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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1922
Page
13
Sabbath services scheduled at Armagh Presbyterian church at 11 in the morning. Rev Ringer new M B church pastor preached Sunday. Numerous local visits and family gatherings listed including Cunningham Hillott Fry Robb Sutton and others. Community fair prizes awarded to Kathryn Falcon and many residents noted visiting relatives and attending events across Armagh Brushvalley and surrounding areas.
GIPSY Miss Mollie Davis of Indiana visited several days at the G M Brady home. Mrs Martha Thomas of Wilkinsburg visited friends here. Dallas Smith and Mrs David James shopped at Punxsutawney. Mrs Reed Bennett called at Glen Campbell. Perry Beck spent days at the D R Smith home. Margaret Barr of Commodore spent the weekend at home. Mrs Fred Salsgiver recently visited Brookville. Mrs William Salsgiver returned to Arcadia after visiting her daughter ill. C D Gorman of Indiana visited J D Gorman. John Laisgiver, Brookville employee, spent the weekend with family. Mrs Wilson Kantz of Madeline called Thursday. Clarence Lowman and wife returned home after summering away.
Farm near Deckers Point plus visits from Mrs. John Liydie and three children to Tyrote, Rev Rose from Glen Campbell a caller, Miss Yasahel Bostic of Acadia visiting Lida Belle Buchanan, prayer meeting at L. Batley home, Carl Patchin of Burnside visiting, Mrs Chrissie White of Keystone visiting friends. Trepass Notices printed for sale, Postage rates listed.
A large gathering at the Shirey home near Parkwood marked Mr Samuel Shirey’s eightieth birthday with a noon dinner and gifts including a gold watch. Attendees included the Holsteins of Blairsville, the Craigs of Leechburg, Henry Shirey’s family, and Ed Harold’s group from J M Junction. Other visitors and news include Mrs. Milton Laney of Indiana visiting son William, Wilmer Fulton planning to stay for winter, and the Barrs visiting Penn Run. The Ever Ready Class of the M B H will hold an oyster supper Sunday evening.
Lewisville residents and relatives exchanged weekend visits across Indiana Derry Swissvale and Vandergrift while church services and a local illustrated lecture on Egypt drew attendance. New members joined the church and town officials updated parish roles amid travels among the Diven Kiner Ginley Shields and Fleming families.
Mrs Amanda Kirkpatrick has rented her house and will stay with her daughter Mrs James Edwards. Local residents visited Indiana relatives on Monday and attended a missionary institute there last week. Mrs May T Stuchell spent the weekend with relatives in Plumville. Sagamore teacher Pluma Vanhorn visited sister Mrs Harry Kuehner. Scott McQuown of Ambroge visited town Saturday. Mr and Mrs Tom Lantz and daughter from near Georgeville visited Friday evening. The First National Bank was busy on county tax day. Dessie Kirkpatrick of near Smicksburg called Saturday evening en route to Punxsutawney. Mr and Mrs Matthews and son Paul of near Home were recent visitors to Cora Stewart. M E church members plan additions to the building. Harry Thompson and family of Indiana visited his parents and Kathryn Thompson at home. Mr Heybronk of Jeannette visited J N Cochran and left with Mrs Heybronk and daughter. Mr and Mrs Robert Marshall of Beyer visited Grace Nichol at Slippery Rock Normal. Dr Ed McAfoos and Saxman of Latrobe visited Mrs Josephine Lehrecen gost. J Welch and daughters Marian and Anheda visited Mrs Welch in Punxsutawney hospital. Mr and Mrs C Q Shaffer and children Lillian and Willian visited Dayton and Sabbath, returning with Mrs Shaffer’s mother Mrs Marshall. Mr and Mrs Smith of Rossiter at John Weaver’s with visitors on Sunday. 4 McCollough and family of Rossiter visited Mrs Warnock. Sam Olsen and Mr and Mrs Tissure visited Punxsutawney. John Crawford and family hosted Sabbath at Rossiter. The new high school building nears completion and will open soon.
Mrs J R Bolvin and children visited Barnesboro while Frank Walker of Altoona stayed with Rev ampt John Sherry and Joe Makely at Lily. Roy Courath plans moving to Indiana this week. Mrs Pagena Aertosy and son from Indiana visited A G Fisher and family. Jann Benny is ill with diphtheria. Kathryn Burkett recovered and is mobile. Mrs Lew Jacoby shopped in Indiana. Waddell and Dirk of Lilly visited relatives. Gladys MacGlincy, formerly patient here, returned to Clymer. Mose Blakely shopped in Indiana. Frank Rice visiting Vikingburg. Rev W L McKee of Indiana called. Mrs Sam Croyle of Twin Rocks visited James family. Mace and John Croyle, employed at Cassandra, visited home here Sunday.
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