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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1913
Page
2
A capsule from Covoda and nearby towns recounts talks by A. T. Brewer on The Journey of Jesus at the Presbyterian and Methodist churches on August 3 and 10. The column lists visitors and social gatherings, local nursing staff, schoolteacher election, and numerous residents visiting kin, with church services, picnics, birthdays, and rural curiosities noted.
Ethel Strong daughter of AMr and Mia Harvey Strong of Cherry Hill Township suffered painful burns when an explosion occurred as she burned rubbish in a stove by the wash house last week.
Letters of administration granted to SAML G McAPOOL for the estate of Lewis I McAfoos of Grant township. Creditors must present claims duly authenticated for settlement and debtors should make prompt payment. Administrator P O Address Marion Center RD July 16 1013.
Washington forecasts a continent crossing disturbance July 29 to August 2 and a warm wave July 28 to August 1. Cool weather dominates July 31 to August 4 with widespread rain and intense storm forces. Pacific coast disturbance around August 2 affects great central valleys and eastern sections. August storms weaker than July but forceful around August 3 to 5. Rainfall expected generally short, with a dry August harming corn and cotton. Farmers urged to hold crops as prices may rise and Panama Canal opens new markets.
A list of residents visiting relatives and relatives visiting in West Lebanon. Names include A. P. Reed and daughter from Johns town. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Reed and son of Vandergrift. Mrs. N. N. Collins and daughters of Uniontown. Mrs. Welsh and son of Indianapolis. Miss Barker of Johns town. Miss Bulotta Reed of Indiana. Robert Campbell and daughter. Mrs. Holter of Seattle. Ed Clawson and daughters of Indiana. Roger Harbison returning from Pittsburg. Mrs. Mary Calhoun and daughter Carrie of Blairsville. Miss Nannie Calhoun of Woodville. Nora Lowman of Wilkinsburg. Mrs. Howard Snyder of Leechburg. Miss Eliza Hancock of Cherokee Okla.. James Ruddock Sr. home from Scotland. W. W. Coulter and son Robert on business in Indiana.
Hua Mae Hough petitions for divorce from Charles W. Hough in the Court of Common Pleas at Indiana, urging cause show why marriage should be dissolved. Judge S. J. Telford presides. proclamation dated July 14, 1913. prothonotary I. Wells.
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