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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1922
Page
4
Local brief recounts visitors and relatives spanning Cheapfield Pittsburgh Johnstown Spangler Tyrone and nearby towns. Highlights include Miss Louise Beiderman guest of Miss Jelen Leter ton. social hosting by Mrs. Howard Camp and Mrs. William McKeage. several calls and visits across families with general summary of weekly activities.
Grisemore notes document visitors to Richard Williams on Wednesday and Thursday evenings. Local residents including Mrs WLGLreat, Leart, Misses Mar sueet and Aileen Williams, and others are listed with numerous small calls and a Farners Union meeting in Grange Hall. A large group attended the Hamesboro high school commencement Friday evening.
Miss Edna Stephens from Pine Flats visited her sister Mrs J D Joiner last week. Emma and Viki Williams visited Mrs Gh 2 Lyon and Lucille Joling of Wellwood on Saturday. Mrs T Zeven called on Mrs Itch jard Williams and Mrs Murry Russell on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Wurzy Wussell welcomed a new daughter Helen Lucille. The Tittle Midgling Deon Bruce family of Brustyal ley celebrated with relatives Saturday. Annice Ihson stayed with sister Mrs Henry Bugsell. Homer Stephens, a No 11 Indne employee, broke his ankle and crushed his foot Saturday and was taken to Pet Mary hospital at Wellwood.
Miss Lowise Wood attends elm movement at Backwell College. Ira Walker of Apollo interred in Ridgeview Cemetery. World War veteran. Funeral service held at Watson's. Mr and Mrs Wing and children and Mrs Maul Swing attended. S.J. Hine and Emma at Avonmore. Snyder family at State College remembrance exercises for Arthur in agriculture. Craghead of Oswego spent night with Mrs Hamatey. John Snyder employed at Indiana rubber factory. W C T U to meet at Mrs Chester Harvey’s in West Lebanon Thursday at 8 pm. all members urged to attend.
Newt Toinson and family and Mrs Lois Tolinston married to Somer City Sunday. Frank Meekins and family visited relatives in Bakerton Sunday. Wred Black and son Edwin returned from Batavia N Y to visit his father Mrs Vanderhoof and daughters. They moved into their new residence. John Moore and son of Dolnostown visited his sister Mrs Dva Loss. Samy Kelly and family of Clymer and Trube Vyrook of Lenn Lun visited Hastings and Spangler Sunday. Mrs Livazie Lang and daughter Mrs Fred Black visited friends in Indiana. MM and Mrs Quay Kerims of ton Run were in town Sunday. Alfonso Mock of Johnette visited his mother Mrs Julia Mock. Mr and Mrs Murray Condron and son attended the ball game at Starford Friday. Raymond Rodkey left for Pittsburgh Monday to visit relatives. Rev Brown pastor of the Oubristian church of Clymer will hold services here in the Wolon church Thursday evening.
McIntyre McGraw of Leechburg spent the end at Alex Cunninghim s. Mr and Mrs John Hart of Clarksburg were Sabbath guests of Mrs Hart s sister, Mrs W T Lenry. Miss Lillith Allshouse of West Lebanon spent the weekend with Miss Mary Learn. Mrs H C Neal of near Kent is visiting. Myra Haslett of near Isaville. Cliva Gam trell of Indiana visited in this vicinity part of last week. Rev J A Alexander of Crafton conducted services at the BU I emireh of Kent which were largely attended. Miss Elizabeth Slenty of New Kensington spent part of last week with uncle W E B Henry. Nell Wreisht of Conemaugh is visiting his grandparents, Mr and Mrs C C Neal.
Pine Flats reports the Barroom play postponed after three performances earlier set for Saturday. Itnelt Myers of Tuduna visits relatives at Mrs. W J Bagley’s home. Aly, ail Airs William Craft and family visit Stafford. Mrs. K Leckard and son Willie attend India callers. Inner Stephens treated at Yellwood hospital after a foot injury at the Jean Mary nines Saturday.
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