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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1926
Page
4
Washington Township residents and relatives fill pages with visits and greetings. Numerous guests drop by from Johnstown Willet and nearby areas, including Blystone, Fisher, Parks, and Wallace families. Local trips to Johnstown and Garfield appear alongside school events and hospital sightings.
Miss Grace Harkness visited in Clearfield Saturday. Several locals and guests—Hopp, Peterman, McCormick, Holes, Ogden, Krone, Shepherd, Baker, Long, Lewis, Hoover, Schmock er, Wilhelm, Peterman, Stiffier, Lytle, Kanarr, Tonkin, Wassam—spend weekends with families or travel for visits. A Gere Doughey sale drew locals. Merlin Houck hosted a birthday party for Genevieve Houck with games, music, and lunch. Olive Kidd returned home. Dave Muman family moved near Fleming Summit.
Shelocta residents My and Mrs. Wilbur Stuchell visited with Mrs. Ellen Kerr in New Kensington over Sabbath. Mrs. John Carnahan spent Saturday with Creekside relatives. H C Kline at lumber men's banquet in Indiana. Carrie Sharp and Mary Jane Sell returned from Indiana visit. Mrs. Joe Sell and Junior stayed with Charles Kerr family. Road meeting in Grange hall drew a large crowd. Woman's Missionary Society met at Mrs. Earle Sell’s home.
Mr and Mrs Clarence McFeaters welcome a baby boy. Mr and Mrs James Campbell with sons Howard and Victor visited county seats last week. Marlin Faith, Indiana caller, Miss Idella Able with her mother Mrs Della Able at Deckers Point. L Hunter returns home after time with friends in Marion Center. Mr and Mrs William Murdick and son visited here recently. Smith Llydick and Carney Ludick were business callers in Homer City.
Josephine John Haynes of Bellefonte visited recently. Ella and Geneva Doutrich attended Blairsville high school play Friday. Town shower honored Mr and Mrs Sanford Shaffer who wed recently. Belle Ferguson and Harry McGaughey spent Wednesday with Hamer City friends. Mrs John Stadtmiller and Indiana children visited relatives here recently. Fred McLaren from Indiana called Sunday. Mrs Harvey Coy and children of Graceton visited Ira McGaughey and family.
Judge Edward M. Biddle Jr rules the 1921 Pennsylvania Dog Law constitutional in Commonwealth vs Richard C Haldeman Cumberland County Court decision dated February 13. The ruling affects livestock and poultry interests statewide and supports Bureau of Animal Industry enforcement.
February 10 1926 the Indiana County Court Master in Equity orders public sale of a tract in Young Township to settle partition among many heirs after finding indivisible lands. The tract covers about 202 acres with described metes and bounds and a valuation of 5500 recorded as the sale price. Bids invited for April 10 1926 at the Savings & Trust Company building Indiana Pa. Administrators notice: letters granted for Samuel M Stewart estate Center township. creditors to present claims and debtors to pay promptly.
Notice states sheriff sale of property owned by J I Gaston including two horses harness sleds vehicles plows barrows cultivator implements corn outs buckwheat blacksmith tools and more Readable details indicate a 1926 notice by A C Ober dated March 3 1926 at 1t p.
The Indiana Progress announces subscription offers for the Pittsburgh Gazette Times and National Stockman at 50 cents per year. Readers in local towns may receive delivery via agents or substitute the Pittsburgh Post if desired, with orders collected at Indiana, Pa. today.
Notices printed on muslin or paper offered for sale by The Indiana Pro dress in Indiana. Muslin items priced at 4 for 25 cents and paper at 6 for 25 cents. Include cash or stamps with order and three cents for postage if needed.
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