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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1916
Page
7
Mitchells Mills and nearby towns report attendances at a funeral for Mrs. Jacob Learn. Local residents travel to Arcadia for a wedding, visit relatives in Johnstown and Clarksburg, and a farmer finds a dead heifer in Brown Hollow while others visit hospitals and homes. The community notes also mention illness including typhoid fever and a sick list.
Parkwood residents share news of relatives visiting Graceton and nearby areas. Arthur Craig, son of Bert Craig, underwent surgery in an Indiana hospital. T E Wachob of Indiana called in town. Frank Foutz and family of near West Lebanon visited B R Peeler. R N Miller called in Shelocta. Mrs Wm Rankin of Shelocta stayed with her brother Joseph McGaughey near here. Mr and Mrs John Hart of Hitters Ridge passed through town last week.
Spruce Vane and Nellie Anderson of South Bend visited friends here. Miss Gay Engle of Indiana visited Mrs. T A Grumbling last week. Mrs. D G Brown and daughter Hops Engle visited Penn Run friends Sunday. Homer Bagley visited his home Sunday. T E Engle of Heilwood visited his sister here last week. Clayton Douglass, recently employed in Pittsburg, has returned home. Bertha McAnulty is on the sick list. A literary society will meet at Number Nine school house November 10. Rachel Bowser of Windber visits brother Samuel Bowser.
Mrs Mary Barclay of Marion Center visited friends and relatives here for a weekend. Miss Sarah Jeffries stayed with her brother George for several days. Mr and Mrs Roy Lowman of Cleveland Ohio returned home after weeks with relatives. Misses Nellis Dorothy and Jane Gray spent Saturday in Punxsutawney. Messrs Rankin Clemenson and Evans of Clymer were in town. Ed Longwill of Indiana was a Sunday caller. Jay Hill and Wilse Wari of Indiana joined friends to attend the I O O F lodge on Saturday night.
Mrs James Swager and son of Blairsville visited Mr and Mrs W J Howard over Sabbath. Mr and Mrs Joseph Ferguson of Saltsburg visited friends here Sunday. B Mccintire underwent an operation at Indiana hospital last Friday and is getting along nicely. A Halloween pie social will be held at the Jacksonville school house Monday evening October 30 under the C I O class of the Jacksonville Presbyterian church. Glenn Falls confined to his room from an injury received in his limb while playing football at Widers Ridge. Miss Irene Cummings spending a few days with Pittsburgh friends. Mr and Mrs John Lowman and Misses Jennie McIntire and Hannah Lowman were callers at the Indiana hospital on Sunday.
The Pine Flats Hesperian Literary Society will meet in the school house Friday evening November 3. Everyone is invited. Misia Blanche Stephens resumes duties at Indiana. William Johns is all smiles. Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Sides visited the Hudson party home Sunday. Mrs. El Williams visited Indiana Thursday. Miss Mary Davis visits relatives for several weeks at Ern est. Miss Sarah Williams returns home after weeks with her brother H I Williams. Mrs. R B Lockard visits Wm Stephens Sunday. A masquerade and pie social will be held in the I O O F hall next Tuesday evening. Everyone invited.
Paul Myers of Greensburg spent Sabbath with his parents near here. Margaret and Laura Dible visited relatives in Hiderton. Chas Hanna, employed in Wilmerding, spent the week at home here. L F P Robinson was a rare visitor last week. Cora Hanna and Jessie Watt visited N M Bothell. W H Myers was an Indiana caller Friday.
Mrs W L Henry of Indiana shopped Friday. J W Maughry of Marion Center and Mrs M B Allison of Rochester Mills visited sister Mrs J W Learn over Sabbath. Communion services planned at Jacksonville United Presbyterian Church with preparatory service Friday at 8. Miss Warella Learn visiting sister Mrs G I B McCreary. Mr and Mrs Frank Hazlett of Georgeville visited H C Neals. Mrs W J Henry called at Blairsville. M rs H C Neal visited daughter Mrs Charles Moorhead of Penn Run. Miss Mary Learn, Indiana high school student, spent Sunday at home.
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