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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1937
Page
3
Discerning buyers are guided by James A Smith district agent of Northwestern Mutual and associates at 800 Savings and Trust Building Indiana Pennsylvania. The listing provides phone numbers 1565 7 and 1260 7 for contact and policy inquiries.
Dr S W Corcoran discusses Goodwill Industries work in Pittsburgh at the M B H church. Visitors include Grace Wetzel bound for Aruba as anasthetist. Nurses Muriel Barr and Catherine Holt visit, along with several local residents and Indiana state travelers. H C Lake teaches citizenship naturalization in Ernest area.
Mr. and Mrs. Orland Twigg and son visited Mrs. Elizabeth Bell last Friday. Mrs. Mary Rupert and Mrs. Blanche Lingenfelter helped Mrs. Roy Fulmer make applebutter last week. Guests at the McCurdy home Saturday included Mrs. R. N. Patterson and Mrs. James Patterson and three daughters, plus Mr. and Mrs. Dale Shaner and two sons. Further visits and travels are described among local residents and families. The Progress and Pittsburgh Post-Gazette to R. D. readers, $5.50.
Mrs A H Williams and her mother visited with friends at Glen Campbell. Mrs Harry Lunn and children were callers at the Eagle home. Rev Prugh of Indiana will preach at Heilwood Presbyterian Church Sunday evening November 14. Mr and Mrs Miles Davis of Alverda visited Thursday in the area. Mr and Mrs Floyd Rhine and son Charles and Mrs Jennie Stephens and Mrs John Overman and daughter Violet were Indiana visitors Saturday. Mr and Mrs Dean Barber and family of Irwin spent Sunday at Mrs Mary Atkine’s. William Glasaford called at the Eagle home Friday. Mr and Mrs Howard Cook and Mr and Mrs Delbert Cook of Edna and Mrs Emma Cook of Cookport were guests of Mr and Mrs Welling Johnson Sunday. Mr and Mrs William Lockard and Chester Stephens spent Saturday evening in Indiana.
Mrs. George Campbell wage shop ping in Indiana on Tuesday. Mrs. Fred Gould called to Kane on Friday due to her husband being seriously hurt when a steel girder fell on him at a building site. County Federation attendees included Mrs. J. C. Nippes and others. Families from Blacklick and nearby towns visited Uniontown, Hom er City, Braddock, and Pittsburgh areas, with several residents appearing as guests or callers.
Residents and visitors sharing weekends and visits across Smicksburg Williamsport Marion Center and Indiana. Notable movements include Clair Good moving to a new Smicksburg home and guests staying with Elizabeth Elkin D. C. Wells entertainments with Bessie Kerr Lula Hazelett and others.
Miss Raduker and Mr Fusick of E.R. V.8 and Miss Janet Mathison of New Kensington were weekend guests in the T. C. Hood home. Ida Gibson returned to Freeport after a month with Mrs S. R. Hine. Wendell Welzel of Homer City called at Walter Ewing’s. F. K. Mayhood and family of New Kennington were recent callers. James R. Ewing, Penn State freshman, spent the weekend with his parents. Mrs. 8S. R. Hine and daughter Martha visited Mr. and Mrs. George Meyers in Pittsburgh. John Filton of Indiana called at Walter Ewing’s Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Townsend of Avonmore visited S. R. Hine Tuesday evening.
Washington Township notices list guests visiting the Park and Blystone families, movers into the Prank Lahr home, Indiana hunting trips, and multiple social calls including fare well parties for Frank Lohr with plans to winter in California. Local residents are shown visiting, hosting, and traveling among Clarksburg Marion Center Five Points and Sagamore areas, with Emerson quotes on morality.
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