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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1920

Page

9

Henry Neal and Whitaker Families Recovering From Influenza

In GEORGEVILLE families A L Neal and Q B Whitaker are slowly recovering from influenza. Margery McCormick visited Mildred Frederick Saturday afternoon. Orpha Streams visited her parents in Plumville over the weekend. The Ladies Aid met at Mrs Bert Kinter's home Thursday. Mabel Frederick and Albert Whitaker spent time with Mabel's sister in Locust. Merle Neal's wife visited her parents last week. Albert Whitaker, employed in Locust, spent the weekend with his parents. Orpha Streams and Mr and Mrs W T Weederick hosted Sabbath guests.

A. L. Neal Q. 8. Whitaker Margery McCormick Mildred Frederick Orpha Streams Plumville Ladies’ Aid Society Bert Kinter Mabel Prederick Albert Whitaker Locust Merle Neal Loctet Mra. W. T. Weederick

Local Notes Mention Health, Visits, and Travel

Mrs Myrl Stewart returns home and heals a broken ankle. Families and friends in Punxsutawney and nearby towns are listed with visits, illnesses, and travel updates including Meastses, measles, pneumonia, tonsillitis, and hospital calls. Names include Neal, Kimeling, Haslett, Hickox, Johnston, Smith, Ban, Williams, Willard, and Sutter with brief hometowns cited.

Local Residents Visit and Travel Notes in Towns

Vandergrift visitor Mrs W M Unger spent time with brother Pearl Pease last week. Adda Mack visited relatives in Johnstown on Wednesday. Albert Singer, once a patient at Afamorial hospital Johnstown, returned home. Mrs Margaret Williams came home after months away in Duquesne. Artie Campbell family moved to Johnstown. Mrs Henry Logan of Viteatra visited relatives over weekend. Mrs Charles Bowser left for Indiana on business Monday. Mr and Mrs John Jones welcomed a baby daughter. LW 3 Rector stayed several days at home in Tagonier. Mrs Bort Dyn and daughter Peart of Pittsburgh were town guests Saturday. Mr and Mrs Dewitt Cunningham of Rite Cairn were weekend visitors. C W Sutton, ill three weeks, out again. V Peot Seville of Williaville and County Superintendent James E Chapman of Indiana and Prof CG Campbell of Armagh were among distant speakers at the Institute Saturday.

W. M. Unger Vandergrift Pearl Pease Adda Mack Johnstown Albert Singer Tohnatdwh Fia Margaret Williams Duquesne Artie Campbell Henry Logan Viteatra Charles Bowser Tndiana John §. Jones Tey Rector Tagonier Bort Dtyan Peart Pitestin

East Run S. 1 McCune Visits Diamondville on Saturday

McCune was a business visitor at Diamondville on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ita Stickard have gone to housekeeping out Spangler. Miss Tey Pardee, who spent the past two weeks with relatives at Iilsdale, came home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. H W Mumau and children visited Mr. and Mrs. W B Powell near Arendia on Saturday. Mrs. Adda Turnsworth and son John came home after spending a week with friends in Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. O V McCune of Comer dorg called on friends here on Sunday. T Moonnou, wife and son George of Dixonville were Sunday visitors at G E Mumans. Mrs. Alice Porter, who spent the past three months with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thoms Kerr, has returned to her home in Washington.

O. V. McCune Commerdorg T. T Moonnou George Dixonville G. E. Muman Alice Porter Thoms Kerr Washington

Simpson and relatives visit in-law households and gatherings

Mr and Mrs W C Simpson and families visit Mrs Harry Vandoun and Mr George Ritchie. Relatives and friends attended several social visits with Miss Mottern and the McCormicks. Attendees include Mrs W A McCocnek, Elmer and Noble, Mrs Facoh Molter, and others in nearby towns.

Local Notices From Deckers Point Area

Mrs Boucher made a business trip to Indbina on Saturday. Mr and Mrs McAfoos visited relatives at Richmond on Sunday. Mya Kimmel of Pumoteck visits her mother Mia. Nora Wisher went to Dunxentowney for new employment. Josep Sheasiey from Pittsburgh returned home Tuesday. Leonard Mumau and children visited Mrs and Mrs Murray McQuown. George Napp and family spent Monday with their daughter near Tayloraville. George Trazlett visited Monday with his parents near Trixouville.

Mary Boucher Indbina Samuel McAfoos Richmond Mya Terry Kimmel Pumoteck Mia Nora Wisher Dunxentowney Josep Sheasiey Tittsburgh Caime Thesday Leonard Mumau

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