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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1922
Page
5
Elders Ridge and Cherryhill items report multiple visitors to Pittsburgh and local towns. Neighbors Nesbitt Run to Kent send regards as Miss Mildred Ewing closes school term and Howard Fulton departs for Maryland. Local services, parties, exams and farm life details fill a wide page of social activity and travel through May and early June.
Despite the rain a crowd gathered at Nolo on Wednesday evening to serenade the bride and groom Mr and Mrs Schreckengost. Several locals visited the newlyweds Friday and other neighbors stopped by through the weekend for meals and calls. Notables include Miss Nellie Bennett of Slippery Rock and Mr Roy Schreckengost.
A busy weekend with many neighbors attending the Homer Cameron sale. Residents from Armagh, Heilwood, Clymer, Stafford and Blairsville visited relatives and friends, while students and teachers at Milmore School organized a closing picnic. Local work includes a bridge beam delay, Cream Rosa Dairy shipping cows, and workers from Turtle Creek joining the Cream Rose Dairy Co. near town.
The Indiana Progress announces a clubbing program for rural subscribers offering daily papers at discounted prices and many leading weeklies and magazines. The Advance subscription is $2.00 yearly with cash orders. Names of paired papers include Pittsburgh Gazette Times, Dispatch, Post, Philadelphia Daily North American, National Stockman and Farmer weekly, Ohio Farmer Weekly, Toledo Weekly Blade, Woman's World Monthly, McCall's Monthly, and New York World Three Times a Week, with various discounts listed.
Misses Mary and Bessie Silvis near Parkwood visited sister Mrs W B Devers Saturday and Sabbath. Herbert Ley returned to Hollow after a week at Marietta Ohio. Mae and Ezra Dunmire spent Sabbath with friends. Blair George called in the hollow Friday. Wilbert Bruce Glen Coleman and Garnett Devers supped with R T Dunmire Sunday. R T Dunmire paints and paper hangs in Townsend homes at South Bend. American Gas Co rented D W George home for boarding men awaiting Ludingditch pipe line. Carnegie rig completed on the Dry farm. drilling expected this week. Dwight Bruce worked on the Dunmire well in Herbert Ley’s absence. Vernie Hall returns from Indiana to home. Mr and Mrs Hague visiting Mr and Mrs Norman Burkett. Agnes Ruffmer returns home after visit with sister Mrs Merle Good. Hazel Skinner closed a term of school at Crogs Roads 1.
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