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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1923

Page

4

Duncanville Lime and Stone Co No 1 Agricultural Lime

No 1 Agricultural Lime, run of kiln, price five dollars twenty five cents per ton. Shipment immediate. Duncanville Lime and Stone Co., Duncansville, Pa. Order early to avoid delays.

Duncansville Duncanville Lime & Stone Co

Cherry Tree and Easter Socials Fill Johnstown Notes

Local items record Cherry Tree T. W. Munroe as a business caller in Johnstown on Friday and multiple Easter visits and gatherings. Families such as the Toles, Stimers, Bakers, Winslows, and Mecklings are noted visiting relatives in Colyer, Boswell, Beaver College, and State College. A destructive fire at John Johns’ home damaged the structure, with buckets replacing hoses and no insurance. Mrs. P. W. Cramer hosted the Ladies Aid Society with a dainty lunch after a Tuesday meeting.

Cherry Tree T. W. Munroe Johnstown Howard Toles Dorothy Patton Harry Hawes Martha Esther Geiling Helen StiMer Wilson College Chambersburg Harold Stuffler State College M. J. Stimer Jesse Baker James Long Colyer Ma. J. H. Winslow Margaret Caroline Jersey Shore Mr. Winslow Wm. Penn Florence Lohr Boswell Muth Meckling Beaver College Paul Meckling Pittsburgh Meckling Esther §Tffer Altoona P. W. Cramer Ladies’ Aid Society Win Dunsmore Barnesboro John Longacre Detroit Mich Beulah Ethel Yingling R. §. Barber

Local Social Notes From Rochester Mills Area

Marion Oenter and Mrs. Clel Crawford hosted by Horace Kinter on Friday. Josiah Work from Erie visited his sister Mrs. Maria Stewart who's been ill. Dr. Joseph Wilson and family move to Meadowlands near Pittsburgh. Hon. C. R. Griffith of Harrisburg visiting at home. Wm. H. McAfoos's condition remains poor. several children at bedside. A H Mahon moving to farm east of town. Mrs. Irene Jackson and Miss Mary Meanor return to city after stay with father W. P. Meanor. Raymond Walker and sister Lydia from Indiana spending Braster vacation here. Edna Braughter of near Rochester Mills visiting sister Mrs. Eewin Feitshans. Bertha Work and sister Mrs. Altman of near Rochester Mills visited Marion Center last week. Isabel Lowry and Mary Barclay, aged, suffer injuries from falls at home. James Streams east of town again suffers rheumatism.

Clel Crawford Jas. Crawford Rochester Mills Horace Kinter Josiah Work Erie Maria Stewart Joseph Wilson Meadowlands Pittsburgh C. R. Griffith Harrisburg Wm. H. McAfoos Manor Street A. H. Mahon Irene Jackson Mary. Meanor W. P. Meanor Raymond Walker Lydia Walker Indiana Edna Braughter Eewin Feitshans Bertha Work and Bister Altman Marion Center Isabel Lowry Mary Barclay James Streams

Local Families Visit,and Shared Sunday Gatherings

Lester Sutter and Clairton workers visit with family members in town. Perry Strange and family of Walter spend Friday with Mr and Mrs M Sutter. Ployd Braughter and family relocate with Butler friends. G M Shields and Myrtle visit relatives in Rossiter and March area. Andy Sutter and George Pagter compare Sunday hours with Indiana kin. Sharp Beck visits Wm McCormick relatives near Motterns Mills.

Lester Sutter Clairton Perry Strange Walier Mra M. Sutter Rossiter G. W. Shields Myrtle Jacob Bartholomew Near March Clarence Carbaugh G. M. Sutter John Bann Francis Allison S. M. Shields Anna Lucas Nannie Lewis Indiana Andy Sutter George Pagter Sharp Beck Wm. McCormick Near Mottern’s Mills

Dixonville notes on deaths and local events

The body of Mr. Harvey, electrocuted in the Barr slope mine, was moved to Gur wardsville for interment. He leaves a widow and five children. Local youths Jett and Bagley travel to Wisconsin to study civil engineering. A revival continues at the Methodist church with Joseph Claweon assisting. Moonshine yesterday contrasted with pleasant sunshine in town.

Margargha Wuugar Harvey Barr Slope Gurwensville W. L. Clawson John Bagley Len Wheeler Jett Margaretta Tuunger Plymer Methodist Church Joseph Claweon Dixonville Fero

Amberican European Club charter filing Indiana County

Notice in the Court of Common Pleas Indiana County 1923 concerns an application by John Waryeh Grenko Federinko Peter Qrayzanic and John ansadny for incorporation of the Amberican European Club or Indiana County under the 1874 act. The proposed literary and social club may own real estate up to 50000 with charter filed in the Prothonotary's office. William Banks solicitor announces March 21 1924 date.

Court of Common Plean Indiana Grenko M.A. Federinko Peter Qrayzanic John Ansadny Act of Assembly Prothonotary's Office Indiana County William Banks

Bale of Street Paying Bonds in Jacksonville Borough

Notice: Jacksonvine Borough will offer for sale at public vendue the street paying bonds. Bonds amount to $3,000, denomination $500, interest from Oct 1, 1922. Sale April 15, 1928 at 10:00 am at Farmers & Miners Tank Jacksonville Kent Pa. Cash on delivery. bids below par not accepted. W G Lowman Treasurer. Harry W Enahlart Attorney. Also Auditor notice for estate of J Erick of Salisbury borough. Auditor L K Millar to attend April 17, 1923 at 10:00 am at Savings & Trust Co building Indiana Pa.

Jacksonville Jacksonvine Farmers & Miners Tank Kent W. G. Lowman Harry W., Enahlart Orphans’ Court Indiana County Harry W. Earhart Eastte J. , Erick Salisburg Savings & ‘Prast Company Indiana

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