Bolen Bolen reunion at Blacklick township site
The Bolen family reunion will be held Saturday August 8 at the home of Mr and Mrs Thomp son Bolen in Blacklick township near Livermore. The notice extends cordial invitations to all. The page notes receipts of weekly letters from buyers and sellers using Progress classified ads and praises their effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson Bolen
Blacklick Township
Hear Livermore
Bolen
Board of Same Commissioners
Harrisburg
Commonwealth
Board of Game Commissioners
Poultry Assn
Indiana County Poultry Association
Mun‘roe
C. O. Swasy
Blacklick
West Wheatfield couple killed in wagon accident
Mr and Mrs George W Cribbs aged 85 and 82 died after their team frightened by a locked wagon wheel threw them in their West Wheatfield farm yard. The horses pulled the wagon for three miles before stopping. They were prominent residents eight miles from Blairsville and left four sons O L Cribbs C S Cribbs A H Cribbs and W O Cribbs. Funeral services were at Mt Tabor Evangelical church and burial at Blairsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Cribbs
Sarah Cribbs
Heshbon
O.L. Cribbs
Pennsylvania Railroad
Greensburg
C. S. Cribbs
Denver, Colo
A. H. Cribbs
St. Paul
Belmer Kinder Dies After Mine Incident in Tide
Belmer Kinder, 25, died Thursday morning at the No 3 mine in Tide near Homer City while replacing a loose trolley. He fell on the tracks, his skull crushed, the motor severing his leg. His mangled body was found by a friend who heard his screams. Survived by a widow, three children, his parents Elmer and Sophia Kinder, and one sister. Born June 9, 1900 in Peachtree Jefferson county. He had lived in Tide 11 years and was well known. Funeral at Homer City Methodist church Sunday at 2 pm, Rev. Rickard presiding. body brought to Indiana and buried in Greenwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmer Kinder
Tide
Homer City
Elmer and
Sophia Kinder
Peachtree
Jefferson County
Homer City Methodist Church
Rickard
Indiana
Greenwood Cemetery
Ancestors of Famous Movie Actor Were Residents of This Vicinity
Harold Lloyd ancestors lived near Nanty-Glo Beulah area with Beulah road and a pine tree marking the old Lloyd home. The family moved to Nebraska long ago. Lloyd’s grandmother Phoebe married Stephen Lloyd and their son John Lloyd became Harold Lloyd’s father. Also notes cousin Jerry Lloyd near Nettleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Lloyd
Phoebs Lloyd
Nanty-Glo
Beulah
Ebensburg
John
Jane Lloyd
Ellen
Ann
Griffith
Thomas
Phoebe Lloyd
Griffith Lloyd
Phoebe
Harold
Stephen Lloyd
Fess Lloyd
Birb
Sleep Hours as Health Insurance Urges Public Health Talk
The Pennsylvania Health Department's talk by Dr. Mary Noble warns that most adults need eight hours of sleep, with some needing more and few needing less. Sleep deprivation subtly weakens health, increases disease risk, and can shorten life, so avoid late meals and excess covers, keep windows open, and aim for steady rest to support longevity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thone
Pennsylvania Department of Health
Mary Riggs Noble
Noble
Pennsylvania
Progress Honor Roll of July Subscriptions
The Progress lists subscribers and renewals for July across many towns and states. Names span Indiana Avonmore Rochester Mills Blairsville Creekside and beyond, including libraries and individuals in Pennsylvania and as far as Utah and Minnesota, reflecting broad reader support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Cramer
Brushyalley
C. A. Gressley
Homer City
James Nesbitt
Blairsville
A. L. Weavher
Meadville
Clearfield
Wilkinsburg
F. A. McCrea
Grushvalley
Myrtle Fiola
Proctor
Minn
U. G. Nelson
Homer City No. 1
Robt
C. L. Gates
Williamson
W. Va
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Bolen Renton
Andersons
Carpenter Ave
Indiana, PA
West Wheatfield
Ming
John Mrovich
Main Street
Ain Street
Mrovich
John Jelvich
Lucerne Mines
Mroyich
Brilhart
Fairgrounds
Bon Ton
Cliffside Park
Tony
Paul Bianco
Twolick Creek
Progress
H. Conrath
A. P. Roberts
Leechburg
Walter Miller
Lizzie Wachob
Margaret Bracken
Vu. B. Clevenger
Pitcairn
Mollie Fuller
Punxsutawney
Lavina J. Marsh
S. A. Lemmon
Clymer
John B. Wilson
Avonmore
Fannie Spencer
Home
Margaret Freck
R. A. Trusal
Chambersville
John Washington
Marion Canter
J. L. Little
Livermore
Ida Weiss
Parkwood
A. J. Limrick
Plumville
B. R. Braughter
M. Love
Coraopolis
Mary Wray
A.C. Malcohn
John Bowers
Leon Smith
Gipay
Luella Harbridge
Henry Edwards
Stafford
J. B. Houser
H. D. Condron
Quincy
Nellie M
Holsopple
Tyron
F. M. Lear
Robinson
Philadelphia
Floyd Plowman
Derry
Sadie Anderson
Creekside
A. E
McEelhaney
Blacklick. Co
W. Bagley
G. W. McConnaughey
Rochester
Milla
A. P. Marshall
Smickaburg
J. A. Smith
D. Powell
Akron
O. W
Estalla Hawksworth
Belsano
Harry Stephens
Mifflinshoro
D. D. Walker
H. G. Ferguson
Carroll
Never Pearce
Vandergrift
Jennie Gourley
Stev
M. M. Smith
Marion Center
A. W. Jeffries
Rochester Mills
Charles A. McFeaters
Armagh
Margaret Mc
Leslie Ruffner
Wtta Rankin
Hillsdale
M. Q. Baker
Banmeans
Nora Neal
Frank Shepard
Clearfeld
BE. Hancock
West Lebanon
Bepp Dunmire
Penn Run
Henry Dunmire
J. W. George
H. ©. Learn
L. Stewart
MelIntyre
W. M. Buterbaugh
Homestead
T. Urban Frech
W. A. Uamillion
John Emory
M. McHenry
Cloe
Sarah Brown
Culver
Edwin Feilshans
Alice George
Gertrude George
Apollo
M. J. Keating
Commodore
Emma Moore
Westover
Enos Decker
Jno
A. McPherson
Elderton
John Cunningham
Indiana No
J. M. Little
F. &. Patterson
C. M. Patterson
Wm. H. Fisher
Alain Oliver
Maude
J. F. Russell
Learn
Elizabeth Gibson
W. G. Stumpf
Norman Burkett
C. Irvin Kelly
R. A. Silyis
South Bend
D. B. Waltemire
J. T. Gantz
Ora Helman
John C. Mahon
Blairaville
Elmer Fry
J. H. Overman
Stutzman
Cramer
G. B. Gromlky
Hilladale
J. L. Reeger
Howard Meekins
Geo. B. Frye
G. E. Holmes
Ww. J. Kidd
A. Mardis
Dilltown
R. L. Emerick
Georgeville
Roy R. Kinter
DuBois
W. J. McNeilly
Huff
James A. Boyer
Shelocta
James Edwards
Idamur
L. L. Shank
H. EB. Clark
Glen Campbell
F. P. Harkness
Cherry Tree
Earl McCracken
John O'Harrah
Arcadia
John O’harrah
Bon Lyons
Anna Q. Nilsson
Marjorie Daw
Dancing Girls of India
Jack Holt
Lois Wilson
Lewis Stone
Felix, the
Cat
Will Rodgers
Milton Sills
Doris Kenyon
Man
Richard Dix
Francis Howard
Hadio
Steving Furniture
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