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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1919

Page

5

Penn Run Notes and Local Visits

News from Penn Run covers visits and movements among residents. Mrs John Campbell and daughter visited Indiana friends while Emma and Ila Strong spent Sunday with grandmother Mrs Mary Paul. Strong brothers enter hog business purchasing full blooded OC sow each. Various neighbors, including Ed Simpson, Edna Fowler, Mrs Lowry Houck, Jarl Simpson, Clyde Menth, J H Lytle, Orrin Pattison, and families, are noted for visits, moves, illness, and social events. A farewell party for Roy Stephens headed to Big Rapids Mich for business college. A new barber shop opens and residents plan trips within Indiana and nearby towns. Warnings of W H Adams stroke share concern for recovery.

PENN John Campbell Little Daughter Indiana Emma Llva Strong Mary Paul Jacob Strong Pittsburgh Ed Simpson Strong Brothers Bart, Harvey Van Jarl Simpson Penn Run Clyde Menth Harvey Strong J. H. Lytle Orrin Pattison Clymer J. W. Burtchart Alex Stephens Pike's Peak W. W. Barr Robert Leonard Grandchird Sheloca Ed Fyock Winn Stewart Measra Smith Gourley Sweeney Indiana Normal D. G. Strong Roy Stephens Big Rapids Mich Evelyn Wolfe Roy Martha Stephens Troy Drew J. W. Burkhart Billie Houk J. W. Lytle Frank McFarland H. Adams

Resurrection of Old Roman Port

Ostia the harbor of ancient Rome, once more to become a port by Italian government decision. Rome again a maritime city as Ostia’s history revisits its role with ports like Portus once rivaled and later desolate. The piece notes Ostia’s origin around 640 B C and hints at a renewed significance in Rome’s commercial reach.

Ostia Rome Sicily Sardinia Portus Alaric B. C

America’s flyers praised by war director Kenly

General William L. Kenly lauds American aviators as the world’s finest and predicts their growing role in the war, noting Allied manpower limits after four years of fighting. Town Topics surveys agriculture notes on fruit spraying, calf rearing, land values, and a tax idea for exposed farm machinery.

William L. Kenly United States Military Aeronautics Pike County Bureau of Statistics Department of Agriculture Pennsylvania

Shelocta Summer Normal Opens For Eight-Week Term

The Shelocta Summer Normal opens May 6 for eight weeks with focus on teaching. Tuition ranges from $9 to $12 depending on course, instructor H Porter Miller listed though a reserve instructor may teach if he is not discharged. For details contact Miss Virginia Miller, Sheloda Pa. Also note a March 29, 1919 special election to vote on a state road through Canoe, Rossiter, Banks townships. In Memoriam Clenn Loyal Kinter, 21, died December 13 from injuries. family expresses sorrow and faith.

H. Porter Miller Te Ig Virginia Miller Sheloda Canoe Township Jefferson County Banks Township Rossiter Clenn Loyal Kinter Clark Taylor Shelocta Glenn

Local Notes from North Point Community

North Point brief records social calls and visits among area residents. Names recurring include Margaret Crossman, Jank Reitz, Mary Hinks, Mrs J C Stear, Abe Hicka, Chas Reitz, Cal Bostard, Alex Neal, George Bain, Byron Anthony, John Neal, Mrs Neal, William Gease, Greensburg residents, Fay McHenry, Winfield Neal, Homer Kerr, Ethel Hosack, Pearl Reichmiller and others with movements to Punxsutawney Pittsburgh and Du Bois noted.

Margaret Crossman Hamilton Pete Weaver B. F. McHenry J. W. Hicks Jank Reitz Mary.Hinks Punxsutawney J. C. Stear Abe Hicka Th. PF. McHenry Chas, Reitz Cal Bossard Alex Neal Clark Reitz Montgomeryville George Bain Chas, Stear Willam Drummond Byron Anthony du Bois John Neal Neal William Gease Greensburg Andy Neal Chas Stear Jessa Hicks Ralph Hicks Abram Hicks Fay McHenry Pittsburgh Winfield Neal Jon Mr Mra Homer Kerr Ethel Hosack

Local Notes From Taylorsville And Area

Taylorsville resident S. L. Barr made a business trip to Johnstown on Wednesday. Edna Hadden of Millville works at R. L. Siverd's. Mrs. W. B. Allison visited her sister Mrs. Fornwall of Altoona last week. R. W. St. Clair rents property to Clayton Shields. Fort Gibson of Pleasant Valley stayed with cousin Alfred Buterbaugh Monday night. Mrs. Frederick Mack visited daughter Mrs. Ned Patrick Friday. Wail Shields and wife are moving.

S. L. Barr Johnstown Edna Hadden Millville R. L. Siverd W. B. Allison Fornwall Altoona R. W. St. Clair Clayton Shields Fort Gibson Pleasant Valley Alfred Buterbaugh Frederick Mack Ned Patrick Wail Shields

Penn Run Summer Normal Opens May 12 for Eight Weeks

The Penn Run Summer Normal will begin Monday May 12 and run eight weeks. It will be led by W H Beggs of Sandy Lake, experienced and well equipped. Tuition ranges from 8 to 10 dollars. Trustees in Penn Run provide details. Mrs J D Johnston and Miss Gaye Griffith from town visited Pittsburgh over the weekend.

Penn Run W. H. Beggs Sandy Lake J. D. Johnston Gaye Grifith Town Pittsburgh

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