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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1937
Page
8
The saying notes that time elapses and cannot be recaptured and urges to enjoy the present. It emphasizes that past and future are beyond control while the present moment is the sole opportunity for action and savor. The adage reflects a concise philosophical reflection on time.
Members of the Covode M E Ladies Aid who attended the Maple Grove picnic in Jefferson county included Mrs. Maxine Shields Rosanna Shields Emma Shields Myrtle Peffer and family Albert Fae Carbaugh Annie Gaul Edna Gaul and Bobby Lizzie McCormick and Norma Jean Verna Beck C E Hugas and Cecile Palmer. Many relatives and friends traveled and visited in nearby towns over the weekend with extended family notes throughout the county.
Local residents visit relatives across Indiana Vandergrift Apollo Homer City Rural Valley and Leechburg with gatherings at the Fulton Coleman Collins and Reed homes. Sympathy sent to Harry W. George family for a fatal spinal injury. Also notes visits by Marjory Fowler Romayne Donahey and others plus a nurse professor anecdote and an ad for Progress Trespass Notices.
Girty Mra and family along with neighbors visited various relatives in Vandergrift Apollo and Indiana over Thursday to Sunday including Cravener Jamison and Schrecengost households. Several calls and visits occurred with Mt Union Markle Plumville South Bend and West Lebanon residents. The list includes Mrs Sheasley who suffered a stroke and deaths of Lydick.
A town list shows residents visiting relatives and traveling to Chicago and Philadelphia. Names include Anderson Stuchell in hospital, Murphy and Johnson as callers, Steffey in Barnesboro, Vaughn Long in Portland, Pinter in Philadelphia, Waxler in Chicago, Smaltz in Pittsburgh, Stontagh in Cleveland, Tomasko and Sutila seeking Chicago work, Leone and children in Hellwood, Berzansky family funeral in Philadelphia, Putegakullsh in Johnson City, and Shabbick relatives in Brooklyn. LaVough Adams visited friends in Ebenaburg.
Olivet residents Mr and Mrs 8 L White and family spent Tuesday with the latter’s father Mr Whittacre at Rural Valley. Mrs Minta Snyder and son Dick of Pittsburgh are visiting Mrs Alma Wilson. Walter Ewing and son James of Watsons Ridge visit the Ewing Lambing home with Mr and Mrs Ross Wilson and family. Harold White visits his grandfather Mr Whittacre in Rural Valley. Frank Lambing made a business call at South Bend on Tuesday. Mrs Hattie Stewart and daughter Sara called on John Wherry at South Bend recently.
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