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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1920
Page
2
Notice announces separation of Melinda J. Dick from Cherryhill town and that administration of her estate is granted. It requests creditors to present claims for settlement and debtors to settle accounts. The notice is signed by Georgil Dick as administrator on February 2, 1920.
Smicksburg and nearby towns report visits by W T Hoover and H E Bence to the county seat this week. Residents Patsy Weston and Kirt Stiteler attended Punxsutawney on Wednesday. Mrs Campbell Casedy visits Mason McGaughey of Selocta. others convalesce. A new daughter arrived at Clarence Stiteler’s home near Plumville. visiting relatives came from Pittsburgh. Merle Stiteler, Russell Lewis, and Mrs Lew is observed in multiple locales. Stiteler purchased a new truck. C H Wilson and sons visited W E H Beyer in Punxsutawney. The M E Ladies Aid met at Leanna Davis’s home. Mrs J F Stockdale of Dayton visits her daughter Bessie Good. W E Beyer and wife plus A Casedy visited Dayton. J H E Dickey purchases Kirkpatrick farm. George Roush returns to Wandercrift after a visit to his mother. Blacksmith David Elkin resumes work at his anvil. Clark Richardson of Rochester Mills called on John Weston. Wayne Walker, employed at Leechburg, spends Sabbath at home. Chas Beck of Vandergrift spends Sabbath with family.
Mrs Martha Learn and Imogene of Corkport visited Mrs Newto Long in Clymer. Mrs W T Lincolls of Akron Ohio visits her parents. Myra Fred Black and three children visited Mr and Mrs A J Long of Diamondville. William Wright of Wilgus called on Mr and Mrs Frank McCurley. Nine month old child of Mr and Mrs Karl Stephens died of pneumonia at Rail Road Avenue home. Funeral held there Saturday. burial in Diamondville. M W Shank and Josephine Miller were Indiana callers Saturday. Rowena Donahue of Sample Run shoppe in town Saturday. Influenza near end in Clymer. normalcy returning. Sylvester McFarland and Carl Houck bought Chevrolet cars.
Samuel Bowser returned Thursday from Bedford County where he attended the funeral of his sister in law Mrs Michael Bowser. Dr A H McCannulty of Nanty Glo spent a few days at his home this week. Miss Twila Engle of Nanty Glo is visiting her home here. Miss Blanche Laney has been ill with influenza but is improving.
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