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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1925

Page

3

Local Residents Fall Weekend Visits and Travel

Josephine E J Ryan visiting her parents in Gipay Cien McGowan a visitor from Clymer. Mr and Mrs J Weber and daughter Beulah and Mrs W J Long shopped in Indiana Saturday. Herman Stumpf moved to Sharpaville Porter McClarren visiting West Lebanon. Elizabeth Pox hosted Sunday guests John Bepler Homer City. Charles Gould Latrobe spent Sunday with sister Gertrude McClimate. Misses Hilla McClarren Mary Fairbanks and Richard Fairbanks attended Everett White funeral Blairsville Monday. W J Long employed at Blairsville Mrs John Bennett called to Johnstown due to Irwin Bennett illness. Mrs Louis Brida visited Jeannette relatives Sunday. Wm and Joseph Saxton Scottdale weekend at home Carl Rice Greensburg Saturday. Harry Ruffner Tanoma visited sister Glen McGowan.

E. J. Ryan C. E. Ryan Gipay Cien McGowan Clymer J. ©. Weber Beulah W. J. Long Indiana Herman Stumpf Sharpaville Porter McClarren West Lebanon Elizabeth Pox John Bepler Homer City Charles Gould Latrobe Gertrude McClimate Hilla McClarren Mary Fairbanks Richard Fairbanks Everett White Blairsville John Bennett Johnstown Irwin Bennett Louis Brida Jeannette Joseph Saxton Scottdale Carl Rice Greensburg Harry Ruffner Tanoma Glen McGowan

Local visitors and employment changes noted in Blairsville area

Mrs G W Boyle and daughter Mrs John McGraw visited Blairsville relatives on Friday. Rev J M Metzger of Springfield Ohio stayed with Mr and Mrs M C Rhinehart. Mrs Sue Walbeck of Vandergrift visited her daughter Mrs Snyder last week. Arthur Lichtenfels and Sheridan Brett left Friday for Clymer where they secured work. Mrs Mary Straights of Dowagiac Michigan and her daughter Miss Annal Naylor of La Grange Illinois stayed with Mr and Mrs J C Allshouse. This is their first east visit in 16 years. Mrs Straights and Miss Nayler are former Johnstown residents. Johns Frain hag secured employment in Conemaugh. Charles E Lichtenfels sustained a fractured rib and other injuries.

G. W. Boyle John McGraw Blairsville J. M. Metzger Springfield M. C. Rhinehart Sue Walbeck Vandergrift Snyder Arthur Lichtenfels Sheridan Brett Clymer Mary Straights Dowaig Mich Annal Naylor la Gage Ill J. C. Allshouse Allshouse Straights Miss. Nayler Johnstown Johns Frain Hag Conemaugh Charles E. Lichtenfels

Local Movers and Visitors Highlight Quiet Week

At Garfield Fire Clay Co Chestnut street, Mr and Mrs Russell Alford moved into part of the J C Montgomery house. George Montgomery also shifted into the Montgomery residence. Several residents reported health updates with Mrs Joseph Pen rose improving from illness and Mrs Thomas Price slightly better despite rheumatism. Visitors included Dale Palmer of Jeannette and Don Overdorff in Indiana. Local trips featured Chas Earhart and family to Saltsbury and Vera Shadle from Homer City visiting friends. Shoppers and relatives were noted in Burnside and Blacklick areas.

Russell Alford Garfield Fire Clay Co Chestnut Street George Montgomery J. C. Montgomery Joseph Penrose Phyllis Jay Bowser Thomas Price Dale Palmer Jeannette Mr. Siveter Grant Smith Emeigh Run D.A. McKee Garman Clyde Hartman Barneshoro Burnside Chas, Earhart Saltsbury Vera Shadle Homer City Andy Caton Latrobe Elmer Goughenour M. Walsh John Fisher Ira McGaughey Harry Coy Graceton P. G. Evans Indiana Don Overdorff

Local Social Notes From West Lebanon Area

Sadie Smith spent the week with Will and Mrs Crum near West Lebanon. Mac Anderson drove to Apollo on business for Townsend. Mrs Waterson was Friday guest at the Alshouse home. He ldenton’s Mr McCormick, Raleigh Co agent, visited Friday. Anna Mae and Margaret Anderson stayed Saturday with the Montgomerys. Maria Smith visited her sister Diana Beighley. John Keener of Apollo visited his family weekend. Wendell Devers and baby visited relatives near Whitesburg. Robert Buckley and Edith Buckley of Plumcreek visited uncle Ralston Rupert Saturday.

Sadie Smith Will Crum Near West Lebanon Mac Anderson Apollo Townsend Firm Will Waterson Alshouse Mr. McCormick Helderton Raleigh Co Anna Mae Margaret Anderson Montgomery Maria Smith Diana Beighley John Keener Here Wendell Devers Baby Whitesburg Robert Buckley Edith Plumcreek Ralston Rupert

Starford real estate sold under bankruptcy in Indiana County

Friday March 6 1925 description of property in Starford Indiana County including two story dwelling on Lot No 3 and adjoining parcels with coal mining reservation and undivided interest in Lot No 72. Sulton Glassford and wife conveyed mining rights in 1990. Sale notice warns buyers to pay at least 100 dollars upon knock down and that deed only on full payment. sheriff reserves right to cancel if unpaid. Clerk details Indiana Pa February 11 1925.

Homer Bagley UW. T. Learn Starford Indiana County Glen Side Coal Co Sulton Glassford Recorder's Office Indiana County Homer J. Bagley Andora A. L. Butterbaugh Main Etreet Jacob Gordon Omer Bagley John G. Bagley Ebby Smith Smith Sanford Ww. Campbell Buffington Township J McCrory A. A. Bennett N. D. Altimus Benton Mardis Reed Elizabeth Griffith Elizabeth Grifith James Co. Stineman Stewart M. Malcolm Sheri Sheriff’s Office

Local residents share visits and illnesses in week

Ralston Rodecker and cousin of Apollo visit their uncle Ralston Rupert. Dorothy Townsend resumes Indiana high school studies after mumps. Jacob Shupe and Ralston Rupert are very sick. Mrs. J. S. Ferguson suffers bronchitis. Albert Sandles and family spend Sabbath in Export. William Balentine and daughter visit J. S. Ferguson. Marion Horrel and Eugene visit Punxsutawney relatives. W. L. Clawson and son Jack arrive. Frank Clark drives them home to Blairsville.

Helchley Benton Salsgiver J. R. King Ralston Rodecker Harry Morgan Apollo Ralston Rupert Dorothy Townsend Indiana High School Jacob Shupe Dorothy Waterson Smith Home George Waver Albert Riggle Lovejoy J. S. Ferguson W. W. Ewing Elders Ridge Albert Sandles Export H. P. Sandles William Balentine Indiana Ferguson Marion Horrel Eugene Punxsutawney

Zion's Valley School Entertainment Recognized Locally

George Mosbaugher and Valley school pupils earned praise for Friday evening entertainment. Sabbath visitors included Mrs Lockard calling on her mother, Mrs Jennie Anderson. Local families such as the Reighs Townsends and the Matsons attended, with others visiting and staying in the area. Louis oid from Hiderton visited Adam Painter and stayed with Harve Yockey, while Lawrence Kepple spent Sabbath with Burton and Emerson Townsend.

George Mosbaugher Valley School Lockard Jennie Anderson Lord Reigh Anderson Coleman Townsend Frank Matson Lee Anderson Edna Esther Lockard Stanley Matson Louis Oid Hiderton Adam Painter Harve Yockey Mr. Mellwain Lawrence Kepple Burton Emerson Townsend

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