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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1925
Page
4
Plumville and Rural Valley residents gather at the county seat. Dr A H Davis and family from Punxsutawney visit. Louise Stuchul from Slippery Rock spends vacation at home. Local students and teachers, including Jancea Keplar and the senior class, are active with events and travel. Church evangelistic services progress under Rev G S Stevens as families host friends and attend meetings across towns.
McKigbon Valley residents attended the funeral of Mrs. Johnston of Sharon. Mrs. Dan McGracken of Reed spent Sabbath with sister-in-law Mrs. Will Smith, who is ill. W. W. Couch, long in a Pittsburgh hospital, returned home hoping for recovery. Nellie Salagiver of Blairsville visited her mother, Mrs. Caroline George. George Smith and Bertha Penrose visited relatives after motoring to Coral. Albert Cunningham of Livermore R. D. made a business call. August Macro and family visited Creekside to see his mother. M. D. Himes and family visited the Joe Moore family of Heilwood. Mrs. John Cunningham called on Chas. Miller’s home. Lew Neal of McIntyre was a caller. Edward Harrold, Chas. Millen, wife and daughter, and Mrs. Alice McCracken and children visited W. C. Smith. Mrs. John Lanity and daughter visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Penrose, on Sunday. Christina Ruddock of near Reed will wed Mr. French this week. Joe M. Collins’ has many young Plymouth Rock chicks.
Mrs W Bleakney and son Frank visited relatives in Leechburg over the weekend. Mr and Mrs S A McAdoo called on Mr and Mrs Jacob Clark. Ernest Ramner is in ill health this spring with heart trouble. Mrs Jacob Millen spent Friday with her son William Millen, who is in an An Waster program. A church program will be given in Plumcreek Church next Sunday at 11 o clock.
A letter from D R Tomb secretary treasurer invites farmers to consider loans from the Federal Land Bank system. It highlights long term financing, reduced indebtedness, non renewals, mortgage transferability, earnings to associations, and a Baltimore district loan history of 46 000 farmers and 42 million dollars. Contact Indiana Pa offices for details.
Kathryn L Musk administratrix of Indiana Borough dies. attorneys Pierre & IMovee announce letters of administration granted. Claimants must present authenticated claims for settlement and those indebted must prove payment. March 18, 1925 Indiana, Pa.
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