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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1926
Page
5
Clyde McCrea hunts bear in Potter county. Numerous locals visit, host and travel among Brush Valley residents including Evans, McCrea, Miller, Rugh, Truby, Sprinkle, Overdorff, and others. Social events feature pie and oyster suppers at Cresswell and Evans schools, with guests from Indiana Normal and nearby towns.
East Wheatfield CL A Waltman of Millers town will occupy the Presbyterian pulpit on Sabbath morning. Former pastor of Armagh Seward churches. Several local residents visited relatives and attended a photo film of Ben Hur in Johnstown. Various families and individuals appear in short notices of visits and gatherings.
Howard Myers Quade Smith Say mond Nichols and William Stephens were elected trustees of Crete church at the meeting held recently. H R Couch and Samuel Dible spent the week-end in Pittsburgh. John Wirgens finished a successful threshing season. Mrs M R Couch returned from visiting her daughter in Pittsburgh. Mr Walker who operated Mr Neal s cider mill returned home. Mrs doward Myers returned from Pittsburgh. Mr Chris and Morris Richard hunted Monday in the vicinity. Rev Simpson of Altoona will give an entertainment at Crete this evening.
Mr and Mrs Harry Duenl visit the latter s mother Mrs R A Trisal and Mr and Mrs Walter Dortholomew hire a new radio In Indiana recent callers include Mrs Ida Downey Mrs R A Trusal Mrs John Cummings and Mrs Thos Buggy Church services noted at Crooked Creek on Sunday at 11 oclock and Pine Vale at 11:30 AM and 7 30 PM Local residents Charles Lowman and brothers from Johnstown Gip sy and Ipsy are mentioned along with other neighbors and community gatherings.
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