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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1921
Page
9
Ordinance No. 53 Indiana Borough offers for sale interest bearing orders totaling 12000 dollars at six percent, semi annually, free of tax. Orders dated Aug 1 1921 and Aug 1 1923 1924 1926 1927 mature at Farmers Bank Trust Indiana PA. Bids due 6 pm July 2 1921. borough may redeem with 30 days notice.
Letters of administration issued for the estates of R Stahl of Arms ship and Perry Wallace of Wallington township. Heirs and creditors are required to present claims duly authenticated for settlement and debtors are urged to make prompt payment. Nellwood Pa and Viamville Po May 18 1921.
Mrs Lottla Bea spent a day with aunt Mrs J F Lightner of Dixonville. Several residents visited relatives in Indiana and Barnesboro. People attended church, ball games, picnics, and county seat calls. Notable names include Coble, Lydie, McQuown, Mumau, Waddell, Donahue, and Jamison among others. The Fourth of July celebration planning and local outings are mentioned.
Miss Janet McLaughlin of Johns town visits her father Clifford McLaughlin near Heshbon. Mrs John Snyder and Mrs Mabel Rhide with children from Brushyalley were Sunday guests at Mrs Linnie Zack’s home. Mrs Villa Dias and son Dugene of Heshbon were guests of Mrs Clevenger.
Pine Flats residents recount visits from Helen Williams and Elizabeth Williams of Inland while Frank and Mrs. Anderson of Mars join a reunion and celebrate Mrs. Yogley’s 79th birthday. Mary Stephens, Carrie Roberts, Minnie Stephens and family travel for Indigenous and Normal events. Homer Bagley hosts visitors at Stafford and Hazal Davis stops by Homer City. Rev. Brown to preach at the Christian church on Sunday.
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