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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1926
Page
11
Washington Township and nearby communities share social visits, church activities, and upcoming events. The Boyer reunion is planned for Saturday July 5 near Blanco with all related invited. A two strawberry and ice cream festival is set for Willett Grange Hall Saturday evening.
Miss Esther George and Thomas Woodring from Indiana visited Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Cline on Sunday. Rev A Rohland toured York last week visiting his mother. Mr. and Mrs. William Bowser returned from West Virginia and Ohio. Mrs. Mary Park and grandson Jack Hayden plan to stay in Akron Ohio for some time. Mrs. M C Rhinehart serves on an Indiana jury this week. Mrs. William Fisher spent Sunday in New Florence with the Dougherty aunts. Miss Velma Palmer of Indiana visited her grandparents Mr. and Mrs Jerry Saxton.
Last week Mrs William Shelter spent Thursday with relatives in Derry. Miss Edna Huston hosted the Lutheran Sunday school adult class at her home Thursday evening. The Misses Ruth and Esther Betts and Ruth Brendinger attend the Indiana Normal School summer term, as do Dorothy Novwser and Mabel Betts for music at the Normal. Mrs M J Montgomery visits relatives in Indiana. George Miller builds a concrete wall in front of his home. Samuel Lichtenfels and granddaughter Hazel Lichtenfels attended the Blairaville circus. Mr and Mrs Norman Montgomery and family of Marion Center visited J Montgomery’s home on Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Penrose and daughter visited Conemargh recently. Several families, including Samuel Fisher, Albert Singer and daughter Louise, Jane Lewis, and Wm Lewis, from Farmstown held a reunion at Whi Coley’s farm south of Somerset on Sunday. A new concrete walk and porch is under construction at the post office. Joseph Shaffer had electric lights installed behind gas tanks on Front street.
Mrs. C. C. Parry of Clearfield hosts a guest list including Mr. and Mrs. John Driscol and son Jack, Samuel Ogden, James Baker, and others while in Indiana. Several local families travel for visits, with multiple appearances in Tyrone Culver Beech Creek McKeesport and New Castle noted among the busy social itinerary.
Lady Cherry Lodge initiation witnessed by jham Rebekah Ludgs followed by lunch. Variety Shower honors Miss Alice Baal who wed on June 7, 1928. Numerous local movements and visits noted, including George Farguson moving, suits of relatives in Ogeeoin Mill, and several residents visiting family or traveling to towns like Pittsburgh and Reynolds. Harvey Reithmiller seriously ill.
Miss Geneva Pardy and James Rushton visited Miss Roxie Leasure of Punxautawney on Sunday evening. Various neighbors and relatives are noted visiting, moving, or traveling in the area including Stor tford, Ambrose, and Luthersburys-bbie. The piece lists acquaintances, emissions, and upcoming moves as well as Rochester area newspaper orders and local names.
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