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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1926
Page
4
Blacklick residents share visits from Sharpsville and friends. Presbyterian Church outlines Children's Day services on June 18 at 10 45 AM and a District No 9 Young Peoples meeting on June 9 at 7 45 PM led by Rev H B Lloyd of Blairsville.
Merl Huey moved his family to Indiana on Tuesday. Mrs. Jennie Douglas visited her sister Mrs. T. V. McQuown this week. Mr. and Mrs. George Ferguson are the weekend visitors with relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Sloan Hall, who were visiting Dr. and Mrs. BE Hellman, have returned to Jeannette.
A cordial gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs D W Pierce on West Water street Saturday evening featured games and a luncheon. Attendees included Rev and Mrs Merrick and three children and many neighbors and friends. Mild violin and organ music accompanied the event as gifts were presented to the couple who are moving to a home of their own from Indiana.
The Rev N S Fiscus of First Presbyterian Church Seattle spent a Saturday with his sister Mrs Anna M Henderson in North Ninth street. Returning from Baltimore where he attended the General Assembly he marks his first visit back to his native county in fifteen years. An Indiana State Normal School alumnus.
Weekly Health Talk explains how a burst brain artery causes bleeding, cell damage, and potential death or paralysis. It notes recovery is possible if repair begins, highlights summer risk for middle aged heavy individuals, and advises physician guidance on diet and exercise. Also includes a death notice for Thomas Stewart Beyer and thanks from his family.
The notice lists tax collection sites across Indiana county for the 1926 special taxes. Dates range from June 24 to June 28, with specific locations and time windows in towns such as Washington Township Creokside, Rayne, Plumville, Smicksburg, North Mahoning, Marion Center, Dixonville, and more. John Bennett serves as treasurer and collection is until October 16, 1926.
Notices request all persons with claims against the estates of Thomas A Brown and Samuel W Cooter to present them with proper authentication for settlement. Debts are asked to be paid promptly. Executors named include Mama Coopur and members of the widowed parties, with dates in May 1920.
The Indiana Progress advertises a reduced price for three Pittsburgh papers the Progress, Gazette Tribunes and National Stockman sent to readers along rail routes where Pittsburgh papers aren t delivered by the agency. Substituting the Pittsburgh Post is offered at the same price. Send orders to Indiana Progress Indiana, Fn. 4-tfe.
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