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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1920
Page
3
Blacklick town to host its first Chantauqua from September 2 through 4 with afternoon and starag shows by the Radcliffe Tureau. A large tent will be set up at the boat house grounds to seat attendees, encouraging broad public support for the event.
Rowing officers were elected with Mrs A Kicker as president and Mrs G Lyon as treasurer. The Clymer baseball team lost 0 3 to Sellwood. Davis of Marhula Mines visited the area. Maida Weary of Stafford visited her daughter Mrs James Beverridge. Johns of Fairmont WV stayed over Sunday. Stewart of Clymer visited midweek. Doughie and Weikland promoted Carrolltown fair. Walters, and Alice Watermire were in Indiana. Dames lowers and J D Stohl near Campbell. Clyde Tyger and James Haun in Indiana. Ruth Hepler visiting Cuineva Snyder. Miss Boisiline returned to Vparational school. John, Geneva Snyder and Ruth Yep visited Saltsburg. Waasett family hosted Sabbath at their home. Mrs Steel Wiltner hosts Mrs Moore and a Pittsburgh brother. A Rosensteen returned from a western trip.
Miss Josephine Tensure has returned home after a few days with relatives at Barnesboro. Carey Tames spent last week in DuBois serving as a delegate to the miners' convention. Misa Mabel Williams of Dine Fints is noted.
Mrs Th Wt Foust and mother Mrs I R McCillin shopped in Johnstown on Wednesday. Mrs A C Wisher glittering her sister Hin H Wuntingdon. Mr and Mrs Norman Farr and family of Pittsburgh visited Mr and Mrs W G Sutton. John Duncan of Wehrum called Sunday. Meg C W Held, Lutheran minister, spends two weeks at Chautauqua New York. Mrs Susan St Clair visits friends in Johnstown. Miss Clara Senderson and Miss Flora St Clair attend the Indiana institute. Mrs William Fisher King bought a new player piano. Mr and Mrs John Lewis of town named janitors of Conemaugh School. Tom Jones bought an auto. Jey Stough of Johnstown held services at the Talliheran church Sunday morning.
Rural social notes describe visits by Mrs John Minto and Mrs Ed Widdowson of Indiana to relatives including Miss Emma Barker who is seriously ill. Other items note a wether roast at Commodore, a birthday party at Dixonville for Henry Tene, and several family visits in the area amid travel to Mekenn county and Windlune Institute.
Mr J M Risinger of Homer City prefers Falls Cords pant cords and has received a 34x4 Falls Neverslip Cord Casing. Rev L W Stahl of McKeesport and Cherryhill Tp praises Genasco Roofing and has bought 48 rolls of 3 ply Genasco Roofing for his barn. County Home purchases 4 No 17 Electric DeLaval Cream Separators to boost dairy work. Two thousand feet of Cornell Wall Board sent to Mt Jewett for Seventh Day Adventist church interiors.
Creekside Supply Co. of Creekside Indiana county will open this week in the former Boarts building to sell hardware furniture feed and general farm supplies. The Big Warehouse extends congratulations to the new mercantile venture highlighting a Handy Kitchen Plank to attract women voters and modern home goods.
The Dockash Range beautifies kitchens with limited gingerbread decoration and touches only by dresses. It uses at most two buckets of coal in 24 hours, mostly on bake days, and bakes beautifully. Priced moderately, the Dockash will be at the Fair in the Round House.
Local notices describe purchases of 16 gallons of Valdura roof paint for a barn, a Quality Water Motor Washing Machine, and a carload of fencing and drain tile arriving. A new cleaner NACTO spot remover debuts at 50 cents for an 8 ounce bottle, with farmers urged to join State College trips and stock up on supplies.
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