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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1925
Page
1
Strawington Township locals recount visits among friends and kin with numerous calls from Indiana, Vandergrift, Pittsburgh, and New Kensington. Community events include a Klans supper, church programs, a rummage sale, a Five Points school opening, and upcoming Easter Star banquet activities.
Mr and Mrs Frank Wolfe and daughter and Mr and Mrs Nick Phillips attended the Indiana fair. David Anderson of Duquesne spent the weekend at his home here. Owens Coleman spent the weekend at his home here. The Gas company began enlarging the dam for a water supply at the Anderson pump station. Madge and Lee Anderson hosted an ice cream supper with guests from McKinstry Hill Vandercroft and others. Agatha and Adelaide Coleman returned to Vandercroft with teaching and schooling plans. Clyde George and daughters visited Sunday. Mr and Mrs A M Lockard and Lee Anderson were in Wandercrift. F B Anderson and family visited Thursday. Indiana fair attendees included many locals. Downey stays with his mother Olive Zeigler in Indiana. Walter Little of Commodore and Clair Gibson visited.
B Daugherty made a flat trip to Punasutawney on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Norris Buterbaugh attended the Indiana fair. Thursday guests included Mr and Mrs J G Mountain with Miss Eva Mumau and friends, and Mr and Mrs Mart Mumau and family. J R Mountain party has returned home after visiting friends.
Rev M M Smith is leading a revival meeting at a local Baptist church with an open invitation to all. Mr and Mrs A H Williams spent the weekend visiting relatives at Lewistown. Mabel Williams and Mabel Parry attend high school at Common dors. Thomas Griffith, wife and son, of Johnstown, were guests of I O Griffith on Wednesday.
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