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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1923
Page
8
Lewislville area residents shared weekend visits and calls with friends and relatives across Blairsville, Somerset, Punxsutawney, and Vandergrift. Neighborhood news lists gatherings at Gibson, Shields, Shields, Speedy, and Fails households plus church events and local travel to Teanette and Ebensburg.
Mr and Mrs Walter Swing visited Iselin Friday. John Fassett of Iselin called on his brother Robert. Irene Painter recovering from illness. Adair family and Lyda Adair from Apollo visited S H Snyder home. Will Guthrie and children with the Guthries from near Avonmore visited Ramaloy home. Mrs Moore of Indiana spent Sabbath with her daughter. Ray Swanger of M ed church Sabbath. Ward George and children from Hazelwood visited C P Ewing. J W Reeves bought a new Ford roadster. George Hart of Saltsburg near the Ridge Monday. Mr Jordan of Mars, American Gas Co, spent Monday night on the Ridge. Reeway in Pittsburgh Monday. Emery Thurston of Isolin visited Ry EB Pasett Monday. Owens of Vander- Britt visited here Wednesday. Howard Ewing of Saltsburg spent a few days on the Ridge last year. Mrs Moyd Mayhood of New Kensington spent an evening with Mrs Jain Hart and Miss H J McCombs. Rev J C Wowengotein and Mrs S H Snyder were Salisbury callers Friday. Floyd Mayhood of New Kensington attended.
Ton spent the weekend at the T. C. Tlood home. D. A. Rosensteel plans an annual visit to Mt. Clemons with Mrs. Rosensteel accompanying him to Vanderprift to visit her sister Mrs. Arthur Lloyd. Melvin Elbel spent weekend with parents near Rossiter. Mr. Williamson of Iselin schools visited Ridge on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Fassett and their children Lloyd Helen and Jno Fassett of Iselin spent Sabbath in New Kensington.
South Bend notes list Tuesday visits by Wray and wife to daughter Mrs Frank Patterson of Leechburg and Mrs Irwin Kelly of Plumcreek with parents Mr and Mrs R A Silvis. Other visitors include Mrs William Moorhead with daughter Mrs Mekingtry near Apollo and Mr and Mrs Meruan Knepshield and son Carl of Apollo. Substantial local travel and hospital news include Janet Townsend returning from Presbyterian hospital Pittsburgh and abandoning nurse training, Mrs Davenport moving back to Apoto, and Margaret Hanna with Margaret Smith of Wilders Ridge as week end visitors.
Local residents report a busy stretch of Sunday visits and travels. Families from Zions Valley, Vandergrift, Tiomer City, Johnstown and Detroit shared time with relatives in several towns, with many returning home by Sunday evening. An eight year old boy, Forrest Peel, was tragically killed by a two man over ram near his Westmont home earlier that day.
Lester Sitter moved his family to Clairton where he works in the steel mills. The Sutter and Nonomague families from Hile visited relatives. Nettle Beck of Punxsutawney spent Sunday with her brother W. W. Beck. Dessie Knox of Indiana visited her son Virgil nearby. Mrs Molia Berk and son George came from Johnstown for a Sunday visit. A number from here were Punxsutawney shoppers Saturday night.
McIntyre Miss Jendel Cunningham, a student of Indi Normal, spent the weekend at her home near here. J J Dale of Pittsburgh was entertained at J R Lennayer Sabbath. Robert Cunningham visited friends in Ohio and at Slippery Rock last week. The precinct held at Coal Run Thursday night was well attended. Miss Mary Lown returned home Thursday after visiting her sister Mrs G B McCreary of Wandin. Ruby Newt, a Blairsville teacher, spent the weekend at her home here. Mr and Mrs Ross Learn moved to Ernest where Learn is employed driving coal. Mrs Dave Cunningham of Liverpool is visiting friends in this vicinity.
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