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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1923
Page
3
Local residents return from employment in Van dergrift and attend funerals in Pittsburgh and Sholocta. Visitors include Rev and Mrs Ford, Mrs Hale Lydie and daughter, and G I McCrea family. Manor school fundraiser yields a neat sum despite rough weather. Rolling Thunder show drew crowds in Penn Run. Church revival at Spruce Grove. various residents visit Indiana, Johnstown, Commodore, and Barnesboro.
Mr and Mrs Scott Douglass called on Mary Brown Friday evening D G and J B Brown were business callers at Cherry Tree Thursday Mrs John Repine called on Elizabeth Keener on Friday Elmer Biss fell on the ice Friday and broke a rib Those from this Place attending the Sunday school convention at Pine Flats on Saturday were Mrs W S Patterson Mildred Douglass Ruth Rapine Mary Bagley and Scott Douglass Mrs O L Patterson of Freeport who has been spending some time with her mother Mrs D G Brown has returned to her home Harold Bagley and Ruth Repine called at W B Douglass' Thursday Boyd Frank and John Burnheimer were recent callers at the home of John Frank Medvin Douglass and Laurence Repine attended the shooting match at James Bagley's Saturday night Mary Bagley was a recent visitor at D G Browns John Bagley of Heilwood spent Sunday at his home here
An old newspaper notice promotes Conkey's Poultry Feeds and Remedies priced at 25 cents per package. Every product is guaranteed to perform, offering poultry owners a trusted option for chicken care.
A Wednesday notice invites readers to write for information about The Eden electric appliance. A humor sketch follows with a farmer asking if all cows are milked and a dairy maid quipping that the American cow is the one that's gone dry. A London Passing Show gag then features a call to borrow fifty dollars with a tersely comic response.
In a rural exchange a speaker questions whether another truly saw a pile of wood in the yard. The response mixes dialect and mistaken perception as they debate who observed the wood and who did not. The dialogue captures local speech and a moment of miscommunication.
Notices announce letters of administration granted for A Lowman Neal of Bast Muabontug and for George H Baker of Green town Reveased. Administratrix Lizzie Nal of Georgeville requests all claimants to present authenticated claims for settlement and all debtors to make prompt payment, dated December 2, 1922.
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