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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1936
Page
3
Three new and rare mineral constituents of the earths surface have been discovered by scientists of the Smithsonian Institution. A social note records visits across several towns as families and relatives are mentioned with Sunday and Monday calls. Church announcements note Sunday school at 10 oclock at the Crooked Creek church and local visits are listed.
Foster Smock and son Arthur of Watsons Ridge called on A. Guiste home Friday. Betty Silvis, employed in the Fulton home, spent the weekend with her parents. Mrs. Rud dock hosted a Thursday afternoon gathering. Indiana shoppers visited the G. H. Coleman home. A Mothers Day celebration featured a picnic and school term wrap with twenty four perfect attendances. Burial for James Wilkinson took place at Crete cemetery. A new daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur George.
A flurry of Sunday visits and local greetings fills Maple Grove as families from Johnstown Bethel Penn Run and nearby towns stop by the Sloppy home. Congregants attend church in Strongstown and many neighbors share tales of travel work and gatherings with Detwiler, Adams, and Waltemire families. The Progress and Pittsburgh Post-Gazette subscription offer closes the page.
Washington Township residents and relatives frequent visits across Atwood Punxsutawney Vandergrift and Sagamore as Indiana hospital news and school events appear. Many named families share Sunday and Saturday calls including Blystone Jewart Harman Park Orr and Miller families with extended relatives from Chambersville Coral and Byer Slope. A hunting accident injured John Duffy when an icicle fell from a cliff during rabbit hunting.
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