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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1921
Page
8
Local notes record residents and visitors including Jowaphine Clawson and Miss Catharine Tyger. Baseball beat Lucerne 13 to 3 as Bolivar’s team visitors. A railway station break in and various social events fill a week of community life.
A recent school law firm sets minimum monthly salaries by certificate type for elementary and high school teachers. Emergency B certs provide 75, Emergency A certs 385, other elementary certs 100, and high school 120. States will fund portions for fourth class districts, while districts may pay higher. Provisions also affect grants, term lengths, and local tax rates.
A large gathering of American Legion members and relatives attended the funeral of Robert Clyde Parks, 25, buried at Wood on June 13 with military honors. Born in Washington township, he served overseas and died suddenly at his Vandergrift home. Survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. John R. Parks near Rural Valley, several siblings, wife, and child. Also notes a Smyrna church July fourth picnic and reunion with games, address by Rev. Good, and evening festival.
The Bolivar Midget baseball team seeks games against Indiana Boy Scouts teams or any Indiana county squad. Players age 14 to 16. Address: Joseph Antonio Bolivar Pa.
The Gordon Pig Club weighed in June 15 at F. O. Shields farm with 13 members including John McGorea and Leah Strong. O. I. G. Pig Club opened June 17 with pure bred pigs and a roast hosted by O. J. Cartwright. A Potato Spraying Association of 20 farmers started June 14 near Shelocta with L. M. Martz hosting a Bordeaux demonstration by Miles of Penn State. Wool Market notes warn of oversupply. J. W. Wariner distributed Bordeaux directions to 140 growers. sale logistics and a county pool option are outlined by the Farm Bureau.
Mr and Mrs David Ober of Marion Center Pennsylvania express heartfelt thanks through The Progress for acts of kindness and sympathy after the death of their son Jay Ober. They especially thank the band hall team and many others for floral tributes and request blessings in return. June 22, 1921.
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