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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1927

Page

10

Smicksburg News Roundup: Scouts Lead, Hospital Update

Smicksburg news reports Lewis undergoing appendicitis surgery Friday at Indiana hospital and doing as well as could be expected. Troop 1 Boy Scouts re-elected Boyd M. Lewis as patrol leader and Frank M. Wincapher as scriba. Clair O. Stear acted as assistant scoutmaster during Thursday meeting. Local creamery duties to be managed by Wayne Steary after State College butter cheese course. Ladies Aid of Lutheran and Methodist churches quilting in another bank building. Mrs. R. B. Snyder ill. Mrs. David Edmonds hosted dinner for guests including Mr. and Mrs. S and S. T. Good, George Weston, Dr. J. A. Elkin, and B. B. Crawford.

Smicksburg C Lewis Indiana Hospital Boy Scouts Boyd M. Lewis Frank M. Wincapher Clair O. Stear M. L. Black Wayne Steary State College C. E. Lewis Ladies Aid Lutheran and Methodist Church R. B. Snyder David Edmonds S&s. T. Good George Weston J. A. Elkin B. B. Crawford

Administratrix notices estate of Elder Keibler

Letters of administration granted for the estate of Elder E. Keibler late of Indiana Borough. Creditors must present their claims duly authenticated for settlement. Those indebted should make prompt payment. Mrs Bertna M. Snyder Administrating 382 Stewart St Turtle Creek Pa February 23 1927 etc

Miller Notich Elder Keibler Indiaua Haylage Sid Bertna M. Snyder Stewart St Turtle Creky- Pa

Various Lequests Made in Other Wills Recently Wired in the County

Wills dated 1922 to 1926 reveal multiple bequests. William E. Pattison of Indiana leaves most to Mrs Pearl W. R. Smith, including homes and stocks, with nephews and nieces inheriting the farm. Executors include R. Scott and Lewis Shields. Other wills name John S Johnston and John Shank as beneficiaries, with executors Savings & Trust Co and W B McCoy.

William E. Pattison Indiana Nerce Pearl W R. Smith Pattison West Church Street Manufacturing Distributing Company of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Railroad Company White Township Hey Avid Berry Robert Berry Jeayok Berery Mary Scott Pes B. Smith United Citing Health Corporation Nelea Lizzie Bart Hig John S. Johnston Tete Robert HB Ida Belle Conway the Savings & Trust Company of Indiana Drusilla Douglass John BE. Douglass Green Township Meade JB Charles FE. Douglass

Gordon Districe and local notes from Vandergrift and area

Mrs Win GordonDistrice returned home Friday after a week with her brother Boyd Hanna of Vandergrift who was very ill. Miss Maury Mikesell is home from Pittsburgh where she has worked four months. Win Gillingham went to Greensburg where his brother Dale is employed. Wm Armstrong has been cutting mine props for John McIntyre. Mrs Orr Lyons and son Royden visited Mrs J M Lydie last week. Miss Marie Shields spent Friday and Saturday in Black Lick. Robert Akens was in Blairsville Saturday. Erma McCune, a student in Indiana high school, spent the weekend at home. William Kunkle and A Ackerson purchased a new saw mill. F Q Shields attended the Straamys farm sale near Plumville last Thursday and bought a horse.

Gordon Win Loward Boyd Hanna Vanderprift Maury Mikesell Pittsburgh Gillingham Greensburg Dale Wm. Armstrong John McIntyre Orr Lyons Royden J. M. Lydie Marie Shields Black Uck Robert Akens Blairsville Erma McCune Indiana High School William Kunkle A. Ackerson F. QO Shields Straamys Farm Plumville

Local Society Notes From Tarentum Area Families

Mrs Retta Condren visiting friends in Tarentum Eva Mae Stitelery shopped in Punxsutawney last week Mr and Mrs Marl Wills visited sister Mrs Chas Stiteler Mrs Bruce Crawford hosted Paul Stiteler’s family several others attended the C 5S Davis sale Mrs Elizabeth Kesler and Mrs Molly Crisaman visited Angus Hoover State College resident Wayne Stear returned home Carl Lewis improving after appendicitis at Indiana hospital Mrs Milt Lewis recently on sick list Dave Edmans entertained several guests Will Ruffner on the jelck list Mr and Mrs Harry Reamel and son Raymond visited Mrs Hearick’s father William Knepshield near Brick Church on sick list Mrs Jobart SheNhammer from Apollo visiting her parents D B Towns end D A Wiupert and James Ewings drawn as jurors for March term from South Bend township meeting in Kittanning Ed Bayer visited Vandergrift Thursday Melvin Sitvin dressing teals for Columbiana Gas Co Our mail did not arrive Saturday first miss this winter local farmer called home due to mother’s illness Mrs Aisling Bay entertained Ingleside Club Luella and Anna Mae Anderson of Indiana visited their parents Q M Anderson

Retta Condren Tarentum Eva Mae Stitelery Marl Wills Chas, Stiteler Davis Sale Bruce Crawford Paul Stiteler Elizabeth Kesler Molly Crisaman iGlady Will Ruffner Jelck Harry Reamel Raymond Hearick William Knepshield Near Brick Church Jobart SheNhammer Apolo D. B. Townsend D. A. Wiupert James Ewings South Bend Township Kittanning Armetrong County Bayer Vandergrift Melvin Sitvin Columbua Gas Co Cochrans Milly

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