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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1921
Page
2
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Miss Anna Reed returns home from vacation with sister Mrs C Grumbling in Philadelphia. Ward Kneedler visits from Williamsport with father Geo Kneedler. Funeral of Harry Fee attended in Glen Campbell by Mr and Mrs W T Mahaffey. Miss Bess Cameron visits in Philadelphia with uncle Dr C J Cameron. Miss Mary Hawes shops in Indiana. Marguerite Peterman vacationing with parents Dr and Mrs J H Peterman in Philadelphia. Mr and Mrs Boyd W Hawes announce Zelda Hawes Walker marriage to Joseph B Walker in Washington DC on August 6. Aliee Longe of Altoona visits uncle Samuel Toosekinny ota Wilton. J W Munroe returns from eastern motor trip. Mrs Samuel Braughters visiting. Dr Lawrence Yingling of Johnstown spends Sunday with Steele Clark.
Clair Clawson and family motored to Arcadia on Thursday. Mrs Sarah Allison has been visiting relatives here for some time. Charles Keating and family of Hilludatu were callers in town Saturday. J Clair Irwin and family of Commodore were Sunday callers. Hoyt Keating was a Starford caller Friday. Many town folks attended the ball game at Starford Friday. Lou Beringer spent Sunday with his family here. Norman Laucher and family of Starford were Sunday callers. William Rodkey and family of Ford visited Saturday. Miss Mable Harman is suffering from typhoid fever. Alvie Lydie of Loveoy called in town Wednesday. The Learn reunion at the old Learn homestead near here was largely attended. Sdoward Spieher was a Hillsdale caller Thursday. Mrs Smith of Punxsutawney is visiting the N IR Spicer home. Mrs George McCullough of Indiana was a caller last week. Mr and Mrs Willis Butterbaugh were Stafford callers Thursday. Ski
Dixonville and surrounding towns report visitors and residents’ activities. Hazel and Grace Furman of Classport return from Lakemont Park Bible conference in Altoona. Florence Shunkwiler of PATON visits sister Mrs. Leroy Bone. D R Bolvin and others spent weekends in Altoona and Cassandra. Mrs Lew Jacoby visits son in Cresson. Florence Longwill and Mrs. Clark Longwill shop in Indiana. Hugh McAllister and Mose Blakley in Clearfield for business. Baptist Sunday school picnic set for Aug 12 at Purchase Line academy. Mrs Mary Miller and daughter Mary of Altoona visited local relatives. Mr and Mrs George Hogans and daughter Marie plus Gertrude Kro…
Clarence Adamson has returned home from the hospital and is progressing. A T. Davis and family and Oscar Hoover visited their daughter in Marion Center on Sunday. C M Good and wife hosted a Sagamore party on Friday. Ira Good and family visited his parents. Mrs Harry Craig, at Indiana hospital, is improving. Mrs Margaret Harding of Ridgway visits her mother Martha Merr. Willys light plant to illuminate and power a Georgeville storehouse and residence. contract awarded to D A Dorn of Marchand as Willys representative.
Remembrance notice for Paul A. Sheesley who died July 19, 1921. Parents express grief and faith as they recall bright eyes and his lisping praises on the heavenly shore. They affirm he is now among angels in a heavenly home.
Mr and Mrs William McMillen desire to thank friends neighbors choir and pastor Rev W E M Copeland for kindness sympathy and beautiful floral tributes. They also thank Plumereck Valley grange for resolutions of respect during bereavement caused by the sudden death of their daughter Margaret near Plumville August 10 1921 nl.
An old poem recalls a toy dog and musket kept by Little Boy Blue as years pass. The text notes a newspaper notice section advertising classifed ads and lost and for sale items, with readers urged to send payment and copy for notices. Includes several short listings for wanted work, poultry, seed, and missing livestock.
A woman attending the funeral of Jaco Shank in Indiana, Pa, was struck by a car and suffered a compound fracture of her left leg. She was taken to Indiana Hospital in favorable condition. The incident occurred moments after she arrived at the Shank home and was struck as she stepped toward the entrance.
A partial record shows tuition credits and overpaid taxes, with line items for pupil costs, state appropriation borrowings, and salaries totaling 21,080.87. Totals include payments to teachers 18,555.19, exonerations 2,072.00, poll tax exonerations 1,080.00, treasurer’s fees 216.60, and balance on hand 680.62, audited by D. WILSON A. W. ANKENY H. A. SCONE BRAKER on Aug 3 1921.
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