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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1920
Page
1
A stream of social notes reports visits and illness across Penn Run and nearby towns. Residents like Mrs J Strong, Mrnest, and William Moore are mentioned among many who hosted, traveled, or recovered from flu while evangelistic meetings and church events continued in local parishes.
Marchand W of OC sent a carload of potatoes to the market last week. Miss Myrtle Dilts of Pittsburgh visited her mother over the weekend. Chuck Kensinger’s friends held a surprise birthday party at CG. M. Winvert’s home Thursday. William Huey received a carload of lime last week. Rev. Steeley conducted services at Brush Valley Sunday. Noy Gourley and family of Punxsutawney were guests at G. W. McCornaughey’s Sunday. Steph Wineberg and wife visited Samuel Wineberg of Rochester Mills Sunday.
Miss Winifred Stifter returned from ueensburg Wridoy. Miss Esther Sutler fell on the ice Wednesday crying and sprained Leraru. Miss Zelda Aswes spent the weekend in Pittsburgh. Mrs. D. G. Wells visited at West Penn hospital Pittsburg where Arth Warden is recovering from injuries. John Dilts of Fairmount W Va spent the weekend at home. The Industry Society plans a social in the Presbyterian church basement Thursday evening.
Pleasantville notices recount visitors from Indiana and New York as well as recent weddings. David Black, Mrs. David Wike, Mrs. Ross Reed, and Miss Wdna Dick attended events with relatives. The Waltermire and Barnett families hosted gatherings while fly cases reported last week are recovering.
Murray Ramey said sister Hihel were in Nana visiting Saturday. Kimmel confined to bed for ten days, convalescing at home. Nancy White Lins returned to her home in Gasgow. Virginia Calhoun recently for Pittsburgh where she held a position. All who had flu are recovering nicely. Ava. Jerry Kimmel visiting relatives at Detkers Point. Clarence Walker visited his sister Mrs Walter Mumau Sunday. David Stonebraker visited relatives Saturday. Cornelius Rowley of Clymer spent a week with friends here. In patients are recovering. Cora May Mumau of Indiana spent Saturday and Sunday here. Robert Clouse and Cornelius Rowley were Glen Campbell callers last week. Grant school pupils entertained at teacher's home Thursday.
Wil Johnston of Homer City is visiting his parents. Mrs Emma Kelly visited her son Samuel in Olymer on Sunday. J C Long and Kon Ernest of Verona were also noted among local visitors.
Friends and family observances fill a Monday gathering as Indiana visitor Paul Stiller joins Rochester Mills residents in moving into the Good Heir house. Attendees at a Brushvalley funeral include Mr and Mrs Frank Mesking and Harry McComba.
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