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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1922
Page
8
Mrs. Harry Russell and families attend W C T U at Mrs A G Glenn’s home. Indiana visitors W W Williams and others stop by. Numerous calls and arrivals rock the Grisemore area as revival meetings proceed at Pine Wats and residents host relatives from Commodore and Latrobe.
A series of social notes reports Clyde Mires and Perie Luther returning from Lancaster for a Veatheran Sunday School convention. Hugh Mack visits from Indiana, brother of D C Minsk. Doyle Luther visits Indiana, Sylvester Kunkle and sons Homer Roy host. Emma Wagner’s farm near Clyde hosts visits. Hugh S Mack and family return from Brushvalley after visiting Mrs. McCrea. Mildred Findley returns to Cramer from a visit with Erma Luther. Local folks attend a missionary pageant in Indiana. R A Lichtenfels family hosts relatives, Robert Boring entertains kin. Jesse Boring in Bolivar. Fred Lichtenfels and son visit from Manor. Paul Rehn and Geneva nearly collide at Centerville crossing en route from Clyde to New Florence. Geneva unharmed, minor damage to cars.
Marion Putt and family of Clymer spent Sabbath in Manorville. Sunday visitors at the Mris Coy home included Mr. and Mrs. Ink Coy of Barnesboro Me, and Mrs. and Mos. Al Myers and family of Manor. Steve Dusko of Meilwood called last week. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Dick of Pieas Antville were Penn Run callers Thursday evening. Velen Sleppy and Goldie Brendling visited Manor school Thursday. Dick is having the interior of his new home painted this week. Many from here attended the Bushvalley community fair last Saturday. Rev. Barnett delivered a sermon at Rich Hill Sunday night. Grace Strong of Penn Run is employed at the home of Earl Nicewonger. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Putt of Clymer rejoice over the arrival of a few sow. Wayne White of Clymer motored w here on Sunday.
Nichols Town residents visit relatives in Purchase Line and Dixonville while Marion Center, Indiana and Barnesboro area locals attend lectures and social events. Numerous households move, travel and host guests. farms, mines, and shops report activity with several families and individuals named among frequent Friday and Sunday trips.
Marion Center residents and guests from Pittsburgh Indiana and nearby towns visited relatives over the weekend. Families joined Mrs Brilhart and Sherry kin on Sunday while Reverend Alter and Rev Ruch exchanged pulpits and Rev Copeland attended Presbytery in Pittsburgh. Thelma Fyock sustained facial bruises after a fall at Manor Street home.
In Clarksburg the new bridge is finished except for a small rubbing later. A steam shovel and twelve workers are ready to begin grading the road. Mrs. John Meyer has been ill over two weeks, with sister Helen Hodgson by her side from near Grove City. Several local residents are mentioned in social notes, including visits and family news across nearby towns.
Local items recount injuries at mines in Chambersville and visits among families in surrounding towns. Irvin Weaver injured a finger at the mines. Buckett family, Moonjead, Wingard, Stuchells and others visited relatives in Homer City North Point Indiana Smicksburg and Indiana.
Notices printed on muslin or paper offered for sale at this office. Muslin price is 3 for 35 cents and paper 26 cents. Postage of three cents applies if mailed.
The Indiana Progress announces clubbing rates enabling rural delivery subscribers to receive the daily Progress and various leading weeklies and magazines at reduced prices. Subscriptions are $2.00 a year in advance with cash accompanying orders. orders go to THE INDIANA PROGRESS, Indiana, Pa.
Parkwood brief items report the Corbett mines inactive for now. TM W Carnahan and family of Grove City visited recently. Mr and Mrs Frank Wiggins spent days with relatives in Vandergrift and Pittsburgh. Maria McGaughey returned home after weeks in Pittsburgh. Mr and Mrs Howard Logan of Indiana spent Sabbath with the former's mother. Miss Tillie Spence visits Mrs H R Myerg this week.
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