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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1926

Page

5

Local club meeting notes and social calls in Indiana and Hillsdale

C A Wright and W M Wright attended the club meeting in Indiana on Tuesday. Mrs C H Smith visited her ill mother Mrs Rowley of Hillsdale. Miss Zonie Fetterman called on Bernice Tyger. Frank Wright made a business call at Olanta. Mrs Thomas King and son returned to Pittsburgh after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs I G Blose. Mrs Byrd Smith and son Howard visited H B Ratligh's home. Bible class met at Mrs Gust Fetterman’s. Alex Sterner is loading ties this week. H J Smith installed a new toilet dump at No Five nines. Murray Fetterman visited Hillsdale. H J Raleigh visited the close school Friday. Edward Harrold and W D King attended John Beighley’s gate near South Bend. Mrs Anna Schaffer of DuBois visited her parents. Bertha and Robert Penrose were back in school after illness. Freda Penn and sister spent Saturday with Caroline George. Mary Couch shopped at West Lebanon. Lou Bleakley attended a club meeting at R L Coulter’s home in West Lebanon. R L Cunningham and family of Tarentum visited here.

C. A. Wright W. M. Wright Raleigh Indiana C. H. Smith Rowley Hillsdale Zonie Fetterman Bernice Tyger Frank Wright Olanta Thomas King and Son Pittsburgh I. G. Blose Byrd Smith Howard H. 8 Bertha Robert Penrose Freda Penn Caroline George Mary Couch West Lebanon Lou Bleakley R. L. Coulter R. L. Cunningham Tarentum Blake McCracken Fort Matilda Harriet Reed Indiana Business College Mary George Mary Adamson Belle George Clune R. A. Fulton R. W. George Robert Miller Edith Buckley Hilders Ridge Florence Smith

Mrs Frank McCurley Visits Ill Relative in Glen Campbell

Mrs Frank McCurley returned Saturday from Glen Campbell where she spent the past week with her sister in law Mrs John Fetterm an who is ill. Irvin Fetterman was a business caller at Glen Campbell on Wednesday evening. Catherine Watts of Purchase Line was mentioned in the same brief note.

Frank McCurley Glen Campbell John Fetterman Irvin Fetterman Catherine Watts Purchase Line

Local social notes and travels across Indiana county

Residents and visitors are listed with weekend trips, hospital and shopping trips, and family visits. Names include Harry Pkte lsee Mrs, Fef cent Harvey, Mrs. Chas Deekel and daughters Cloise and Mlemnor, William McMiNen, Rev J J Tingley, Milese Lockard, Mrs Blair Gromley and Lester Kenneth, Mrs Sara Smith, G M Brady, Darrell Davis, Mrs F W Hess, Messena Lowman, Blake McCracken, Harriet Reed, Mary George, Mary Adamson, Belle George, R A Fulton, and R W George. Community events include an eighth grade basketball game at Alverda, and a funeral for Robert Miller in Indiana.

Darrell Davis Indiana Hospital F. W. Hess Clearfield Messena Lowman Ord Alverda

Valley Visitors Fit Local Social Roundup

Brushvalley residents G. T. McCrea and family with Clyde and Mrs. Alice Rowland were county seat callers Wednesday. Russell Herlinger spent Thursday at the county seat. Mike Zelco Bill Adams and Russell Herlinger were Sunday afternoon guests of Sam Creig. Harry McCrea family visited friends Sunday. Elder Campbell and wife of Pittsburgh called on his parents R. R. Campbell and wife Sunday. Julius McCormick was in Johnstown as a caller last week.

G. T. McCrea Clyde Alice Rowland Russell Herlinger Mike Zelco Bill Adams Sam Creig Harry McCrea Elder Campbell Pittsburgh R. R. Campbell Julius McCormick Johnstown

Orphans Court Sale Notice for David Boibler Estate

Pierre and Pierce, attorneys, announce an Orphans Court sale of the estate of David Boibler deceased. The sale will occur at the East Ma honing township in Indian County Pennsylvania, under an order of the Orphans Court of eleven county. Details of date and exact address appear in the official notice.

Orphans’ Court of Flevenunty Penngylyini Sadie East Mahoning County of Indian and State of Pennsylvania

Described real estate sale in Portland County court notice

Court sale of a rural tract adjoining former owners including William Steffy and Robert Hopkins, with partial description and terms: ten percent down, balance paid on delivery of deed. sale conducted by administrator Wilda Johns. Also personal property of Adeline Jublur listed, including stove, table, chairs, beds, and other items, with sale to occur at the same time and place.

Hiunis Wiliam Steffy Wey Robert Hopkins Martyr Melwird Brandan Hugh Lighterp Linds Holerton William Calkit Bylves- Ver Meni Detr Fortland County Paige Krooked Doayn Eagh Devil Wilda V. Johnstin Aiministracrds Iby Order of Court Dollug W.ayers Perstana Adeline Jublur de David Dibler Wilda Touiston Acollonist Pittrix

Neurocalometer Installed in Big Office

The office has equipped a Neurocalometer to enhance patient care. Chiropractors claim methods improve with this instrument, aligning with efforts to advance diagnostic and treatment capabilities.

Lord Coleridge anecdotes brighten British jurist reminiscences

A column quotes Lord Coleridge sharing humorous courtroom tales from his long career. The anecdotes involve juries, cross examination, and legal wits, including a gag about a sick witness and a barrister misplacing a ring during golf. Also included is a formal 1926 ordinance excerpt from Clymer Borough and a subscriber notice from The Progress and Pittsburgh Gazette Times.

Lord Coleridge High Court Lord Selfridge Emerald Isle Tam Biddy Maloney Iso Lord Sterndale the Rolls Riviera Lord Devonport Theman

Rural districts report higher defective vision in pupils

Rural districts generally show about 9 percent more defective vision than city districts. In Pennsylvania rural districts exam 16.8 percent of 600000 pupils, cities 8.5 percent of 870000. Iowa rural districts 14.4 percent vs city districts 6.8 percent. Cause not certain. factors include test conditions and access to vision corrections for rural children.

Pennsylvania Iowa

Photographed Telegrams Gain Popularity Across Europe

Popular Science Monthly notes Bellnograph or photographed telegrams are rising in Europe. The cost of vending has fallen to 25 cents, with advantages including no translation needed, one hundred words per form, and a single photograph. Senders can ensure exact text and signatures, while transmission is described as very rapid.

Europe Popular Science Monthly Meg- Fes Cain

Cheap Car Talk in Washington Sparks Agent Feud

In Washington, Hiley Wilson Way mocks a car buyer who trusted a salesman’s claim the vehicle would last a lifetime. The agent concedes the line about a lifetime, provoking the buyer’s taunts and a sharp exchange over durability.

Hiley Wilson Washington

Letters of administration for Samuel M. Stewart estate

Notice from Homer City administrators Darwin J. Stewart and Merle Stewart for the estate of Samuel M. Stewart of Center township. Creditors must present claims duly authenticated for settlement and debtors must make prompt payments. March 8, 1926.

Samuel M. Stewart Center Darwin J. Stewart Merle Stewart Homer City R. D

Trepass Notices For Sale By The Indiana Progress

Printed notices available from The Indiana Progress in Indiana Virginia. Paper version priced at 25 cents per six, 25 cents per set, or 3 cents for postage. Send cash or stamps with order.

Progress Pittsburgh Gazette Times National Stockman Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Post Gazette Times Indiana Progress Indiana The

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