Visiting relatives highlighted by Punxsutawney ties
Mr and Mrs Adam Blast visited his daughter Mrs G A Robinson of Punxsutawney. Mr and Mrs Emerson Reithmiller visited his mother Mrs George Reithmiller for a few days last week.
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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1919
Page
7
Mr and Mrs Adam Blast visited his daughter Mrs G A Robinson of Punxsutawney. Mr and Mrs Emerson Reithmiller visited his mother Mrs George Reithmiller for a few days last week.
Olymer Lawrences Shank and family of Cockport hosted guests, while others from Johnstown, Jeannette, and Diamondville visited friends. Movements include Clifford Mooar relocating to Spangler, Reuben Thomas moving to Ohio, and Dr J Miller buying two cars. Community events feature a Hallowe'en social, a Hesperian Literary Society reorganization with new officers, pie social at Grant schoolhouse, and a masquerade dance in Penn Run.
O J Patterson and wife of Clymer visited the Pattison homes over the weekend. Q A Holsapple spent last week preparing goods for shipment to New York before sailing to India for mission work. Teri Fetterman of Pitcairn visited her mother Anna Fetterman amid several recent digs. Mary Willard called on Zoe Lyons Thursday, Dora Barr visited her sister in Pittsburgh. West Brady and Minnie with Nannie Black of Indiana visited Mrs Jennie Stehens and Mrs F C Amond’s homes for a couple of days. I B Smith and son, and Zenas Hines and family visited PF Amond’s on Saturday. Frank Emeigh bought the Mrs Steele Darr barn.
Ted Smith spent Sunday with Hl lis Smith. George Nichol was an Indiana carli er on Wednesday. Add till, of Homer City, spent Monday evening at J. H. Smith's.
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