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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1933
Page
8
Marion Center area residents hosted and visited relatives and friends from nearby towns over the first of the week. Attendees included the Lockard and Lytle families, Dr. D. W. Gromley, and many others as they joined in church services, a lumbermen dinner, and a community fair at Brush Valley. Robert Sutter of Homer City and a group traveled to Chicago for the Century of Progress Exposition.
Richmond My and Mrs Blair Lewis and children visited Mr and Mrs John McAdoo of Deckers Point during the last week. Ray Leagure son of Mr and Mrs Hart Leasure was taken to Punxsutawney hospital for treatment on Saturday. Mrs William Walker of Route 3 visited her daughter Mrs Bar Leasure over the weekend. Mrs John H Work of Fort Morgan Colo returned to her daughter's home in Pittsburgh on Friday after a month here. W M Moore of Oregon visiting friends accompanied his brother in law and sister to Cleveland. He will visit there before returning home. Rev Hill of Ohio visited at the Potts home Friday. Robert Work and Wm Rice were shoppers in Punxsutawney Saturday. Mr and Mrs Stephen Hudzick and children called in Punxsutawney on Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Homer Pifer spent Sunday with his brother Mr and Mrs Carl Pifer of Dubois. Mr and Mrs Harry Weaver called at the Ployd Steer home near Trade City Sunday. Rev Copeland closes the meetings at the U P church Sunday night. Mr and Mrs John C Work and family of Covode visited the Pollock home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ralph Oberlin of Nicoltown visited his parents Mr and Mrs C A Oberlin on Sunday. George Snyder of Canton CO spent the weekend with his father John H Snyder.
Elders Ridge holds Sabbath school at 10 and church at 11 with C EB at 7 30. Leader Robert Fassett. Dorcas class hosts a soup supper Tuesday Oct 24 at 6 at Elders Ridge church. Visitors Mr and Mrs Walter Williams Brownsville and Mrs Erma Bush at Wilse Howards Sabbath. Elmer Fassett New Kensington and R E Fassett hosts. Floyd Parks Greensburg at F H Backrs home. Azusa California note mentions low mood reviving prospecting in St Gabriel Canyons, dry years, and frogs dying of old age before learning to swim.
Sunday church services begin with 1 16 and 2 30 sermons by Rev. Cossack of Appleby Manor. Numerous visitors from Blairsville Homer City Pittsburgh and Blairsville attend calls and serenade events. Movements include the Donahey family relocating to Punxsutawney and local households hosting relatives and friends across Indiana Brackenridge Blairsville and surrounding towns.
The notice promotes a home delivery subscription for Indiana County residents or those not served by Post-Gazette Carriara. It highlights daily mail delivery the same day as publication and mentions additional club bargains on page 2.
Washington Township notes a flurry of visits and gatherings as Myre, Sihk family, Blystone relatives, and Harman, Jewart, Orr, and Fisher households host guests from Indiana and nearby towns. Church services at Harmony Grove Lutheran, plus local husking bees, corn cutting, and village movements including residents moving homes and hospital returns.
A dense roster of residents from Culver to Johnstown visiting relatives, calling on neighbors, and transacting business in nearby towns. Names include Samuel Carlson, Pansy Davis, Gomer Smith, Arch Repine, Julius Sebo, Sara Napp, Martha Martin, George Williams, Ernest Roberts, Guy Rodgers, Sylvester Lute, Nellie Burkhart, Alma Vazer, Larry Sain, Chas Miller, Katy Bugiy, Floyd Mayhood, Walter Ewing, and many others with dates limited to Tuesday through Sabbath.
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