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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1925
Page
7
Saltsburg residents mingle with relatives and neighbors while reporting train delays after a freight wreck. Local clergy and church activities fill the week with services, camps, and sermons. Visitors from Blairsville, Indiana, and Pittsburgh appear, with family trips and funerals noted.
Details show revenue and expenditures for the district for the year ending July 7. Included are state appropriations, other receipts, total receipts, and general control as well as instruction, auxiliary agencies, operation, maintenance, debt service, and fixed charges. Names and numeric figures reference teachers salaries, textbooks, supplies, and bond payments.
Residents and visitors frequenting Indiana and nearby communities are listed. Names include Jennie Stephens and daughter Mary hosting guests, the Johnsons of Johnstown visiting W. W. Huston, and many other relatives and friends from Arcadia Blairsville Greensburg and Pittsburgh engaging in calls, church, travel and family gatherings through the week.
Penn Run R D11 Charlie Fyock and son Nelson were Indiana callers on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Clyde Menthané family and Harvey Strong attended tent meeting at Strongstown Sunday. Harry Grow called on his parents Morris and Mrs Grow on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Norma Syste and son Max called on Mrs Lyster's parents Albert and Mrs Stake recently. Karl Simpson and Lisle Fyock were Penn Run callers on Saturday. Rigsell and John Ray spent Sunday at Parkwood. John Lambing called on Russell Ray on Sunday. Frank Stephens spent several days last week with H C Cameron.
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