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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1923

Page

7

Cherryhill Township News Roundup Highlights Local Visits

Wesley Askins returns from Indiana Juucerne mines and Pittsburgh after visiting friends. Elmer Lamer did a business trip to Clymer. Clair Lamer recovers and returns to school. Miss Gertrude Holmes made Heilwood calls. Steele Waltermire and Wim Rower work for Elmer Lamer cutting logs. Nanty-Glo visitors include Mr. and Mrs. J M Graham and two children. Mrs. Elmer Tamer and Blair Heilwood callers. Geraldine Waltermire convalescent. A Monday railroad fire damaged a barn on the Holines heirs farm. R D Holmes, recently sick, is out again. Ruth Martin visited grandmother Mrs Elias Learn. John Engle and family and Mr. and Mrs. J H Graham visited D G Brown. Brown sick. John Wagle visited Penn Run.

Wesley Askins Indiana Juucernemines Pittsburgh Elmer Lamer Clymer Clair Lamer Gertrude Holmes Heilwood Steele Waltermire Wim J. M. Graham Nanty-Glo Jno, Engle Elmer Tamer Blair Geraldine Clair Waltermire Thas Ilolines R. D. Holmes

Local residents' weekend visits and travel notes

Glen Campbell and John B. Murray were business visitors in Punxsutawney and Clearfield respectively. Mrs. Jane Wilmoth of Meyersdale spent the weekend with the Wilmoths. Mrs. I. L. Pennington and daughter Goldie shopped in Mahaffey. Mrs. J. H. Miller visits Newark ill relative. W. S. Matta hosted Presbyterians. Alex Mannerberg to Pittsburgh for work. Aaron P. Clark returns from Florida after two months. Rev. W. S. Rose leads revival in Union church. Local students return from Easter break.

John B. Murray Punxsutawney J. B. Lembach J. I. Miller Clearfield Jane Wilmoth Meyersdale B.D. Wilmoth I. L. Pennington Goldie Mahafey J. Hf. Miller Willa Gale Jelie Newark N. J Matta Presbyterian Sunday School Alex Mannerberg Pittsburgh Aaron P. Clark Florida W. 8. Rose M. B. Church Union Church Ruth Martin Hana Miller Alice Downing Naomi Manner Margaret Gleveland John McQuilken Clyde Cressley

Turkey Raising and Green Feed for Turkeys at Broadacres Farm

Prepared for the County Farm Bureau by Miss Sara Reitz of Broad acres Farm Brookville Pa this guide explains turkey housing as poults reach a month old including roosting space roosting shed construction and a plan to separate youngsters from foster mothers. It also covers green feeding with lettuce fallowings planting sequence and a daily ration of one bushel per one hundred turkeys soaked in water before feeding on clear days.

County Farm Bureau Sara Reitz Broadacres Farm Brookville, Pa May King New York Boston

Legion meets to push soldier bonus back pay measure

World war veterans and civic leaders gathered at the Court House as Commander William Healey of the Pennsylvania Department urged Legion members to back an amendment guaranteeing back pay for World War I veterans. He said the Legion seeks back pay, hospital treatment for disabled ex servicemen, compensation, and vocational training as part of broader veteran relief nationwide.

William §. Healey Pennsylvania Department of the American Legion Court House Legion

Philomathean Meeting at Brushvalley April 13 program

The Philomathean Literary Society at Brushvalley presents a program Friday evening April 13 including Myra McCrea recitation Alma Rugh biographies and vocal solos by Mrs Davis Nettie McGrea pantomimes Ethel Rugh Mary Truby and Ruth Tr ans dialogues by Ruth Trans Armaugh and James Stewart and a male quartet led by Rev Ford Captain plus a ple social after. Congressman Nathan L Strong speaks on the Buffalo Pittsburgh highway route through Kittanning urging rapid local mobilization. Also notes Samuel Griffith visits from Johnstown and several locals attend or are ill.

Brushvalley The Philomathean Literary Society Imyra McCrea Martha McCrea Branche Evans Alma Rugh Mrs. Davis Nettie McGrea Ethel Rugh Mary Truby Ida Cunningham Robert McNutt Rev. Ford James Stewart Ruth Trans Armaugh Nathan L. Strong Nathanl. Strong Chamber of Commerce of Kittanning Buffalo

Local Church Meetings and Community Notes in South Bend

South Bend notes list monthly meetings of the Reformed church bible classes and the Lutheran Missionary Society. Local residents move, retire, or buy vehicles. Carnegie Gas Co. runs two tool strings on farms. Will Ruffner’s mother dies near Sagamore. Frank Silvis and J. H. Wray visit. families relocate to nearby properties. ordinary Sunday services and visits cited among residents.

Bible Classes The Reformed Church D. B. Townsend Lutheran Missionary Society L. M. Martz Lawrence Ridenour American Gas Co Hiderton Carnegie Gas Co Salsgiver John Wilson Howard Scott Chester Fink Lisle Carnahan Crete Church Will Ruffner Sagamore Harry Devers Ezra Dunmire

Hawthorn School Closes April Thirteenth

Kate Lemon of Ohio visits J. D. Adamson. June Cummins Hawthorne teacher visits the Houser home. Edna Davis and her brother James visit J. B. Houser. Albert McHenry moves his family from near here to Indiana.

Kate Lemon Ohio J. D. Adamson June Cummins Hawthorne Houser Hawthorn Edna Davis James J. B. Houser Albert McHenry Near Here Indiana

Local social notes from Indiana and surrounding towns

Wednesday visits in Indiana include John D. Adamson and Mrs. Win Alshouse. Grove Chapel held communion on April 8. Calls from Mrs. R. W. McLaughlin and daughter Luella of Homer. Marion Center high student Charles Wohler weekend at home. Zella Houser and sisters visited by Blair Ansley and Joseph Lingenfelter contingent. Vandergrift guests George Roush and Wade Lewis with Olive Stiteler. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Benson of Pittsburgh visited B. B. Crawford. Reverend Bonnell to preach at Lutheran church Sunday at 11 with Sunday school at 10. Cc. S. Davis visited Marion Center Friday. J. J. Mowrey from Pittsburgh at home for the weekend. Mrs. Mary Good of Smicksburg staying with daughter Pearl Ferringer while Edna receives hospital care in Pittsburgh. Perry of Vandergrift spent Sabbath with Clarence Perry. Teacher Blocher resigned and moved to Barberton Ohio for a new post.

John D. Adamson Indiana Win. Alshouse Grove Chapel Church R. W. McLaughlin Luella Homer Kimmel and Wilhelm Charles Wohler Marion Center Zella Houser Blair Ansley Joseph Lingenfelter Herman Gambleton L. T. Lambing George Roush Wade Lewis Vandercrift Olive Stiteler J. C. Wells Carl B. Lewis Brook Alma Gene Lewis Stella Ferrar George Welsh DuBois Wilbur Benson Pittsburgh B. B Mary Good Smicksburg Pearl Ferringer Edna Pittsburg Carl Moorhead Hid Perry Vandergrift Clarence Perry Blocher Barberton

Six Complete Stills Seized En Route to Smyerstown

Prohibition officer G H Bailinger seized six complete stills bound from Pittsburgh to George Yach of Smyerstown including two five gallon, two ten gallon and two twenty gallon outfits. Yach says he ordered none and knew nothing of shipment. no arrest made. Investigation to focus on the shipment point. Farewell Party at Ambrose for Mrs. Ruby Glassford

Smyerstown G. H. Bailinger Prohibition Enforcement Pittsburgh George Yach Yach

Publication correction in Fleming obituary notice

A published obituary for Mrs Albert Clyde Fleming stated that her father D. B. Martin had died. The notice was an error. D. B. Martin, of Alverda, is alive and in good health.

Albert Clyde Fleming D. B. Martin Martin Alverda

Household Goods Stolen From Fitzhonts While Away in Indiana

While Mrs. BE B Fitzhonts and family of Armstrong township were away in Indiana Saturday, intruders entered their home and removed an iron bed and springs bed clothes chairs a ham bucket a bush el of corn and oats and other articles A farewell party for the Mears family was held Friday evening with about 60 friends. An electric lamp was presented to Mr and Mrs Mears.

Ambrose Ambrose Grange Hall Ruby Glassford Indiana BE. B. Fitzhonts Armstrong Township Mears James Mears

Also Mentioned on This Page

Cherryhill Township Flias Learn John Engle J. H. Graham D. G. Brown Mr. Brown John Wagle Glen Campbell Irvin S. Glasser Indiana, PA Turkey American Legion Spruce Samuel GriMth Johnstown W. EE. Patterson James McCurdy Ernest Louise Freeport John McDannell D. P. McDannell Tipperary John W. B. Patterson Elizabeth Keener J. B. Brown Mary Mary Brown J. E. Brown South Bend NO Sam Beighley Sara Maria Smith James Smith Frank Silvis Iindiana J. H. Wray Apollo Plumville Groutman's Store Nema Bell Troutman Baylon Whith Oxfords Hewitt
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