Conemaugh Misa Margaret Visits Relatives on Sunday
Misa Margaret Dixon of Saltspur spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs J A Dixon. Mr and Mrs W Marshall visited at the home of their son Raymond Marshall on Sunday.
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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1937
Page
8
Misa Margaret Dixon of Saltspur spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs J A Dixon. Mr and Mrs W Marshall visited at the home of their son Raymond Marshall on Sunday.
Misa Grace Kelly of Swissvale and Misa Campbell of Braddock were Sunday visitors in the J S Ewing home. Ed Buchanon spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Joe Buchanon of Homer City.
Rural Valley residents visit in town while longtime residents and former pastors are remembered. Silver wedding anniversary celebrated. local moves include Dr. Hopkins, Forsythe, McKee, and Heator families. Edward C. Griffith begins as local mail messenger May 1.
Dixonville social note list shows Alex Sterner visiting his brother Harry Sterner, and Peter Petrus from Monaca visiting his niece Mrs Charles Liptak Jr. Others include Misa Elva Langham from New Kensington visiting her grandparents, Norman Kerr family from Culver visiting Peter Maloney, Levinson family from Clymer visiting Minnie Miller, and several locals shopping and visiting in Indiana. The Ladies of the Missionary Society quilted a dinner event, and Charles Miller moved to New York for work while Lester Peters and family plan to move to Indiana this week.
A Curry Run church rainbow party will be held on Thursday evening May 18 with a penny per year age entry and proceeds for church repairs. Communion services are planned for May 16 with preparatory services Friday evening. Local social notes record visits among residents and missionary society meetings, with multiple families named in Elderton and Pittsburgh area.
Clarksbury residents report a busy weekend with visits from Mr and Mrs Carl Guy Mrs Margaret Coleman Miss Bila Coleman of Braddock. Mrs M A Fulton improves from illness. J Y Clawson returned to town. Mother's Day events at Westminster College attended by Mrs Paul Lowman. The Cribbses visit Mrs Boyer near South Bend. Seminary student Kaufman preached at the church and Rev J A King of Elwood City will lead next Sunday May 9 with a congregational meeting to follow.
Strongstown residents visit relatives in Nanty Glo and Johnstown while Wm Bennell and C. Troxell travel to Indiana on business. Funeral attendance marks community sorrow after Boyd Holby fatally injured in an Indiana area auto crash. Ruth Stephens visits with aunt Ann Pord as the region mourns. Local notices mix with store ad chatter about a spring sale and coupons during Indiana Community Sales Event.
Mount Union community notices list visits and weekend gatherings by Mrs. G B Wingard of Oklahoma and Mrs. Amos Boyer, with numerous relatives from Tarentum Apollo Vandergrift and Leechburg. Rev Richter appointed Elderton pastor will preach Sunday morning May, 10:20, Sunday school at 9:0.
Mrs ld Hanks led the Crooked Creek church missionary circle in an all day quilting session last Thursday. A string of visitors and relatives joined from Pittsburgh, Hart, and Homer City.
F K Mayhood and family spent the weekend with Mrs Marie Smock. Miss Roberta McComba of Jean Nette visited her sister Mrs Ewing. An executive meeting of the Christian Endeavor was held at Mrs Walter Ewing's home with County C E president James Lewis and Rev Case in attendance. Eugene Hosack works for T Ce Hood. Walter Ewing and daughter Annabel were Indiana callers on Wednesday. Miss Jean Patterson and Miss Aleatha Hood spent the weekend with Miss Militeen Kopp near Warren.
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