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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1925

Page

12

First National Bank declares quarterly dividend

The Board of Directors of the First National Bank of Cherry Tree approved a quarterly dividend of 4 4 percent on the par value of outstanding stock, payable April 1. The rate is 18 percent on the 100000 capital, same rate as when capital was 60000. Directors include F Finsthwait and B W Kinports among others. bank noted for wide services and strong local ties. It is a Roll of Honor Bank and among the region’s largest in town.

Ites National Bank of Cherry Tred Eos First National Bank of Cherry Tree Federal Reserve System Cherry Tree F. Finsthwait B.W. Kinports William McKeage P. K. Wilson John McKeage B. W. Flawes John H. Smith N. G. Hawes John Lemon J. W. McFarland William Sides Frank Finsthwait B. W.rinports B. W. Hawes T. W. Munroe J. P. Fitzpatrick National

Local Notices and Dairy Cow Production Figures

Pine Flats residents visit relatives as local social notes blend with agricultural data. Pennsylvania dairy officials report cow testing across 33 counties in 1924 benefiting 1,045 members with 14,941 cows. average milk 7,178 pounds and butterfat 284 pounds per cow, suggesting substantial feed savings of 1,485,000,000 dollars if statewide production matched the tested herd performance.

Pennsylvania Cow Testing Association Pennsylvania State College Cow ‘Testing Association

Charter Notice and Auditors Notice in Indiana County

Notices declare applications to the Governor of Pennsylvania for charters of two corporations Federal Securities Company and National Securities Corporation with agents for buying selling and handling securities. Also an auditor for the Savings & Trust Company of Indiana County will attend to settle estate distribution for Harry A. Putt on April 23, 1925 at 10 a.m. in Indiana Pennsylvania.

Pennsylvania D. BR. Tomb J. Wayne Lamb F. W. ‘Fee Federal Securities Foe Ten Outock A. m D. RB. Tomb J. Wayne Tomb H. W.W. Fee Act of Assembly National Securities Corporation Pierce & Pierce Orphans Court Indiana County Savings &Rust Company of Indiana Harry A. Putt Clymer Savings & Trust Company Indland James L. Jack

Golden wedding celebration in GovobE vicinity

A large turnout attended the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs George Braughletr Thursday. Many neighbors and relatives gathered as Lulu Mutshower and others visited, with reports of local families hosting guests and flu care efforts ongoing. Preparations for state road work and church activities occupied community attention as elected officers and plans for a buy-and-ago business emerged.

Literary Friday Evening and Local Visits Reported

Literary friday evening at 4 00 o clock at Mrs Margaret Nichol and Mrs Robi Marshell attended gymnasium exercises at Slippery Rock Normal Thursday eve ning. They were accompanied home by Miss Grace Nichol spending her Haster vacation here. Roy Simpson and family of Ambrose visited Merle Stewart and family Thursday. Mrs J Ruffner spent the week end with friends at Wintondale. Miss Vernie Hall of Indiana visited her parents here on Sabbath. James Nichol wife and daughter of Indiana spent the weekend with Merle Stewart and family. Miss Rachel Hamilton is on the Hicklst. Merle Stewart and family moving to Indiana this week. Miss June Lohaugh teacher at the Cross Roads school spent the week end with St 8 Nichol and family. Carry Skinner and Harvey Mall made a business trip to Blairsville on Monday. Mrs A J Hall and daughter Dorothy and Elmer Steele moving to James Nichol farm recently purchased by Elmer Steele. On Friday evening a very good attendance from the Ridge. Mr and Mrs Robert Coulter Mrs Alphen Lane and son Richard motor ed from Philadelphia last week to visit their parents and friends. T C Manners is suffering from an attack on the mumps. The Landiest Missionary Society met in the church on Thursday afternoon. They feel very well repaid for the cooperative efforts to repair the church.

Margaret Nichol Robi. Marshell Beyer Slippery Rock Grace Nichol Roy Simpson Ambrose Merle Stewart J. Ruffner Wintondale Vernie Hall Indiana Ledshar James Nichol Merl Stewart Rachel Hamilton Hick Lst June Lohaugh Cross Roads School St. 8 Nichol Earry Skinner Harvey Mall Blairaville Mra A. J. Hall Dorothy Elmer Steele Evenue Robert Coulter Alfen Lane Richard Philadelphia T. C. Manners Landiest Missionary Society

Locust Land remembered in barened yard tale

P wing and family visit Sal burg callers Saturday evening Mr and Mrs Bert Bakers spent Sunday in the Cotlier home James Hwing recovering from illness Locust Land lane still there but the locust trees gone The memory recalls old trips to the lildor homestead with a heart aching tone

P. Wing Ware Salburg Bert Baker Spert Cotlier James Hwing Lildor Homestead

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