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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1923
Page
5
Indiana visitors and local residents are listed with names such as James Strchell George Fry and John Bush among others. The report notes hospital visits farm purchases movers and new births with multiple callers from Vandergrift Pittsburgh and Indianapolis and changes of address. A boy’s birth is announced for Arthur Rhea’s household.
Practical age specific feeding plan to reduce losses in chicks six to eight weeks old. From 48 hours to three months, the regimen emphasizes oats, greens, greens, sour milk, epsom salts, and gradually increasing grain sizes. Older birds are kept in a controlled yard with green foods, apples, and fattening mash before market.
Mrs David Learn of Purchase Line visited daughter Mrs Bert Lydie last week. Rhodale Goodlin, son of grandparents Mr and Mrs A B Goodlin, is reported better. Mr and Mrs John Brown of Commodore called at Frank Scotts exemption. Tred Piper, convalescing, is able to be out. Hillsdale visitors included Mrs A C Shank and Mr and Mrs Jennings Goodlin. The farewell for Mr and Mrs Dean Lockard drew a large crowd. they will move to Portage. Mrs Dal Keith visited her parents Mr and Mrs R B Laney. Mrs George and Howard Meekins of Dockport visited Friday. Sam Huey bought a new Ford roadster.
Mr and Mrs W G Spiers and Mrs D O Davis were Indiana shoppers on Friday. Mr and Mrs M Creek visited in McKeesport and brought back Creek's young niece and nephew to stay a while. Miss Sue Mack is confined with a nervous breakdown. Mr and Mrs Gilbert McCrea plan to leave around April 10 for Montana to visit their son and daughter. Mr and Mrs J G McCully moved to Indiana. Rev and Mrs Samuel Ford were Indiana visitors. Mrs John Thompson of Castle Shannon visits relatives here. Mrs Chas Conrad and daughters spent last week with her parents. Mr and Mrs Harry Stewart welcomed a baby girl. G T McCrea and wife spent Monday and Tuesday in Indiana. Russell Herlinger was a Calwell visitor. Mr and Mrs Stanley Allen and daughter Margaret and Frank McCrea and daughter Martha visited their parents. The M E church pageant is noted.
Sunday night drew a crowd at Har ry Stewart's as a girl arrived last Saturday. Mrs. Harvey Moose and her son returned home after two weeks with U. G. Nelson and wife.
Mrs Jennie Anderson visited with Ralph Madison and B A Townsend on Wednesday. Annie and Ida Scott called at the Ralph Madison home. Madge and Lee Anderson visited the T J Matson home. Bo Coleman from State College spends vacation with his parents W A Coleman. Alex Kunkle visited the Andersons. Alfred Lockard from Olivet was a business caller Saturday. About thirty neighbors surprised Mr and Mrs C V Briggs Friday night with lunch and games. Mrs Briggs Sabbath school class gave a gift in appreciation. The Briggs family plan to move to Sowers farm Brushvalley township. Madge Anderson visits Vandergrift Leechburg McKinstry Hill. Mrs Agatha Coleman of Vandergrift and Adelaide Coleman of Apollo vacationed at their Zion home. Emma Reigh visited Mary Campbell. Neighbors spent Saturday with the Reigh brothers. An old lime taffy pull was held. John Wasson hosted a party Saturday evening. Lyle Coleman, employed in Vandergrift, Easter visit with his parents and bought a new something. Mr and Mrs B A Townsend were Avonmore business callers Saturday. Mr and Mrs O T Briggs were in Apollo Friday. O T Briggs and Frances and Bert Townsend’s four children, Lee Anderson and Minnie Painter could not attend.
William Morrison died at his sisters home near Plumville last Tuesday after living with Mr and Mrs Robert Thompson for eight years. The community knew him as Uncle Billy and he was respected by all. Funeral attended by Mr and Mrs Thompson.
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