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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1925

Page

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Handy Andy Praises Paints at Devoe HQ

Handy Andy claims a Chinaman painted a wooden gate 3000 years ago and remains as fresh today as when brushed. He credits using the right paint on the right wood with the right brush and points readers to Devoe headquarters for guidance on the correct paint and brush.

DEVOE

Baseball Awning Exhibit Teases Low Estimate

Our Awning Man will display samples and latest designs and provide an estimate. No installation charge. We are confident you will approve of the low price.

Leonard

South Bend Residents Active Around Indiana Visitations

South Bend residents and visitors frequent Indiana as neighbors recount visits, callers, and social events. Local families, including Rearick, Silvis, Hanna, Reed, Townsend and Shoup participants, share visits, church events, and a Klan presence noted with a burning cross reported in the village. A class of eight pupils took the eighth grade exam at South Bend while community members attend sermons and gatherings. a funeral at St Paul’s is noted amid local greetings and farm activity.

South Bend No Harry Rearick Indiana Frank Silvis Shoup Harvey Hanna Melvin Silvis Alfred Reed West Lebanon W. B. Porterr Margaret McGaughey Margaret Hanna Mary Ruffner Pittsburgh Roy Sierling Kittanning Ruth Stewart Helen Henderson O. M. Anderson Harvey Knepshield Joseph George Apollo Ita Weaver Frank Eugene Silvis Ku Klux Klan Anna Ludwick Girty Montgomery’s Janet Townsend QO. M. Anderson Luella Robert Townsend South Bend U. P T. W. Fiscus D. B. Townsend Janet Lavenia Townsend West Lebanon W. R. Thompson Elizabeth Painter Hobart Shellhammer Oscar Wherry

Local Gossip From Diltown Area Reports

Robert Cameron transacted business in Heshbon Homer City and Indiana on Saturday. Roy and Mrs Little visited with Campbell in the vicinity. Nellie Foster with Larue and Claude stay with sister Mrs Hines in Commodore who has been ill. Parsley siblings Rachel and Mable Johnson in Nanty-Glo. Annie Campbell a Wintendale caller. Samuel Stiles and Jackson Deyarmin visited Indiana. Rachel Parsley called on Mable Johnson. Mrs Robert Shearer visited Wintondale. Haagen's mother Mrs John Boringg ill. Preaching at Barkley Evangelical May 13 at 7 80 by Rev Rowens Snow Shoe.

Robert Cameron Heshbon Homer City Indiana Roy Little Dewey Campbell Nellie Foster Larue Claude Commodore R. ¥. Hines Albert Parsley Rachel Mable Johnson Annie Campbell Wintendale Samuel Stiles Jackson Deyarmin Rachel Parsley Robert Shearer Wintondale Dan Haagen John Boringg Barkley Evangelical Church Rowens Snow Shoe

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