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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1925
Page
4
Marion Center announces visits by Mrs. N H Wetzel and Mrs. Bess Meanor Garvin of Williamsport and Indiana connections. Local officials and relatives travel to Harrisburg and Rochester Mills for relief work and family events. The issue reports illness, social club meetings, a new radio, a birth, funeral attendance, and guests from Apollo and Dixonville.
New York prices for potatoes at 186 with 1.55 per 100 pounds, cabbage 31 to 35 per ton, onions to 4.60 per 391 pounds in consuming centers, apples Baldwin barrels at 5 in New York. Butter 92 score wholesale across several cities around 41 to 44 cents. Cheese Wisconsin primary markets list several dairy price points. Livestock bids Chicago top 11, beef and veal ranges, lambs and feeding lambs values, pork loins prices. Grain and oats prices across Minneapolis Chicago St Louis Kansas City with multiple No. 2 and No. 3 varieties. Hay prices for Timothy and prairie in major markets.
Hilladale Truman Longenecker goes to Akron for work. Clara Campbell of Canton visits. Ernest Goss and family visit Mrs Goss’ parents. Mearl Huey in Indiana on business. Ollie Long and Anna Brandt return home from Dixonville. Infant daughter of Clarence and Conner dies. burial at Thompson cemetery. Harriet Nicholson of Cockport visits. Pearl Brice of Commodore visits O A McCune. Warren Spicher visits his parents. Pearl Fridley and children visit Clearfield. Wesleyan church to hold preaching Sunday at 7:30 PM.
A Society of Industrial Engineers survey led by W. G. Sheehan predicts an industrial revival beginning early in 1925, gaining momentum through the year and peaking later. It cites abundant funds, rising world demand for American goods, notably automobiles and agricultural implements, and notes psychological gains in late 1924. The Detroit and Chicago districts are highlighted for diversified manufacturing growth. Iron and steel markets rebound with expanding demand, firm prices, and restocked orders as buyers adjust to January needs.
Harlan F. Stone of New York, attorney general since last April, was nominated by President Coolidge for associate Justice of the Supreme Court. The nomination followed the retirement of Associate Justice Joseph McKenna, announced by Chief Justice William Howard Taft as the court opened on January 5.
Saltsburg items report Mrs Lucy Carothers nursing a broken arm after a fall. Miss Mary Thompson among the sick. Mr and Mrs James Hazlett of Latrobe visited the Grey sisters. J W Woodend of Blairsville spent Saturday in town. Lutheran church held special meetings led by Rev Hassinger. Mr and Mrs W C Davis left for DeLand Florida for the winter. Mrs Martha Forbes admitted to Mercy hospital with appendicitis. Prof Q O Hand and wife spent Thursday at Indiana. Mr and Mrs Harry Weamer visiting their daughter Mrs Austin Forbes in Alabama. Miss Edna Anderson visiting relatives in Ohio. Mrs J G Cunningham returned home after two weeks with daughter Mrs J R Clark.
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