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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1935
Page
6
A candidate for judge in Indiana County announces a campaign opening aimed at local voters. The notice highlights qualifications, public service background, and intent to seek support in upcoming elections.
Dixonville reports weekend guests from Revloc Ebensburg and central city areas. Mr and Mrs Clark Sterner and Richard enjoyed time with Peter Maloney. HH H Nupp visited relatives in Dilltown. Alex Sterner visited his brother H E Sterner. Andrew Petrus from Cleveland returned home after two weeks. Buffinger and Mrs Charles Liptak with Mary Ann called at Eugene Tate's Pine Flats.
Plumville residents PLUMVILLE DeLoris and Maxine Dickey and relatives visited relatives in rural areas. Donald Douds and William Rowe traveled to Pittsburgh as visitors. Opal Millen stayed several days with grandparents Joel Potts in Willet. Mrs. Thomas Sonni and children returned home from Johnsonburg after a week with relatives. D. W. Douds and Clyde Moore connected with mothers in Pittsburgh and West Chester. Mrs. John Lewis of Smicksburg visited sister Minnie Pearce last week. We thought the mailed fist had been sent to the dead letter office and now it turns up in Germany.
Local residents visited and hosted relatives in towns including Blairsville Conemaugh Greensburg and Martinsburg. Isabelle Hall celebrated her 13th birthday with a Saturday party near the old swimming hole. attendees listed. Weekend visitors included Gladys Lichtenfels and others. preparations underway for the funeral of Mrs A J Luther in Brackenridge with granddaughter Mrs Gallagher present.
Cherry Tree residents and area families spend time with kin in Gastown Indiana and New Castle. Travelers include Mr and Mrs Harlin Bee, Stanley Cooper and wife, and J B Woohter party visiting Detroit Akron Wilkinsburg and Rochester Millar area homes.
Mr Fairman a pastor candidate will preach at West Union and Olivet this Sunday. A kitchen shower at Clair Weiss home honored Mr and Mrs Cochrane with many gifts. State trucks hauled gravel to repair local hard surfaced roads. Mrs Stewart Shirley visited her mother Mrs Campbell of West Lebanon. Maryin Silvis and daughter Mabel stayed at M Silvis's home Tuesday evening.
Mr and Mrs George Greene announce the arrival of a daughter at their home in Belsano. Many relatives and friends from Heilwood Johnstown Nanty Glo Rossiter and nearby towns visit, attend reunions, and plan the Sleppy Adams reunion at Maple Grove church on Saturday August 8.
Miss Ann Dutka of Brooklyn is visiting her home folks Mr and Mrs John Dutka. The Democratic Club of Pine Township held a meeting on Mc Crady s lawn Friday night with several speakers. The Nanty Glo band provided music. The Ladies Aid met in the home of Mrs Boyd Boring Thursday. Miss Margaret Miller of Ivison spent several days this week with her sister Mrs Ellie Bennett. Mr and Mrs Richard Troxell were Thursday callers in Indiana. Mr and Mrs Vinton Garrett and Matilda Davis shopped in Johnstown during the week. Mary Lou Cresswell returned to Harrisburg where she is employed. Miss Blanche Bennett and Pearl Mack visited Miss Gladys Troxell. Lewis Holtzman in a CCC camp in Cameron was a Saturday evening town caller. Mr and Mrs Wm McCrady were recent visitors with relatives in Glen Campbell.
In Chambersville, communion services are set for next Sunday at 3 pm after Sunday school at 2 pm, at Crooked Creek church. F. E. Kirks’ family spent the weekend at his hunting lodge in the Clearfield mountains. Chas Brady and son Paul with wife drove to Girard Ohio on Saturday. Mrs Brady, son Robert, and daughter Betty Lou returned Sunday after visiting her son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Harry Over. Howard and Leroy Wells of Vandergrift visit their grandmother Mrs Nettie Wells. Mrs Lina Trusal visited her son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Earl Love of Altoona. Carl Miller and family of Vandergrift called on his parents Wednesday. Mrs Clair Pruner and children visited Mrs Miller Wednesday.
Sam Condron of New York visited his brothers near Smicksburg while Isabella and Jane Tharrett hosted the Westminster Guild circle on Thursday night followed by a wether and marshmallow roast. Adda Barrett of North Point and Ed Barrett of Lewiston visit relatives. many fields and gardens were badly washed by heavy rains.
Josiah Fisher celebrated his 71st birthday by working in his harvest eld until noon. In the afternoon he joined Walter Harmon and John Russell for a motor trip to Kittanning and Ford City. The notes list numerous local visitors, visits, and social activities across Washington Township including church events, hospital calls, and family gatherings with residents from Indiana, Chambersville, Creekside, Vandergrift, Punxsutawney, and beyond.
American farms produce more than 30 billion eggs each year, reflecting large-scale poultry operations and steady demand. The figure highlights the eggs as a staple in U S diets and the poultry industry's expansive capacity across regions.
Alverda Murray Groswald of Jeannette visits the home of Mr and Mrs Joseph Waxier. Pete Ferlion of Hellwood and Wan with caller In town Friday visit Mary Lecorehick and children Evelyn and Joseph of Erle.
Mrs Mina Lute and Mrs Sara Ann Bacue of New Florence along with W C Winnie and several Pittsburg residents visited familiar faces in the area Wednesday. John Engle and family visited Camp Asking in Center county and Harriet Asking of Uniontown hosted relatives. Mrs Earl Garvin and children spent the weekend with Mrs Shelton Shultz. A birthday party for Robert Martin’s 21st birthday was held at their home Friday. Indiana caller Mr Oliver Bennett visited Saturday. Zoe Sevens of Penn Run shopped in Indiana Friday.
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