19 Mar 1919
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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1919
Page
1
Isaac Householder is home from overseas on a ten day furlough. Afterward he will depart for a training camp and remain there until his discharge from military service. Local notes recount illnesses travels and visits in Blacklick and nearby towns with multiple residents and events noted.
Mrs J G Heitzenrater visits brothers John and Francis Alabran in DuBois and Clearfield. Mr and Mrs J B Rosborough visit daughter and son in Locust. Mrs Arlie Hosack and three children guests of Jennie Walker. Charlie Dilts family arrive from Youngstown to settle nearby. Ralph Wineberg shop in Punxsutawney. Grace McConnaughay reports return from overseas. Linus Simpson family visit Hicks and Wineberg. Herbert Kensinger of Punxsutawney visits Rogsborough family. CG Brown spends weekend in Punxsutawney area. J B Rosborough learns Glenn arrived in New York from France on March 18.
A long list of local visits and callers from Punxsutawney, DuBois, Dayton, Big Run, Vandergrift and other towns fills a North Point social column. Names include Miss Mabel Hicks, Mrs. J. G. Crawford, Miss Ruth Weal, Clark Beck, Clyde Neal, Mary B. Crawford, Rosena Loring, Alda Black, Edna Ames, Esther McCullough, and many others. Revival services are planned at the A B church, and the New Era movement seeks 13 million for benevolences with Clarkshoro’s share listed.
Local notes report visitors and callers in Clymer and nearby towns. Names include Miss Anne Melariand Mrs Orrin Pattison and John Sickanberger plus residents from Diamondville Wamondvilla and Wandin. Also listed are Merle Everwine who returned from France and plans to resume practice. Alex Smith of Philipsburg and Morriadala. Albert Dearuth of Indiana. and several social visits to households on Railroad Avenue and in Altoona.
Reverend J. T. Davis of Blairsville preached at Chst Mahoning last Sabbath morning. Mr and Mrs Edgar Lockard will depart March 19 for Iowa to take up farming duties.
Mrs Fr L Gibson and two sons visit parents Mrs R L Siverd and gon grant are ill Norman Keith and son Emmett traveled to Indiana on Thursday The stork visited the home of Mr and Mrs R W St Clair Sunday night delivering a baby girl IL Barr made a trip to Indiana Monday Mrs Oren Askins of Hellwood visited at Bert Steffy home Mrs Charles Goodlin visiting her mother at Falls Creek Ferrier visiting son and daughter in law Aaron Terrier at Diamondville R W St Clair and Alfred St Clair made a business trip to Inch ing Saturday Mrs J A Young of this place died at Falls Creek last week
Mrs Ben Glark is on the sick list. Lynn Heiden moved to the John A Macau farm near East Run. Charlie Walker and Mrs Mitchell of Pitcairn visited Mr and Mrs John D Walker in Arcadia Sunday. Mrs Lukelart and Mrs Burkey of Ore shopped in Arcadia Monday. Annie Schrecengost is a patient in Dixonville hospital two weeks after gallstone operation. Wimner Snyder nurses a swollen eye from a boil.
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