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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1936
Page
8
Mr and Mrs J W Porter of near South Bend spent Wednesday evening with Mrs Porters brother in law and wife J T Jamison. Numerous callers and shoppers visited A M Jamison J R Jamison and Shrecengost households including Vandergrift visitors G T Shutt Agnes Brown B S Robb and Jean.
Mr and Mrs Blair McPherson and son Donald spent Sunday with Mrs Abbott Helman of Altoona. Mrs Gertrude Barnes and daughter Martha were Indiana shoppers. Dr and Mrs Wm Smith of Detroit are visiting the Coopers. Harlan Bee called at Harry Seger’s near Rossiter. Walter Kopp and family of Dixonville were in town. Miss Vivian Sebring left for Windsor to train as nurse. Ross and Bee siblings plus Clair Sebring visited Fred Douglas and Dick Hevner in Spangler. Louise Ross returned after game time at Wilkinsburg. Jerry Shaner spent the weekend in Akron. Leslie Johnson and daughter Helen Louise visited relatives in Youngstown and Detroit. Mrs Jay Stiffler and two children went to Altoona to visit Abbott Helman family. There are 23000 pure blood bison in North America.
Mary and George Boynton celebrate their first anniversary with coffee and huckleberry muffins. He reveals plans for a theater engagement this evening, but the moment turns tender as she forgives and they share quiet, loving moments over delicate rose garland china. Tom and Mary christen a keepsake teacup for dinner.
A string of brief social notes records Mrs. R. E. Tate of Pine Flats as a caller in town, visits by Ann Sutila to Hooversville, and various business callers in Barnesboro and Clymer. Other items mention Elizabeth Szalmare at Johnstown, Roy Joiner at Philipsburg, Margaret Stuby visiting her sister, Doyle Joiner in Clymer, Clifford Braner callers from Endicott, and trips to Brooklyn and Cleveland. Also noted are James Bossi from Trenton and Grace Stuby visiting Nicktown, with a stray quip about realizing love during a dialogue.
An old newspaper card advertises combined annual subscriptions for Indiana County readers. It lists Country Home Poultry Tribune McCall’s Household Magazine Pathfinder and more. Offers include one year for low prices and mention of outside county orders to Indiana Progress in Indiana Pennsylvania.
COVODE Mr and Mrs Wm Cornfield and family of Niles Illinois spent the week with Mr and Mrs Enoch Cornfield and Mr and Mrs B M Shields. Lee Kuntz of Marion Center visited relatives including J H Miller. Herb White and sons of Indiana called on Mrs Mabel Wyant. Gee Gaul with friends spent weekend at Johnstown. D A Freyer family of Clairton visited parents D B Sutter. Mrs Guy Sheesley and son of Big Run visited O G Wolf. J C McMillen of Ashland returned home after visiting sister Mrs Frank White. Mrs Francis Allison and daughter Mary of Meadville spent Sunday with Mrs Verona Freyer. Ralph Jordan and wife welcomed a son born Sept 3, first boy and second child. Thomas Latimer of Bearlville visited aunt and lunch with Grant Vanleer on Tuesday. Leola Higgins of Akron visiting sister O G Wolf. Mrs Wm Dormire and son Floyd spent a few days in Philadelphia visiting friends. John Hinton and family of Buffalo N Y spent Saturday with C B Hugas.
McIntyre visits with Ruby Neal and Edna Cunningham in Dormont as Netta Neal hosts. J J Learn family hosted George Learn and kin from Vandergrift, G B McCreary and Elizabeth plus Bobby from Indiana. Walter family from Saltsburg joins. William Henry attends Hitters Ridge High. Roy Peppler and kin from Vandergrift visit R L Learn. Peters family returns to Berwick after month with Henrys. Indiana shoppers stop by Learn home. Stiffler families visit their father Simeon Stiffler near Cherry Tree.
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