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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1912
Page
5
G M Barr bought the Sunderland bakery outfit and will run a modern bakery beside the telephone exchange. The town reports a switchboard is secured for better exchange service. Whooping cough cases appear serious but improving. Various locals and visitors are noted, with social calls, illnesses, and small-town movements including Roy Palmer, H J Learn, and Mrs Dana Orr.
A compilation of personal visitors and moves in Saltsburg Indiana and surrounding communities. mentions include Joseph Horton and daughter Eleanor at Iselin, Miss Garnet Fairman visiting Youngstown, and families like Gumbert, Harvey, and Walbeck visiting in various towns. Also notes calls, hospital updates, weddings foreseen, school boarding prospects, church preaching, and numerous social visits across Brushvalley Kenwood and Kellysburg with many residents traveling to Indiana, Pittsburg, and Latrobe.
Matilda Small returned to South Bend on Friday after weeks at her Hiderton home. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Alshouse and daughter Nellie were in Indiana visiting. Mary Townsend visits Hiderton friends. Ankeny and wife of near Indiana visited Sabbath. Rev. F. K. Stamm conducted the infant George Smeltzer child funeral. Thure Elder McLaughlin of New Kensington spent the week nearby. Elders Ridge basketball passed through town Saturday en route to Ardleton amid a defeat. Clyde Berghley of Apollo spent Sunday here. Mrs. Walter Sites returned to McKeesport after two weeks with relatives.
Prothero serves as juryman during spending week in Indiana. Mrs Joe McBihoes entertained the club on Friday. Mrs Olive Woodward returned home after two weeks with Indiana relatives. Mr St Clair Thompson, ill for some time, shows little improvement. Miss Hazel Condron, student at Indian Normal, visited her parents. Mrs doin McCleland spent time with Indiana friends. Mrs Martha Moore and daughter Mabel attended the funeral of Mike Polly Moore at Rochester Mills. Samuel Lydie and wife visited Punxsutawney friends over Sunday. Nanpie Uriden of New York spends a month with her parents. James Smith of Marion Center visited his mother here. Mrs Elliott Rice and son spent a day with friends in Mihal fey. Dr J Hall, three weeks at his old home in New Hampshire, returned home. Mrs Martha Smith and Mrs Isaac ger to spend next ten days with relatives in Pittsburg. Wm Teeples was a recent business caller in Indiana.
Mr and Mrs Homer Carson of near Dayton visit Mrs Carson s aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs J Scott McCaughey on Rabbath William Lydie near Indiana spends Sunday with his mother Mrs Sarah Lydie Mina Jotnle Kirkpatrick spent several days with her brother John near Thosemoyne returned home early last week Mrs Scott McCaughey and Miss Mary McGioighey guests of Karny Lier hari near Phimoyille Friday Hubert Morrow and Gree Lydie Indian visitors Monday Mrs J Scott McCaughey visited Mrs Tom Willard Wednesday Miss Oliver Serr of Coorgeville visited Miss Elizabeth McMillen Sabbath ORD Charles McQuown transacted business at the county boat Friday Jane Lowman ill improving John Farnsworth and wife of Fantrun guests Saturday afternoon A M Hollis transacting business in Philadelphia and New York City Mrs rank Gremley and son of Hipsy recent visitors Mrs Rube Kinter of neny Gipsy caller here Gas globes gas vehicles and mantles Bix window full at A T Taylor and Son s Special prices this week
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