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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1916
Page
9
In Strongstown and nearby areas, numerous residents and visitors are noted. Social calls include Mr. and Mrs. H W Bennett in Johnstown, Miss Ida G George returning from near Clymer, and many family visits to and from Wintondale, Kenwood, and Diamondsville. A nighttime assault on Harper Steifull is reported with the assailant still at large.
Pine Flats area reports Thomas Hughes pastor of the Christian church in Clymer visiting Thornton on Wednesday. Mrs Susan Tilwood recently visited Miss Sadie Dunwiddie at Kenwood. Mrs Hannia Hahn of Johnstown visits her brother Alonzo Sides who is seriously ill with pneumonia.
Abram Shutt of Mercer visited Alvie Hanna with Mr and Mrs Wm McAdoo and daughter Marion near Parkwood. Ray George of near West Lebanon spent an evening with Joseph Alshouses. Eleanor Crawford of Olivet visited Baulah Henderson over the weekend. Martha Wray and Getand Hanna took eighth grade exams at Girty on Saturday. J R King spent the weekend in Indiana. EB T Smith suffered a painful injury after stepping on a pitchfork. Mrs Margaret Hugo and niece Margaret Hanna Sabbathed with Silas Fulmer in Zion's Valley. Janes Moorhead works in enameling at Indiana.
Lula Alshouse visits sister near West Lebanon on Saturday. Mrs. G W Stokes calls in Blairsville on Thursday. Anna May Clawson visits Nellie Bolen and Mrs D G Hollis. Blairsville’s Becca Gess visits Fortier’s mother ill with pleurisy. Mr Stork visits J H White’s route and leaves ten pound boy. Mary Waddel visits Amy Gess last Saturday. Powell visits Blairsville on Friday. A R Gess family from Livermore spends Sunday with their parents. Mrs Frank M Smith of Blairsville visits cousin Mrs J H White. Edna Vandorn of Primville calls on Mrs D C Wells. Ralph Seger of Atwood visits John Ditz. Mrs A W Diltz improving. Mrs Nettie Burch of San Francisco guests of sister Mrs Ryd Pearce. Mrs James A Wells celebrated birthday with friends. Mr and Mrs W T Mogel host guests on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Aaron Look and sons visit with Marion Center and Smicksburg families. Mrs S W Hazlett and son Hall visit N E F Warden. Cye Diltz returns from Pittsburgh. Dora D Moore returns home after school term at Ambrose.
Miss Della Lockhart of Dayton Wisconsin visits her parents over Sunday. G H Elkin and family visit Mrs. Wikin's mother Mrs Minerva Stider of Smicksburg Delhert. G Good moves from Planville Louisiana to Jackson Mcentham. Several residents move or visit relatives in Indiana and Crab Tree. Sick list includes Mrs Orn Melman Molen Ray James Tel gnu. A kitchen shower honors Mr and Mrs J McCann. Mail Carrier James McKee returns after grippe. Clair Mears visits James Mears. Clements family returns from Crab Tree.
Milton Run notes Milton Carney inuditeatyal. Samuel Nicewonger, once homebound with rheumatism, can now be seen on streets again. Mrs Leia Lydick of Apollo visited her parents Mr and Mrs James Fowler from today to Monday. Anita Knabh and Sunday school class hosted at the Shafter home Friday. Roy Wolfe family spoke at John Wolfe’s Sabbath gathering. William Widowson returned from Indiana hospital Friday. Ada Wid dows on at Huntingdon school returns home Friday for vacation. Mrs Attell Mock and daughters visited her father James Davis last week. Daniel Houck and son Hin visited brother John Ghinson last week. W H Mock Clymer visitors Saturday. Mrs David Brown spent Friday with Merle Brown and Walter Myers family. Miss Ida Owens of Indian visited her mother last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Wimner Lydick Verona visiting Andrew Lydick’s family. J Knox Carney Indiana visited father last week. D C H Wolfe celebrated 76th birthday Monday inviting neighbors soldiers. Attendees include W U Mock W H Green Jerry Strike James Powter W H A Adams and daughter Sara. A bountiful dinner, songs and stories followed. Mrs Irvin Glasser of South Six Sta te spent early week with J Glasser near Marion Center.
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