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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1917

Page

12

Town Notes From Loverdy and Nearby Areas

Sehoster Ferrier of Loverdy spent the weekend with his father Daniel Borrrier. Tracy Brandon and family of Vandergrift were in town visiting relatives. W. E. Rankin of Blacklick was in town Thursday. Mrs EJ Thomas and her children are visiting relatives in Punxsutawney. JF Laney of Uniontown spent a few days here. Children’s Day exercises will be held at the Presbyterian church on Sunday. Daniel Duncan of Indiana was in town Monday. Mrs Ira Paul visited relatives last week. Mr and Mrs Jas Cronk of Ernest Were were visitors. Rev J R Morris spoke about the recent assembly meeting in Dallas, Texas. Samuel Snyder and family spent Sunday with V Hill and Don Wetzel. Magill is visiting friends in Concord, C. Bert McCoy of Center Township shopped in town. Earl Miller of Brushvalley was in town. D B Berry, editor of The American, is ill. Mrs Edwin Hmpfield and son Edwin from Indiana and Boyd Fowler spent weekend with their parents. The Presbyterian church lawn social drew a large crowd and raised a nice sum. John Smith and Archie Stewart attended Swing Out at Normal. Henry Nicewonger killed two large black snakes on Allen hill last week. Grace and Hazel Byock visiting friends in Clymer. Hutchison family and Wadsworths visiting summer normal students here on Sunday. Many locals attended baptismal services near Albert Coy’s. Fifty four young men registered on Registration Day. Mary and Ada Widdowson expect to attend the Ankeny-Kimmel wedding near Elderton Thursday.

Sehester Ferrier Loverdy Daniel Borrier Tracy Brandon Van‘dérgrift J. Brandon 4. Dickis Indiana W. EB. Rankin Blacklick Thomas Carlé Ean Punxsutawney C. Laney Uniontown Presbyterian Church Daniel Duncan Ernest J. R. Morris Dallas Texas Amuel Snyder Giiter V. Hill Don _Wetzell Magill Concord Edwin Hmpfield Eidin Boyd Fowler Vandergrift James Fowler John. Smith Archie Stewart Henry Nicewonger Allen Hill Grace Hazel Byock Clymer Hutchison Wadworth Armagh Rosa Maynd Mach Wadsworth Albert Coy Mary Ada Widdowson Elderton Ephraim Wallace West Wheatfield Township Samuel Ellen Samuel Wallace New Florence Paul Samuel Walace Annie J. Mabon Ephraim Paul Wallace Eleanor Findley White Township Sylvester Lavina J Martha Findley Ernest Stewart Mary A. Wadding South Matoning Township Ida D Jessie Marks John Pearce Flora Fanny Leroy Duncan Gale Alice Duncan Sarah McAlden Miller Carpenter Avenue Juliet White Watson Harman Miller Second Sarah Kk. Wissinger W. J. McMahan Ray McMahan James B. McMahan John ‘. Walkefield Brushvalley Township Hig Edward Harry Grant Ida Syuter

Valley News Roundup From Brush Valley and Vicinity

Clark Braughter of Rossiter sees friends in the valley. Freda Kelly returns from Indiana aunt's visit. Glen Hunter leaves for Washington DC government work. Millie Carruthers returns from Vandergrift. Dillis and Cleo Rhine visit Mrs. Belle Rummel in Johnstown. Indiana callers and Vandergrift residents frequent local gatherings. Lloyd Roberts returns from Easton college. Mrs. Harry Mitchell and children visit Indiana friends. Kerr buys an automobile. Ralph Bebo ill with typhoid fever. James Steele of Pittsburgh ill after mother’s death. slight improvement. Children’s Day to be observed at nearby church. Sara Caldwell of Philadelphia visiting at home. Ladies Aid to meet at Mrs. Chas Dunn’s home. No preaching in M E church next Sabbath due to retreat. Rev W Ash away in Greensburg. Children’s Day noted in several churches. Miss Cynthia Sloan and Miss Zula Fryer weekend visit. Miss Gladys Bierer of Greensburg noted.

Clark Braughter Rossiter Vis Freda Kelly Cyrus Buchanan Indiana Glen Hunter Ashington D.C Millie Carruthers Vandergrift Dillis Cleo Rhine Emma Herlinger Merrie Rugh William Herlinger Charles Swearingen Lloyd Roberts Easton Harry Mitchell Ita’ Kerr Ralph Bebo James Steele Pittsburg Peaneetytheien Mise Sara Caldwell Philadelphia Ladies’ Aid Society Chas. Dunn M. E Vacaton F. P. Evans

Executor's Novice Letters Testamentary Granted

L. J. Miller as attorney executor announces letters testamentary on the estate of George B. Calhoun of Conemaugh township. Creditors must present claims duly authenticated for settlement and those indebted must make prompt payment. Charles B. Calhoun, Executor. Salzeburg, Pa. June 6, 1917.

L. J. Miller George B. Calhoun Conemaugh Township Charles B, Calhoun Salzeburg, Pa

Local notices and wills outline family bequests

A mix of social updates from local residents and detailed wills lists. Families like Wallace, McAdoo, VanHorn, and Wallace heirs receive legacies and executors named. residents visit, travel plans, and church announcements appear among the notes.

Farm for Salm Nine and three fourths acres

Nine and three fourths acres of tillable land with a four room house and stable for sale four miles from Indiana Pennsylvania. Inquire of T L Edwards Trust Building Indiana Pa.

Salm Indiana T. L. Edwards Trust Building

Feed and Fertilizer Stock Prompt Early Orders

Local supplier advertises full stock of Schumacher White Diamond Portage Chop feeds bran middlings and flour with lower retail price than current wholesale. They offer 40 tons Buckwheat Fertilizer scarce and emphasize rotating fulfillment, urge early orders, and note arrival of Lehigh Cement and sand for cement work plus ongoing needs for hay and straw.

Schumacher-White Diamond Portage

Fine Stallion and Others Stallions for Breeding

Fine Stallion Gray Philip Grade Percheron unregistered but good type conformation sound weight 1700 will make the season of 1917 at the barn of Thomas Lutz 11-2 mile east of Chambersville Owners of mares should see this horse before breeding A Good Horn The imported Belgian stallion Vas seur De Furnes registered and sound will make the season of 19y7 at the barn of John McMillen rear Hillsdale song and W. M. McMILLEN Rochester Mille Pa Owners 21-4tp Good Shire Stallion Truman's Glory registered and sound will make the season of 1917 at the barn of W. M. Wright one mile west of Wilgus 21-4tp W. M. WRIGHT Owner

Gray Philip Thomas Lutz Chambersville Vasseur de Furnes John McMillen Hillsdale Song W. M. McMillen Rochester Mille W. M. Wright Wilgus

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