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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1925

Page

6

Community Visitors and Local Births in Strongstown Area

Strongstown notes list visits from Mr and Mrs Harry George and a South Fork family, Johns town guests the Grows, Roy Empfield of Homer City, and others. A birth is reported for A Cresswell family. Immersion at White Mills drew hundreds with Rev Leese leading. Readers urged to submit news items with names and signatures.

Harry George South Fork Orbin Grow Johnstown Roy Empfield Homer City Frank Artemus Nanty‘Gio Alton Sharpe Nanity-Glo J. A. Maloy Orner Ray Buck Patton Arthur Cresswell Sherd Orner Martha Orner Alma Garrett Gladys “Troxell Heilwood Pearl Croyle Dorothy Hammond Reggie Cruger Frank Stewart Hager City J C. Garrett Cresswell Daniel Oudrizek Nanty-Glo Pete Sherry Rhensburg Margaret Shultzs Rat A. B. Cresswell Regina Hogan Christopher Wike White Mills Leese

Indiana County Gas Tax Receipts Top Six Months 1925

The first half of 1925 saw Indiana County collect 7642.46 dollars from the gasoline tax to cover interest and principal on road loans. Adjacent counties reported figures ranging from 7,343.11 to 32,381.32 dollars, with the total for the period at 9,877,589.76 dollars, up nearly 1.97 million from 1923. Little Jack Taylor, infant son of N H and Mrs N H Taylor of White Township, was badly scalded when he slipped into a bucket of hot water set on the floor during kitchen chores. he is reported in good condition after treatment.

Jefferson Westmoreland White Township N. H. Taylor

Evangelistic Meetings Held Between Glen Campbell and Smithport

Church News Success attended by Rev Tingley pastor of the Wesleyan Methodist church with Miss Deborah the ginger and Rev Wade H Patrick steam hammer evangelist formerly of Burnside now in Alliance Ohio.

Glen Campbell Smithport Tingley Wesleyan Methodist Church Miss Deborah Ginger Wade H. Patrick Steam Hammer Burnside Alliance Ohio

Preacher Rey Fleming Addresses Crete Sunday

Rey O. J. Fleming from Carrollton preached at Crete Sunday to a well attended service. Mrs. John Mackie of West Lebanon visited Mrs. Smith Palmer on South Fifth street Monday night.

Rey O. J. Fleming Carrollton Crete John Mackie West Lebanon Smith Palmer South Fifth Street

Dangers of diseased adenoids and tonsils in children

Health talk by Dr J Campbell warns that swollen adenoids and tonsils obstruct breathing and hinder school performance. He urges early removal to prevent chronic illness and future heart or kidney problems. Also reports fines for parking near a fire on South Sixth Street and enforcement of related fire regulations.

Pennsylvania Department of Health J. Moore Campbell Bureau of Communicable Diseases Campbell South Sixth Street Indiana

Car Crash on Homer City Road Endangers Three Riders

Glen Weaver and two girl companions escaped serious injury when a Studebaker Sedan owned by Alfon so DeGaetano collided with a wagon and team on Homer City road near the Klan farm turn-off. The report notes the crash occurred Wednesday night and includes an unrelated classified ad snippet.

Homer City Road Glen Weaver Studebaker Alfonso DeGaetano

Community Notices From Cherry Tree Area

Local papers record visits and greetings among residents of Clearfield Smyrna and surrounding towns. Multiple calls in Johnstown Pardee Starford and Arcadia. funeral at Cherry Tree. 80 year old Mrs Peebles dies in Oil City hospital after car trolley crash. weddings and social news including Madalene Ream and Newton Grumbling wed. various travels to Johnstown Stoneboro and Canada with trips to Quebec and St Petersburg Florida noted.

Cherry Tree Oil City Margaret Peebles Peebles

Social notes from Lewisville area visits and vacations

A list of residents and visitors including Atty Shue and Miss Velma Barkley spending vacations at a McComb cottage, Mrs Lizzie Wilkinson visiting Tur tle Creek friends, Lisle and family at Beaver, Joe Henry Gibson visiting Pittsburgh brother J B Gibson, Harvey and B F Lydic visiting O W Shield, Will McKee and Brooklyn guest, Indiana and Darlington connections, Cynthia Cribbs, Lena Bergman, and others calling on Bertha Ewing and J C Tomb.

Atty Shue Bermont McComb Velma Barkley Indiana Normal Lizzie Wilkinson Turtle Creek Bertha Hwing W. F. Barkley Lisle Diven Beaver Clara McCurdy Akron T.M. McCurdy Joe Henry Gbson Pittsburgh J. B. Gison Harvey Lydic Orion Til B. F. Lydic Aultman O. W. Shield Will McKee Brooklyn W. FB. Barkley H. W. Frank Wm. Miller Indiana Robert Henry Darlington Lewisville Friends Ewing Cynthia Cribbs Florence Bergman Mabel Gribbs Lena Bergman

Smyrna Preaching at 11 and society postposed

Smyrna residents note Guy Terpe will preach at eleven o'clock on Sabbath. The Literary Society postpones meetings to Friday September 4. Local visits include Thomas Hamilton from British Columbia with parents, Vernie Hall from Indiana visiting relatives, and Nora Dickie from Vandergrift with her sister. Mrs Alice Charles and grandson and Mrs Lettie Stuchell and granddaughter from Pittsburgh spent a week with Bilmer Steele’s family. Cyrus Gaul and family near Dayton visited Robert Johnenson and W R Hall families. Ada Jane and Norman Hamilton are mentioned among local names.

Guy Terpe Literary Society Thomas Hamilton British Columbia Vernie Hall Indiana Nora Dickie Vandergrift Alice ‘Charles Lettie Stuchell Pittsburgh Bilmer Steele Cyrus Gaul Near Dayto Robert Tohneston W.R. Hall Ada Jane and Norman Hamilton

Social Roundup From Indiana and Nearby Towns

Miss Pearle Hall visited friends in Indiana on Monday and Tuesday. Frances Alabran and family of DuBois were guests of Himot Stesle and family. A few locals were in Indiana Friday for business. Hazel Skinner visits relatives in Johnstown. Over a hundred neighbors visited Frank Hamilton’s home Saturday evening for Mary’s vacation. Carl Crawford and John Neal hosted in Blairsville Sunday. Beulah Munshower returns from Indiana Normal. Frank George and Ralph Mikesall spent Sunday with W. P. George. Anna and Reba Neal, Neal Moorhead, and Lyle Seward called on Sunday. Carl Crawford attended a Smyrna party for grandma Anna Hazlett. J. F. Munshower is sick. Thomases visited sister in Indiana hospital. Dorothy Munshower, Indiana, visiting cousins Beulah and Emma Munshower.

Pearle Hall Indiana Frances Alabran DuBois Himot Stesle Hazel Skinner Johnstown Frank Hamilton Mary Carl Crawford John Neal Blairsville Beulah Munshower Indiana Normal Frank George Ralph Mikesall Vandergrift W. P. George's Anna Reba Neal Neal Moorhead Lyle Seward McIntyre Smyrna Anna Hazlett J. F. Munshower Mrs. Thomas Charles Beatty Indiana Hospital Dorothy Munshower Beulah Emma Munshower

Community Notes From Across Towns and Visits

Commodore Dorothy Nichol spent the weekend with friends in Indiana. Mr and Mrs Elmer Woodruff and children have returned home after visiting relatives in Akron Ohio. Mr and Mrs Clayton Pardee called on Harnest Pardee on Sunday. John Uockard moved his family to Heilwood where he is assistant foreman on the railroad. Miss Bessie Hamilton is visiting her sister Mrs Melvin Jones at Altoona.

Dorothy Nichol Indiana Elmer Woodruff Akron Clayton Pardee Harnest Pardee John Uockard Heilwood Bessie Hamilton Melvin Jones Alstoona

Local visitors brighten town Sunday scene

Mr and Mrs Dean Lovkard and children of Indiana visited friends in town on Sunday. Earlier Hatshe t Abbtit afd Steté Meekins of Cock port and Mrs Sam Huey were noted visiting, sharing a pleasant day with locals.

Hatshe Steté Meekins Cockport Sam Huey Dean Lovkard Indiana Stnday

Sunday School Picnic Near Cockport Planned

A Sunday School basket picnic is set for Saturday August 22 at the Klan farm near Cockport with refreshments on the grounds. Other notes mention Tile work mishap by Napp at Commodore and visits by Walter Knupp and family to his parents J M Knupp and wife, plus several local social calls and visits through the week.

Napp Commodore Rev. Wakeman Virginia Cookport Hya Mumau Camp Harmony Alice Adams Salink Mabel Napp Claude Ferrier Goldie Wheeler Uniontown Mary Hazel Ferrier Clymer Murray Conrath Myers Home

Penn Run Society Notes Guests and Visits

Mrs B Bowers of Martinsburg visited relatives here last week. Mr and Mrs Harry Smith and Mr and Mrs Old Leasure of Vandergrift were guests at the John Smith home over the weekend. Misses Mary and Elizabeth Roy returned Monday from Niagara Falls. Donald and Pauline Moorhead visited the W H Moorhead and Geo Dick homes recently. Mr and Mrs David Dick of near Clymer were guests of their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Ed Stephens Tuesday. Mr and Mr Howell of Niles Ohio were visiting friends and relatives here.

Ed Stephens Howell Niles, O

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