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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1922
Page
8
Starford and Cockport residents share visits and events over the weekend. Napp family moves into a red brick home with connected office. sleighing enjoyment contrasts with auto era memories. several locals attend church, theatre, and earlier Sunday school conventions while many relocate for mine closures.
The W C T U held an interesting meeting January 18 at Mrs George Hustons home. The next gathering will be with Mrs Hayes Williams and Miss Iane Colmer. Locals report Indiana callers, district conventions at Commodore, and a sleighing party to the Parry home. Several members attended the W C T U Institute at Indiana and others visited relatives over the weekend.
Beaver and Patton communities report visits and gatherings. Guests include Miss Margaret Buck from Clearfield High, Helen Russell of Barnesboro, and Joan Hightsenrider of Lumber City. Local trips, family news, illness updates, and church events are noted, with mentions of farm and school activities and a Grange meeting featuring a disarmament debate.
Mrs A D Wood and daughter Mabel along with Mrs Wilbur Wood visited Mrs Earl Sell on Friday. Y P G U at Shelocta United Presbyterian held a social at Ivan George’s home. Ethel Heffelfinger visited sister Mrs Ralph Ramer in Youngstown. Samuel Kimmel improving from illness. Locals report colds or emp. Various neighbors visited relatives and friends across the week.
Large turnout from here for the Com modore convention with many locals visiting relatives and attending events. Reports of neighbors from Penn Mary, Cherry Tree, Dix onville, Saltsburg, and Armstrong Township show a flurry of visits, illnesses, and community activities including a singing class, sawmill work, and resolutions of respect for two longtime society members.
The Progress Club lists special pricing enabling rural delivery subscribers to obtain daily newspapers and leading weekly farm papers at lower rates. The plan covers Progress and Pittsburgh Daily Progress and Pittsburgh Daily Dispatch, National Sloci- Blade, Woman's World, North American, Ohio Farmer Weekly, Toledo Weekly, McGat's Magazine, and New York World Three Times a Week, with subscription prices specified and orders to INDIANA PROGR.
Dr McKeon a Pennsylvania authorized specialist advertises to help those tired of failed remedies. He claims to treat stomach and liver diseases skin nerves heart kidneys bladder catarrh rheumatism paralysis and many others without surgery. Office hours 9 am to 8 pm Sundays 10 to 1 at 634 Church Street Indiana Pa with no charge for examination or consultation.
Clyde G B Mack started for Plorita to spend the winter amid news from Harrisburg. John Kessel bought the Wise farm and brought home a bride to help him enjoy life. The Mack family is referenced with visits and small notices of neighbors and repairs around local homes.
Mrs Isaac Mahon visited Mrs A Clawson last week. Steela Clawson recovering from pneumonia. Mahon family living with parents. New Florence men planning excursion to Morida. Plaza St Clary on sick list. Margaret Mabon visited Johnstown Saturday. Revival meetings held at Germany M E Church the last two weeks. Norris Wise on sick list. H A Holsapple guest of Ada Teasure family Thursday. John Wise and Norris Wise visited Barnesboro Saturday. Spring exam candidates include Martha Fleming Erma Treese Ambrose Rowley David Buterbaugh Lloyd Shankle. Tenthy Wise and John Wise daughter visited Ada Leasure family Friday. J B Wassam teaching term progressing well. G A Ginter and son visited Ada Leasure family Sunday. Joe Sterner guest of Iva Palmer family Sunday.
Mrs R W McLaughlin and daughter Mrs C J Wilkerson shopped in Indiana on Saturday. Clarence Condron and son Carl of Homer City visited at his former home. Mrs J J McIlhoes stayed with friends at Marion Center. J S Gilhousen was a Indiana caller. Paul McCormick welcomed a baby girl born Tuesday. Lydia Walker spent the weekend at home near Marion Center. Mary Engle of Indiana visiting Meade Buchanan at his home. Mra Robert G Mack of West Wheatfield is guest of daughter Pearl Liggett and will stay the winter.
William MeTigue of East End Garage was in Pittsburgh on business last year. Mrs J Jane MeTigue and two daughters visited her sister Mrs Samuel W frveen at Clymer on Sunday. A D Wilson near Mders Tidge was at the county seat on business on Monday. Public sale at the W S Cooper farm two miles south of Ellerton on Saturday January 28 at 12 o'clock. 2 barges, two sows, farm implements, 106 chickens, 10 scraps of beef and a lot of household goods. Sam positive as Sam leaving the farm J H Mell Wain.
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