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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1922
Page
6
S J Telford attorney announces executors letters testamentary for Morin T I Smith of Young township with claims to be presented for settlement and prompt payment requested. Lisle St Slekenberger of Green township deceased with administration granted and creditors to present claims for settlement. Thacy Bankl Sickenberg t administrator in Stafford Pennsylvania.
A farewell surprise party at the Home of Mr and Mrs Manst honored Mr and Mrs McIntagh and the couple’s daughter. Attendees included Mr Brown Mrs Mintosh Mr and Mrs Iaust Mr and Mrs George Lavertak and many others. A sprit lunch followed and the event closed with well wishes for their new home. The Moose lodge Maltas ball games and local church plays are noted along with town visitors and local happenings.
A political speech recounts reform aims in Pennsylvania, citing Governor Sproul’s era and the Department of Forestry. The speaker credits Theodore Roosevelt as a mentor, pledges nonpartisan tenure, and notes a plan to curb bureaucratic excesses while improving schools and roads across the state. The speech includes reflections on governance, party dynamics, and a commitment to public service with no strings attached.
Notice to farmers that the chopping mill will operate on the first and third Tuesday of each month after May 1. Identified party: Walter I. Miller. Dated 4-8-1.
Plummville will observe Children's Week with a Presbyterian church service Thursday evening led by children twelve and under. The town records several visits and moves including Mrs Annie Limerick returning with Miss Wells, Cora Stewart going home, and notes on residents and visitors such as Mrs Clara Elgin, the Brinks family, and Jamey Green moving to Cora Stewart's home. The Zimmerman homestead is being torn down for a new building, while local residents travel and engage in weekend activities.
Community notices describe multiple local families visiting relatives across nearby towns. Names include Lovejoy Newton Long and family of Clymer, Bee families of Cherry Tree, Engle of Grisamore, Beer and Green of Dixonville, Lydie of Glassport, Buterbaugh of Homestead, Bee and Domine family near Rossiter, Bloom of Cherry Tree, Owens of Akron, Meekins of Uniontown, and Coble households in Uniontown and Spruce.
Woll Young and family spent Sunday with his father Vanes. Teachers and wives were callers at Charles Sutmana. George McCullough and wife of Indiana were in town last week and escorted home by grandson Sid Spicher. Erac Henry and wife and daughter, and Mrs. Good and Iva Sterner and daughter Helen were town visitors Sunday evening. Alvn Lydie of Lovejoy and two children were in town Sunday. Clifford Stier moved to Mrs. Buffler's mother's home, Rachel Henry. The band spent Saturday in Indiana. Harry Wentsel was in town Sunday. Jerry Dydie hosts included Sim Long family, Arthur Dydie and sons James and Chester, Elmer Hamter, Mabel Lytle and Ruby McCombe. Blair Keim visited Luke Learn's. DoW Witt and Lewis Henr son Doyle visited R. Calhoun's Commodore. D A Whit hosted John Klingensmith family from Indiana. W R Calhoun family from Commodore. Banks Wt and Elizabeth, Harry Bartle and Mr Colgan from Arcadia.
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