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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1925
Page
5
Lists of local families and individuals at Blairsville commencement and related social events. Mentions Mrs. Trexler, Spackman and Hildebrand families, greetings from Shrom and Dixon households, travel notes to Salisburg and Apollo, lodge memorials, church conferences in Indiana, and visits across Blairsville and surrounding towns. Includes graduations at Virginia College and Harrisburg trips.
Royal Meat Mash contains 20 percent Meat and Bone Meal and 80 cents cheaper per 100 pounds than western mixtures at 3.40. It also lists stock Bran Middlings home made Chop and various feeds including Oil Meal Alfalfa Molasses and multiple flours. Seed Buckwheat priced at 2.50 per 100 pounds.
Dixonville residents Mr and Mrs James Couch and family visited Arcadia at William Couchs home. Mrs 8 H Brady and family from Indiana called on L A Ludington. Miss Gertrude Longwill visiting her Indiana parents. Mrs George Watson hosted Waddell family. Indiana visitors included Mr and Mrs George Comacher and Mrs Leda Laing. Freda Kelly Nursing at Twolick hospital after training at Indiana hospital. Ludington and Pearson visited Hillsdale Monday night.
A Monday night sale transfers Marion Center Motor Co. to C. W. Kinter of Deckers Point. David Ober and James Munger sell the plant and hand over management. My. Kinter’s Deckers Point general store and property will be taken over by Mr. Grier to run the business in the future.
A Friday morning blaze on Market Street Blairsville destroyed a two story brick store and residence owned by Emanuel Buchman. Justin Buchman five died at Indiana hospital from smoke inhalation. Mrs Buchman and a younger daughter were hospitalized in Pittsburgh. two other children recovered. Firemen fought the flames as investigators probe the origin. damage runs into thousands.
District No. 2 Sabbath School Association will convene at United Presbyterian Church Richmond on June 18 with morning, afternoon and evening sessions. Rev W S Harr Rev Chas I Steffy Rev Bowman Hostetler Rev John Birchfield address topics on teacher qualifications and why Sabbath Schools not larger. Attendance expected. program outlined with reports, elections, and special songs.
A 77th birthday celebration for Mrs Mary Hyskell was held at her daughter’s home near Smicksburg. Forty seven relatives attended a noon meal and a large pink themed cake marked seventy seven candles. Guests listed include Hyskell Barrett Luhring Dodson Barrett Barrett Lewis Farra Welch Bittinger and others from Smicksburg DuBois Phoenix and Emsworth.
Georgeville represented by A L Means. Alex M Stewart serves as juror in Pittsburgh federal court. Milton G Miller of Blaisville visits county seat. Justice C W Empfield of Penn Run conducts business here. Squire J W Huston of Robinson transacts in Indiana. J B Siverd of Green township greets Indiana friends. J B Ross of Rochester Mills travels to town. O W Shields of Lewisville recovering from ladder fall injuries. Tax Collector J R Lowry accompanies Shields to Indiana. Harry W Wilson travels to Pasadena California to visit son and daughter in law. W L Overdorf and son J R Overdorf with Olive and Mrs Pearl Mardis visit Mechanicsburg. Commissioner L G Clark and nurse Agnes Stadtmiller visit Pittsburgh and Butler. West Lebanon delegates at county seat yesterday. Mrs T S Martin of Oklahoma visits White township sister. Miss Orpha Streams and Miss Anna Hazlett return from California and Colorado. John W Fleming first honor graduate at University of Missouri School of Mines and Metallurgy. to work as civil engineer for Illinois State Highway Commission.
The St. Louis National Stockyards report stocker and feeder cattle trading at a very light level due to drought hurting pastures. Prices show a range from fancy feeder steers at 8.26 to 8.50 down to common levels, with stocker and stock cow figures provided for various grades and a brief note on market softness. A second item notes a new 10 pound baby boy named Charles Jr born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sholtis of Rossiter on Saturday May 30.
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