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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1920
Page
3
Lovejoy residents and neighbors shared Sunday visits with relatives and friends in McGee's Mills Commodore Antora Dixonville and Kinports. A wedding tour by Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Beer drew a serenade by the Stafford band. A kitchen shower for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clawson was hosted by Mrs. G. A. Wise, with attendance from local families.
Mr and Mrs Idn Buterbaugh made a business trip to Barneaboro last week. Mr and Mrs John Domb and family and Lawrence Bee of Canoe Ridge visited Mrs Dombs brothers Clyde and Harlin Bee Sunday. Mr and Mrs Orlie Hall of Dil town called on W M Buterbaugh Sunday. Mrs Sloan Buterbaugh returned to Indiana after weeks with relatives here. Francis Shankle of Josephine visited Saturday. Mrs BR Laney was called to her daughter Arch Smiths bedside in Clymer Saturday evening. Mrs Minnie Baun and Ruth of Indiana called on friends here Thursday. Mrs Roy Bea and sister Hilda Smith shopped in Indiana Friday.
Elders Ridge M Schryer and Lew Olinger, Apollo mills callers Saturday evening. Families and friends visited Ramaley, Baker, Guthrie, and Ashbaugh households across Apollo and Clarksburg. Local visits included Mrs M D Ramaley with sister J A Gallagher, and a Ridge party from 1 to 5 pm hosted by S Fassett with lunch. No church services this Sabbath, but Sunday school and prayer meeting proceed.
Brethren church at Diamondville will hold services Wednesday and Thursday evenings. Field workers Brothers Foster Statler and Griffith will deliver a message. Mrs Frank Meekins and daughter Ethyl were Indiana shoppers Friday. James Barrett of Nanty-Glo was ...
Tomb and attorney announce an Orphans' Court sale of a described tract in Young Township Indiana County Pennsylvania containing 20 acres and 85 perches, with a two story frame dwelling, barn and outbuildings. The property is subject to a mortgage lien of $502 to W J Stewart dating February 7 1907.
Sunday visits and weekend travel dominate the notes with Mrs. Bertha Baird and daughter Wanda Mack of Jeannette visiting for a week. Indiana trips include Julia Mack returning from the home of her son Samuel. Several families from Clymer Nanty Glo Hedlwood Brownstown and Harrison City visit or host, plus a copperhead snake killed by Miss Grace Gibson at a bridge. Health items list ivy poisoning, a sprained back, and a child with tonsillitis.
The report lists residents visiting relatives and moving residences. Mrs. Stewart of Marion Center visits daughter Mrs. Bart Stef ty. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Waddell and son Edward stay with grandparents near Cockport. Mrs. Thomas Stull and son Thomas visit sister Mrs. William Harkena. Clayton Shields family relocates to Indiana. Mrs. McAdoo and daughter Margareet visit Mrs. R. L. Sherd. Mrs. C. T. Goodiin and daughter are mentioned.
Mrs H L Gibeon of Wandin visited her mother Mrs Allen of Fallen Timber. Grace Bouchers birthday was celebrated at Willliam Houcher. Many local families from Binksville Were Plumville Ambrose Marion Center and Chambersville hosted guests and relatives over the weekend and Sunday visits included J J Brewer and daughters Clarington.
Ernest Stewart attorney outlines his role as auditor and executor in Indiana borough detailing his duties and a scheduled meeting at the Cunningham Building on August 17 1920. A separate public notice to sportsmen cites a proposed two year deer and wild animal hunting closure in Indiana County with a August 2 deadline for objections to Harrisburg.
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