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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1923

Page

10

Pine Flatta residents recall Sunday visits and local notices

Deckers Point Roy and Jacob Stitt of Pine Flatta called on Samuel Stitt Sunday. Mrs Will Wagner spent last week with her aunt Mrs A H W Radkey. Mrs C Winter and sons Clair Jr and Harry visited her sister Mrs Earl Brown of Freeport last week. Mrs Hugh Tiekok visited trends at Blacklick last week. Mr and Mrs Herb Mimau and daughter Helen and Lloyd Mumau spent Saturday evening with D W Mumau and family. Grace Butterbaugh employed at Punxsutawney. Dein Brown moved his saw mill to East Run to cut timber belonging to N W Burns. Jesse Rainey and daughter Beretta visiting friends at Indiana. Grace Barr took supper with Mrs G W Darlett Wednesday evening. Mildred Lewis of Hillsdale spent Sunday evening with Clair Maine at Chas Prinster home. There will be preaching in the M B E church Sabbath afternoon at siga. Mrs Merle Sheesley visited her parents, Mr and Mrs Alix Douglass, Sunday.

Roy Jacob Stitt Pine Flata Samuel Stitt Will Wagner Mra A. H W. Radkey D. W. Mumau Grace Butterbaugh Punxsutawney Dein Brown East Run N. W. Burns Jesse Rainey Berdetta Indiana Grace Barr G. W. Darlett Mildred Lewis Hillsdale Clair Maine Chas, Prinster M. BE Siga Merle Sheesley Alix Douglass

Parkwood and Indiana Local Notices

Parkwood A W Robinson, who recently sold his farm, bayed 40 Indiana last week. Lester Ray has been touring the last couple of weeks and unable to be around. The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Lou Lowry died last week and is interred in Union cemetery. Chas H Miller, local contractor, is adding to Philip Ricuperos store at McIntyre. J D Couch ordered a new Ford touring car and expects arrival soon. Nellie Spence is spending a few weeks in Indiana. Mr and Mrs Martin Dickson welcomed a young son Ed. Fitzhonts was a business caller in Indiana Saturday. Idaho I M Henderson spent Thursday in Vandergrift. J F Russell and family and Mr and Mrs Frank Scott visited Mr and Mrs J P Scott Sunday. Born to Mr and Mrs Marvin Silvis April 5, twin girls. Mr and Mrs Milton Silvis spent Friday with the Silvis family. Mr and Mrs Boren moved to their new home Monday. Mrs John Coulter spent Friday in Indiana. Quinn Neal of Jacksonville visited Mr and Mrs J C Crawford Saturday.

A. W. Robinson Near Here Indiana Lester Ray Lou Lowry Union Cemetery Chas. H. Miller Philip Ricupero McIntyre J.D. Couch Nellie Spence Martin Dickson Ed Fitzhonts Idaho I. M. Henderson Vandergrift J. F. Russell Frank Scott J. P. Scott Marvin Silvis Milton Silvis William Alison A. J Siverd W. W. Boucher Bert Ginter Hillsdale Richard Buddie Wim. Tyzer Boucher R. J. Siverd W. IL. Barber Flt Barber Wiliam Lightier William Allson J. L. Sigerd Harry Woldwards Thamir Dade Flaming Shonk T. J. Star and Son Janes Lave Weed Houses Harry A. Alligan Ealers Plana Bert Siverd RR. L. Bonchor Paul Rachor Conemmaugh Wilhim Tyger James Stull

Clarksburg Social Notes Amid Illness and Travel

Clarksburg reports many grip cases including John Myars recovering after an attack. Victims include Mrs J J Pryor and Mrs Burton Pearce. Altoona members, Mr and Mrs Manning, visit kin. others move from Iselin to Hailwood. A hospital operation looms for Mrs Pontes. Funeral attendees travel from Vandergrift, New Kensington, Indiana, and Punxsutawney. Church surveys announced for Sunday.

John Myars J. J. Pryor Burton Pearce Manning Wenty Altoona Cine Lowther William Pontes In- Manan Wiliam Pentman Iselin Hailwood George Gallagher Lowther Httle Ruth Pittsburch Treditania Ploming Mclntire Orville Pleming Hig Carrolton Robert McLaughlin John McGhoughtin George McLaughlin Gumbert Frank Snyder Vandergrift Telly Graden H. S. Me. Phitiny Indianas J. C. Lowry Punxsuliwney Mra Jenny New Kensington Panj

Saltsburg News Roundup Of Local Happenings

Mrs Maude Richards is seriously ill at home. Miss Forne McQuaide visited Greensburg. Mrs Mary Rowland and two children from Indiana spent time with her parents. Olive Walters promoted to assistant postmaster with Myrtle Guthridge as clerk. Bridge project progress over halfway. Mrs Nannie Weary of Aspinwall visited Saltsburg friends. Mrs D M Kennedy recovering from surgery at Columbia hospital Wilkinsburg. Sara Knnitte a Pitt School teacher spent last week at home. Leah Murietlay listed among the sick. Mrs Muria Clark of Clarksburg guest of friends here. Irene Ruddell spent Saturday in Pittsburgh.

Saltsburg Maude Richards Earnest Fletcher Pittsburgh Forne McQuaide Greensburg Marry Rowland Indiana Olive Walters Myrtle Guthridge Nannie Weary Aspinwall Saltsbury Friends D. M. Kennedy Columbia Hospital Wilkinsburg Sara Knnitte Pittshurch Leah Murietlay Muria Clark Clarksburg Irene Ruddell Pittaburgh

Duncanville Lime & Stone Co No 1 Agricultural Lime

No 1 Agricultural Lime offered run of kiln at 6.25 per ton. Duncanville Pa firm ships from Duncansville with immediate shipment. Buyers urged to order early to avoid rush.

Duncansville Duncanville Lime & Stone Co

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