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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1916
Page
4
Davis and Nickle towns report a string of social visits and family news. The column lists teaching assignments, illnesses such as typhoid, holiday guests, and local travel among families including Rankin, Mulberger, Caylor, and Hamilton. Also noted are school and church-related events, new houses near completion, and a rabbit hunting party with eight seven rabbits bagged.
Parkwood and Deckers Point districts list visits of relatives and friends, institute speakers from Indiana and local towns, and weekend gatherings. Attendees include Mrs. L M Carnahan, G I Rowe, J Wider Peeler, L E Miller, J F Chapman, and many residents from Crete, Apollo, Freeport, and nearby towns.
Mr and Mrs Linus Buterbaugh and daughter Eva spent weekend with Merle Engle in Homer City. Mrs A J Lydie visited Charles Goodlin in Tayloraville Friday. Mrs Lottie Smith of Shanktown visited friends here on Tuesday. Hunters motor to Frank Scott's Tuesday to hunt. Mrs William Neeley of Clymer stayed with Frances Piwomenot several days. Mrs Ben Shank and Mrs John Wheeler of Dixonville spent Wednesday with Mrs A J Lydie. Mrs R B Laney and Mrs A J Lydie visited Lawrence Shank's on Thursday. Margaret Scott is ill. Miss Alma Garman and Cecil Coble of Garmantown were guests of Miss Hope Meekin Sunday. Leonard Owens spending a few days at home in Ansonville. Charles Morrison visiting parents in Irvona for a week. Mrs Clyde Bhe on business trip to Barnesboro Wednesday. Mrs Charles Morrison visiting relatives in Altoona. Mr and Mrs Linus Butterbaugh returned home from Indiana. Miss Mae Kelly on business trip to Clymer Monday.
The M EB church members are cleaning and papering the church. Mrs Mary A Shank of Cockport moved in with daughter Mrs Harry Weaver last Tuesday. Sixteen men are working on the electric line this week. Numerous local residents, including John Kelly Clair Mack Emma Kelly Viola Kelly Vennie Meekins and Everett Shank, are visiting relatives and returning home for weekends. Milton Rodkey and Lizzie Weakland are also noted visitors, with various family visits around Clearfield Greenwich and Clymer.
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