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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1918
Page
6
Harry McMlahon moves from Evelyn Widdowson property to Oscar Richardson. Charles Bowers buys Widdowson place. John Warner occupies Bowers vacated work property. Several residents and visitors listed with kin, outings, and newborns. Local names include Knauil, Stichardson, Wrayer, Pollock, Good, Wells, Johnston, Greiner, Brewer, Dutz, Diltz, and Smyrna area ties. Casual notes from Punxsutawney, DuBois, Plumville, and nearby towns.
Local supplier reports new shipments of feed including Schumacher Chop Mid dings Bran Oats and Garland Flour. In transit is a carload of good corn and more ground limestone lime and hydrated lime. Roofing carload in transit since March 15 with 15 year and 20 year guarantees. Prices are favorable with freight prepaid. Dealers urge advance orders due to traffic and storage limits.
Mrs Carolina Mottarn of Georgeville visited relatives here last week. Mrs Harry Peffer of near town is recovering from neuralgia. L W Powell appointed road supervisor to replace Elsworth Dorn who resigned. C A Roesborough of Locust moved here to engage in truck farming. Harry McConnaughey received a carload of lime. Blair Fetterman attended his grandfather James Bell's funeral at Oliveburg. Attorney Wallace Chapman and family of Indiana toured Trade City to see Mrs Chapman’s ill father Henry Smith. They visited friends here on the return trip. Miss Jane Peffer, employed in Indiana, spent Sunday with her mother. Mrs Sharp Whitaker of Gantsville visited her mother Mrs Peter Stear. Mrs Linus Simpson and son Nathaniel of Oak Tree visited relatives here during the last week.
Miss Grace Calnahan is on the sick list. Mrs. W. H. George and daughter Annie were Indiana shoppers Wednesday. After five weeks of illness in the Indiana hospital William Watt returned home Thursday. Miss Helen Smith visited W. L. Henry’s in McIntyre on Thursday.
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