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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1915
Page
3
County Town News reports residents returning from travel, new Navy enlistment, job changes, and local visits. Homer City high school opens with large enrollment. rail spur construction begins at Yellow Creek ranch. new Guthrie farm schoolhouse completed. postmaster duties shift. multiple residents travel, visit, or recover from illness.
PURCHASE LINE M. C. Buterhaugh of Swissvale returns home after two weeks visiting friends. Mrs BE Johnston of Curry Run Curry Run visits relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Burkhart and children visit Chas Keating. Mrs Warvey Garman returns home from Frugality. Jesse Harbridge enjoys supporters as a baby arrives. Mrs. M. J. Keating visits Cockport. Mrs. tareld Rodkey, Billie Rodkey, and Mrs. Nettie Holling visit from Pittsburg. Olive Baterbaugh of Deckers Point visits Houk home. Dr J. F. Coe hosts Osborne Mills guests Judson Coe family and Mont gomery Coe family. Marguerite Peterman from Cherry Tree visits Coe women. W F P Neeley attends Wittanning fair. Miss Rute Houk visits relatives in Pittsburg. Misses Kirkman and Good attend Sabbath school convention at Homer City. Mrs. Thomas Kink returns from Ford City to visit daughter Mrs Haupt. Mrs. John Bloom and daughter Helen visit friends in Clrensville. Mrs Neeley visits Haupt at Ford City. K P brothers and sisters attend first annual picnic at Campbell's Milly.
Mrs M W Hitler of Indiana visited Mrs France with her two children. Miss Mott from Apollo visited Miss Dorothy Tep ler. Prat Warner visited Pittsburg. Mr Hen ning returns to inspect the school and start a new agriculture department in Fayette county. Ridge residents attended the Olivet picnic. Mrs Gallagher and daughter from Clarksburg visited Remaley. Geneva Snyder returned from Apollo. Jon Spaulding of Saltsburg and Alice Elder of Hershey visited Annie Spaulding. A cord roast occurred near the Ridge. Deightmiller, Hartman’s father, is visiting. Miss Rowe arrived from Gettysburg. Butterbaugh from Indiana will oversee drawing at Vocational school. The Fet teroff couple from Harrisburg stayed for school. picnic success despite weather, dinner in gym, speeches, Citizens band music, basketball replaced baseball. Mr and Mrs Fassett entertained at dinner for M W Elder, Prof Fetteroff, Miss Vail and mother, Miss Howe and Prof Warner.
Dr John Robertson and wife of Chicago visited friends here. Mrs Michael Overdorff and daughter from Blairsville spent a few days with the Overdorff family. Miss Mary Smith of Indiana visits relatives. Miss Elizabeth Glasser will move to Racine Wisconsin to teach in public schools. Sue Mock, previously in Wilkinsburg, vacationing with her brother Lyman. Mrs Ernest Herlinger of Pittsburgh and her three children returned home after three weeks here. The stork brought a baby boy to Harry Miller. Eva James of Braddock returns home after visiting relatives John Artemas and wife. Meneer of Blair County visits in the valley. Four sons of Clarence Getty return to Johnstown after two weeks with their uncle Charlie Flileman. W B Overdorff and wife return from a week with friends at Lock Haven and Altoona. William Herlinger visited Homer City and Indiana last week. Clarence McFeaters and John Brink attended the M B Sunday school convention at Homer City.
Mrs. William O’Hara of Indiana visited her sister Mrs. Ora FHelman last week. Oscar Anderson visited Mr. and Mrs. John Bloom of Clymer on Saturday. Milo Stiles, formerly at Plumville, has returned home. Mr. and Mrs. A J Lydick and Miss Elizabeth Nicewonger shopped at the county seat Wednesday. Miss Nicewonger of Penn Run visits Mrs. A J Lydick. Daniel Strong of Penn Run visited his mother near Grace Church Wednesday. Grace Church Gibson reunion drew many including Mrs. Amanda Shank and others. Fred Rising of Rayne township hosted by Mrs. Sarah Wilson on Sabbath. Peter Stewart of Spangler returned after eight weeks with his sister Mrs. Fred Rising. Mrs. Sarah Wilson and Miss Zuma Wilson visited Mrs. A J Lydick Wednesday.
Heilwood active with visits from Kinsey and others while diphtheria keeps church and Sunday school closed. Local residents travel to nearby towns. slate of moves includes John Slater Pine Flats Craddock Milden to Pittsburg and William Griffith departing for teaching in Strongstown. School resumes at Heilwood next Monday as families adjust to health precautions.
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