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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1923
Page
9
A farming ad argues that scratch feed alone fails to induce winter egg production. It promotes Meat Mash at 3.00 per 100 pounds as the key to abundant laying, plus a range of feeds and grain including barrel salt, stone ground graham, rye flour, oil meal, calf meal, corn, oats, and various flours. It promises constant availability and guarantees more eggs.
Scraps from the community record many sick lists and recoveries. Margaret Williams and Sara Glenn are among the named ill, with several convalescents noted. Visitors include Hayes Williams from Indiana and Mr. Lewis from Pittsburgh. Fire whistle tested, boats back in operation, and various callers from Greensburg, Indiana, Patton, Barnesboro, and Dixonville are listed among church and social activities.
Friday visits include Martha Laarn and Mildred Shank in town. Rev Hughes attended Pine-Flat convention. Paul and Ben Wilt from Buck Run called, along with Wassaam family from Starford. The Commodore band gave a concert Friday. Rachel Henry visits son Hilaworth at Fear Hillsadle. Sherman Henry's family attended Charles Nichol’s funeral. Philip Smith of Dayton visited W.R. Hall. Rev E M Copeland called in Smyrna. Maggie Nichol and daughter weekend with Mr Robert Marshall of Bayor. Mrs Ralph Nichol from Sagamore school spent weekend here. Elder Fulton listed as ill. Nightingale Club gathering at Paul Kimmel’s home draws about 60 persons.
R. W. Hamilton and B. E. Skinner made a business trip to Indiana last week. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Ruffner visited at daughter Merle Good’s home Wednesday. Miss Anha Hall of Indiana is visiting her parents. Glenn Steele left Monday for New Kensington. Ernest Nichol, with his sister Mrs. Merle Stewart of Beyer, accompanying him.
Edna and Mary Kelly of Indiana spent the weekend with their parents Mr and Mrs M H Kelly. Mr and Mrs Ralph Ramer visited with Ralphs mother Mrs Ernest Ramer who has been in ill health. Miss Frieda Timble and Lella Calhoun visited their teacher over the weekend.
Miss Marie Kimmel, teacher at Rural Valley High School, was visiting over the weekend. The fragment mentions Wm. 8 Stiteler of DuBold and Orvie Lewis of Jeannette, plus Turney Criss-Sara and Lucile Irvin from Pittsburgh, with attendees at a visit to someone’s home and a local event.
Surnames and brief notices recount visitors and callers in Punxsutawney and nearby towns. Mrs Blaine Dodson and Miss Bernice Stallman travel through the week. Mrs Davis remains in Punxsutawney hospital. Others include Carl Lewis visiting Pittsburg schools and Mrs J S Fleming returning from Akron after six weeks.
Mrs Josephina Schrecengost of Plumville visited friends in town during the past week. Mr and Mrs James Pardee and Dolly of Burnside spent Sunday and Monday with Mrs Pardee’s mother, Mrs Ila Hurd. Miss Helen Hurd visited her sister at Commodore. George Barr and daughter Grace from Deckers Point were town callers on Monday. L A Eldersanent Sunday with his sister Mrs W Varner of Big Run.
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