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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1925
Page
3
Classified snippet shows subscription rates and payment terms for The Indiana Progress. Mentions cash in advance options for one year nine months six months and three months. Appears in a period piece with references to Bell 20-1 and various prints.
Local notes list subscribers renewing and visitors making business calls across Indiana and nearby towns. Names include N H Taylor Parkwood L D Lowry Home C M Bell Rosher Mills Lawrence Williard B L Gour ley Greensbars Albert Jacoby South Seventh street Mr and Mrs John Jacoby R D 2 Home Potts and Blain Potts Home R D 2 Mrs A C McHenry Home R D 2 Indiana shoppers and Christmas orders. Officials William Hadden avid Horrell C J Tyger C E Work John F States Canoe township attend supervisors convention. Miss Eleanor M Herbert Indiana named notary public Harrisburg Governor Pinchot. Daugherty Win Elkin Lewis visit county seat. Daugherty renews Progress. Margaret Donaldson Western College Oxford Patty Nelson Salt Lake City spending Christmas with Donaldsons Blacklick Miss Donaldson is W B Wakener niece.
J G Flemings and son Samuel travel to Butler for Archie Flemings death. Mr and Mrs John O Lewis and Corell winter in Florida. Students rehearse for next Wednesday program. Wdita Sharrer recovers from diphtheria. Mrs Daniel Strong visits Altoona and Pittsburgh. J R Smith attends State Grange in Johnstown. Glenavee Lydie returns home from Thomas Shellito residence. Mrs Jacob Strong back from Vandergrift. Linus Mardis visits from Johnstown to Harry Shaffer home. Solstown resident Piownan ill. Tiles near Armagh move to John Stephens farm near Cramer. Miss Kathryn Paloungy relatives in Robinson. Miss Carrie Hughison spends Sunday with Nancy Tomb, Juth Nesa. Mr and Mrs Cary attend Greneitending trusticate? Crreveinslise. Harry Pinkeam and Nancy, and Walt Plowman attend in Johnstown. Sativa Wiss Sevend Videlmantis visits Johnstown. Wists Ten Grange attend State Grange at Slolin utown. Miss Britney Williams spends Sunday with Miss June Hern. Warry Stilus and Judy visit Jaluystown. Mrs Blow. Campbell convalescing. Mrs G A Mcpenters jury duty at Indiana. Dorothy Wilson confined at home due to illness. Miss Dorothy Mack calls on Miss Mary Jane McCichren.
Mrs TL Lownin hosted guests Mr and Mrs Hines and family in Mechualesburg. Perrin Huston visited Dixonville for an event on Friday. Mrs Rowe left for Pittsburgh for the winter. H H Smith attended the funeral of Dr J B Smith in Clugksburg. Community notices reflect family visits illnesses and travel.
An entertainment program is planned at the Clarksburg Presbyterian Church on Christmas Eve featuring a cantata and a missionary children’s exercise directed by Miss Mabel Cribbs titled Little Light. Admission is free with a free will offering. Residents across the county have chosen The Progress as a Christmas gift for friends, with weekly issues year round.
A correspondent notes that the Clymer Presbyterian women who served dinner during the Sunday school district No. 5 convention at the Clymer church proved excellent cooks and hostesses.
Holy communion services will be held at St Jacob's church in South Bend on Sunday morning at 10 30 o clock Preparatory services and the congregational business meeting will be held on Saturday at 1 30 o'clock
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A man who gave the name Nick Millark is held in Armstrong county jail at Kittanning for setting fire to two houses on Sagamore Friday night. Mr and Mrs Praneis testified. they were in Automobile Accident. Mr and Mrs Francis Pairman of Washington township, en route to a State Grange meeting, suffered slight injuries when their car turned over on a sharp curve, skidded, aid summoned, car righted, then continued to Johnstown.
Cordelia Christy of Girty is spending the winter at the Montgomery home. The update notes her relocation and current lodging arrangements in the local area.
Misa Mildred McWherter aged 18 died at her grandmother's home in Alshaville on December 9 from tuberculosis. Interment was in Derry cemetery. Also notes Blairsville singer Mrs Robert Agnew entertained Plumville residents. A farewell for Mrs Thomas Hogan in Pirontown, and a 1925-1935 mix of public notices about lotteries, a Christmas stock issue, and bank stockholder meetings.
A collage of probate public notices and a bankruptcy sale from the Western District of Pennsylvania. Items include Letters of Administration for Delos A. Hetrick and Abigail Miller, an auditor to settle funds from Frank Colick, and executors Samuel J. Holstein and Emma J. Elliott, calling creditors to present claims and makers to settle debts in Indiana and West Lebanon areas.
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