Personal Brevities Highlight Indiana Visits Across Town
A string of short notes lists Mr. and Mrs. C. KR Beck of Altoona visiting, Mrs. W. J. Altman and son from Johnstown guests in Indiana, and many other locals traveling or hosting. Names include H M Elliott, Rankin Tomb, S W Rose, Gardner, Charles Books, Nichol family, Andrew Nealer, Ethel Hotrick, Nettle Fair, Millie Turney, General Harry White, Helen Dodson, Agnes Boucher, BERR Sutton, Yotin Siverd, John A. Frick, J. F. Lowman, Harriet Alexander, Nellie Juston, Mildred Smith, D W Tomb, Archibald McGee, J S Fisher, and Rev J T Davis among numerous visits and brief stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. KR. Beck
Altoora
W. J. Altman and Son
Johnstown
Indiana
H.M. Elliott
Armagh
Rankin Tomb
Carpenter Avenue
Atlantic City
Rankinomh
Charles Books
School Street
Roy Souder
Pittsburg
Charles Nichol
White Township
Soin Town
Andrew Nealer
Chestnut Street
Altoona
Ethel Hotrick
Nittanning
Town
Charles McClintock
Harrisburg
Berr. Sutton
North Ninth Street
Yotin B. Siverd
Green Township
John A. Frick
Washington Street
B. W. Hutchinson
Charen Street
William O. Moorhead
Schoul Street
Greensburg
Mildred Smith
Teechburg
Vandergrift
Blairsville
N. ©. Carmall
H. G. Christy
South Seventh Street
D. W. Tomb
Church Street
Atantic City
FE. Wells
West Water Street
Wells
Archibald McGee
John $. Fisher
South Tenth Street
Gettysburg
Mrs. Smith
Delmont
Locusta Street
J. QR. Devlin
Shelo¢ta
Tidiing
David Wourck
Elizabeth
Mr. Houck Ig
Stoward
Ol] City
Strank
Paper Economy Forces North American News Sale Change
Scarcity of newsprint drives Philadelphia North American to drop unsold-copy privileges for newsdealers and require payment only for copies actually printed. Readers not ordering regularly urged to subscribe to avoid interruptions. paper will be delivered only if ordered locally. The paper invites letters explaining the impact of the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadphia North American
Ai 4
Sun
Hot Weather Rules for Care of Torshs Horses
Practical guidance for horse care in heat. Tips include load lightly and drive slowly, water often, sponge and wipe down after work, avoid hose use, provide bran mash with saltpetre, use a canopy-top hat, keep a sponge wet, and monitor for heat stroke symptoms with immediate cooling and rehydration steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Gordon Literary Society Program Listing
The Gordon Literary Society of Blacklick township presents a regular meeting with Muse and Reading classes, recitations by members including Reba Williams and John Ackerson, music by Poverty Plats and Victrola, a Jamboree, and a debate on capital punishment with participants Ackerson Jamison and McCrea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Literary Society
Blacklick Township
Muse
Soviety
Reba Williams
Mable Repine
Marold Gibson
Rcading
Joe Mack
Frank McCrea
J. K. Millersola
O. Shields
Indiana
John Ackerson
Edith Long
John Muller
Samuel Ackerson
Frank Repine
A. B
Mary Mikesell
W. T. McCrea
Arthur Jamison
Prank McCrea
Chas. Swasy
County Bridges Contracts Let by Commissioners
The county commissioners on August 16 let contracts for a reinforced concrete bridge over Cherry Run in Center township at 1489 dollars total. A concrete wing wall for the Goodmill bridge in West Mahoning township at 14600 dollars per cubic yard and a concrete wing wall for the Cameron bridge in Cherryhill township at 14.60 dollars per cubic yard. Whitaker & Dishl Co of Tar Tisburg won all contracts as the lowest bidder. Construction will begin soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry Run
Center Township
Goodmill
Weat Mahoning Township
Cameron Bridge
Cherryhill
Whitaker & Dish] Co
Tar Tisburg
A Monster Egg Found In Town by Holmes
Charles Holmes of near Kellysburg left at The Progress office an egg weighing four ounces and measuring 1-2 inches long and almost 7 inches wide. The egg is said to be laid by one of his Slack Minorca hens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Holmes
Kellysburg
Progress Office
Eighth Grade Entrance Exam At Starford School
The eighth grade examination for entrance to Star ford High School will be held at the Starford school house next Friday beginning at 8:40 o clock a m. D D Patterson Supervising Principal.
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Starford
D. D. Patterson
Church Notes Rev W N Myers to Lead Sunday Services
Rev W N Myers to conduct services at Cherryhill Progrés aivan church next Sunday after Nogin at 2 30 o'clock Rev J B Work of Tarkio college Tarkio Mo preached at First United Presbyterian church Sunday morning and evening Work born near Marion Center is brother of 8 M Work of town Butter liggs 120e 240
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W. N. Myers
Cherryhill
Teacher Wanted and Missing Person Notice in Rayne Vandergrift
The Clymer school board seeks a teacher for the grades and asks applicants to send or apply in person to President W. B. Oakes. Also requesting information on W. I. F. or Forest Smith formerly of Rayne township, last seen about 20 years ago in Vandergrift working in a steel mill, any news welcomed by G. H. Smith, 82-3ty Olymer R. D. 1, Pa., Box 8.
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Clymerchool Board
W. B. Oakes
W. IF
Forest Smith
Rayne Township
Vandergrift
Steel Milla
Vandegrift
G. EH. Smith
Olymer R. D
Big Livestock Sale At Willet August 80
Willet hosts a large livestock sale on August 80 starting at 11:00 am featuring 100 cows GO Young Cattle many stock ewes hogs veal calves and two good second hand automobiles. Sale conducted by 332¢ H Seanor & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willet
H. Seanor & Son
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J.B. Work
Tare Hio
Golnts
Work
Wast Mahoning Township
Slm
Maria Dodds
Cown
Werner
Johmstown
Lown
Lis Bidiana
John G. Fisher
The
Paul
Williamsburg
Non
Creekside
Secur' T
North Amton
Tess
Onhiel
Permtis
Does
Heetiring
Levent
Tom
W. P. Shepard
Phila
Indiina
Indiana Dye Works
Philadelphia St
Opp
Bon Ton
Goodyear
H. C. Christy & Co
Indiana Hardware CO
Penn’a
Hhartsock
Hartsock
Phila. St
Indiana, Pa
Sweinser
Dixonville
Cherryhill Township
Troutman’s
Aluminum
Berlin
Dodge Bros. M
Dodge Brothers
Detroit
Anchor Motor Company
Howard S. Trainer
Indiana County
Water Street
Clawson House
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