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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1915
Page
2
Miss Rowe spent the weekend with Miss Martha Townsend at South Bend. Several readers track visits among Indiana Norimal residents, Iselin teachers, and Avonmore football. Linden county social events include a Hallowe en masquerade, church services, and lectures by Dr. Lybarger and Dr. White.
Mrs Lysle Meyers visits sister Mrs Thomas Bleakney near Elderton. L M Henderson and family of Homer City spend week with relatives. James Campbell of Indiana spends Wednesday here. C B Kimmel of Elderton and Len kard families of Hawthorne visit ubl with Howard Kimmel. Frank Russell hosts Sunday guests including C Fr Barnett Walter Kaufman Daviaville. D B Barnett, Mrs Mary Blacks and daughter Nannie from Indiana also attend.
Johnstown resident Mrs. Harry Himes and her son Robert from Kittanning visited his sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs H Barnett Sunday. Mrs W P George stayed with Mrs John Coulter on Wednesday. Townsend of South Bend called in town on Wednesday.
Local residents spent Sabbath visiting relatives in town and nearby areas. The report lists James Turnbull, W. Wieging family, J M Wiggins, Clair Wedas and daughter Mabel, R E B Russell and son John, and Twila Colbitt among those visiting or staying with relatives. Community events include Rally Day at United Presbyterian church, Huetson Club at Gastown, and social gatherings with Marian and Blanche Sell.
Elderton Howard Heilman is home for the winter. Miss Pearl Carothers teaches in Sagamore was home over Sunday. J. Cal. George is recovering from illness. Mrs. James Smith of Kansas City visits. Mrs. J. P. Lay and son of Parker visit her parents. Mrs. C. M. Smith on sick list. Supt C. M. Heilman visited Elderton schools Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Hove Ashe and family of Kittanning visit the former's brother. Frank Ashe of Pittsburg home over Sabbath. A mysterious fire at the home of mail carrier Mr. Duncan Sunday morning nearly destroys contents. Fire started in a room unused for over a week and re broke out about 5:00. Neighbors arrive too late to save contents. House not badly damaged except shattered windows. Miss Bertha Calhoun spending a few days at home. Mrs. Margaret Harman and daughter Vernie spent Sabbath in town.
W B Crawford of Elders Ridge made a business call in town last Tuesday. Mrs W C Work and Mrs H B Fulton called on W C Diven of Lewisville last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs John Blakley attended their son Wilsons wedding at Tarentum Thursday. The Shefflers and their son Marvin went to Brushvalley for a funeral last week. Several locals attended court as witnesses in the W L Neal case with the B R B Co. Blairsville visitor Charlie Wainwright stopped by Friday afternoon. A hot water system was installed in H W Blakley’s house. Sabbath School officials visited Newrytown and McIntyre last week. Mrs Bishop of Ebensburg visited Mrs O G Harmon last week. Flodie Fulton and Myrna George returned from Indiana Normal for the Sabbath. Blanche George and Lillian Als** house visited Elders Ridge parents over Sabbath.
Andy Weamer and wife visited their daughter Mrs Bowser at Rutal Valley on Thursday. Rev James Uber and wife from Wilgus with Mrs Becker and Mrs Kepple Uber of McGees Mills visited George Adamagon on Wednesday and Thursday. Miss Maggie Hamill returned home after visiting near Marion Center. Charles Adamson wife and children visited friends in Wallopsburg Sunday. Lone Smiley reports a very sick horse. St John Lutheran church members plan to clean the church Thursday. Frank Marshall and Johnnie Adamson were in Indiana Monday. Herman Seeger and family motor to Altoona on Sabbath. William Burns wife and son Homer visited Mrs Crooks Sabbath. Miss Ines McCreight attended a party Saturday at Miss Jennie Dehaven's.
Wool cotton and plush robes offered at the lowest price at 42-41 Godfrey Marshall's. Street address and shop name suggest a local advertisement for apparel.
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