14 Oct 1936
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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1936
Page
1
An Irishman attempts to ride a wild horse, the animal bucks until his hind foot lands in the stirrup and he quips about getting off. In another scene Albertus wakes to a burglar rifling pockets, and laughs as his wife had already searched them earlier.
Community notes recount Sunday school at 9 40 am and evening services at 6 30 pm with 7 30 pm worship. Electricity installation at the church is noted alongside a well attended Kings companion class social at Geo Sharp's. Local obituaries mention Donna Mae Ramer with funeral at the maternal home.
Miss Laura Barclay of Indiana called on friends in Marion Center. Mrs Sallie Moore of Rochester Mills visited her son R G Moore. Paul McCormick Lisle Kinter and Edward Griffith spent Saturday at their camp in Gardeau McKean County. Catherine Hooley went to Philadelphia. Genealogy of local families noted with visits from J B Long and family and Barbara Ann, Mrs Clay Herkeypile, of Cherryhill Twp. Mrs Engle ill. Charles Wetzel and family guests of H G Stanley. Mrs Ackin and Jackie visited in town. Genevieve Hochdster in Indiana. W O C Work of Bolivar stayed with sister. Kyle later. Ernest McGregor and wife from Newark N J visited. Park Craig and Hamilton of New York City visited relatives nearby.
Mrs FH S Homes and son Loyd shopped in Indiana on Friday. A number from this vicinity attended the funeral of John Makine at Mt Union Sunday afternoon. Warren Buterbaugh and son Claire were in Indiana Friday. John Engle called at the Logan Party home on Saturday. Daniel Glenn and M Frank Plysquellie of Clymer spent Sunday in the A G Glenn home. Mrs Siméon Johns, recently ill, is not much improved. Miss Grace Parker of Derry is visiting the Johns home.
Washington Township social page records numerous visits including Mr. and Mrs. Murray Ferringer Mae Fisher J G Bissell at Charles Harman home and Mrs. John Smeltzer with Mrs. Charles Smeltzer visiting Mrs. Roy Orr. Earl Blystone and family from Punxsutawney and J E Blystone party travel to Potter County. Communion services set for Plumcreek United Presbyterian church with Rev. Hugh Given to preach.
Indiana weekend visitors and local calls fill a Penn Run page. Names include Mr and Mrs Albert Ervin Mrs Elizabeth Putt Louise Davis Mrs W R Tomb and daughter Mrs James Gibson and many others calling on relatives and friends in Johnstown Glassport Rayne township Ebensburg and Clymer. Communion services set for October 18 at the Brethren church in Alverda.
The community held a well attended home coming at Elders Ridge with Sunday school at 10:00 and church at 11:00. Donald and Ewing traveled to Pittsburgh to visit their son Norman in hospital. Genevieve Manners from Pittsburgh visited her parents Bar Manners and wife. A community band played at a Republican rally in Saltsburg. The Christian Telpers class meets Thursday at Charlotte Rosensteel's home led by Mrs Donala Ewing.
A brief note indicates price five dollars and fifty cents for the Progress and Pittsburgh Posh Gazette to R D readers. The fragment suggests a period-appropriate circulation item or subscription detail in a local paper.
Miss Helen Kopp of Dubois visits Helen Louise Johnson. Clyde and Mrs Bee go to Johnstown on Friday. Frank Weaver family weekend with relatives in Uniontown. Blair McPherson family and Mrs Stiffler drive to Gresson. Eugene Miller of Emeigh visits sister Grace Barber. Clair Sebring family visit Hart Crumline in Indiana. Harry May family moves to Clearfield. James Seger of Rossiter visits town. Edna Wilhelm of Indiana spends weekend with friends here.
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