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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1915
Page
2
The Snicksburg Veteran Birthday Association met at Chaplain J. N. Stumpf's to celebrate the youngest member's 27th birthday with Mrs. Stumpf hosting. Attendees included Capt. Evan Lewis and several locals. Readings mention upcoming gatherings and local visits across Punxsutawney, Georgeville, and DuBois as residents attend events and assist the ill.
Iiderton and nearby towns share a bustling week of social calls visits and family gatherings. Residents including Mrs Danks Stuchell and three children, Mr Stuchells mother, Elizabeth Mhek and son Jas, and many others are pictured calling on friends and attending a funeral in Indiana. A wide range of visits from Newport Rhode Island to Punxsutawney and Ambrose reflect common everyday life with daughters, nieces, and relatives stopping by homes and schools in fragmented notes from Friday to Monday.
Many residents attended gatherings at the Learn school house including Mr. and Mrs. J C Long Mrs Della Laney of Verona Mrs Ben Vince Jerry Lyons Mara Long and Johnstowns wife David Lunnheimer and two daughters of Indiana were at the funeral of Mrs John Burnheimer Little Roebertha Weaver the daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Weaver is ill with scarlet fever Dosia Beulah Learn and Viola McMilen are on the sick list George Weston of Hastings visited friends here Mr and Mrs J D Snyder of Strongstown visited at Rank Meekins Friday Deb Kelley visited relatives at Bakerton then returned home Mirza Henry keeps a hen that laid an egg measuring 8 by 7 inches Mrs Harry Davis and Mrs Samuel Kelley were in Indiana Monday Mrs John Stekenberger and Mrs Harry Clark and their little son were Clymer callers Saturday Miss Liazle Putt of Clymer visited her aunt Mrs John Maize on Saturday.
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