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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1933
Page
8
Shady Hollow residents and relatives scattered through Pitcairn Vandergrift Apollo Indiana and South Bend were noted as Tuesday Friday and weekend callers visiting friends and family including the Weaver McGaughey Henderson Boyer Siverling Rearick and Keppel households across multiple homes and towns.
Mrs. Wm. Downey hosted an all day quilting gathering for Crooked Creek Missionary Circle. Various local families and visitors from Indiana and Blairsville attended events and Sunday services were announced at Crooked Creek church next Sunday.
Mount Tabor residents mention travel and visits including Blairsville shoppers Mrs Ira Marah and Mabel Lichtenfels. The Lichtenfels family, with Dean and Margie, spent Sabbath with sons Ernest and Frank in Johnstown. Ruth and Gladys Mack visited grandparents in Mt Tabor, and Marion Marsh stayed with P S Lichtenfels over the weekend.
A crowded week of social visits and health updates across Indiana and Punxsutawney includes MAROR and Miss Midna Braughter visiting relatives, Edward Shields moving to Leckwatch, Miss Peggy Moot resuming school, influenza recovery of L W Powell, and multiple family visits. Trips to North Point, Covode, New Alexandria, and Brookville appear among hospital and homebound statuses, plus several residents serving as campers or attending events as winter approaches.
Mrs. David iPotts was taken to the Indiana hospital on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. George Richardson shopped in Indiana on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Norris Brown spent Wednesday in Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weaver were callers at Marion Center Tuesday. Walter Little of Pittsburgh visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Little on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Hudsick and children spent Friday at Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. Mott of McGeed Mills visited the latter's sister Mrs. Clark Cochran on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson and daughter Catherine and Martha Belle shopped in Punxsutawney on Saturday. R. H. Knox of Marchand called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weaver on Sunday. I R. M. Dodson was a business caller at Indiana Saturday. Miss Gaynelle Dodson and Hope Stanley student nurses at the Indiana hospital spent Saturday afternoon at their homes here. Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Stanley were callers at Indiana Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Oberlin of Nicoltown called on friends here on Sunday.
Mr and Mrs FH G Wadsworth and son Virell visited Mrs Adda Wadsworth. Several families including Alters Bowser Lear and Taylor attended gatherings in various towns. Clyde Northrop obituary noted after being struck by an automobile. Local hospital cases and Legion auxiliary officers were listed. Church events include a Thanksgiving service and a missionary society meeting at Germany Methodist.
Local items recount visits by Mrs. Adam Sides and child, Harold Bagley, E H Williams, and many Cherryhill Indiana callers. Names include Stewart Hadden Carl Hadden W S Tyger Wesley Tyger John Engle and Edna Fowler. A joke about Googo and a home telephone base that shuts off radio on lift are noted.
Churches observe Tuberculosis Day on Sunday December 3 urging ministers and Sunday School leaders to stress fighting the disease. The White Plague disorganizes homes and life, killing many between ages 15 and 465.
A wealthy young man in stylish attire peers at a shop window while two impoverished children eye holiday decorations. He laments the lost Christmas spirit among his social circle and is urged to rekindle it by believing in the star and child and by helping someone in genuine need.
Local residents and visitors list includes Rev Frank C Black of Warren and family, A C Work and wife, Mrs Mary Wetzel of Marchand, Mrs Olive Musser of Indiana, and others from Punxsutawney to Warren Ohio. The W H M S of the M E church held a lantern slide program on foreign children. a church supper in the Presbyterian church raised funds despite poor conditions. Mr and Mrs Hurry Wynkoop will winter in Tampa. Over 600000 transients enter New York City daily.
Sunbury residents and visitors share weekend trips and gatherings. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Neiswenter, Wayne, Wu. Trimble, Beulah Longacre, Helen Barnes, the Sebrings, Shubert family, Shaner family, and many others from Johnstown, Indiana, Pittsburgh, Lewistown, and Clearfield. A birthday party for Mrs. J. Wooster featured games, music, and lunch. A club bridge party supported the public library. Also noted are medical notes on nail chemistry and arthritis research at Georgetown University.
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