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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1923
Page
3
An old newspaper snippet lists subscription terms with prices and durations. It mentions advance payments and several month options likely for a wine or periodical service. The readable text includes dates and pricing but is fragmentary and lacks clear context.
Wallace Thomas Burgess promotes a Clymer Bank folder on gold and silver as the language of commerce, noting gold rushes spurred westward growth and agricultural expansion. The piece highlights copper and iron as wealth drivers, maps and tables included, and invites Indiana residents to participate in Clean Up Week April 16 to 22.
Blair Goodlin, 25, of Vandergrift and former Cherryhill resident, was killed instantly Tuesday night March 27 while helping load castings with an electric crane when a casting slipped and struck him. He leaves a widow two small children his parents John Goodlin Blairsville two sisters Harry D. and Rush Goodlin Blairsville and Mrs R D Fyork Penn Run.
Rural subscribers gain access to many daily newspapers and weekly magazines at reduced prices through The Progress Club. Subscription is 32 dollars yearly with specific combinations including Pittsburgh Daily Gazette Times and others. orders must include advance payments and be sent to the listed address.
Report details reserves deposits and capital of First National Bank India Pennsylvanias bank at Chase of Business. Includes assets such as cash reserves government securities notes, loans and overdrafts, and liabilities including deposits and capital stock. Sworn affidavit by cashier M. Stewart with notary public stamp and date April 1, 1921.
A pie social will be held at Tanoma school house on Wednesday evening April 18. Ladies are requested to bring pies and the gentlemen their pocketbooks.
Martha Hunter of Armstrong township divides her estate in a June 4 1915 will naming sister Margaret Adaline Hunter as executrix Ida May Repine receives property in Smacksbore livestock and household goods from aunt Joanna Fleck of Lintekshure in a February 24 2020 document Personal bequests go to John Alfred Black and Cota Blaele.
The family expresses sincere thanks for sympathy and help shown after the sudden death of their husband and father. Floral tributes from the Rebekah Lodge of Homer City fellow workers of Antiman and the Crete Bible class are gratefully acknowledged by Mrs. J. A. Getty and family.
Commodore Mrs. Austin Kerr visited her hospitalized brother George Treese. Mrs. Critley returned home after caring for her daughter. A Starford dance is planned for April 1 with music by the Starford Thrillers. Sunday school each week and church services at night. Miss Susie Liptak, employed nearby, visited Stafford relatives. Miss Mary Bagley visited her sister Sarah last week. Raymond Glass of Blairsville visited friends here Monday. Frank Young vacated the boarding house. Mr. Stiefle will take charge soon. Mrs. Sam Taughey visited Mrs. Ronard Burnheimer last week. Miss Martha Wassam of Stafford called on her sister Mrs. W. R. Calhoun. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Johns spent Sunday with his parents. Levada Muman of Glen Campbell stayed with brother John Muman for a few days last week.
John A. Scott, Esq., fully recovered from pneumonia, will return to private practice after April 16th. He resumes office on the third floor of the Savings and Trust Company building. Ernest Stewart, Esq., moves from the Marshall building to join him in three adjoining rooms to meet clients.
Notices announce letters of administration for multiple deceased residents including James A Garon Anna M Shields J Morrell Davis Myrtle Davis and others. Creditors are required to file authenticated claims for settlement and debtors to make prompt payment. Attorneys are listed with firm names and locations.
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