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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1919
Page
2
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In a 1919 McClure News Syndicate tale, Fay faces choosing between Bob Baxter and Hugh Wrentham after war separation. Bob returns with Hugh, confessing past loves while Fay, shaken, realizes Hugh’s continued affection. The pair reconcile and vow a future together as Hugh plans to sail for France.
Alverda residents mingle with neighbors from Punxsutawney and Conewago as visits and family news fill the week. A baby boy arrives to Mr and Mrs G W Klemin g. Proveking services set for July 13. Local candidates announce bids for county offices in the Republican and Democratic primaries, including Barr, Willis Wilson, H Dickie, and Adam P Lowry seeking county treasurer and county commissioner posts.
Captain Charles L McLain, 29, commander of Company F, Tenth United States Infantry, married Bertha Hardy Milo, 20, in a Paris church on July 4. He earned two Distinguished Service citations for heroism on the Marne and at Apremont, returning to Indiana after sailing from Brest on July 10 with his bride. His family includes Civil War and Spanish-American War veterans, and he previously led units on the Mexican border and in World War I.
Indiana County farmers are urged to test soil and apply lime to balance acidity and improve fertilizer efficiency. Under John W. Warner, a soil testing service offers samples by mail or office drop. take from five to six field points for accuracy. Lime sweetens soil, aids phosphate usefulness, and helps release potash. apply after plowing every four to five years, and before seeding wheat or rye improves clover prospects. Also noted are Indiana teachers in New York at Columbia University summer courses.
The town council approves laying out and opening Mileventu Street between Philadelphia and Water streets in Indiana borough for public use, 40 feet wide, on lands of John W. and Thomas Sutton. Notice posted June 20 1919 for a public hearing July 7 1919, with council action to follow and publication ordered. Also includes notes on sheep, ewe lambs, and Hawthorne Pattern Company operations.
The Finance Committee invites sealed bids for forty six thousand dollars in School Improvement Bonds series 43 at 4 percent interest, payable semiannually. Denominations are $1,000 each, 346 bonds in total, with payment terms across multiple subseries. Bids due by 6 p.m. July 24, 1919, to Chairman Oliver Fry. Bid rejection reserved.
Attorney dation dL Getty files a subpoena in the divorce action Simnel and Stumbaugh versus Martha J. Shambaugh. The filing impacts discovery in the marital dissolution, naming parties Simnel, Stumbaugh, and Martha J. Shambaugh with potential court orders sought.
The board of school directors of Indiana borough Pennsylvania will receive sealed bids until 6 pm on Thursday July 9 for the erection of an addition to the Third Ward school building and for heating and ventilating work. Specifications prepared by the State Board of Education are on file with H M Leckard chairman of Building Committee. Bids may be handed to or forwarded to Leckard or to Oliver C Fry. By order of the board of directors. Also notices of executor and administrator appointments and a rye bundles contract offer from Robinson, WANTED.
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