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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1928
Page
7
Numerous visits and calls across Georgeville, Indiana, Smicksburg, Plumville, and surrounding towns. Residents and relatives, including Mr. and Mrs. Hazlett, Mr. and Mrs. Kerr, Jay Dilts, Miss Geneva Pardee, and many others, share Sunday calls, visits, and family events. A joke at end notes Peewit’s marriage to his first wife's sister to avoid a new mother-in-law.
A vintage ad promises Musterole Cold Tablets relieve head colds quickly with no ringing in the ears. Chocolate coated pills are easy to take and come from the Musterole makers. A one time trial offers a 35c pack for 10c by mail with name and address to The Musterole Company in Cleveland.
Residents and visitors frequently stop by homes and on Sunday guests include Mr. and Mrs. J L Uncapher and children from Slickville, Mr. and Mrs Oran Brewer from Creakside, and others such as Sherman Newell, Emanuel Smith, Maurice Bothell, Lyle Bothell, and Bert Kunkle. Local trips to Indiana Wilset and Hanging Rock school are mentioned along with several household visits and casual calls.
Clymer R. D. 1 Mr and Mrs W E Barbor of Rossiter and Mrs James Wise of New Mayport visited BE T Barbor and W H Barbor on Thursday evening. BE T Barbor family and Mrs Wendell Barbor and baby drove to Rossiter Sunday morning to bring home Mrs H T Barber. Laura Barber is on the wick ta. Mr and Mrs Virgil Sams left Friday for Greensboro Pa where Mr Sams has a state road job. Dean Siverd bought the Ted Nash property at Taylorville and plans to move soon. Rev John Mitchell of Clymer called on FE T Barber Tuesday afternoon.
Currys Run residents report preaching services next Sunday at 11 o clock Kenneth Graden of Vandergrift visited the Carsons and W. R. Thomas family spent Sunday with the Mac Wissingers of Advance Mrs T F Sharp of Sheloca opened last Tuesday with her sister Mrs McCurdy J W Cunningham visited his brother Roy who has been in for weeks James Cook of Pittsburgh spent a day with Jennie and Margaret Peeler Mrs Devlin stayed with the McCurdy family John Wiggins finished threshing in the vicinity last week.
Fifteen women gathered Wednesday at Mrs J B Dunlap's home to quilt two quills. A fine dinner followed. Mr and Mrs PBR Dunlap and Mrs W Dunlap with two daughters Ethel and Alice visited Mr and Mrs J J Mottarn of Marion Center on Sunday. Earl Huff and family of Mentcle stopped at M Shields home. Homes of Homer Tyger and Orvie Bair are out of quarantine. Marvin held quarterly meeting in the Wesleyan Church last Sunday. A four year old child of Lee Spencer died Thursday from Bright's disease. Robert Bowe with Mrs Dollie States, ill for some time, remains bedfast but slowly improving. Frank Kinally returned home from Detroit at Silay. Aryle Baty home for weekend from Wilkinsburg. Gage reported very Bearce in this vicinity.
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