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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1923
Page
6
An advertisement touts Royal Meat Mash for hens with 20 percent beef scrap, bran, middlings, corn meal, and oats, claiming superiority to western products. It also markets Royal Mixed Poultry Feed from grain, oyster shell at 1.25 per 100 pounds, and a new car of dry barrel salt at 3.25 per barrel, with pricing for various sack sizes.
Lovejoy Vance Young sold his property to seven White and will move to Greensburg this week. James Kein of Johnstown has moved to the George Litman property. McCoy and family spent Sunday in town Met and Mrs Varry Wentzel visited their son Clarence Henry.
Local notes recount calls and visits across Wandin Cock dort Rossiter Arendla and nearby towns. Attendees include families of Wilt Meeking Lydle Keating Harman Fisher and McCreight, with church events and a Christmas service announced at Five Points Lutheran and Atwood Presbyterian churches.
Winters who were at the mountains retired home Saturday night. Mr. Clark shot a four prong buck and his son Walter an credit prong one. Jerry Lye and family attended the funeral of their son-in-law Sim Long on Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Frank Wenry suffered a cut to her hand when a slagstur top broke off while she was opening it.
Mrs George Adams and Mrs George MacQuown kept busy with family duties. Mrs Tille Foster and children visited Mr and Mrs Henry Foster with daughter Beatrice visiting Campbell. Mrs Hugh Geesey contacted the home of Mr and Mrs Wm Tih. Lawrence Buterbaugh visited Florence, Cyrus Campbell spent time in Penn Run with brother James Campbell who was ill. Samuel Bowers of Penn Run attended in the area Sunday.
Fragmentary notices describe toy games and sleds with prices listed from $1.50 to $2.00. The garbled text references poster-like items including coasters and racing toys from a postal or toy village display.
A fragment lists games including Uncle Wiggiey Billy Whiskers Tominoes and Wally Pickles Baseball and Checkers with prices 25c 50c and 500? The toaster mentions Phoebe Snow and 500 big likely as a price or prize.
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