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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1920

Page

8

News of County Towns items from Madison to Johnstown

Miss Katherine Ward of Madison visits sister Mrs Paul Walker. Marion Campbell had tonsils removed at Indiana hospital. Louis Ryall and Mary Lewis of Culver visit uncle William Joling. Marry Tomb attended Atlantic City ice cream social. AM Campbell opened township schools as supervising principal. Mrs Palmer and Mrs Towther visit Mr and Mrs J H Smith. Daniel Merriman and A Elliott motor to Pittsburgh. Mrs Minna Elliott returns to NYC with son and wife. Margaret and Walther Small of Johnstown visit Marion Gordon. Kim the educated bulldog of Miss Caldwell not found. Virgil Tomb wife and daughter Sabbath visitors. Bion Tomb and Mrs Tomb welcome residents now. Clair Meleaters and wife, formerly Mrs Roxie Naugle Butts of Cramer, were callers. Mrs O L Riggs is out of hospital with sister in Johnstown. Preaching next Sunday morning in both churches to allow services at Cramer. Ladies Aid meets with Mrs John Tomb on Sept 30.

Katherine Ward Madison Paul D. Walker Marion Campbell Indiana Hospital Louis Ryall Mary Lewis Culver William R. Joling Marry Tomb Atlantic City AM. W. Campbell Airs. Palmer Towther J. H. Smith Daniel Merriman Elliott Pittsburgh Minma Wlliott New York City Margaret Walher Small Johnstown Marion Gordon Kim Miss Caldwell Virgil Tomb Bion Tomb Tomb

Local happenings include accidents and visits in Dilltown area

Dr W J Salisbury's car was damaged Saturday near Dilltown. Miss Dorothy Klein visited Miss Nancy Tinkeom Sunday. The Epworth League had a corn roast Tuesday. Ladies' Aid met at Mrs Charles McCachren's Saturday.

W. J. Salisbury Dilltown Dorothy Klein Nancy Tinkeom Epworth League Ladies' Aid Charles McCachren

Local Visit Summary From Rossmoyne Area Families

Rossmoyne residents report visiting relatives and friends over the weekend and midweek. Names include Wilson Bowser and niece Bessie Cunningham with Mrs Bowser and Mrs John Sims of Wyoming. Gilbert Kinter family of Creekside. Harry Duncan near Indiana. Mal Seger family of Sagamore. Ebert Brower hosts. W 7 Kerr F C Wilkin and Olive near Smicksburg. Elkin relatives of Marion Center. J I Good and J D Good with W C Good family. Lydia McKee in on the ski list. A L Neal family of Georgeville visited D C Walls.

Wilson Bowser Bessie Cunningham

Five Points School Closure and Local Updates

The Five Points school remained closed until today due to the death of Mrs. Perry Wallace. Clarence Snyder, injured in a recent automobile crash, is progressing well at Indiana Hospital. Aryan Orr, another Five Points resident, is gradually improving in the hospital. A kitchen shower was held Tuesday for Mrs. James Jack at her home nearby, with Mrs. Samuel Whitakerhouse in attendance.

Five Points Perry Wallace Clarence Snyder Indiana Hospital Aryan Orr James Jack Samuel Wiatterhouse

Family visiting in DuBois and local harvest update

The family of DuBois visits John Blystone, brother of Mrs Watterhouse. Mr and Mrs Walter Harmon and two daughters Sara and Ethel, plus Mr and Mrs George Harmon, motored to Hamilton on Sunday to call on friends. Buckwheat is being harvested in the county and the crop is fair.

DuBois John Blystone Watterhouse Walter Harmon Sara Ethel George Harmon Hamilton

Local Duboist People and Visits Highlight Week

Millville residents Harry James and son Delbert spent days in DuBois My. Mrs Paul Wilt hosted her grandparents Mr and Mrs Wilt of Cockport and Mr and Mrs W R Calhoun and daughter Helen of Commodore. John White moved to Lockdale. Oakes of Johnstown visited Barber family. Eva Lydie, Clymer teacher, spent Sunday at home. Several Leasures, McMillens, and Sheesleys visited relatives. workers from Lockvale spent Sunday at home.

Harry James Delbert DuBois My Paul Wilt Wilt Cockport W. R. Calhoun Helen Commodore John White Lockdale Theodore Oakes Johnstown

Mrs Ray Meyers and Sons in Elfinwild Featured in Local Notice

Mrs Ray Meyers and her sons Pred and William of Elfinwild appear in a brief local notice detailing family events. The fragment suggests a social or civic item involving the Meyers family within the community.

Ray Meyers and Sons Pred and William Elfinwild

Where children are there is the golden age

A reflective remark tying the idea of a golden age to the presence of children, invoking a philosopher’s thought about childhood as a measure of societal flourishing and happiness.

Local residents visit relatives and share Sunday time

Mr and Mrs William Barr returned to their home after visiting their daughter and family. Frank George of Vandergrift spent Sunday at home. Howard Rankin family and Ralph Prugh family with daughters Adda Mildred Martha Mary visited W P George and William Byers families on Sunday.

William Barr Frank George Vandergrift Howard Rankin Adda Mildred Ralph Prugh Martha Mary Atwood W. P. George Wiliam Byers J. ¥. Munshower

Mitchells Mills Sand Plant Opens In Town

MITCHELLS MILLS reports a new sand plant startup here while John Maize renovates his home with a new porch. A. G. Ober on the sick list shows improvement. Social visits include Mr and Mrs John Kelly, John Boucher, and Miss Letha Bagley from Harnesboro and Bakerton. Elma Long, Trimble Siding operator, is home briefly. Frank Hamilton family from Cockport visited. Ray Weaver bought a new car. Harry Hines and family travel to Verona for a few days. Clair Mack and Irene visit Lovejoy.

John Maize A. G. Ober John Kelly John Boucher Letha Bagley Harnesboro Bakerton Elma Long Trimble Siding Frank Hamilton Maybelle Frankie Cockport Ray Weaver

Fetterman and guests visit friends on Sunday

Mr and Mrs George Fetterman of Heilwood visited the home of Mr and Mrs Powell Stiffler Sunday. Miss Grace Gibson visited Mrs Griffith Waltermire. Mrs Maud Henry of Purchase Ling and Mr and Mrs James Moore with daughter Goldie were guests of Mrs Julia Mock on Sunday.

George Fetterman Heilwood Powell Stiffler Grace Gibson Griffth Waltermire Maud Henry Purchase Ling James Moore Goldie Julia Mock

Local social notes from Clearfield area

Gl en Campbell and Mrs Charles Judge visited in Clearfield on Saturday. D L Martin spent last week with relatives in Indiana. Genevieve Langdon leaves for Ithaca NY to enter the conservatory of Music. Margaret Brown of Patton spent a week with the Hl B Clark family. Ray Lewis and children returned from two weeks with relatives in West Virginia. John Clark and child of Philadelphia stayed with Mr and Mrs H B Clark. Mrs Charles Conner of Portage visits relatives in town. Aaron P Clark and Scott Johnson depart Saturday for Philadelphia to begin senior year at the University of Pennsylvania. J O Clark and son Joseph go to Philadelphia for several weeks.

Charles Judge Clearfield D. L. Martin Indiana Genevieve Langdon Ithaca N. Y Conservatory of “Music Margaret Brown Patton Hl. B. Clark Ray Lewis West Virginia John Clark Philadelphia H. B. Clark Charles Conner Portage Aaron P. Clark Scott Johnson University of Pennsylvania J. O. Clark Joseph

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