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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1920
Page
4
Plumville residents share holiday visits and homecomings as relatives from Pittsburgh State College Youngstown and West Mahoning gather for Christmas. Teachers, students and ministers are mentioned along with several health and travel updates and a church class surprise with china token.
Christmas visitors include Mr and Mrs Larry Ranida and daughter Jean from Washing ton and Mr and Mrs Clarence Perry from The Union 34. The Union 34 will meet each Sabbath in January at 6 30 pm. Various locals host guests from Michigan Indiana and Pittsburgh. Creekside schools close for a week. Navy man George Kovach visits home. Miss Florence Sutter returns from New Kensington. many cases of nodules among children noted.
Christmas sightings list residents visiting relatives across Johnstown Altoona Mechanicsburg and Indiana. Death of Iva Smith at Dixonville Hospital aged 21. Funeral in Bowdertown Church and internment at Thompson Cemetery. Auction at L B Reed farm January 6 features Guernsey cow hay and grain. Card of thanks from W B Bratten family.
S J Welford attorney announces letters of administration for Evita J Berbour late of Greentownship deceased. Creditors must present authenticated claims for settlement and debtors must make prompt payment. By Administrator D T Fat Clymer Pa December 29 1920.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Clymer National Bank will be held at the banking rooms in Clymer Pennsylvania on Tuesday January 11 1921 at 2 o'clock. M Stewart serves as cashier and will preside.
A collage of humorous exchanges from Buffalo Express and Tit Bits features cops, trains, and playful banter. Names such as Sam Tommy Qu nly appear amid light social humor about transfers and brewing heat in a railway setting.
A fragmented notice invites readers to clear out items titled Pyrox Gilt Sets Decorated Tea Pots Cassavajesy Pye Serv ors leetric sun Silverware Closa Out Wleetrie Liangs and more. Shoppers are urged to come in and take home these discarded goods before January 1st.
Nancy Widdowson Myers aged 68 born near Clymer died December 17 in a Buffalo hospital after an operation. She lived in Niagara Falls recently, and the Myers family long resided in Indiana where her husband ran the Central Hotel. The remains were brought to Indiana for Mineral services December 2M at the home of Mr and Mrs H R Allison, with Rev Geathart conducting a Lutheran service, followed by Oakland Cemetery interment. Surviving: Morris Myers of New York City Clyde Myers of Niagara Falls Bartha Myers a nurse in the navy at Mare Island California and Whaa heth Myers a nurse in Atlantic City. brothers Nelson Edward Widdowson and sisters Mrs C J T Long Mrs Lany Laney and Mrs Mattie Hverwine.
A brief New Year greeting note extends cordial wishes to readers, celebrating the start of the year and inviting goodwill across the town. It emphasizes friendship, renewal, and shared community spirit for the coming months.
A series of auditor notices from the Orphans Court and other county authorities in Indiana County announce hearings to settle adjust and report distributions of funds in estates. Notices name the executors administrators parties and locations with dates in January 1921 and December 1920 and invite interested persons to attend at specified offices in Indiana and nearby towns.
Public notices advertise wanted items lost sale and rent listings with instruction on word counts rates and payment. Readers are urged to send copy with cash to cover the number of insertions while page accounts cannot be opened for small sums.
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