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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1923

Page

3

Scouts Find Lost Child At Local Fair

Scout Bernard Fubner of Troop 1 Marion Center Boy Scouts helped reunite a five year old girl with her mother after she wandered from the fair last fall. Blaine Thomas and a WCTU woman assisted in the search before a police officer directed them toward the Sixth Street car line where the child was found crying along the tracks. The father expressed deep gratitude as dusk settled and the party returned the girl to the fairgrounds.

Blaine Thomas Fair Grounds Sixth Street Sixth Philadelphia Chevy Chase Bernard Fubner Marion Center

County Boys Depart for Citizens' Military Training Camp

Indiana county sends 14 youths to a Citizens' Military Training Camp for intensive instruction. Major G. G. McLain chairs District No. 6. The group includes Barrett, Nichal, Watkins, Fee, Grant, Thompson, Davis, Wolfman, Johns, Ake, Lanrenehok, Simile, Yunity, and Parden. Also reported is sheep losses from dog attacks in South Mahoning and Rayne townships.

Indiana County Citizens G. G. McLain Janes C. Barrett Charles T. Nichal John D. Watkins Harry W. Fee Richard Grant Gurgene L. Thompson Frank §. Davis Richard ©. Wolf

In memory notices and Holstein sale report

A montage of obituaries and memorial verses for Gertrnila Pounds and Katha Lelio Smith from Penn Run and Clymer, plus thanks from the Shinnks Charles H. Miller family for sympathy after Samuel Miller’s death. The Holstein sale at the fair grounds drew 25 head for 2705 dollars, topped by a three year old heifer bought by R E Young.

Shinnks Charles H. Miller Near West Lebanon Semuel Miller Halstein Queen Dale Korndyke Walker Cream Rose Dairy Farm Liverware R. E. Young Indiana Col. Baxter Eloska, N Auc- Pogeer

As A Man Sowseth A Worldly Family Strife Unfolds

Katherine Alden endures a strained marriage as Clayton relies on her for home life while pursuing business. After Kay falls gravely ill, Doctor Ross urges shared effort, prompting Clayton to consider Kay’s mother’s help and the return of a wiser balance at home.

Weddings of a Week Sol emized in West Wheatfield

A home wedding was celebrated Tuesday June 19 at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Cribbs in West Wheatfield township. Bertha Cribbs married T. J. Ross in a ceremony by Rev. G. E. Letchworth. They will live in Monongahela City after a trip to New York and Canada.

L. Cribbs West Wheatfield Township Bertha 4. Cribbs T. J. Ross New York Canada Ross Monongaohela City Shin Oakes

Bride Alice Fleck Weds Steele Ober in Home Ceremony

Cher-Mled Miss Alice Lesta Fleck daughter of Mrs Anna Fleck of Grant street wed Steele Ober of town on Saturday at the bride’s home with Rev EB Ferguson of the Indiana Baptist Church officiating. The bride a graduate of Indiana Normal school taught in Indiana schools. Ober a local carpenter and World War I veteran will live on Grant street after a motor trip.

Alice Lesta Fleck Anna Fleck Grant Street Steele Ober EB. D. Ferguson Indiana Baptist Church Indiana Normal School Indiana Oher Counle

Bride Edna Earl Warl Marries Lawrence O Hara

Edna Earl Warl daughter of Mr and Mrs G W Barl of Chestnut street and Lawrence O Hara united in marriage Monday at St Bernard s church by Very Rev N P McNelis Attendants were Miss Ione Earl and H R Henderson A wedding dinner followed at the bride’s home The couple will reside with the bride s parents until their Oak street home is finished on their return from an eastern wedding trip.

Edna Warl G. W. Barl Chestnut Street Lawrence O'Hara Lawn St. Bernard's Roman Catholic Church N. P. McNelis Ione Earl H. R. Henderson O’hara Oak Street

Local couples wed in Punxsutawney area amid trips to Blairsville

Henry Todd Lucas of Buffington township marries Nancy Belle Diehl of Penn Run at the Lutheran church parsonage with Rev. J B Baker officiating. The bride, daughter of the late A L Diehl, is a well known county teacher. The pair plan a northern motor trip and will reside in Blairsville where Lucas works for the Pennsylvania Railroad. Also wed were Parker Kish Earl Parker of town and Genevieve M Wish of Punxsutawney at the home of the bride's parents. Margaret Sullivan served as a bridesmaid. Ekin Smyers and Phoebe Smyers tied the knot at the bride's mother's home. both are Punxsutawney locals with the bride a Lock Haven Normal School graduate and the groom a B R P railway employee at Rikera.

Latens-Diehl Henry Todd Lucas Buffington Township Nancy Belle Diehl Penn Run Lutheran Church J.B. Baker A. L. Diehl Parmxsutawney William Hazleton Arker Kish Earl M. Parker Town Genevieve M. Wish Punxsutawney John C. Fish Theo. Z. A. Lyon Margaret Sullivan Walter C. Fish Locust Street Dbbkin-Smyers Kemp Elkin Trade City Phoee Smyers Punxsttawey Elizabeth Smyers Lock Haven State Normal School John Ekin

Uncapher and Holmes Ward Unite in Heilwood Nuptials

Uncapher and Miss Holmes, both of Heilwood, wed at the home of Mr and Mrs Blair Fleming in Clymer on Wednesday. Rev Walter E Brown officiated. The couple plans residence in Heilwood following the ceremony.

Uncapher-Holmes Ward Uncapher Miss Viral Holmes Heilwood Blair Fleming Clymer Walter E. Brown Pine Flats

Blairsville Couple Weds at Lutheran Church Parsonage

Harry T. Lucas of Blairsville and Nangie B. Diehl of Penn Run were married on Wednesday at the town Lutheran church parsonage by Rev. J. B. Baker.

Couple Names Weaver Moody Wed in June Ceremony

Weaver son of J. H. Weaver of Glen Campbell weds Christine Moody of Nanty-Glo on June 18 at the bride's home. They plan a lakes trip before residing in Nanty-Glo where he works for Springfield Coal Co. Also Altemus McKelvey and Herbara Altemus with Flo rane McKelvey of Nast Wheatfield township were married at New Florence by Rev. M. W. Riddie.

Altemus McKelvey Herbara M. Altemus Florane McKelvey Nast Wheatfield Township New Florence M. W. Riddie

Two Estates Divided In 1915 Wills And 1921 Bequest

The will of Joseph Frye dated August 11, 1915, from Washington township, leaves Frank Frye a $1000 Liberty bond and $360 to Marlin. Kintor Frye gets $800. remaining estate to daughters Nannie Calhoun Kate Templeton and Jennie Johnston with Frank Frye and J KE Wieming as executors. Mary J. Travis of South Mahoning township, dated January 11, 1921, leaves $10 to each child Samuel and Frank Travis Annie Beck and Lela Melnutyre. Harry M. Travis is named executor. Social notes cover a June 16 shower for Freda Mack who married John M. Goleman on June 19. Church news lists Rev. S. J. Ruffner to preach July 4 at Penn Run and Nolo road chapel, with a noon dinner.

Joseph 3. Frye Washington Township Frank Kintor Marlin Nans Nie Calhoun Kate Templeton Jennie Johnston Frank Frye J. KE. Wieming Mary J. Travis South Mahoning Township Sumuel Frank Travis Annie Beck Lela Melnutyre Harry M. Travis Church News J. Ruffner Home Church of God Penn Run Nolo Road

Four Newspaper Combo at Reasonable One Year Price

An offer combines The Procious Pittsburgh Daily Gazette Times and The National Stockman and Farmer, all three papers for one year at $6.50. Subscriptions available for new readers with option to swap Gazette Times for Pittsburgh Daily Post. The Gazette Times is Republican and Post is Democratic. Cash due with orders.

Pittsburgh Daily Gazette Times National Stockman and Farmer Pittsburgh Daily Post Tha Gazette Times Gazette Times The Post

Petition for Private Sale of Real Estate by Clara Fausner

Notice from Young township school board to receive bids for a one room building at Whiskey Run near Unart Town Livermore. Auction aims to complete by Sept 10. Bids seen by A W Dodds Secretary. Board to meet at Pay Mt school dance July 123 to accept bids.

Clara BE Fausner Donephi Pausner Ian Notioe Joseph Wallaner Clara Taugner Indiana County Pennsylvania Young Township Whiskey Run A. W. Dodds Livermore Mt School Factuly Comepiit Pees A. W.dohds

Taxpayers Notice On Borough Tax Discount

Taxpayers must pay the 1923 borough tax by Tuesday July the last day to secure a five percent discount. W P Lowry serves as collector at the municipal building handling payments and records.

W, P, Lowry

Fragmented notice about a wedding related misprint

A garbled OCR fragment references weddings, brides, and opinions with unclear meaning. The readable bits discuss a misprint or miswording affecting a wedding related topic without coherent details or proper names.

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