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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1930

Page

3

It Pays to Advertise and Parental Winter Concerns

A satirical verse contrasts codfish and hen eggs to show clever advertising wins. The piece argues knowledge and generosity trump sheer eloquence in earning notice. A daughter’s line about clothing prompts a stunned father to concede his fears.

Heshbon News Roundup Highlights Local Socials and Visits

Community notes list visits by Arm ag h Ethel Rose and Miller Stiles family to Indiana and Washington County. Marlin Tinkcom to Northam Massachusetts to teach, and many local residents including McFeaters Cunningham Hutchison and Bagley families attend showers, reunions, picnics, and church events. Several trips to nearby towns noted along with Sunday services schedule at Heshbon U P church.

Ethel Rose Miller Stiles H. R. Falcon Kathryn Helen Nerve Marguerie Cunningham Heshhan Indiana Marlin Tinkcom Northam Mass Robert McMullen Washington, Co George McCutcheon Samuel Hutchison Heshbon Flo Falcon S. J. Bagley Johnstown M. EB. Church George McFeaters Gilbert Mack D. R. Mack Gon Guy W. J. McFeaters Geo. McFeaters Hilda Ling Hallie Nancy Ruth Tomb Roxie Bick Dorothy Helen Mack Verna Gulden Mary Martha Carrie McFeaters Marguerite Bertha Cunningham Gladys Deemer Marie Young Treva Kneff Anna McFeaters Joseph Frank Walter Logan Mack Theron Findley Millard Bennett Brady Hutchison James Betts Edward Brubaker Elzie Stewart Frank McCachren Charles Bra

Marion Center Picnic and Local Social Roundup

Geor geville No 2 led the Sunday school picnic at Marion Center park on Tuesday. Numerous residents and visitors from Punxsutawney Trade City Rossiter Cleveland Chicago Dayton Akron Indiana Shippensville and Pittsburgh were listed as hosts guests and callers across a week of visits meetings and family outings.

Marion Center Park Stephens Patton Salisbury Albert Whitaker Dale Sprankle Lota Richard Dale H.W. Roney Trade City R. H. Dilts Samuel Irwin Punxsutawney Margaret Sloniger Dayton Bird Remale Brick Church Cye Cramer Geo, Hawk Herbert and Forrest Rossiter Louie Winterfield Bob Cleveland Ohio T. 5 Whitacre Martin Neal Arlene Jean Chicago Dale Bowser Niles Craig Newcome William Geo. Simmons Phoebe Warren Blairsville W. T. Prederick Lucinda Sprankle Minta Anna Kemp Wilson Sprankle Matthew Ebert Pittsburgh Martha Ralston Ella Brockway Etta Elkin Loop E. H. Corbett Thomas Weaver Marion Center Earl Lewis Twila Steele Billie Arthur Steele Penfield Norman Hamilton Akron Olive Hamilton Harry van Horn William Nichol Brooklyn N.Y Merle Neal Burt. Kinter B. B. “Kime Cyrus Cramer Sam Friant C. C. Club Burt Kinter Mabel Mildred Delvert Frantz Donald Lockhart R. W. Simpson Howard Lockhart

Marion Center Visitors and Reunions Highlight Week

In Marion Center, Rev J M Cogley and daughter Dora of Vandergrift visited friends. Mrs McManus and sister from Wisconsin were guests of old friends. Miss Barr left for Brackinridge Teachers Institute and will teach there. she traveled with Miss Muriel Long. Local residents joined trips to Gettysburg and attended the Soldiers Reunion in Community Park.Nearby Ash tabula church bulletin notes women’s clothing cast-off in church basement.

J. M. Cogley Dora Vandergrift David McManus Meadville Stephen Harris Wisconsin Andrew Barr Brackinridge Teachers Institute Town John Forsythe Indiana Gettysburg Herbert Jackson Punxsutawney Irene Jackson W. C. Work Harvey Misa Margaret Bolivar Andrew C. Stapf Alice Doty A. E. Fairbanks Fairbanks David Long Thogsiter J. E. Long Walte Tolt

Maple Grove Hosts Quarterly Meeting at Spruce Grove Church

Maple Grove holds its quarterly meeting services at Spruce Grove church Sunday morning August 31. Sunday visitors at Conrad Sloppy home include numerous families from Nan ty-Glo, Bel sano, near Indiana, Blairsville, Heilwood, and surrounding areas. Local residents and visitors attend Bible study, picnics, and social calls, with missionary societies of Cherry Tree charge planning a joint Ev ang elical church gathering at B N Berringer home Thursday evening.

Spruce Grove Conrad Sloppy Samuel Adams Miles Clayton Rozella ‘Adams Nanty-Glo Roy Wolfe Blanche Alice Flaine Leone Dan Strong Penn Run Webster Mahan Joan Belsano Fred Houck Clarence Edwards Near Clymer George Wolfe Charles Effia Dee Amond Manor Merrill Amond Velma Betty McIntire John Guernsey Wilbert Holmes Betty Anderson Indiana Mary Coy Vaye Irvin Greene David Strassler Glen Campbell Calvin Rummel Barnesboro Leota Pittman Pine Grove Mrs. Gressley Cherry Tree Evangelical Church B. N. Berringer

Notice of guardian and assignee accounts in Indiana County

Notice is hereby given that the guardian of Cyrus Trindle and the estate of Geno Verrato has filed accounts in the Prothonotary’s Office of Indiana County. The court will consider their final confirmation on Monday, September 1, 1930. Exceptions must be filed within ten days. Prothonotary Claude B. Bath.

James J.hutchison Cyrus Trindle Indigna Claude B. Bath John Charley Gienemo Verrato Indiana County Nisl Partica Claude E. Bath

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