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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1925

Page

4

Market Prices for Potatoes Fruits and Live Stock

A dated price survey shows New York sack rates for potatoes and onions, Danish apples, and Midwest prices for beef, lamb, veal, and pork. Dairy products list butter and cheese prices across major markets, with grain prices for several wheat and corn futures and hay values in Boston, New York, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago, and St. Louis.

New York Missouri Middlewear Chicago Philadelphia Boston Wisconsin Pittsburgh Cincinnati St. Louis

Gold exports continue at ten to fifteen million weekly

Movements keep funds abroad with about 140 million sent since December as private banks rely on reserves and rediscounts. Federal Reserve discounting nears halt while imports rise. Canada’s newsprint dominance grows. U S coffee per capita consumption edges down from 1928 levels.

New York Federal Reserve Reserve Bank United States Commerce Department

Local notes from Johnstown and surrounding towns

Johnstown and nearby communities report a flurry of visits and social activity. Residents like Grisemore and John Clark hosted guests. Mrs Zolly Bertinger and family traveled from Mursteling. Miss June Williams visited Mrs Winnie. and many others made calls or were visitors at homes in Alverda and Barneshoro. A mine electrician injured a foot after a fall from a pole. maple syrup activity marks February. several residents attended church events and a quarterly conference.

M. GriMth Johnstown John Clark Familly Barneshare Greenw Zolly Bertinger Jtonala Murstelng Ueg Ll Chex Johns Dnnes Hams Alverda Hubert Medelland Ramuel Long Wim Willams Durneshoro Matilda Burr Grip Robert Trout Lincoln Gibson Wirry Go Moduiner Mirpeseret Mea Sarah Somer Hellwood Cts A. G. Glenn Indiana Sofia Sires Idris Russell Kalph Jonns D. W. Jonesy Sarah J. Williams W. WH. Williams Little Ddagier Jéingtown Sara Witains Barneshoro Williams Mr W Gibson

Brushvalley visitors and local church meetings noted

McCrea and Russell Herlinger were county seat visitors last week. A series of meetings are being conducted in the Frangelical church. Indiana resident McCrea and family visited Saturday and Sunday with friends in the valley. Mrs. Rugh and Mrs. Clyde McCrea with Mr. William Allemus visited G. J. McCrea and wife. Symes Melilwee visited Talonstown last week. Dorothy Kugh visited with her sister Mrs. Wm Altemug. Mrs. D. W. Swartz was a visitor in Deckers Point Friday. Mrs. Jennie Barris was sick. Myers and the Knupp spent the weekend at their homes.

GT. McCrea Russell Herlinger McCrea Indiana UY Rugh Clyde McCrea William Allemus G. J. McCrea Symes Melilwee Talonstown Dorothy Kugh Wm. Altemug D. WH. Swartx Deckers Point Jennie Barris X . Myers and Khe Knupp

Quilting Tea and Family Visit Highlight Trethran Church Circle

The Tadies Aid Society of the Trethran church held a fine quilt at the home of Atty Merlin Tuch last week. Mr. and Mrs. Atty Ly Die and daughter Emmy of Arcadia visited Afra Bare and Goldie Wheeler for a few weeks with Goldie Wheeler’s sister in Barpes-DOTD.

Tadies Aid Society Trethran Atty Merlin Tuch Bare

Hillsdale Visits and Social Calls Reflect Quiet Week

The Hillsdale area shows a busy social week with callers in town and visits among residents. Notables include Mey and Mrs John Rose of Conemaugh calling, Mrs Margaret Longnecker visiting Mrs Mettin in Ripple Hazlett, and Arthur Ruterbauch spending Sunday at home after teaching the flock school.

Satters Home Harry Towers Stafford William Powers Carl ‘Trimble Everett Petticord Wileus Cuca. Huy

Local Social Notes from Cherryhill Township Scene

Wiss Goldie Taenberg works at Clyde Mentch's home and Frank Mentch undergoes recent Indiana hospital surgery. Chloe Campbell visits Mrs. Samuel Bowers while Violen and Dorothy Ray see their aunt Mrs. Frank Mentch. Collins Deemer of Mechanicsburg calls at Rul Stephens. Lawrence Abel and sister visit Thomas Walker. Davia Stewart and Dave Davis of Brushvilley walk nearby. Whilter Weary and Edgar Rice travel to Peon Run.

Wiss Goldie Taenberg Clyde Mentch Gould Cay Fred Ray Frank Mentch Indiana Hospital Chloe Campbell Samuel Bowers Violen Dorothy Ray Frank Menteh Collins Deemer Nene Mechanicsburg Rul Stephens Lawrence Abel Thos. Walker Davia Stewart Dave Davis Brushvilley Wallers Whilter Weary Edgar Rice Peon Run

Uniontown Social Highlights From a Quiet Weekend

Uniontown notes show visits among relatives and friends. Donald Langham called on his uncle John Langham. Mrs. W M McQueeney and Mrs. Bert Ruthinell visited Mrs. Clyde Berninger on Thursday. Violet Davis of Garman visited friends over the weekend. Mine Gaye Stiffer visited friends at Kingport Friday. Mr. and Mrs. James Langhim visited their son Max and Rex at Harmesboro district. Mrs. Ivan Beringer hosted two cousins from Johnstown last week. Elizabeth Gromley shopped in Barnesboro on Saturday.

Donald Langham John Langham W. M. McQueeney Bert Ruthinell Clyde Bernger Violet Davis Garman Gaye Stiffer King Ports Fimnday James Langhim Max Rex Harnesboro Ivan Beringer Johnstown Elizabeth Gromley Barnesboro

Local Notes From Clymer and Nearby Areas

Uniontown guest Don Langham visited relatives last week. Blaine Lydiec called on Herman Wadden Sunday evening. Nova Wadden Mary Wyland and Sylvada Langham visited Mrs. Walter St. Clair in Clymer Sunday. Helen Hadden and Mary Tanzham attended Clymer high school Monday. Vout Lee works at the Clymer brick works. Mrs M Hadden and Mrs Albert Mether attended church in Clymer Sunday evening. Pastor Nev S Weeks was called to his son’s bedside in Derry.

Tom Weldo Akron Don Langham Uniontown Blaine Lydiec Herman Wadden Nova. Wadden Mary Wyland Sylvada Langham Walter St. Clair Clyner Helen Hadden Mary Tanzham Clymer High School Vout Lee Clymer Prick Works M. Hadden Albert Metcher Clymer D. Weeks Derry

Rochester Mills Social Notes Reflect Local Visitors

Mrs Hidean Potts of Indiana visited her parents Mr and Mrs David Gibson on Friday. F B Work called from Marion Center on Friday. Mrs Frank Potts visited Punxsutawney on Wednesday. Mrs H D Widdowson of Indiana spent several days with friends. Mrs Anna Oberlin returned home here on Friday after wintering with her daughters in Indiana.

Hidean Potts Indiana David Gibson F. B. Work Marion Center Frank Potts H. D. Widdowson Anna Oberlin

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