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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1926
Page
1
Men and women who know performance and built quality in motor cars express unwavering preference for Chrysler 70. Judges and enthusiasts value engine smoothness and reliability, highlighting the car’s status among top choices in its class.
March and L W Powell and son Guy built a driveway to the garage. Residents attended revival meetings, visited relatives in Pittsburgh and Beaver Falls, and loans, joking, and church events filled the week. Gas drilling paused after striking gas. roads deteriorated, mail delivery hindered. many locals moved, hosted visitors, and prepared for Easter events at M B church.
Local notes report Alexander Stewart being seriously ill due to heart trouble. Other items mention James Lembach Jr visiting Pittsburgh, Edna Miller at El mira College on Easter, Ethel Cressley recovering from pneumonia, Ella Gillett visiting Newark relatives, funeral services for John Salsgiver, Mrs. W A Mannerberg attending a funeral in Anita, Jean Bryson visiting Mahaffey, and Mrs. John McCullough hosting guests for dinner.
Armaugh Miss Ollie Stutsman returned home after visiting friends in Blairsville. Mr. and Mrs. H R Falcon visited relatives in Brushvalley Thursday. Velma Rodgers spent a few days last week with Dorothy Mack. Helen Dick was the guest of Hisse Tomb on Sabbath. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Rodgers spent Sabbath with their son in law and daughter Mr. and Mrs Thos Bracken of Seward who announce the arrival of a son.
Miss Katherine Shearer is spending time in the home of her sister Mrs. Raymond Elrick. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Fryar and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Elrick were at the county seat for business on Monday. The Woman's Missionary Society met Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Burton Pearce. seventeen ladies attended.
A town social roundup records visits among residents including Mr and Mrs Lord Reigh and Edna Jane, Frank George in Apollo, Frank Wolfe at Center Valley, Mrs Laughen and Gene visiting South Bend relatives, with weather notes on horse travel. The piece also carries a formal 1926 Clymer Borough resolution approving Highway Department Plan No 262 lines grades drainage and structures, repealing inconsistent ordinances, signed March 1 1926 and certified March 17 1926.
Easter dress up and portrait photography offered with a hobbyist focus. Customer satisfaction guaranteed with friendly service and a joyful photo session.
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