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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1920
Page
4
County town notes record visits and calls across Lovejoy Inid, Johnstown, Arcadia, and nearby areas. Families such as Bra Jane Frank, Mrs Hornheimer, Mr and Mrs Henry, and the Shanks are listed among frequent callers and social visits over Thursday Sunday.
Mrs Laura Stutsman and two children visit Johnstown while a kitchen shower was tendered at the Dixonville home on Wednesday evening.
A farewell surprise party for Miss Stella Rickard occurred Wednesday evening at her home before she leaves Friday for Ada Ohio to spend part of the winter with her brother. Many locals, including Victor Cramor, Bert Braughter, Miss Ella Armstrong, and Miss Vera Arthurs returned home for visits while others traveled to Coral to see Mrs J Myers. Victor Cramer made a business trip to Barnesboro, and Arthur Grossman returned to work in Fleibood after a home stay. Mr and Mrs Geary Spicher visited John D Spicher in Hillsdale. Billie Crossman visited Miss Arthurs’ home.
Miss Rose Laney of Blacklick spent last week in the company of Mrs. R. T. Brendlinger, sharing days and memories during her stay.
Social items report visits and gatherings among Clyde residents and friends. Names include Milo Luther, J D Mobley, F H Bowsher, Jerry Saxton, Arthur McCollim, William McCollim, M C Rhinehart, Michael Mack, William McClure, and Lawrence Mack. Activities span Armistice Day in Pittsburgh, family visits, church society events, a baked bean supper, a home sale, and plans for a move to Vandaregruft. Movements include Blairsville and Paris Island connections.
For sale a carload of buggies including top buggies and runabouts and carts. Also driving horses and one work horse. Sherman Runyan rear of Central Hotel Indiana Pennsylvania.
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