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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1926
Page
2
Rochester Mills items report Mrs John Snyder returning from Homer City and several residents visiting Indiana Rossiter Lorain Marion Center and Emma Pifer's town property. In Bricksburg families welcome guests, ailments limit church attendance, repairs on I C O F hall proceed, and social visits noted among local households.
Mrs Joe Widdowson returned home after visiting her husband’s mother. Geneva Pardee spent time with her sister at Wilgus over the weekend. J T Muman and son George visited Walter Muman on Sabbath. Alverda Walker Arveda Walker and Sprather George visited John McAdoo on Sunday. Howard Raleigh saw his sister Mrs M D Brithart last week. Grace Bray travels for hospital operation soon. Attendance marked at Jay Muman sale Thursday. Tom Wetzler has moved from Blacklek to town. Jeonard Muman and wife visit in town.
Miss Elizabeth Zimmers is spending time in Pittsburgh. Mrs. R. H. Fry of Wilkinsburg visits daughter Mrs. QO. J. Calhoun. Mrs. Katherine Beck of Baltimore visits Mrs. Ralph Smith. Betty Calhoun and Veronica Bratten weekend at Mrs. Mary Ray in Indiana. Flaine Cousins and Geraldine Warly weekend with Mrs. Clara Wagiley in Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. Rose of Clarksburg weekend with daughter Mrs. Raymond Fleming. Joe Martin and daughters Dorothy and Martha spend weekend with her mother in Pittsburgh. Paul Bratten Friday with relatives in Indiana. Lewis Brubaker of Seward weekend at aunt Mrs. C. G. A. Taubler. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brown and Mrs. J. Niel and granddaughter Miriam spend Sabbath with town relatives. Ella Hamilton of Seward visits Miss Louise Ranson. Mrs. R. S. Coulter of West Lebanon visits relatives in Wilkinsburg. Miss Mary Thompson of Saltsburg spends several days with Mrs. Wm. Young. W. M. Bear of Sharpsville spends Thursday in Blairsville. Mrs. Mary A. Calhoun visits daughter Mrs. Nan North in Wilkinsburg. Mrs. Mabel Mikesell of Kent spends Thursday with sister Mrs. Clyde Cameron.
In Elders Ridge area influenza and measles rage as residents like C P Ewing Miriam Baker and others fall ill. Church services by Rev Henry draw large Iselin attendance. 90 to 100 converts reported. Local vocational school teams won on the road. Jimmie Ewing suffers a wrist injury. Also official notice outlines May 18 1926 primary election offices and party nominees in Indiana County.
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