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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1922
Page
6
Homer City and area residents are listed visiting relatives, shoppers, and travelers from Indiana Blairsville Latrobe Latrobe and surrounding towns. Names include Josephine Mra Ransom George Long Mrs Chas Fisher Mrs Sam Manda and many more with movers movers and weekend visits. A mix of shoppers callers and travellers from Blairsville Indiana Blacklick and Heilwood towns.
A social session outlines plans for a Veterans Civic League of Indiana County. Delegates reported on Harrisburg meetings and postponed permanent officers due to poor roads. A committee organized a gathering for April 29 at Camp Rest-a-While with transport, meals, music, and speeches for Civil War Spanish American and World War veterans.
Obituary notices memorialize Solomon Ei Plowman of Armagh aged 73 years 3 months a Civil War veteran active church member and father of several children. Also Solomon Buterbaugh 85 and others Nellie Morrison 50 and Mrs Walter Shupe among the deceased with funeral details and interments listed. Card of thanks from MR and MRS I C GOOD for Helen Kathryn.
Taylorville L and Buterbaugh traveled to Indiana on Saturday for a gathering at Wm Harkens to honor William Harkens Jr and his aunt Mia. Thos Stull celebrated a birthday and Wilmer Lydick reported the loss of a prized horse Wednesday night.
A farewell gathering was held Wednesday at the Taylorsville school house for Miss Gibson and Miss Repine as their term of school nears its end. Mrs Miram Ferrier visiting her son Aaron and family at Wandin has returned home. Mr and Mrs A W Donahue made a business trip to Indiana on Monday.
John Cribbs and Geo Dorr of near Indiana were guests of Joe Collins the past week. H arry Himes and Paul Miller pupils in our school took the eighth grade exam at West Lebanon on Saturday. Mrs Alice McCracken spent one day in the Lou Neal home near McIntyre. George Smith and Morgan Mun mire with the sister's sister were guests in the Penrose home Saturday night. Mrs M O Himes and sons spent two days with her niece Mrs Joseph Moore. Glenn Faith of West Lebanon called in the valley last week. Jon Collins, recently ill, is able to sit on the porch. County seat visitors included Mr and Mrs Joe Moore and two daughters, John Cunningham and Nellie Couch. Miss Rosie Dunmire spent the weekend at her home near Read. Tom Hazlett was a business caller in the Addison George home recently.
Public sale of twenty five automobiles and trucks of all kinds and makes at East End Garage 103 West Philadelphia Street Indiana Pa at 1 30 pm Saturday April 29 Terms 2 off for cash six months time with note with good security R W George Auctioneer On the Matthew Streams farm two miles south of Plumville Thursday April 27 at 1 o clock sharp team of sorrel mares weight 2600 Guernsey cow on calf general line of farm machinery oats and corn by the bushel and hay by ton and other articles Matthew Streams B B Dinger Auctioneer
Buyer notice for a Ford touring car 1918 medal repainted and in good mechanical condition to be sold by H. C. Cameron on Saturday April 22. Car not listed on sale bills but will be offered that day.
We desire to thank our friends for the kindness shown us at the time of the death of our wife and mother, also for the beautiful floral tributes. John B. Galbreath and family.
Plans have been prepared for alterations and enlargement of the Methodist Episcopal church in Saltsburg. Bids or pictures will be received for the work until April 24.
The Indiana Progress reports Gush Greek Grange No. 578 notes the death of beloved brother A B Brilhart. The resolution expresses sympathy to his family, honors his memory, and orders the charter draped for thirty days with minutes and notice printed.
Mr and Mrs Clyde Keough and their son spent Sabbath with Mrs Cathryn Clark. Mr and Mrs J F Kimmel and Mrs Mary Boucher were Kittanning visitors last Tuesday. Mrs Jacob Miller is visiting at her son James Miller’s home in Rochester Mills. Miss Virginia Calhoun closed a successful farm of school Monday.
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