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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1918
Page
3
Wm N Liggett attorney administrator notices letters of administration issued for the estate of Mitte McLaughlin late of Brushvalley town quip now deceased. Those with claims must present them duly authenticated for settlement and debtors must make prompt payment to Gillig McLaughlin administrator.
Pierce and Pierce announces letters of administration on the estate of Nancy Allison late of Hemer City. The administrator requires all debts to be presented for settlement and requests claimants to come forward with authentication. This notice appears in Todiuna, Pa dated 1918.
Agnes G Brogan sketches a memory play moment where David Blair, a business executive, watches Janey confess a marriage proposal to two suitors. Janey reveals she has proposed to David, admitting the dual pressures of youth and future plans, as she muses on waiting for wiser hearts to realize true happiness.
Local social notes list numerous visitors and residents from Webruim Johnstown and nearby areas. Individuals include Miss Buntee Mack, Mrs Merbert Stephan a, Miss Queste Stephens, Mr and Mrs Joe Weaver, and many others visiting relatives and friends over Sabbath and last week. Church events, creamery stockholders meeting, and schoolhouse gatherings are noted with mentions of local leaders and dates.
Ten days of confinement ended for Toeoh Mark Wak who has been coached to his room. Mealer Lawrences Rigstone spent the week with his parents. A baby girl was born at the home of Mr and Mrs Lee Miller. Mrs Mary vs Kimmel and son Ha pene visited last Wednesday in Weta. Reve Replovle preached at the Glade Rith church on Sabbath. The Literary Club was invited to meet at the home of Mr and Mrs Barney Miller on March 22. Miss Walda Clark spent Sabbath with her brother Jacob Clark. Mr and Mrs Z F Kimmel and Miss Ma ne Kimmel were in Indiana Saturday.
Strongstown residents Mr and Mrs J M Brown and John Brown were in Nant-y-Gie Mundiy. Mrs George Kerr and daughter Mintie visited Tomatown Wednesday. Mr and Mrs J M Hulerbaugh of near Wellum finished a task Saturday. Nearby couples Brown and others seen near Trends and Cinghorn. I W Bennett visited Vinewotdale Saturday. Jessie Rank and family moved to Mrs Strape’s property near there last week. Marie Kiavmel stayed with Mrs J M Venderson Thursday night. Martin Vineh from Witsburg plans a summer visit to his uncle aid out Mo and Mra J W Moyers in Pennk George Nas leon in therton. Margaret Russell Mildeed and Margaret Coulter from its place and Joseph Cearge from South Bend were Beulah Henderson’s guests Friday night.
Frank Russell and daughter Mary Thelma attended a sewing at Jane Raleton's in Idderton. Mr and Mrs Itay Meyers and family spent Sunday with W. W. Rare and family. Mawes Josephine and Dell Palmer visited Mr and Mrs CLM Pahner. Missed Mary Newly and Binnehe Palmer helped at the former’s aunt Mrs PL Kehn’s in Clyde Sunday. Scott Cribba and family motored from Philaldy to visit Mr and Mrs G. W. Criba. Mrs Wakefleh, clerk in the Robinson store, spent Sunday at her home. Mrs Reasall Painter visited her brother-in-law and sister Mr and Mrs Un W. Clawson. Mr and Mrs Tr. Clawson were Boil ver vallers Friday. Willican Palmer and daughter visited Mr G2 2 Shoup and Stey. TR Mannberger and wife of Toutelite visited Mes Mansberger's tame the after part of the week. Mr and Mrs Ellery Stetard of Altos Wh spent a few days at their home. Miss Ivn Lydie guest Edna Goxa Sunday. Mrs Lewis Longenecker and family of Gear Cherry Prue visited at Mere. Ma-Uhtn Hipple’s Sunday. Miss Minnie Stump of Uniontown employed at J. W. Wassin’s. Miss MAH Wassin tre steleist. Austin Kerr, formerly on railroad, now employed at Lovejoy mines. There will be a special gathering at the re vit kehnoalhonad Friday.
West Lebanon notes list Hanna of Sond Rowid visiting town on business, Hart of Cant Run visiting friends, Mr and Mrs. Russell George hosting deaf visitors Sunday, Diltsburg visitors Friday, Woodle Oulton of Hnnalter and Helle George of Malravile spent Sunday at their homes, Lenn of Iselly visited sister Mrs 62 G Warmon Saturday to Sunday, Red Cross to open a room on the first door of the webicgl building for a sewv ice room, all ladies invited to help ROW
Dick sold his 128 acre Brushvalley farm to Charles Ross from near Mechanicsbore for 5000 dollars. Ross takes ownership as ex pects to be employed as a weigh master by the coal company at Claghorn.
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