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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1930
Page
8
March and Rev Mohney started a series of protracted meetings at his Pine appointment. Many local names attend and travel plans appear, including farmers drilling wells and visitors from nearby towns. The item notes social visits, family ties, and community activities through a busy week.
An advertisement promotes a yearly combination of The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette for six dollars for Rural Free Delivery readers. The offer also applies to residents in towns without a Pittsburgh Post Gazette agent, with orders sent to The Indiana Progress in Indiana, Pennsylvania.
Shoppers and visitors noted across Mt Tabor Headben Heshbon Homer City and Nanty Glo. Mrs Guy McConnell Mr Campbell Miss Eva Palmer Miss Hagel McEchoes Mr Roy Palmer Mrs C B Empfield and many others were seen visiting relatives and friends in Mt Tabor Heshbon and surrounding areas. A caller asked about lawn watering hours prompting a joke about B V D s from the water office.
Mrs Bruner of Brookville visited daughter Mrs Homer Jeffries in North Manor street. Viola Holt and three children from Indiana stayed with Holt families. Mr and Mrs A L Steffey of Duchoss were guests of W C Griffith and J W Fulmer. Harriet Neal of East Mahoning visited the Griffiths. John Frye and family from Indiana visited N L Bhe at Babbath. Bazaar and chicken and waffle supper by Presbyterian ladies boosted attendance. Rev R J Roberts of Indiana preached. Rev A Waltman preached elsewhere. J H W Way of Kern City visited Friday. Horace Kinter family installed a new radio on North Manor street bought through FP IL Wells Madison Craig and family from Parkwood and Miss Manners of Indiana visited, Morace Kinter Sabbath. Charles Botsford accepted job with Buchheit Bros furniture store in Indiana. Epworth League held morning watch service with Thanksgiving breakfast Thursday. Shirley Long visited grandmother Mrs McMillen and other relatives in Vandergrift and Alison. Mrs Israel Walker and Mr and Mrs Frank Patrick of Shelocta visited Mr and Mrs Frank Mutyon Sabbath. The Misses Scotty visited John Wassen’s once last week. Russel Long weekend visit with parents. Mrs Shoupe ill but convalescent. Miss Elizabeth Keener Lottie Brown Mary Bagley of Spruce and Mrs John Brown near Tippertary stayed Saturday with Myg. Yennie Anderson. Ira Matson called on Mrs Anderson Friday afternoon.
In South Bend, Mrs. Harry Devers hosted a Wednesday afternoon gathering for the W.F.C. Civil group, and Mrs. Henny Townsend hosted the B.I.M. club on Thursday. Bob Jamison and family moved from Windergrift to a Townsend tenant house, while Maria and Sara Smith visit their niece, Mrs. Carl Fleming, in Mt. Union. The Shellhammer family called on the Anderson hamlet Friday, Sam Beighley visited Elderton, and Mr. Jones of Apollo merchants was a weekday visitor. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hanna were in Apollo Wednesday evening. Hunters from nearby towns filled the woods as Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Wineland and sons Harold and Fred of Altoona spent Sunday with Virgie Alshouse. Wineland, a former miller here thirteen years ago, had lived in the area for four years.
H H Hanna acted as a Sunday caller in the Moorehead home. Jacob Siverling from Cambridge Springs is visiting Roy Siverling. The Thompson family recently visited I N Frick's home in Washington township. Rev Martin Heath of Iselin will preach at Shady Plain school house Sunday at 7 30 P M.
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