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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1920
Page
1
Dilltown area residents host and visit relatives across Johnstown Pittsburgh and Uniontown while attending church events. Local families, including Stephens Dill Hall and Kephart clans, exchange visits, hospital stays, and funeral services. A Halloween masquerade plans loom for the Baptist church Bible class, with several households noted in travel and illness updates.
Mr and Mrs David Wike of Spruce visited their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Ross Reede on Sunday.
Mrs Bettie Sides and son William and Mr and Mrs A BF Stephens and son Joan Henry were visitors Sunday. Mabel Williams was a guest of Elizabeth Kelly. Minnie Stephens and family travelled to Holidaysburg after the death of her father Joseph Van Allman. Carrie Roberts visited Sara Glenn Sunday. The Truth Seekers and young people were mentioned in the notes.
Miss Iva Emigh a Stafford taller on Saturday. Mrs. Millen Carr spent the latter part of last week at her home here. Mrs. F C Adams attended the Association at Ambrose on Thursday. Mrs. W W Huston and two children James and Helen spent Sunday with Mrs. Huston's mother Mrs. Busan Henry of Indiana. Mr and Mrs I N Buterhaugh visiting in Beaverdale.
Mrs Jennie Stephens and daughter Mary visited at Indiana during last week. Mr and Mrs F B Short and two children spent Sunday at the home of W J Short of Charryhill township. Zenas Hines and family spent Friday at Indiana.
Hydraul ic cider press will operate Tuesdays and Wednesdays each week during the season at Cider Mill in Tanoma Pa. W H Myers appears as operator listed in the notice.
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