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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1925
Page
10
Numerous names from Bracken Ridge and nearby towns appear in a weekend and weekday social ledger. Visitors and callers include Pat Rankin of McKeesport, Roy Reed and family, and extended stays by Cleveland and Blairsville residents. Reports mention students, a hospital view, and a charity Fancy Work party for the Presbyterian Ladies Missionary Society.
Clarksburg saw strong Indiana Evening Gazette presence at the fair week. Ed Jewel and Wesley Lukehart drove to Pittsburgh on Sunday. Mr and Mrs T S Ashbaugh and Mrs Elizabeth Anderson visited on Saturday. Mrs Sarah P Young and her son Carl of Indiana spent Friday with neighbors Mr and Mrs Charles Hart of Derry.
March and Mrs Jennie Knauf spent the last week with nieces near Rochester Milla and at Gettysburg, with local visits to friends. A minor accident occurred in front of the post office when H W Smeat turned onto the highway but a northbound car struck his car, damaging a wheel. Members of the community attended regional events including high school pupils from Punxsutawney, the Evangelical conference in Johnstown, and trips to the Indiana fair among other local social visits.
Hazlett and Mrs. Carrie Birtch with family stay with the Smiths and Glaw family. Cribbs host relatives from Los Angeles. Lukehart and baby Ralph visit the Likehart household. Clawson returns from Youngstown to Blairsville after a trip to the fair with Dean Clawson.
Mr and Mrs Clifford Colliit of lValer hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Nelson Warden on Sunday. T H Frantz joined Dr C M Smith and son William for a State College trip. Mrs R H Diltz of Georgeville called on Mrs D C Wells on Monday. The Elkins from near Davis visited Dr A F Dikin while Mikin remains unable to walk from a past injury. A group attended the Indiana fair on Thursday as Mr and Mrs Cye Dilts and their children visited the latter's brother.
John Dilts and family visited Fairmont West Virginia guests accompanied home by Mrs and Mrs John Mayo and family. Norman VanHorn of West Virginia stayed with his mother Belle W VanHorn. R Boyd Elkin of Dora spent a few days at his home. Miles Hollowell and family and Jack Edner and daughter Mather of Dubois visited Rhett Brewer family. Ed Neal and son visited Drs A F and G H Elkin.
Blairsville households including the McGaugheys and McLarens hosted and visited over the weekend and week. Venry Crede moved to Latrobe. Charles Earhart and family relocated to Homer City. births and fair visits referenced. twins born to Mrs. Ed Lingenfelter died after birth.
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