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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1920
Page
9
The Progress reports August subscription renewals and new add ons across many towns. Names span Indiana, Pittsburgh, Homer City, Cherry Tree, Creekside, Marion Center, Roys, Punxsutawney and more with subscribers in Indiana No. 4 No. 6 and No. 2 groups and others across multiple counties.
A compilation of names and places including C Daugherty Jeaninette T W Johns Barnesboro Blairsville Ethel Shaffer Washington W J Rice Cleveland Mrs Jno M Hancock Livermore C E Wassam Stafford Frank Hamilton Arcadia G L Cribbs Blacklick H M Glenn Wilkinsburg Mrs John Macrist Sagamore Dr D A Gorman Kittanning J Ferrier Acadia Henry Lydick Cherry Tree Otis J Lydick Barnesboro G C Mabon Indiana Commissioners File Indiana Ralph W Gall Rochester Mills EB L Wadding Home D H George Turtle Creek M E Lignam Coudersport W J Barclay Indiana L A Flecker Marion Center Ford B Decker Commodore Mrs F B Speedy Wilkinsburg J A McPherson Elderton Lydia Montgomery South Bend J W H Wray South Bend
Reverend Hiram King of Somerset stayed with his brother Daniel King. Martha Wray visited her sister Mrs. I L Patterson in Leechburg. The B B L M Club met at the Misses Smiths. Mrs Adolphus King and Naomi of Turtle Creek visited relatives here. Ab Montgomery and family from burgh spent several days at the Montgomery farm. Prof L H Frantz and wife of Pittsburgh are spending weeks with his brother W L Frantz and sister Mary Frantz.
Reverend Wissinger and wife from near Pittsburgh were Thursday visitors in the H. 11. Hanna home. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Smith of Leechburg spent Saturday with his sister Mrs. W. J. Silvis. Student John Garner will close his work in the St. Jacob's charge Sunday to return to the Lancaster seminary.
Clyde and Frank MacCrea spent the weekend with friends in Pillsburgh. Clyde Herlinger and family of Pillsburgh returned home after two weeks at his place. Emerson Thompson and wife from Ohio visit CG and M Thompson and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Allen spent Sunday with her parents G. T. McCrea. Mrs. James of Braddock returned home after visiting her sister Mrs. John P. Altamus. Nattie McCrea and Alma Rugh spent last week with friends in Blacklick. Mrs. Hall and children of Pittsburgh visit Aunt Mrs. Leilin Myers. Mr. and Mrs. G. T. McCrea were county visitors Friday. Miss Twila Engleid visiting sister Mrs. O. M. Bennett in Indiana. Mrs. Martha Jane Kler of Indiana visiting friends here. Mr. and Mrs. Floria Long of Goodridge visited Mrs. Long's parents J. G. Repine. James Douglass and family, Mr. Sebring and family and Mrs. Martha Patterson of Chevy Trea visited W. J. Paterson's Sabbath. Mrs. Overman and daughter Anna May of Indiana visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Bagley and son Ronald of Stafford called at Valley Cable's on Sabbath. Jesse Douglass of Barneshoro visited his brother W. B. Douglass recently.
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