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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1916
Page
1
Blacklick and Homer City items fill this column. Visits include Ben Buzzard from Hagerstown and Rev W C Wallace with sons in Pittsburg. Socials feature corn roasts, a Yellowstone Park trip, and a Labor Day observance. Local notes list residents in Clarksburg Cleveland and Vandergrift with multiple weekend trips and club events.
Rochester mill residents and guests gather as Elmo McCormick and Baltimore friend stay with Work grandparents. Calderwood party from Indiana visits. Richardson family hosts Bess Anthony and brother. Work couple visit daughter Mrs. Harry Baun in Rossiter. Gibson reunion at Grace church. Funeral attendance for uncle McCord. Hurd sisters attend La Jose funeral.
Heilwood R O Lytle motored to Akron Ohio on Tuesday returning Wednesday. Samuel Pool from Nu Mine spent Sunday in town. Nellie Hogarth visits relatives at Pittsburg. Mrs W J Mudley has returned home after a week at Lucerne.
Footwear offers high style and quality in low to mid range prices from $3.00 to $6.00 a pair. The piece notes ready-to-wear Full Shoes that balance novelty with practicality, appealing to well dressed women who crave fashionable yet affordable footwear.
Colonel Bringle of New York to speak at the Presbyterian church next Sunday. Local residents and visitors include Wilmer Fassett and family with the Fassett household, Charles Lambing and family from Gary Indiana visiting Frank Lambing, Mrs. Samuel Snyder visiting sister Mrs. Alex Wilson, Jo Spalding of Saltshore visiting sister Mrs. Spalding, Miss Vail returning from Harrisburg, Rev Hepler and daughter Dorothy on a business trip to Salisbury, Mrs. Forman Hood returning from Elmira. Sunday school resumes next Sunday for those over 16. Samuel Kimmel and family of Sheloca visited Prof. and Mrs. Warner, Merle Little and brother William visiting near this place, George Henry of New Kensington staying with relatives, Elsie Hart visiting Clara Gemmell, Mary KE Learn visiting J A Learn of Willet, Ross Learn at Fulton Run, H C Neal buys a new car, and local youths hold a corn roast at John Rose’s home in Clarksburg.
Miss Josephine Highands returned home in Trackville after a month with friends. Mrs. Margaret Croasman visited Mrs. Anne Hicks. Mildred Neal saw Faye Dill Friday evening. Mrs. Frank Reitz called in Punxsutawney Friday. Mrs. 8, C. Welch, once a Punxsutawney caller, Wednesday. Frank O'Hara was a DuBois caller Friday. Jesse Hicks visited Dayton on Saturday. Arthur Keep is spending a few days at home.
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