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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1918
Page
10
Local notes detail Mrs James Elkin and neighbors in Rossmoyne visiting kin and attending gatherings. Families from Smicksburg, Georgeville, and Blairsville are listed with guests, dinners, and Sunday visits. A circus trip, church services, and social events round out a page of community life.
Proceedings recount visits by Gorey residents to relatives in town, with multiple families hosting and praised recoveries. A hospital operation for Mrs. Gledee is noted, a roof replacement on a farm occurs, and several families travel to Greensburg for Red Cross events on Labour Day. Dorothy Charles visits in Pittsburgh area. two officials appointed to route committees.
In Pleasant Valley many residents are mentioned with family ties and visits. Miss Mabel Lydia returns home to Cockport with relatives, Marvel Gibson visits sister Mrs. Roy George in Indiana, Paul Shank of Lovejoy fills a local post, and Margaret Swelteer enjoys a brief Johnstown vacation. The Parent and Teacher Association purchased a service bag featuring movie stars to honor local boys serving in the military.
Community items record visits and events around Laws Ville. Miss Munn Kennedy visits family on a farm. Mrs. John Kennedy spends Monday with her brother James Keeley in Saltahry. Reverend A. S. Davis of Bilnarsville gives a talk. Red Cross meeting Wednesday noted.
Word arrived that Dale, their son, reached J rview and Don Wood joined the aviation corps in France. Lighterp shows slight improvement while a motorcycle accident claimed Eugene Goulding of New York City after transfer to a hospital. Local notices extend to Camp Hancock furloughs, family visits, and funeral plans as community members engage in wartime duties and daily life. Garden fertilizer ad closes the page.
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