Miller. Mrs Walter Sutter and children of Brownsville are guests of Mr and Mrs D B Sutter. Lloyd Braughter of Rochester Mills elected to teach seven months at this place. John Shaffer of Indiana visited his father Joseph Shyffer over Sunday.
Brush Valley residents hosted and visited friends during the weekend with Kugh and wife in the county seat, Weiland of WHkInabure spending weeks with valley friends, Ruth Allen with Eth el McCrea, Mrs. McComnick of Johnstown visiting her mother Mrs. Rummel, Edwin Spal of Pittsburg staying with William Herlinger’s family, and S W Dick with daughter Helen and Alene from Latrobe returning home after a few days with the Dick family. Rev. MeQik to conduct communion at the evangelical church on July 28 at 3 o'clock.
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