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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1921
Page
4
Black lick and nearby residents report routine events including a post office deck upgrade for public convenience and thanks to the post mistress. Local births, visits, and travel notes recur with Pittsburg trips, piano demonstrations, church bazaars, and a football game loss to Indiana Normal. Community notices cover a new supervisor, relocations, and upcoming events in Indiana and Uniontown.
Paul Rager made a trip to Hollidaysburg on Monday. Many family gatherings and homecomings are planned for Thanksgiving.
Mrs Stewart of Homer City visits in Jane Wing's home. Nev Kvege and wife from Indiana spend weekend with shiners. Mary Montgomery returns to Aspinwall after summer. Joseph King wintering with Milena George. Walter Porter and wife welcome a daughter. Sarah and Marla Smith hosted guests Wednesday including Mrs Stewart and Jane King. Klingensmith Turner and Weming of New Kensington hunted here last week. Rev Kresge marries at the bride's home. Irwin K Kelly of Armstrong Township and Olive Silvis of this place noted. Mrs Merbert Ritts of Titusville visited her sister‑in‑law Mrs J H Wray. Virginia Allshouse visited the King home Friday. $1
Elders Ridge residents Herbert Long and sister Sarah visited their sister Mrs. Lyle Stewart in McIntyre. D A Rosensteel traveled to Apollo to see his ill sister Sarah. Rebekah Watson of Liver-moor visited her sister Mrs. I M Long. Gerald Ditch of Coal Run called Friday evening. Nan J. Wray of Shady Plain stayed with the Fassett household. Clark Coleman and wife of Iselin visited Mrs. W W Ewing. R B Fassett and wives accompanied by Mrs Frank Lambing and Mrs Paul Wing were in Indiana. Robert Dunmire, a South Bend paper hanger, spent a week at the Walter Ewing home. Mrs Lyle Stewart of Kent visited her parents, J M Long and wife, last week. Miss Tazel Anderson spent the weekend with friends in McIntyre.
Mrs Eunice Campbell Robinson and Miss Bessie Allbaugh of Conemaugh spent the weekend with Miss Grace Licht enfels. Mrs Paul Fulcomer visited relatives in Wilmerding last week. Mrs E P Bryan of Millvale guest of her mother Mrs John Foust last week. Mrs Vincent Mack and children and Mrs James Hall returned Tuesday from Blairsville visit. Mrs Samuel Locksman of Pitcairn and daughter Bernice spent Sunday with grandmother Mrs St Clair Paul Penrose of Sarver guest here last week. Mrs W H Fisher shopped in Johnstown Friday. Perry Mack made a business trip to Indiana Wednesday. Mr and Mrs John Steffy and family and Mr and Mrs Chas Miller moved to Johnstown Monday. Manuel Ressler opening a butcher shop in new building on Front street. O T E Hartzell working at Eudora. Leroy McClain smashed his thumb at the brickyard last week. Primary room crowded so half day sessions only. Mr and Mrs Harry McIntire proud parents of a baby girl. Andy Milla had a rib broken at Elliott coal mine Friday. Mrs Stephen Quinlin typhoid patient at Memorial hospital Johnstown brought home Saturday improved. Joseph Shaffer made a business trip to Johnstown Monday. Charles Sutton sick but able to be about again.
County cat visitors Mrs GO CG Walker Mrs W L Clawson and Wilbur Coleman came Friday. Mr and Mrs R D McCall of Van dergrift visited weekend with T S Marshall. J Ross Hamilton West Lebanon teacher visited Sabbath night with H M Lowman. Mrs Charles Nelson hosted Kathryns fifth birthday party Saturday afternoon. Miss Wherry returned missionary will speak at the Presbyterian church Sunday.
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