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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1921

Page

8

Personal Brevities from Indiana Visitors and Residents

Miss Janet Niel of Chicago visits Indiana relatives while Miss Mildred Fleming works locally and visits her home at Manor Center. Cora Allison spends two weeks in Pittsburgh and Cleveland. Mrs Earl Gate of West Virginia visits her parents in Marion Center. Several locals and out-of-town guests, including Misses Plotzer and Clinton Myers in Atlantic City, are noted. Visitors from New York and Philadelphia areas stay with Indiana hosts, and a group travels to Chautauqua for ten days. F. B. Herriman of New York, president of Clearfield Bituminous Coal, visited Indiana over the weekend.

Janet Niel Chicago Indiana Mildred Fleming Manior Center Cora Allison West Church Street Pittsburgh Cleveland Earl Gate West. Virginia Frank Fleming Marion Center William Frye Paul Templeton Washington Township Johnstown Margaret Mary Plotzer Clinton Myers Atlantic City Gustin Moorhead Phyllis New York City Lyle Ashbaugh Turtle Creek Plumville Helen and Ruley Smith Wilkinsburg Blanche Cruetz Philadelphia J. A. Smith West School Street William H. Paul Plum Alica Kelly Florence Wilson Homer City Chautauqua N. Y Hugh Henry L Little Sons Sydney Australia Henry May Brownlee J. Day Brownlee John Spicher John, Jr William Jack Savanth Street Spicher Normal School F. BH. Herriman Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corporation

Extended Indiana visit impresses Mr Herriman with coal firm show

Mr Herriman made the most extended visit in Indiana and expressed strong approval of the town and the coal concern under current business conditions. Zenas Hines and family with Ira C Myers of Cherryhill township traveled to Pittsburg, returning Monday. They were joined by Mrs Hines sister and husband Mr and Mrs D B Stowers. the party was escorted home by Mrs If Gook and daughters Jennie and Mary of Pittsburgh, guests at the Hines residence.

Indiana

Seed wheat shows strong yields in Pennsylvania tests

Pennsylvania farmers report average yields of twenty four bushels per acre for Pennsylvania 44 seed wheat, with other varieties at eighteen. The Pennsylvania State College crop produced forty bushels per acre for Pennsylvania forty four, beating Reliable by at least five and outpacing rivals by three. Indiana county secures a 1200 bushel car of the wheat, to be distributed by Marion Center Milling Company, as demand grows and more supplies are arranged.

Pennsylvania Pennsylvania State College School of Agriculture and Experiment Station Indiana County Marion Center Warner

Obituary of Jaco Shank Civil War veteran and farmer

Jaco Shank aged 77 died at his White township home on August 1 1921. Born in Cherryhill township he enlisted September 9 1861 in Company 1 5th Pennsylvania Cavalry and was wounded twice at Petersburg and Chaplins Blue before honorable discharge August 13 1865. He married Mary Jane Stihl of Rayne township and leaves wife nine children Andrew Shank J Jal Shank and Mrs Luther Jewls Mrs James A Palmer Mrs Silas Mosher and Mrs Obadiah Fry plus one sister Mrs Rachel Henry and 29 grandchildren. He was a longtime Evangelical church member and farmer who enjoyed comrades reunions until recently disabled by ill health.

Jaco Shank White Township Jacob Shank Cherryhill Township 5Th Regiment Pennsylvania Cavalry Petersburg Mary Janestihl Rayne Township William Charles Albert Shank Andrew ‘Shank J. Jal Shank Luther Jewls Indiana James A. Palmer Silas Mosher Cynceton Obadiah Fry Akron Rachel Henry Cookport Evangelical Church Col Dick White

Former County Girl Weds in Oklahoma

Ethel Grace Rickard, widow of George A. Rickard, marries Everett Burr at Vici Oklahoma on June 18. The bride, a Cherryhill township figure, moved to Vici to visit her Dick brothers Jerry and Watson. Groom from Waynoka works for a jewelry firm. couple to reside there and visit local relatives in the fall.

Oklahoma Davis H. Dick Clymer Ethel Grace Rickard George A. Rickard Everett Burr Vicl Okla Cherryhill Township Vici Jerry Watson Dick Waynoka

Flour Sale Notice by Gibson-Glark Co

Just received a car of that good flour. Money refunded if not ok. Bran middlings and 99 14 per cent pure timothy. Stop in. Gibson-Glark Co.

O. K

Gordon Literary Society Program At Gordon schoolhouse August meeting

The Gordon Literary Society plans a Tuesday evening program on August 23 at the Gordon schoolhouse in Blacklick township. It includes songs, Recitation Class, a discussion on a community threshing outfit, solos, quartette, and readings led by Mrs. Mack, Alice McCrea, F. M. Strong, J. Lydick, and others. The event features Anticipated performances by members and a brief intermission before more music and readings.

Gordon Literary Society Gordon Schoolhouse Blacklick Township Mrs. Mack Alice McCrea Mildred Stuchell Sadie Shields Clair Smith Robert Overdorff Ellen Brothers Ira Milkeégell, Jr Earl Strong William Gillingham Quartette Ruth and Jester Altman Helen Alexander Noyde Trudh Altman Faye McQuown Margaret McCrea Leah Strong Laura Pahel Nora Clawson

Readings and Songs Listed for Edward Overdorff Event

The fragment lists numerous names including Angeline Overdorff Naomi Altman Anna Martha Fullmer and others associated with readings and songs. It mentions Mrs Shields organist Jake Claes and several Mikesell and Altman family members plus A D Mikesell and W P McGreas. It references songs No 58 Lime and Tune No 62 Good Night and a sewing hour mention.

Angeline Overdorff Naomi Altman Anna Martha Fullmer Taye Mary McQuown Mabel Mary Mikesell Halsey Overdorff A. B. Mikesell Latte Mock Henry Graff Marie Shields Lime Mo. Shields Jake Claes Roward Altman Murray Teed M Strong FO. Shields Willian Aringivong W. C. Shields Henry Grahapie

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