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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1919
Page
9
Marion Boyer plans move to Boyer homestead. Kimmel family and others visit, relocate, or host in areas including Wahdercraft, Vandergrift, Marion Center, and Punxsutawney. Christmas events Gastsown and Plumcreek church confirmed.-area hunting, visits, births, and moves noted with several named residents and places.
Mr and Mrs Jacob Stonebraker and their sons Sharp David and William visited Mr and Mrs Ted McQuown on Sunday in a family gathering.
Local notice reports a pre social planned at the Kinnan schoolhouse Friday evening. Simon Fisher of the area is seriously ill with paralysis. Mr and Mrs Arthur Kunkle plan to move to live with Mrs Kunkle's parents near Chambersville. Aldina Barr, baby of Mr and Mrs Chester Barr, shows improvement. Frank Getty is building a new stone wall under his house. Mrs J B Calhoun, of near here, visited Indiana on Thursday. Clarence Spence and family have returned to Barnesboro after a two week visit here. Irma and Florence McElhoes suffer from mumps. Clarence Kunkle visited Indiana on Friday.
Mrs. John Sickenberger and Mrs. Varry Weaver of Wandin were guests of Mrs. Chester Long last week. Mrs. Melfarland and son Richard visited friends in Indiana. Yad Fleming of Indiana visited town Thursday. Mrs. A. J. Long of Diamondville called on Mr. and Mrs. Fred Black. Maybon Shank drove to New Derry to visit Mr. and Mrs. Jurry Goss. Thelma and Louise Black visited their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. A. Sh Long of Diamondville. Dr. Hverwite of Ernest is visiting here. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mack were Indiana shoppers last week.
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