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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1922
Page
2
The Indiana Progress lists subscription rates and notices. Rates run eleven cents per line for communications and poems, with cash in advance options. payments to Indiana Progress. Subscription terms show one year for $2.00, nine months 60 cents, six months 81.00, three months unspecified. dated February 8, 022.
Indiana County residents endorse Hon. John S. Fisher for Pennsylvania governor citing his honesty integrity and fair dealing. Fisher, born in northern Indiana County and educated locally, rose to State Banking Commissioner and other roles benefiting the public. Also notes readers awaiting delayed magazine subscriptions and two wills detailing bequests and executors.
A quirky essay warns that the mouth receives and prepares food and aids speech while stressing that most disease enters the body via the mouth. It urges teaching children proper mouth use and cleanliness to avoid bacteria and illness.
Homer Bleakney returns home with his parents for a few days. Gastown singing class enrollment exceeds 100 as Richard Kimmel remains ill. Mrs McAdoo shows slight improvement from rheumatism. Mrs Nimmeil and daughter visit Clairsville to see W. McCreight. Dr Landrith to speak on February 16 at 7:30 PM at the First Presbyterian Church on "Athis on the Water Wagon-let It Done."
George Lowman a prominent Saltsburg citizen and Baltsburg school board member died by suicide at the Davis Lumber Company plant on Wednesday. He left his work in the afternoon and was found slain with a razor in a rain-filled room. He is survived by his wife a son and a daughter. Funeral services were held Saturday at the Saltsburg Presbyterian Church with interment in Saltsburg cemetery.
A Dixonville group surprised Mrs. J. P. Tampt by taking possession of her home on a Wednesday evening. The program featured recitations and readings by local women, a duet, and a loving-remembered tribute for Blaine Speedy. Following the program, guests enjoyed a lunch of sandwiches, pickles, baked beans, cake, pie, and coffee while the event closed with social chatter. Public notices cover sales near Clyde and Diltown, with items listed and auctioneers noted. Also reported: obituaries, church notes, and local engagements as community life continues in Indiana County.
Agricultural reports praise buttermilk as a superior supplementary feed for livestock and poultry due to lactic acid, vitamins, and balanced protein. The article notes that fed consistently, sour or sweet buttermilk stabilizes digestion, supports disease resistance, and preserves lactic acid through proper processing and soaking of powdered forms. It also mentions related health and market notes from Indiana, including mosquito fever quarantines and local industry updates.
Roy Grisemore Joiner visited Barnesboro on Tuesday. Harry Russell caller at Lincoln Gibson’s Tuesday evening. Homer Bennett on sick list last week. Chauncey McAdoo of Conkport business caller at W W Williams on Wednesday. QC A Campbell and J R Tomb of Armagh callers at Richard Williams’ on Wednesday. Mrs Misse Sowers ill with flu the past week. John Anderson of Greenwich a Grisemore caller Wednesday. Mrs J M Williams visited Colyer friends last week. EB Martin ill with grip but improved. Wa Ay Msa business visitor at CAC Trea Thursday. Archie Davis recent Barnar bore visitor. Dr G OR Lye Martintown caller Friday. Misses Jgnima and Wilda Williams of Commodore spent weekend at their house here. Allen Martin of Kenwood Martintown caller Friday. Richard Willittis business visitor at Commodore Saturday. EK G Davis visited at the home of Mr and Mrs T A Douglass of Cherry Tree over the weekend. Mrs Douglass ill with pneumonia. Lincoln Gibson Jr no visitor at Marty Russell’s Sunday. Miss Edna Stephens Sunday at her home at Pine Plats. Miss Bhimnehe and Lady Martin Johnstown visitors over the weekend. Thehayd Williams Heilwood caller Sunday. Daniel Glenn of State Coellers spent several days at his home here last week.
Walter Powell visited Mra Clell Shank while Florencea Clawson and Viola Wyke shopped in town. Many locals appear in sick lists, travel, and social calls. Citizens attend a parent teacher meeting while others travel to Pittsburgh Boston and Florida for business and leisure.
Notice filed by RW Einstein Ivan H Einstein and Minute D Einstein to Governor of Pennsylvania on February 27 1022 for incorporation under 1874 act to form Einstein Company to buy sell merchandise for personal and household use ornaments and related goods like department stores with all rights and privileges. Samuel W Miertaet solicitor dated February 1 1992.
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