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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1923
Page
2
A periodical masthead style entry lists A and Moorhead as editors and proprietors with a note that it is second class matter at Imblenn Postotite dated October 25, 1908. Subscription terms are cash in advance with rates for one, six, and twelve months.
Obituaries list J Brice McGarn and Mahlon Crawford in Chambersville and Robinson with surviving relatives in California and nearby towns. Other notices include Eugene Beer from Donora, Mrs. Mary Jones of Pine Flats, James A Gordon of Advance, and Mary Peayiy Travis near Smicksburg, plus infant Frederick McClay King and Alex Stiner of Wintondale.
The Pleasant Valley Club of Plumville met at Mrs. George Edwards' home on February 16. Mrs. James Stuchall led topics, then members sang The Battle Hymn of the Republic. Heart guessing and heart pinning contests produced towels and prizes for Mrs. Zhro merman and Mrs. Exwalls. Refreshments and Valentine favors complemented the afternoon. The next meeting is set for March 1 at Mrs. James Edwards' home.
James W. McCreery, native of the county and a graduate of Indiana Normal School, died in Greeley, Colorado, after moving west at age 21. He helped found the Colorado State Teachers College and was a pioneer irrigation attorney, shaping national educational interests. The piece notes his prominent public service and early death claims.
Bennett Stadtmiller of North Fifth Street was honored Thursday as all nine of his children gathered home for his 80th birthday. A large cake decorated with 80 Candies, party favors, and memories filled a family dinner. Stadtmiller, born February 22, 1843, in Brushvalley, served in Company B, 101st Pennsylvania, and later became a respected farmer and neighbor in Cherryhill Township. He credits hard work and rest for his long life. Present were numerous relatives from Indiana, Johnstown, Chambersville, and beyond.
Saturday a valuable cow was lost by Fleming Summit resident B. W. Armstrong. Mr and Mrs Siiter Smith visited Mr and Mrs Austin Kerr on Sunday. Milford Wasaum improved from illness. Ford Decker children recover from flu. Austin Kerr and family moved to Lovejoy. Mrs Walter Beer visits her parents, Mr and Mrs N Montgomery. Mrs Wm Butterbaugh ill. Mrs Carl Nichol staying with mother in law Mrs West Nichol. Bert Braughter and Elmer Stewart hosted last Thursday. Eva Braughler and Bert Braughler visited B H B Spicher on Wednesday. Wayne Napp on sick list last week. Wm Stahl and Wm Armstrong to Hillsdale on business Friday. Charles Treese of Hast Run visited town last week. Public sale at Warry Braughter's home on March 12 at 1 pm.
All citizens of Green township are urged to attend a meeting in the Community building at Cookport on Saturday March 3 at 1 30 o clock. The gathering seeks suggestions for the Green Township Fair to benefit the community.
Mrs Robert Buchanan Py aged 69 died at her Patton home on Thursday from paralysis. Surviving brothers include Henry Garman of Gipsy and John Garman of Arcadia.
Market summaries show New York sacked round white potatoes at 1.25 to 1.40 per 100 pounds, Maine Green Mountains at 1.40 to 1.08 in New York and Boston, and various apple and wine shipments. Dairy prices list butter and cheese across multiple cities. livestock and meats in Chicago report hogs to 8.20, steers to 10.45, veal calves to 13.76, fat lambs to 16.85, and eastern meat prices. Grain and hay prices for Chicago cash market, corn and wheat rates, plus hay and prairie values across several cities.
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