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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1921
Page
4
Two brothers discussed money and investments with one admitting he saved nothing. The other urged starting now, stressing the value of regular deposits to form a saving habit for future comfort. The message encourages determining a savings amount and consistently using the savings department.
Letters testamentary on the estate of W. A. Bracken late of Washington township deceased have been granted the undersigned Sterce and Veree attorneys. Those having claims against the estate are requested to present them duly authenticated for settlement and those indebted are urged to make prompt payment. Oct 20, 1924.
Notice from Tohn L Getty attorney for Isaac Smith and John Smith as administrators of Archibald Smith late of Montgomery Township. Creditors must file claims with proper authentication for settlement and debtors must make prompt payment. Cherry Tree Pa November 16 1921.
Ernet Lehman and Karl Kopp have returned from the mountains with a fine deer. Misses Helen Strassler Ruth Johnson spent the weekend with relatives in Cresson. Mrs Jennie Langham and children moved to Clymer to live with her father James Barto for the winter. Miss Helen Louise Peterman is ill at home. Fevor Johns of Stafford spent the weekend with his parents here. Miss Sara Glen and Florence Lohr visited in Indiana over the weekend. Mrs R D Tonkin of Indiana visited her mother Mrs Emma Sechler several days last week. Miss Gladys Rising of Sheloca guests of sister Mrs W W Kissinger. Miss Leah Mile returned to Lumber City after staying with her uncle Mr John Lemon last week. Miss Thomasine Holter of Patton spent the weekend with her father C C Holter. Mr and Mrs T W Munroe visited in Johnstown Wednesday and Thursday. Karl Krone and sons Body and Bob visited in Clearfield Thursday. George McCormick returned to McCormick Washington after a long visit with his parents Mr and Mrs B McCormick. his brother Bob accompanied him. Mrs Jerry Shaner of Emigh was guest of Mrs B S Barber Saturday. Chester Irwin transacted business in Clearfield Friday. Mrs George Madden and Miss Julia Hogan shopped in Johns town Wednesday. T W Munroe a business caller in New York over the weekend. Barber school, spent Sunday at her home in Indiana. Miss Ruth Repine teaches Taylorsville school and spent Sunday with her parents at No. L. L Buterbaugh made a business trip to Clymer Friday. Alfred G Buterbaugh employed at Emeigh.
Beatrice Nichols a Mock school teacher spent Sunday at her Indiana home. Dean Siverd is on the sick list. Mrs Bert Siverd made a business trip to Indiana Thursday. Miss Allene Buterbaugh employed in Indiana spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs L E Buterbaugh. Norman Keith and Howard Boring have moved their families to Shank OWL.
Mrs D and others from Canton visit their Lakehart parents in Smicksburg. Mrs Hare visits friends in Pittsburgh. Mrs Stiteler hosts dinner with Weston, Elkin family, Crawford, and Gondy. George Roush from Vandergrift visits mother Mollie Roush. Rev Silas Daugherty of Philadelphia to lead Lutheran revival starting January 15. Ladies Aid bazaar and oyster chicken supper set for Friday at I O O F hall. Cynthia Bond visiting, Jacob Shaffer and family review Plumville doctor visit, Miss Mary Gibson teaches sessional call in town Sunday.
Hither Sprinkle returns home at Oak Ridge after visiting friends. Elda Rager spent Tuesday with Nettie McCrea. Clayton Greasley killed a 427 pound 14 month old hog last week on OS C. Mrs McCrea visited her daughter Mrs S T Rugh. Nellie McCrea was an Indiana visitor last week. Jetirude Rugh Alma Truby and Mary Truby of Homer City spent weekend with parents. Noble Murdock shot a deer in Huntingdon county at season start. Mrs Howard Wakefield returned home from McKeesport hospital last Saturday improved in health. Mrs Stanley Allen visited her parents G T McGreay and wife.
Mrs May Hynkell returned home after visiting daughters Mrs Ferrar and Mrs George Welsh of DuBois and Mrs Harry Elkin of Rossmoyne. Mrs Elkin visited Dr and Mrs J A Elkin on Sunday.
Mitchells Mills reports several locals visiting Munson and area. John Clark, son of Harry and Mrs Clark, has chicken pox while Dorothy Kelly also contracts chickenpox. Charles Basbinder and Will travel to Clearfield for a few days. Rilie Hines reportedly hunts a deer with Lawrence Hines and Steve Holmes returning home Saturday night. Harry Ober, son of Mrs May Ober, is ill with pneumonia. Ethyn Meekins visits homefolk over Sunday. Arthur Long and Elma Long called on Clymer residents Saturday evening. Wee Mack relocates to Mrs Anna Stephens house. George Dick called in town Friday.
Mrs O B McCall visited at Smithport. Mrs Reede and Miss Leah Johns called in Clymer. John Bagley of Clement visited town. Jacob Gordon did business in Indiana. Mrs Richard Brown and son visited relatives in Barnesboro. locals at the mountains returned home. Paul Nelson of McGees visited Dr Lloyd’s home. A miscellaneous shower was held December 3 at Homer Bagley’s home for newlyweds Vic tor Frank. The couple received many useful articles. An accident last Friday at One Mines claimed John Seate’s life in a fall.
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