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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1920
Page
3
Juneau residents and neighbors visit kin across Rossiter Punxsutawney Locust and Canoe Ridge. Moving households Edgar Gromley and Joseph Smiths properties changed hands. Easter program at St Mark s church noted with local families visiting and shopping trips.
Uniontown tale of casual visits and moves reads like a social ledger. Cecil Coble relocates to Spruce to work for David Brown while Mrs Addie Machling of Kincigh visits aunt Mrs Maria Lose. Samuel Smith of Gipsy calls on friends. Robert Beringer ill with flu. Mrs Blaine Beringer was in Cherry Tree on Saturday. Clarence Douglas of Cherry Tree visits this week. Leona Beringer nursing after splinter injury. Mrs Thomas Beringer of Kinport calls on friends. Mose Thurston moves to Kinport. Gertrude Ruggles noted among visitors. Gay Stiffler visits sister Mrs Orle Rickard in Cherry Tree. Roy Baum, formerly at Johnstown, returns home. Mr and Mrs Smith Langham of Cherry Tree visit their son Jan Langham. George Beringer and sons Orval and Lee of Commodora visit Alex Beringer over Sunday.
Our school closed on Friday. Pupils and guests enjoyed a picnic in Kinter's wood lot. Mary Mumau Glen Mumau and Leland Frantz attended daily, with Frantz named honor student in the fourth primary spelling. Miss Streams spent Toast week with friends in Sagn OTE. Mabel Mrodoriel visited Saturday after winter in Indiana. Albert Sloniger of Valier stayed at home a few days. Rebecca Crawford visited her parents near Smickahure. Streams returned to her parents' home after completing her term with Mrs Helle Vandorn. Town folks show interest in milking quilts. Mrs Cilhousen and Mrs A J Neal visited Mrs Slaniger's mother Friday.
Mar chand Mllesborough and Ars Th W Brown are noted in social pages. Mr and Mrs I W Smeaton spent last week in Pittsburgh. Mrs Annie Moot and G A Wingert visited Lunxsukawney relatives in a sanitarium. Mrs Linng Simpson and Nathaniel of Oak Tree stayed with Mr and Mrs George Smeks. Mrs Elizabeth Peffer visited relatives in Indiana. Mr and Mrs C A Rosborough and family visited near Marley Center. Tay Moot is laid up with a car bun cle on Als hand.
Community notices from Strongstown recount visits by Mr and Mrs Wagner and Miss Susie Wagner to the Bennetts, a county seat visit by J M Brown, and Susie Wagner with Margaret Peddicord visiting John Browns. It notes memory lines for Reuben and Emily George, with a March 1 1920 date, plus a Resolutions of Respect from Ladies Aid Society of Trade City Lutheran church praising Mrs Paul Sprankle and listing committee signatories.
The school board of Indiana borough will receive sealed bids for furnishing supplies for the 1920 and 1931 school years. Specifications available at Elmer W. Allison's drug store. Bids must be in the committee's hands by Saturday, April 17, 1920.
A $10 reward is posted for return of a valuable Persian or Angora cat missing from the St Pattison farm on March 22 1920. Distinct red forehead to shoulder markings form a butterfly pattern with rings around legs and tail. She is registered with the American Cat Association and Cat Fanciers, bred at Tangle wood Cattery in Kansas City. Owner Carl T. Douglass promises a liberal reward for information or return before April 4 1920. Several notices follow for auctions, sales and legal matters in Indiana PA and Blairsville PA.
J B Wolfe administrator announces a public sale on April 3 1920 at 12 noon on the Cherry Tree Indiana road Cherryhill Township one mile east of Penn Run. The property includes 6 acres well cultivated and watered with Bond orchard a 7 room house bank barn and outbuildings near school church and markets. Terms cash with balance on deed delivery or payments with interest. Sale conducted by J B Wolfe administrator of the estate of D C M Wolfe.
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