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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1925

Page

4

Fourth of July visits and family events in local township

A series of visits and gatherings marked the Fourth of July in the area. Guests included Clark and family, Mrs. Roy Rinehart, Coe and daughter Irena, and the Latrobe couple, with Ming Adda Liebold visiting Avonmore. John Cole Wakefield toured Salina relatives, Frank and family hosted Brendlingers, Cable family reunion occurred at Frank Cable’s home, a surprise birthday party for Mrs. John R. McGraw featured gifts and a dainty lunch, Albert Lichtenfels welcomed a baby boy Albert Ray, and G F Kirby and daughter moved to Bruin for new work.

Johnatown Clark Roy Rinnehart Coe Danughter Irena John Cole Wakefield Salina Katis James Wakefield Frank Brendlinger Viola Lucetta Pitcairn Harry Brendinger Cable Frank Cable John R. MacGraw

Local Society Notes From Clymer Caring for Families

Mrs Angela Mann and family of Clymer visit her father Robert Boyle at his home. Alfred Schrum injured foot at mine last week. Dante Kelly improves his home with fresh paint. Charles A Robinson suffered a severe hand cut at work recently. J B McClure erects three new fences around his residence. Mrs Susan Wright of Pitcairn and Earl St Clair of Conemaugh attended the funeral of P M Lichtenfelty on Thursday. Mrs Gezick and children visit relatives in Johnstown. Mrs Jack Snyder and son Boyd spent week with her mother in Wandercrift. Rev and Mrs J W Lanner and daughter Lois and Mrs Chas Bowser drove to Scalp Level to visit the Old Folks Home of the Church of the Brethren, stopped at Viewmont church and heard Mrs P J Blough speak on Juniata College.

Angela Mann Clymer Robert Boyle Alfred Schrum Dante Kelly Charles A. Robinson McClure Susan Wright Pitcairn Earl St. Clair Conemaugh Church of the Brethren Viewmont P. J. Blough Juniata College

Local families spend the Fourth visiting relatives

Josephine Ray and family visited Dayton to mark the Fourth. Bert Hetrick of Du Bois visited A T Kime's family. Mary Overdorff and family joined Dewey Barr at Latrobe. Victor Vance of Akron stayed with Ey Ferguson. Ella McClarren shopped in Indiana. McGaughey families from Bruin spent the weekend in town. Murray Ansley of Cleveland visited his parents. Henry Crede of Latrobe visited family. D K Smith and sons were Indiana callers. Frank Green visited friends in Homer City. McLaren and McClimate groups spent time in Johnstown. Henrietta and Mary Jane Dixon visited Blacklick. John Lyciok spent Sunday in Blacklick. Charles Parke family held a Fourth reunion, all children except Mrs A Manda of Millcraft.

Ralph Ray Dayton Bert Hetrick du Bois A. T. Kime Mary Overdorff Dewey Barr Latrobe Victor Vance Akron Ey Ferguson J. W. McClarren George McLaren James McClimate Johnstown Henrietta Mary Jane Dixon Blacklick John Lyciok Charles Parke A. Manda Millcraft

Local notes from Windber and surrounding towns

Windber resident Vernell Qwens visits friends while Mrs. Irvin McGuire returns from Dixonville hospital. Mrs. H E Mock and Susan McCreary of Cherry Tree visit or heal last week. The Church of Christ Loyal class meets at Edward Buddle near Dixonville Thursday night. Chester Long family visit Maude McGuire Indiana. Thomas Good family stay Culver. W F Weaver and wife visit John Leagsure Pine Vale. Mrs A C Malcolm of near here visited sister in Maryland last week.

Vernell Qwens Windber Irvin McGuire Dixonville Hospital Wsther Sharpless Rossiter Clearfield H. E. Mock Ben Susan McCreary Cherry Tree Church of Christ Edward Buddle Dixonville Chester Long Johnstown Maude McGuire Indiana Thomas Good Culver W. F. Weaver John ‘Leagsure Pine Vale A. C. Malcolm Near Maryland

Bonds Offered By Armstrong Township 1925 Notice

Notice of tax free coupon bonds totaling 25000 with 4.5 percent interest, payable semiannually, dated July 1 1925. Bonds in $1000 denominations mature from 1930 to 1953 with various July dates. Bids must include 1 percent certified deposit. date set for July 13 1925. contact James H Miller Indiana Pa. R D 6. Also notice of charter application for Gipsy Mercantile Company to be formed to operate a department store and related merchandise under the Pennsylvania Act of 1874.

Are Metrong Indiana Pennsylvania Board of Township Supervisors Armstrong County of Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Eagh James H. Miller State of F. M. Friel Dallas Smith P. Pitepatrick Menosky Act of Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Gipsy Mercantile Company

Auditors Notice in Indiana County Estate Case

Jambs W Mack auditor appointed by the Orpha Court of Indiana County will attend to duties at 811 318 Savings and Trust Company building Indiana PA on Monday July 27 1925 at 2 oclock PM to settle and repert contribution of money held by executors D G Blackstone late of Brushvalley township deceased all interested persons may attend July 1 1928

Jambs W. Mack Audivor Orpha Court Indiana County Robert Eutcilson John J. Stiles D. G Blackstone Brushvalley Township Savings & Trust Company Indiana Orphans’ Court McKee Rank'n Cessna Admr Plumville Itis Savings & Truat Company Tarry W. Earhart

Executor and Administratrix Notices for Butler and Kettering Estates

Letters testamentary and administration granted for Mary M. Kettering and Richard Lemmon Butler. Executors and executrix urge all creditors to present claims duly authenticated for settlement and others owing debts to make prompt payment. Notices list addresses in Cabot and Creekside R D No. 1, Pa, with June 24, 1925 date and attorneys Peeler and Felt.

L. E. Miller C.t.a John Peterman Washington Township Erich Peterman Creekside W. C. Chapman Mary M. Kettering William Eketturing Cabot Ida Kettering Creekside R. D Peeler & Felt Itchard Lemmon Butler East Wheatfeld Township

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