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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1934
Page
1
Multiple residents and visitors from Barnesboro Ebensburg Spangler Strongstown Johnstown Nicktown Clymer Heilwood Mentele Spangler Grove City traveled to town for calls and business over the week. Lawence Berringer and Arch Repine noted relatives and social visits with Mrs Martha Gray and Grace Stuby also listed among weekend activities.
Mrs. Sarah Avey accompanied Carl Wyn coop and son Paul to Ohio where Wynkoop will spend time with his brother Ralph Wynkoop. Several local residents visited Creekside friends on Sunday including Stanley Hopkins and wife. Dale Prothero of Home visited town Monday. H iE Bence and family visited sister Thankful Clawson at Dixonville on Sunday. James Kinter and wife of Dixonville visited Jettie Lowman Sunday. John Walker Sr near Tanoma is seriously ill at home. Miriam McManus staying with sister Emma Simpson who has been ill. Dale Mountain, son of Hal Mountain, slowly improving after pneumonia. Addie Pounds called at Dr Hopkins in Brookville on Sunday. Norman Bee and wife visited Johnstown to see daughter Ruth Buterbaugh still in serious condition at Memorial hospital. Lulu Kinter and son Lisle visited sister in Blairsville on Saturday. Send The Progress to friends as a Christmas gift.
Covode residents and neighbors visit kin and friends across town and nearby towns over the weekend. Mrs. Mollie Hicks cares for her ill daughter in Clairton while Wyn and extended family share Sunday calls in Indiana and Marion Center. Rev. John Leo Buck will preach a special service at Covode M E church on Thursday November 29 at 7 30 PM inviting all to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Kirkland and friends of Vandergrift spent Saturday with Cass Painter. Ross Wilson family were in Indiana. Mrs. Mabel Ewing and children visited J. S. Ewing and others called at his home. Apollo visitors included James Bair Clyde Clark and Rob ert. Mrs. Paul Shearer and son Gene visited Lester Shearer. Mrs. Harry Boden visited her hospitalized brother George Ditch in Indiana. Mrs. T. C. Hood and Mrs. Foster Smock visited J. S. Ewing. Friends celebrated Elmer Painter’s birthday with games and music. W C T U met at LM Long home with Thanksgiving program and lunch. Roscoe McConnell in Indiana. Steinkirkner and Dan Painter occupy Dan Painter property. T. C. Bair was in Indiana Tuesday.
Rossmoyne report notes Mr and Mrs D G Frantz attending a Grange play in Indiana Friday. Guests at a Plumville quilting party included Mrs Sara Houser Ola Brewer Leila Bell Lula Hazelett and Maude Wells. 17 attendees enjoyed a noon dinner. Additional visits featured Mrs W M Bullock and son Willard of North Lima Ohio Mrs A B Warden and Mrs Elmer Armstrong of Youngstown and others.
Residents of Washington Township mark Raymond Fisher’s fifth birthday with family and friends at a dinner and cake. Community members attend Indiana high school plays while neighbors visit, shop, and call on one another from Sagamore to Punxsutawney. A tax meeting at Marlin schoolhouse draws a crowd as arrivals share news of births, showers, and a Lutheran class gathering. Directors from Washington Township participate in a local meeting in Indiana with area officials and families mentioned throughout.
Mrs D H Uncapher spent several days this week with friends in Johns town. Mrs Harry Dearmy and baby spent Wednesday with Mrs Dearmy s sister Mrs Roy Stiles. Miss Mary Detwiler spent the week end with Miss Bessie Wike in Bel sano. Miss Tessie Shilling is employed in Dilltown. Mabel Orner Ethel and Mary Detwiler Gladys Troxell and Matilda Whitesell attended the dance at Delhi Inn Thursday night. Mrs Purl Bennett and mother Mrs Elizabeth Williams of Indiana sailed on Mrs Wm Bennett Friday. Clayton Anderson has moved his family to Red Mill. Mrs Walter Heitzenrater of Nan ty Glo was a caller in town Thurs. Mr and Mrs James Whitesell and two children spent the weekend with relatives in Punxautawney.
Readers report The Progress makes a welcome weekly gift, offering a county news summary. Subscriptions cost $1.50 yearly in-state and $2.00 out-of-county, with orders to The Indiana Progress, Indiana, Penna.
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