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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1919
Page
3
News notes from Cherry Tree list visits of residents to Northumberland Clymer Greensburg and Indiana. Local families Rex with diphtheria illnesses and recoveries. Attendees at Chautauqua and swimming events. Trips to Penn Run Altona Emigh and Lovejoy mentioned.
Mrs John Reardon and Mildred Niet attended Punxsalawney social events on Saturday. Olive Neal hosted guests including era Reitz and Wdna Beck on Sunday. Denner Stummel and Harold visited Buller relatives. Clifford Serene and son Oll er visited Mrs John Stear in Saltsburg. Ray Crawford and daughter Lucille visited mother Mrs William Dramond in Mamilton. Susanna Howard returned to Pittsburg after visiting aunt Mrs Uoentty Hikin. Charles Reitz family and Vault visited Pimblin. Lanus J kin from Indigna made a business call in the area. Glyle Neal returned to work at Geneston. Mildred Niel stayed with Edna opp in Punxsatawney. John Stear family and S C Weldon with Frank Treitz were among Punxsatawney visitors.
Furl Gibson called on John Lockard Sunday. Several families from Indi ana and Lovejoy visited relatives including Bert Lockard and Mia Lydia in Uniontown. Various local residents, including the Cruse and Stearns families, hosted gatherings and trips with siblings and cousins over the weekend.
Genoa era excerpts report social calls visits and travel across Creekside Dixonville Greensburg and Johnstown. Notable items include Mildred Mysers visiting grandparents, Mrs Vanderbort returning home, Diamond Drill setup near Creekside, a car accident damaging a bridge wall, recitals and visits among locals and families in Dixonville Union area, plus a Mary Pickford production preview at the Strand.
The invention of clocks and watches developed gradually with sundials as the earliest device. A Grecian astronomer is credited with sun dial origins around 647 B C. The hourglass and water clock followed, entering Rome by 168 B C and likely existing in Chaldea and Egypt earlier.
A noted author recalls his boyhood, noting how his older brother chose to distance himself as he outgrew companionship. The elder explains his superiority with a blunt line about preferring friends who do not curse or swear, highlighting enduring juvenile behavior.
A charter application will be made to the Governor of Pennsylvania on August 1, 1919, by John W Murray Jacob Smith J A Bee Theo Khuras and James McClaren for a bank to be named Ros bite Plate Bank in Rossiter Indiana County Pennsylvan ia under the 1876 act. Capital stock is twenty five thousand dollars, five hundred shares at par value of fifty dollars each. J DRESS PANNELL May 14 1919-15¢ Solicitor.
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