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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1923
Page
4
Residents gathered for a festival at Conemaugh church while locals like Walter Ewing and John Baker made visits to Avonmore and Ridgeway. Church events, family visits, and community updates fill this Crosstown note with names, trips, and a birthday observance for Samuel Felton.
Miss Ruby Henry came home Friday after thirteen months in Texas where she taught. Mr and Mrs J R Learn visited with Mr and Mrs J B Langham near Willet. Hamilton Neal working in Blairsville was home Saturday night. Many from the area attended Samuel Miller's funeral near J M Junction. Friday Miss Mary Learn left for Iowa to visit friends for a time.
Local notices list a range of social visits and travels. Activities include a children’s day event at Jacksonville United Presbyterian Church at 8:00 a.m., plus residents visiting relatives in Conemaugh Barnesboro Indiana and nearby towns.
In Dubois, visitors include Mrs. Joseph Wise and Mrs. Noah Fridley with family. Mrs. Boyd Straw and her two children from Clearsfield join relatives, as does Mrs. Frank Shep herd and her children. Blair Gromley of Wandin spent Sunday with friends while Mrs. Noah Fridley remains ill.
Indiana visitors including Mr and Mrs Ed Bennett and son stayed with D A Dort while Bennett vacationed at the Greensburg area country club. Pittsburghs Mrs Frank Blose visited her father D B Allis on a week. Numerous locals and relatives are hosting and visiting, with several residents away on trips or projects through the week.
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