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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1920
Page
11
John Stumpf and wife from Uniontown visited Michael Baum plus many friends, relatives and neighbors dropped by at homes in Gree nfield Clymer and nearby towns. Rev Hauvermale preached a farewell sermon. Students and teachers scattered between Kinport Martintown and Nyack New York as farewell parties and employment moves filled the week.
Pleasantville residents attended the Indiana county fair on Thursday. Mrs. W. E. Waltermire visited her aunt at No. 9 last week. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gaul of Canton Ohio visited the Kepharts last week. Mrs. Harry Waltermire on the sick list is improving. Our school started here Monday.
Hedlwood school community shares joy as Mr and Mrs Jesse Dick announce the birth of a baby boy. Parents named Hmima Dick and Marion Croyle attend the same high school, marking a notable family milestone amid school life.
Ilelon Huston from Meilwood spent Sunday at home. Ford Smith family visited W. G. Smith near Indiana. Millen Darr left for Stafford to spend winter with Agnes Reed. Ndtha Smith visited Oatman family in Indiana. Harry Black of Beaverdale visited I. N. Buterhaugh. FO Amnod hosted by Zonas Times. McKINSON VALLEY George Smith and Miles Himes in Canada for Toronto fair. George King and sons Harold visited from Leechburg. William Moore of Melqthey spent time with Joe. School opened with Isabelle Robinson from Indiana as teacher. Harry Penrose weekend here. Mary Couch visited Vadercail relatives. Miller family from Maryteads visiting Charles. 8. S. Penrose serving as juror in Indiana this week.
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