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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1919
Page
3
A missionary convention is planned at the union church in Thamond ville on April 4 5 and 6 with services at 2 30 and 7 20 pm The event features a speaker from India and aims to draw local residents to spiritual talks and fellowship.
Purchase Line area residents undertake relocation and travel to Colorado Indiana and Iowa. Families including Learn Nichol Lockard Rowley Houck and others visit relatives attend church events and celebrate a stork birth. The community notes mining town moves coal mine activity and a Grant school tie social with ninety dollars realized.
Mr and Mrs Charlie Conner and daughter Gayle visited Mr and Mrs John Cudahy of Atwood on Thursday Mrs Jacob Learn was an Indiana caller on Suiday Mr and Mrs Perry Wallace spent last week with daughter Mrs W H Copeland of Saltabore Alts IT B P McCoy spent Friday with Mrs Lewis Wallace Miss Sara Ferguson spent last week with her brother and sister in law at Sagamore Mr and Mrs John Helman near here are proud parents of a new baby boy A pie social will be held at the Marlin school house at Five Points on Wednesday evening Mr and Mrs Ira Good of Plumville spent part of last week with Mr and Mrs George Frye
Marchand H. W. Smitten of Pittsburgh arrived last week to spend time on his farm. Charles Dilts, moving from Youngstown, purchased the Lydia Zener property. I. M. Lewis the game warden released quail after a shipment. A Chesley bought a team of draft horses from William McCormick. L. W. Powell and wife visited Punxsutawney on Saturday. Warman Peffer visited his daughter Mrs Frank White in Sagamore. Blair Fetterman and wife of Punxsutawney visited the latter's parents here. Mrs Brady visiting her daughter Mrs H. A. Orr of Indiana.
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