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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1926
Page
2
Marion Center residents report visits from Mercer and Pittsburgh families while others travel to Blairsville Indiana and Morgantown for court. A Punxsutawney Hospital patient, a piano move in, and a minor motor accident are noted among local happenings and kinship ties.
Mr and Mrs James J Boring and daughter Emma from Germany visited on Sunday. Liechtenfels and family and Q J Wagner and family called. Tralph Hiner of Hamer City and Mrs Hiner visited Mrs O J Wagner. Trene Clawson employed at Homer Cley spent Sunday with her parents R V Clawson. Mrs George Mack and family of New Florence visited A S Rummell. Mrs J N McNutt and son Harry returned from Leechburg. Floyd son of J W McNutt visited in Seward then returned home. A S Rummell and son Harry called on Mrs Collins Mack. Mabel Knupp spent a week near Johnstown. Mrs Walter Nupp and Annie Ferrier called on Millie Smith of Fleming Summit.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Hadden and Mrs. Catherine Myers visited Robert Ifotte near Marion Counter last Sunday. Visitors at C. C. Nupps included My. and Mrs. C. C. Nuppy of Cherry Tree and Mr. and Mrs. H. W yp of Clymer with Eli Baldwin of Detroit Michigan. Stern Carr visited her aunt Mrs Ila McCay of Marion Center over fiev and Mrs. Kakeman and Mrs. Lingie Swart attended the funeral of juizzio Hollowneter at Rockton last week.
Mill Valley residents report visits and family news. Paul Jeffries and wife of Indiana visited her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Kerr. Mrs Elizabeth Brilhart returned from time with daughter Mrs Kathryn Berkey near Ord. Wallace Learn family from Latrobe spent weekend with James Learn. Miss Blanch and Cora Learn of Latrobe visit grandparents Mr and Mrs James Learn. Frank Kerr bought a new Foul car. W McQuown of Hillsdale stopped by.
A Rosenbach fragment preserves a Philadelphia mayor Robert Wharton letter to Pennsylvania treasurer William Tinley detailing a one third payment of 23 300.34 dollars toward the State House and square purchase. The act enabling sale followed the payment, noting Wharton’s role and prior naval volunteer action under his mayoralty.
A bronze tablet honoring William Baxter, regarded as a Revolutionary hero, is highlighted in a tribute noting Baxter’s role in the fight for independence. The ceremony recognizes his enduring legacy and the Daughters of the American Revolution’s commemorative effort.
The Declaration was adopted by Congress on July 4 with John Hancock as President and the secretary signing. Nearly a month later on August 2 a parchment copy was signed by all delegates present. Two members who arrived later were allowed to sign the document.
A light verse dividing the day of Fourth of July celebrations into four stages. The poem invites early morning with children and firecrackers, midday with sun brass band and a picnic, and evening with fireworks as a final outdoor gathering.
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