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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1925

Page

11

Quarantine facts and local news from Elders Ridge

The health talk by Dr. Campbell traces quarantine origins from Bible times to modern practice, noting the 40 day quarantine, methods, and the balance between protection and disruption. Local items report Hickey preparing to move to Apollo, visits by Snyder, Ashbaugh, Manners, and a lopsided basketball game Elders Ridge Vocational school 73 Homer City 5.

Frank Hickey Apollo John Snyder Dean Ashbaugh Norman Manners Saltsbury Florence Smith Elders Ridge Bert Baker A. R. Ashbaugh Fassett Homer City Elders Ridge Vocational School Adove

Local notices from Blairsville area residents and visitors

Robison Myr and Mrs Oliver Henderson and family of Bolivar visited relatives in town on Sunday. Charles Montgomery visited Blairsville on Tuesday. Mrs George J L Bowser returned home from Johnstown hospital. John E H Boyle was in Johnstown Friday for eye treatment after a cinder injured his eye, injuring his already damaged sight. On inauguration day Charles W Sutton brought his radio to the front porch on Chestnut street as Prof Steel Clan gon and teachers led schoolchildren and neighbors to listen to the President. Mrs Catherine St Clair of Lockport was in town Saturday recovering from a broken arm. Mrs M J Montgomery visiting friends in Uniontown. Mrs Russell Jones returned from Memorial Hospital Johnstown Wednesday improved. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Lafayette Gimble on Saturday. Mrs William Brendlinger and Mrs Harry Wiseheimer of Clyde visited Friday. Ty A Henderson of this township recovering from mumps. Mr and Mrs Paul Brendlinger moving to the Bennsylvania Railroad Co house west of town. Mrs Andrew Mills fell and injured her shoulder while scrubbing on Saturday. George Miller hurt his foot at work Saturday. Ash walks have been made in front of many homes as ashes are inexpensive and better than mud.

Chestnut Street Steel Clangon Catherine St. Clair Lockport M. J. Montgomery Uniontown Russell Jones Memorial Hospital Johnstown Lafayette Gimble William Brendlinger Harry Wiseheimer Clyde Ty. A. Henderson Paul Brendlinger Bennsylvania Railroad Co Andrew Mills George Miller

Local notes from Elders Ridge and Saltsburg

Weekend visits by ELDERS RIDGE S resident H Snyder and business caller G V Reeves in Saltsburg. Indiana interior decorator Mr Carr advancing church work. Miss Moore and Miss Wailerell, vocational school instructor, spent weekend at home. Prof Miller ill with mumps and chicken pox. new vasea mentions noted.

S, H. Snyder G. V. Reeves Saltsburg Carr Indiana Presbyterian Church Miss Moore Misa Wailerell Prof. Miller Nat

Community Notes From Brush Valley And Nearby Towns

Mrs Clyde McCrea spent Saturday and Sunday with sister Mrs Skiles of Wehrum. Howard Cunningham and Walio Mock were Johnstown callers. Russell Herlinger visited county seat last Wednesday. Mrs Lewis Cameron and daughter Lois of Indiana visited G T McCrea and wife. Stanley Allen was a Johnstown visitor last week. Chester Rhine and wife visited Homer City for a day. Mr and Mrs James McElwee were Johnstown visitors last week. Albert Guterbaugh and family visited Mr and Mrs Jay Clark Sunday. Frank McCrea and family and Mrs S T Rugh spent Sunday with their parents G T McCrea and wife. James McElwee serves on the jury this week. T Rugh and daughter Mrs Wm Artemus were Indiana visitors Saturday. Scott Campbell of Homer City spent Sat night and Sun with R R Campbell and wife. Mrs Camden Bain and daughters Edna and Mildred spent the past week with Mr and Mrs Ord Weaver.

Clyde McCrea Skiles Wehrum Howard Cunningham Walio Mock Johnstown Russell Herlinger Lewis Cameron Lois Indiana G. T. McCrea Stanley Allen Chester Rhine Homer City James McElwee Albert Guterbaugh Jay Clark Frank McCrea S. T. Rugh T. Rugh Wm. Artemus Scott Campbell R. R. Campbell

Weekend visits roll through Indiana and Vandergrift

Names of residents and visitors appear in a sequence of weekend and Thursday gatherings. Davidibson and Mrs Oliva Zeig sler from Indiana visited with Oliva Zeig sler’s family. Mrs Mary McMahon visited her Vandergrift sister. others hosted relatives in Vandergrift Marton Center Uniontown Ambridge Beaverdale Commodora and Indiana areas. Ed Gray spent time with G W Gray family. Mrs Ordnung Weaver Camden Bain visited Marton Center with Glenn Miller. A Marion Center caller Homer Downey joined local social visits with the Hurd and Oberlin families. William Mottern visited his sister in Indiana.

Davidibson Oliva Zeigsler Indiana Mary McMahon Homer Hurd Vandergrift Erdean Potts David Gibson Grace Barclay Edward Gray Uniontown G. W. Gray Ord Weaver Camden Bain Glenn Miller Marton Center Homer Downey Marion Center J. L. Warner Commodora Ipia Hurd Misa Evelyn Oberlin Ambridge H. W. Oberlin William Mottern Earl Gray Beaverdale

Local Social Notes From Nicholtown And Nearby Areas

Miss Adelaide Wolfe of Clymer visited home over the weekend. Residents from here spent Thursday evening at Cherry Tree. J. H. Berkey visited Dixonville on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Reed of Blairsville spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ford Reed. Edna Brown Ethel and Clair Brown spent Tuesday evening with H. Reithmiller and family. Miss Nobel Lowman and Hazel Brown visited their homes. Mrs. H. Riethmiller visited her mother Mary M. Boucher on a Saturday. A number from here attended a party Saturday evening at Joseph Pardee’s home for his son Sherd. H. Riethmiller was a Dixonville visitor on Monday.

Adelaide Wolfe Clymer Cherry Tree J. H. Berkey Dixonville Everett Reed Blairsville Ford Reed Edna Brown Ethel Clair Brown H. Reithmiller Nobel Lowman Hazel Brown H. Riethmiller Mary M. Boucher Joseph Pardee Sherd

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