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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1917
Page
4
Pittsburg visitors including Mr and Mrs S A Everett and Thomas Vulich. Miss Zula Bruce from Cleveland visits Mrs Bell. Rev J T Davis of Blairsville preaches Growth in Grace and A Call to Remembrance. Measles epidemic ongoing. Various locals travel to Indiana and Johnstown. furnace 2 at Josepine runs after repairs.
A longtime dealer asserts Buffalo Brands are the driest and best drilling fertilizers in Indiana County, denounces rivals and quack agents, cites ten years of sales, and notes plans to ship 100 tons from Buffalo Fertilizers Works. He lists stations Clymer Dixonville Tome and offers fixed prices for his customers.
The Colonial Club entertained at Mrs Dick Stephens home Thursday evening. J D George was in Pittsburg on business. Homer Pfeiffer of Richmond called in Homer City. Twin girls were born to Mr and Mrs J Mitchell last week. Mrs V Hill and Mrs S B Beck visited Indiana shoppe rs Friday. Mrs W Ir Lytle of West Lebanon was guest of Mrs J Thomas Friday. George Horning and wife plan to move to Johnstown where he has been employed. Samuel Lucas wife and daughter of Indiana visited relatives Sunday. John Lee of Burnside stayed with his sister Olga Devin ey Friday. Blair Cooper visiting his parents over Sunday. Mrs Samuel Dickson of Jacksonville visited daughter Mrs R C Jobo Saturday. Harvey Ferrier employed at Johnstown visited over Sunday. Rex Robinson of Avonmore visited sister Mrs Frank Schall Sunday. Postmaster J J Campbell and son Glenn went to Bolivar Sunday. Mrs Lt A McCombs of Indiana was guest of Mrs S H Drenning Saturday. Mr and Mrs A W Lydie and son Robert visited relatives in Indiana Sunday. Co S Kunkle was a business caller at the county seat Monday. Miss Helen Campbell of Verona spent Sunday at home. J J Miller conducted business in Indiana Monday. H L Priester spent Sunday with family.
Kenwood and nearby residents share visits and family news as callers span Gibson, Stitt, Smith, Elwood, Huston, Little, Lukehart, and others. Guests include Mrs. John Gibson's household, Mr. and Mrs. Henderson Stitt, and relatives near Cresson, Grisemore, and Marion Center with health updates and travel to Heilwood.
H M Little called on B 5 Conner Wednesday. Clark Wells and son visited from Indiana last week. McKinley Adamson spent the weekend with sister Mrs Jennie Little of Marion Center. Edna Coner stayed with Mrs A B Little Thursday. Lloyd Bell visited Plumville Friday. Mr and Mrs S A Wilhelm visited Mrs Nancy Fleming one evening. J Q Smith returned home Friday after working at Rossiter. Murray Stewart and J L Stuchell visited Five Points and Indiana respectively. Murray Stewart sold his farm to Frank Lohr of Willet. Rev Sturgeon, former Plumville pastor, guest of G R Jamison Saturday. S A Wilhelm and J M Caylor visited county seat Wednesday. Harry Neely called on G W Gribbs Saturday. Misses Elsie Blanche and Rosie Palmer spent Sabbath with Mrs G W Clawson. Communion services held at Mt Tabor by Rev Richards of Blairsville. Miss Margaret Neely of near Clyde visiting friends nearby. Mrs Mellie Mack spent a day with Mrs L J B Neely. Miss Mary Keim visiting brother and family. Ad Palmer ill. Mr and Mrs Clyde Palmer moved into new house. Misses Mary Neely and Verna Boring visited Mrs L W Neely near Clyde.
McIntyre, Miss Bleie Hart was at Indiana shopper on Thursday. Jerry and Ed Little visited their brother Merle of Livermore. A large group gathered at Hazeline Gemmell’s home for Taffy pulling and games Friday night. Mary Learn, a high school student in Indiana, visited home over the weekend. Visitors included A. G. Stewart and others. Ambrose Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Mulberger spent days in Dayton. W. W. McMillen went to Pittsburgh to see son Don, ill with pneumonia. Joe Lewis family visited Mrs. Lewis’ parents.
Ants, John Walker, near Kintersburg. Bert McMillen of Punxsutawney visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jackson McMillen. Mr. and Mrs. John Grové visited friends at Jacksonville last week. Mrs. 8 EB Lydie and Mrs. M P McMillen spent Monday at the home of Clark Jamison, of Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Loughry of Marion Center spent Friday with their brother in law Edgar Lydie and family.
Mrs Andrew Foster attended the funeral of Mrs Henry Elkin in Pittsburg last week. Wallace Wingert from Canada has been visiting grandparents James and Chapman. Harry Neal of Jacksonville visited J M Hazlett. Mrs Lucinda Lydie and Mrs Mary Johnston visited Mrs Mattie Kerr near Plumville. Adabel Kinter and brother Horace visited Wm McCormick’s family near Trade City. Mrs Bird Remaley visited the William Frederick family. Mary B Crawford, Georgeville teacher, visited William Hopkins near Marion Center. Albert Whitaker returned home from Normal school in Dayton.
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