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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1922
Page
8
Mrs. Julia Mack was the weekend caller at Indiana. Sickness lists include Mrs. William Fetterman Mrs. Emma Kelly Mrs. Dessia Hines and Mrs. Harrison Buterhaugh. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Ben Laney of Verona and William Fetterman of Heilwood. Several locals and relatives were mentioned as calling visiting or staying with family over the weekend.
Horton J T Horton was a business caller at Burnside this week. N L Fugus is very low with pneumonia. His daughter Mrs Nora Carter of Camden NJ has been called to his bedside. The local institute held Sunday and Saturday with a good program. Mrs Luther Elbel is suffering from an attack of dud. Mr and Mrs Darrel Painter spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Barh. County Supt J F Chapman accompanied by J H Weaver visited this place Friday. Lara Hugus of Clarign county was in town Sunday. Co H Williams, working at No 6 Hoffman mines, was caught by a fall of rock fracturing several bones in his foot and taken to Glen Campbell hospital. Owing to the flu Miss Leafie Dunlap was unable to return to her school last week. Rev J H Lingley could not fill his appointment at the Wesleyan Methodist church on Sunday as he was called away to conduct a funeral service. There will be preaching services at the M E church Sunday at 2 30. Miss Joan Dunlap of Ganoe township spent the weekend with relatives at this place.
Mrs J E Tomb is on the sick list. Families visit kin in McKeesport and Johnstown. Several residents travel for illness, shopping, and church activities. Miss May McCachren and Mary McFeaters host and visit. Ruth Hess visits Boyd Tomb in Dilltown. Kathleen Fatoon on the sick list. Cyril Coulter and Jean Coulter weekend in Bally. Prof C I Ray visits Cherry Hill parents. Kenneth Spires and Dorothy Hepner with Charles Preall. Mrs O L Riggs called to West Virginia for illness. son Lawrence accompanies. Mrs L C Bostin visiting John Felton family. Walter Gordon in Johnstown last week.
Mrs James Waddell and gon Dick of Lilly visit relatives here while Mr and Mrs David Hirst return to Patton after two weeks. Prof Stonebraker is ill with flu along with several residents. Public farm sales planned near Indiana and Bolivar feature cattle, horses, hens, and machinery with auctions set for March 7 and March 9 under G Mack and J M Davis & Son.
Sunday visitors at the Chris Coyonne included Nora Barnatt Ernest Slepny Robert and Kathryn Stephens and Harvey Oliver. A rich pie social Friday night drew a large crowd and a neat sum was realized. Grant Smith of Purchase Line visited last week. Various locals enjoyed church, calls, and gatherings. Cecil Buterbaugh’s 16th birthday was celebrated by friends. An Indiana caller helped Sleppy on Monday, and several families hosted guests from Ambridge Aliquippa Davis and nearby towns. Garage for rent advertised in Indiana county listing Estep Trading Co. at Sturford Pa.
Cookport residents share news of visits and health with Will Rankin, Mrs. Melvin Payne, Mrs. Ross Anthony and John Ratrigh among the sick. A surprise basket party honors Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Blowk. Starford sees a new Glenwood Supply cash grocery opening led by Jacob Gordon after recent purchases.
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