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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1922
Page
6
Frank F Fulton of West Lebanon Pa buys W C Fulton's general store and will continue the business. W C Fulton remains responsible for all bills contracted by him. June 21 1922 stp
Homer City visitors from Homer City and Punxsutawney travel to Springfield Hellwood and Greenville for visits and new homes. Estates in South Mahoning and Canoe townships are divided and wills direct inheritances. A barn near Indiana was struck by lightning, injuring livestock but causing little structural damage.
In Three Forks a miner named Bill Burgess seeks fortune after Minnie Fagan backs out of marriage and he buys a claimed Mother Lode. He toils in a hollow basin, finds only mica and dust, then dynamites a spring to flood the area and inadvertently turns on water rights worth money, while townsfolk recall his infamous luck and his car’s misadventures.
A joint Pomona and William Penn Granges meeting at Armagh heard reports from 35 subordinate granges. Resolutions urged state funds to eradicate cattle tuberculosis, protect cattle and farm interests, and support a robust agricultural program in Indiana county.
A large gathering Monday at Banks Aul’s Casper Aul homestead near Georgeville featured a bountiful noon dinner, a program with ball game and music, and 80 attendees from the Aul, Bush, McCurdy, and related families. Notable elders included Mrs Eliza Aul McPherson and Mrs Clemson Aul, descendants of pioneer Henry Aul. Also present were William Bush and McCurdy Bush families from Smicksburg and many others from Sagamore, Marian Center, Trade City, and Franklinville. The Mike sell family annual reunion was held at the old Blatraville area home. The junior Y boys plan a camp in July at the deceased waters along Yellow creek with Mr Shookt directing.
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