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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1935
Page
6
频Residents and families from Van dergrift Vandergrift Apollo and Indiana visited friends and relatives in weekend gatherings. A rare auto collision resulted in the death of James Geary of New York, who was struck between two cars.
Michael Clark and family moved from John Clark farm to Penn Run. Budd Overman and Luther Ray visited Isaac Sleppy in Indiana hospital. A busy slate of callers including Dallas Detwiler, Cecil Decker, G R Waltemire, and Jennie Coy visitations across Indiana and nearby towns.
Mrs J G Henderson and son Joe and daughter Frelen visited relatives in Watsons Ridge. Jennie Henderson of Indiana and Martha and Hather Hine of Indiana spent the weekend with the Warners, Dorothy visiting Walter Ewing on Sunday. Annabel Ewing stayed in Foster Smock's home Thursday. Walter Ewing and J S Ewing hosted Sunday afternoon at Olivet.
A compact quotation from Henry V Act IV Scene 1 notes that few die well in battle, reflecting on courage and fate in war. The line highlights the grim cost of martial glory.
Aky and Akers families of Shelocta and the Resslers of Cramer visited the Wilbert Mack home. Thanksgiving program planned at Brethren church at 7 30 PM. Mrs. Garfield Cline and Dorothy McClelland shown improvements post hospital stays. News notes include births Richard Duane Leigh Jacob Rice Truxal and a Greensburg accident involving Ben Shirley. Several residents visited Greensburg Greensburg trips to Greensburg and Johnstown hospitals mentioned.
Readers from R D are offered a six dollar and fifty cent price for a periodical edition.
South Bend notes show Sadie Smith wintering with niece in Currys Run. Meetings held by the Missionary Society at Mrs. Silvig’s home. Waneta Delphine club hosted by Mrs. Hanna. Families and visitors frequenting farms and towns with multiple visits: Beighleys welcome a daughter, Hanna callers, Townsend and Shellhammer visits, and Pittsburgh connections. Frank Silvia shoots a black squirrel.
Sunday school at uvivy o'clock church at 11:00 and C EB at 7:00. Mr and Mrs Steele Warner and friends here Sunday afternoon. The WCT A will meet at Mrs R W Beamer's home Thursday afternoon. Leader Mrs Smith. Entertainer Mrs Dean Ashbaugh. Vocational school to present plays Friday evening November 22. Chicken and biscuit supper and bazaar at the church Thursday evening November 21 with a short program. Donald Ewing and Elsie Faith called at the Ashbaughs Saturday evening. Edna Shath and sister of Coal Run spent Thursday evening with Trene Palater.
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