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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1919
Page
6
Elders Ridge and surrounding towns feature a weekend of visits as residents host relatives from Homerity Jacksonville Saltsburg West Lebonan and Bucknell College. The Rev C R Culbertson of Clarksburg and Rev Duncan Mackenzie of Gibsonia Pa are highlighted as visiting and candidate pastor prospects for Elders Ridge West Lebanon and nearby churches.
Mrs Jacob Strong enjoys a ten day visit with friends in Pittsburg and Verona. R H Golden buys a new auto truck. C C Coy family suffering influenza. Mrs Wess Ackerson convalescent. Miss Zed Lyons visiting Berd and Evelyn Wolfe. Mrs Albert Coy sick. H M Amond of McIntire visits home folks. Mrs Clair Cramer at H D Browns. Will Thomas of Stafford as weekend guest of Ellsworth Henry. Mrs Ellen Carr visiting Margaret Brown. Mary Smith teacher at Heilwood visits home. Merle Brown visits county seat. Royden Coy cuts hand with crosscut saw. John Davis Indiana shopper. H A Reithmiller of West Wheatfield calls in town. Miss Ruby Smith Culver teacher visits home. E W Napp on business to Manver. Mrs Tony Lease leaves for Westover to nurse. Mrs J C Martin visiting Punxsutawney. John Davies trips to Moss Creek. Walter Crouch Cambria Indiana RR agent on business in Culver. Bert Leib of Stiles Station calls in town.
Howard Meekins moves to his farm near Cockport. Gibson returns home from Clearfield hospital after five weeks. Ella Lydia of Lovejoy visits Margaret Lockard. Everett Clawson and wife stay with her in Lovejoy. Bert Lockard and Paul Shank visit Zoe Learn near Purchase Line. Obediah Lockard spends week at county seat. Margaret Lockard visits sister Mrs Harry Henry. Elizabeth Robinson listed as sick. Funeral held for Ella Fulton at Walter Robinson home near Westmoreland county. Nellie Hanna visits from near Indiana. A Crete youth social hosted by Warry Anderson in Center township.
Mrs Margaret Williama and daughter Vivian shopped in Johnstown on Saturday. Miss Hrma Kunkle visits grandmother Mrs Annie Fisher. Albert Gibson and daughter Mave were Vandergrift visitors last week. Mr and Mrs T A Henderson report their son Oliver arrived in New York on March 8 after six months in France. Jacob St Clair of Conemaugh called in town Thursday. Archie Bowser and family from Pitairn visited W L Bowser. Mrs Susan St Clair spent Monday in New Florence. W A Leer improves his residence with a front porch. Pearl Adams and family of Johnstown and Mrs Willard Piper of Cokeville visit their mother Mrs CG J Altimus who is seriously ill. Mr and Mrs C D Brendlinger leave for Wooster Ohio for several days. Miss Hulda Campbell visits Homer City. Archie McClain of Pitcairn called on friends here Wednesday. Revival services held at United Evangelical church led by Rev Minera. Mrs Rebecca McGraw visits friends in Derry on Wednesday. Mrs John Lewis was Johnstown visitor Saturday. Mrs Rachel Fulcomer near six months in bed, in critical condition. Mrs Ray Jichtenfels attends an uncle’s funeral in Johnstown on Friday. OG and Hewitt visit son Oscar Hewitt. A son born to Mr and Mrs Walter Nixon named John Pershing. Ralph Shaffer, formerly of Salt Lake City, Utah, in the army, visits friends there. Charles Altimus improves his house with paint. Mr and Mrs R T Brendlinger visit Johnstown Saturday.
Mrs Edward Harrold visited relatives in Blairsville recently. Mr and Mrs Joe M Collings and gangs were guests of Carr King and family in Creekside last week. Mrs Elder Saltsgiver and son from Whitesburg returned home after visiting her mother Mrs Caroline George for a week. M Himes was at the county seat on Friday. Wm McAdoo and family and W C Smith and family were entertained at the W W Couch home last week. Ollie Moore visited her sister Mrs David Ruddock near Reed. Mrs Delia George of Olivet with her son Roy who has been ill. Irene King spent days with her brother and family at Creekside. Marian Cunningham visited Joe Moore Saturday afternoon. Nellie Gouch attended institute at Iselin Saturday. Ella Sell of Indiana and sister May of Iselin visited their mother Mrs Effie Sell over Sabbath. Mr and Mrs John Warner and son Edward of Indiana were guests of Mrs Warner's parents Mr and Mrs Samuel Kimmel over Sabbath. John Gibson visited Creekside Saturday. Members of the P C U held an oyster supper at the home of HH Porter Miller on Wednesday evening. About seventy five persons were present. Sergi Miller left on Sabbath for Camp Lee. Quade Smith of Parkwood was at his uncle John A Campbell's home recently. Early Sell spent the latter part of the week at his home. A pie social and entertainment will be held at James Meming school house Friday evening.
Indiana resident Harry Micenell was called in town last week along with Warren Meanor his wife and son from Tock Ipland. they visit his father W. P. Meanor. Mrs Mary Miller, long with her daughter in Pittsburgh, returned home last week. Mrs Madison Ross of Jefferson County spent Sunday with her sister in law Mrs J H Stewart.
Brushvalley residents and friends share news of visits and travels. Mrs Burl Clevenger of Pitcairn visited her parents near Meshbon. Harry Overdorff of Ligonier spent a week with friends. Rummell and wife visit Johnstown. Misses Roser of Dilltown spent time with G W Roser family. teachers Helen McMulen and Jettrude Rugh visited home. Ella Barrett seeks surgery in Murray’s sanitarium. Elmer Powell returns home after Camp Lee discharge.
Notice of letters testamentary on the estate of Charles Abel of Grant township issued to Christina Abel. Creditors must present claims duly authenticated for settlement. debtors to make prompt payment. Marion Center R.D. 8, Feb. 10, 1919.
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