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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1923

Page

7

Fire destroys Amer ican Gags Co. derrick near Olivet

A fire of mysterious origin last Sunday night destroyed the American Gas Co. derrick on the James Ewing farm near Olivet while the crew was casing and had no forge in use on Saturday. Local residents and workers reported a series of Memorial Day visits and minor accidents, with residents like Carl Silvis of Apollo and Reed Bortz suffering injuries and others hosting relatives in Vandergrift, Elderton, and Avonmore. The piece catalogs numerous social visits, family gatherings, and community events across nearby towns.

Local social notes in Sugar Run and surrounding towns

Martha Smith of Sugar Run visited her uncle L M Henderson and others in the area last week. A birthday party for Jacob Shemp was attended by Garnett Devers and Margaret Dimatre among others. The Penee Rig builders from New Bethlehem were tearing down jeans on the Albert Kunkle farm. Ward Devers and others spent Saturday in West Lebanon. Shoup family weekend guests included Thomas Wyatt John McGeary of Vandergrift and Robert Shoup of Tarentum. American Gas Co reported a productive well on Howard Kimsell farm. Dennis Rearick and Hol Boyer visited Kittanning recently. Mrs Anna Smith and Mrs J Henderson of Sugar Run attended the Shoup reunion. Memorial Day visits included Jack Sell family Shelocta James Miller and son Audrey Meutcheon, and Mrs H H Nanna. Several sick residents were improving, while Walter King of Briele Church remains slower to improve.

Martha Smith Sugar L. M. Henderson W. J. McGaughey May Helen Mildred Marjorie Ifenderson Merle Spence Five Points Atry Devers Darehster Garnett Margaret Dimatre Margaret Vanna Jacob Shemp New Bethlehem Albert Kunkle Mary Ward Devers West Lebanon Shoup Thomas Wyatt John McGeary Vandergrift Robert Shoup Tarentum American Gas Co Howard Kimsimel Dennis Rearick Hol Boyer Kittanning Anna Smith J.henderson Sugar Run Jack Sell Shelocta J. Henderson James Miller Gon Apanto McCutcheon

Rev Luther Slifer Preaches at Nicholtown Evening

Community notices report Rev Luther Slifer of Anti och preached Sunday evening at Nicholtown. Local residents Mrs Mary Boucher of Deckera Point stayed with the Reithmiller family Wednesday. Visits from Spangler Mr and Mrs Scogg to Carl Colgan and family occurred Sunday. Indiana visitors Mr and Mrs Dean Brown were seen Monday. Mr and Mrs Herb Dorkey visited Watt Long in Richmond Sunday. Mrs John Leasure, ill, shows improvement. Pine Viale convention held June 1 drew large attendance. One Day Battery Service offered at Vesta Service Station 40 Nixon Avenue Indiana Pa 22 tic.

Luther Slifer Antioch This Place Mary Boucher Deckera Point FL. Reithmiller Scogg Spangler Carl Colgan Dean Brown Indiana Herb Dorkey Watt Long Richmond John Leasure Pine Viale Vesta Nixon Avenue

Local Social Notes From Glen Campbell Area

Mrs Jean Bryson spends two weeks with son Thomas Tryson in Portage and Mrs Homer Stahl visits Greensburg with Mrs ChaL Ge Mildred Pearce visits Pitcairn relatives. Genevieve Landen completes Ithaca Conservatory course and stays home several weeks. Glen Campbell high school graduates Tinley Cleara Sunderland Marion Gairdner Mary Welle Louise Dovker and Titchad Woods Sawyer. Novi Billings to Vandergrift lodging with family. Miss Huth Catherine Pelzer visit relatives in Bellefonte.

Jean Bryson Thomas Tryson Portage Homer Stahl Greensburg Chal Ge Mildred Pearce Pitcairn Joseph Berry Cresson Genevieve Landen Ithaca Conservatory Atnsie Qh Glen Campbell High School Tlney Cleara Sunderland Marion Gairdner Mary Welle Louise Dovker Titchad Woods Sawyer Vic Novi Billings Tottlage Vandergrift Missed Huth Catherine Pelzer Bellefonte

Commodore Community Play Weekend Event in Local Building

The home talent play Ile titled Howe Little Old Fashioned Mother will be staged on Saturday in the community building after being requested by residents. The hs school play Saturday evening drew a large attendance, and Rev. Uighes will start meetings at the M. Pictureres Sunday evening. Also notes on local visits, a strong newspaper offer, and a public sale upcoming with items listed.

Mack Davison Mahaffey Carolyn Lloyd Kinpart Clifford Stiller Uighes M. Pyctures

Public Sewer Construction Authorized on Carpenter Avenue

Ordinance No 869 authorizes a public sewer on Carpenter avenue between Chestnut street and North borough line in Indiana Pac with house branches. Cost funded by front footage assessment and taxes. Street Committee to contract. signed June 1922 and approved June 4 1923 by city officials.

Carpenter Avenue Chestnut Street Nattleborough Indiana Baroweh Tacit Chestnut Stroed North Ber Conn Couneil

Trespassing Notice at Mesa Lot in Plainville

Notice warns trespassing on Mesa, Sae Tah Orr property in Plainville is strictly forbidden and violators will be dealt with by law. Listed parties include Miss Earnie Reed of Gays Mills and Mrs J Howard Houck of South Sixth Street.

Mesa Plainville Earnie Reed Gays Mills Ter Brothertae J. Howard Houck South Sixth Street

Complete hardware and home goods sale notice

Quick Sunle We Have Quit Busi ness lists 20 squares of Carey shingles 20 squares of Garey roofing 20 Maytus washers gas caline and alentric One complete kerosene em line One Mes tesere Triver Ourm Tix ceva nit choy resister amet fleas Littte hoe Verniers' favorite CIEGOMEOL ARE CO 87 Tailroad Avenue Indians Pa May 30 1925

Omea Oneness Shop Moves to Temporary Moore Hotel Site

John O'farahin relocates bare ness shop to rear Moore Hotel on North Eighth Street while basement theater construction at Nixon and Carpentier gym proceeds. temporary quarters to serve customers during the transition.

O'mea John O' Farahin Trent Marshall Pbuilarg Moore Hotel North Eighth Street Nixon and Carpentier

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