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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1923
Page
8
Plumville area items recount Mr and Mrs Russell Hebrank of Jeannette visiting Punxsutawney with Mr Hebrank seeking treatment at a sanitarium. Local church services and events include Thanksgiving gatherings, lyceum concert, and evangelistic efforts. School and charity activities feature a $142.66 mission offering at the United Presbyterian church, plus student and teacher movements, visits, and community birthdays.
Starford Sunday school members heard Rev Logan from Diamondville deliver an excellent sermon on Sunday morning. The unanimous vote made Logan continue preaching each Sabbath after Sabbath school. Local residents visits included Mrs A B Anthony and daughter from Dilltown and Mr Mrs Win Edwards from Kerr Avenue. Dell Keith was taken for X rays to Dixonville hospital but surgery was deemed unnecessary after Dr. Glasser examined him. Martha Davidson of Belle fonte visited relatives, while Charles Sweitzer and Irwin Meekins were callers Sunday evening. Mrs George Miller of Cottage Row suffers from a severe cold and remains homebound. Clarence Bagley and daughter Lucille spent Sunday with Max Crawfurd of Cockport. Hurl Long and daughter Betty of Estep Avenue visited Lurnside over the weekend. Wit Sweitzer of Lovejoy was in town Monday calling on friends.
Mrs Chester Nippes and Mrs T M Raleigh with daughter Jane visited Homer City while Mrs Bernard Brown returned home in Viverly New York after a brief visit with her parents The Toadies Aid Society of the M A church plans an all day bazaar and hike Saturday December fifteen Soup will be sold Mrs Annie Bell attended the Fancy Work Club at her home Thursday afternoon Charles Harkins visited Fohmstown yesterday Walter Witmer left Monday for Daytona with Mrs Howard Kulins While in town many residents were seen about daily affairs Attorney William Linton and family plan to travel from Philadelphia and spend Thanksgiving with Miss Duncan and W A Ward John Heagy and family visited relatives over weekend Governor Kurtz Shields of Newark visited Monday Work at the indry paused until December first A vacant Palmertown house caused annoyance Saturday evening Announcement of Howard Neh g s approaching marriage surprised friends Mrs C E Wiley and two sons visited Thanksgiving at the Sides home R J Morrissey and friends attended a football game in Pittsburgh Postmaster C J Shields seeks appointment as next postmaster Mrs D A Palmer’s daughter seriously ill Bushnell sick Deitrick to go deer hunting in Glinton county Edward McDowell visited Indiana on business H B Wiley took over the Williams milk route since the barn was destroyed Movie fans await the Palmer theater opening on Thanksgiving Eve Mr and Mrs J W Clark of Blairsville visited Sunday Do not forget the bazaar and five o’clock lunch at the Presbyterian church basement Saturday.
James Smith spent the latter part of the week with his father at Clack Hell. Dr. Dilts of Pittsburgh visited Thursday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. G. Winter. Ray Stitt of Pine Flolg spent Thursday with his father, James Stitt. Miss Julian Capeal spent the weekend at her Commodore home. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Reilhimiller spent Sunday with Mrs. Mary Boucher.
I desire to thank the friends for kindness and sympathy shown me during my bereavement occasioned by the death of my wife, also for the use of automobiles. GHORGH b CLARK.
In Washington Township Indiana Harry Jamison visits Joe Marshall at Tea day. John Shaffer of Sagamore helps with Monday cake. Bert Orr Brice Peterimam were county neat callers on Friday. Walter Warmin and family with Mrs Josias Wisher attended Melvin Paricy’s home gathering.
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