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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1930
Page
6
Preaching next Sabbath in the morning at eleven with Sunday school at ten. Many local residents visit relatives and friends across Blairsville, Indiana, and Apollo. Several are ill or homebound, with John Ewing and Anna May Porter among those mentioned for sickness and absences.
Mr. and Mrs. Lesley Brilhart of this place announce the birth of a daughter named Lucille Mae. Several local residents were listed as visitors and callers around Mt. Tabor, West Wheatfield and nearby areas through the week, with notes of various relatives and friends stopping by. Samuel Kelly suffered a work injury last week but returned to duties at the woods.
WILGUS Mr and Mrs Richard Blose and family visit Clymer. Numerous locals attend basketball game in Arcadia. Relatives and friends from Indiana, Lewistown, Hillsdale, Trade City, Kittanning, Vandergrift, Ford City and others appear in weekend visits. Preaching next Sabbath at 11 and Sunday school at 10. Birthday party for Lawrence McCurdy with guests from Vandergrift, Ford City and Kittanning. Ice cream and cake served. Delbert Akers weekends with Akeys.
SHELOCTA Mr and Mrs Carl Bracken and daughter Thelma of Indiana spent Sabbath with relatives at this place. Miss Carrie Sharp has returned home after time in Indiana. The Women’s Missionary Society will present the play Home Folks in the Walker school house Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Wilmer Sharp of Wilmerding spent Saturday and Sabbath with the former's parents Mr and Mrs W W Sharp. H C Kline was a recent business visitor in Indiana. Mr and Mrs Austin Say and family of near South Bend called in the J E Calhoun home Sabbath.
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