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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1921

Page

2

Local residents conduct various trips and visits in Indiana

Cookport H R Spicher and family transacted business in Indiana on Tuesday. Rev Irwin of Clymer called in town also Tuesday. Lou Salinger traveled to Barnesboro on Tuesday. Bert Rummel of Uniontown stopped by on Wednesday. Mrs Mae Russell and Mrs John Gregg visited James Learn on Tuesday. Crew from Uniontown employed remodeling the L 5S Beringer property. Mrs Morris Shaffer and her son Cloid of Houtzdale visited Frank Young on Sunday. Mrs McFarland and son of Clymer visited Willis Thaterbaugh on Saturday. Mrs J H Learn and son Blaine have been visiting relatives in Indiana for a week. Mrs Jesse Bagley improving after long illness. Mrs Clyde Hasking and Mrs Chas Lutvian shopped in Indiana recently. Chester Shaffer of Stafford was a Sunday visitor not this place. Miss Mable Cook returned home after visiting her aunt Mrs Clifford Stiffler of Kinport. Mrs Bertha Forsythe and two sons shopped in Barnesboro on Saturday. EB By die of Lovejoy took possession of H L Decker property recently bought. Mr Kern located on Church street in a recently purchased home. Mr and Mrs J S Young and M L Learn transacted business in Indiana on Thursday. Mr Owe of Pittsburgh visited his aunt Mrs Jerry Kern. Mr and Mrs Howard Wilt shopped in Indiana Thursday. George Spicher, a Normal school student at Indiana, spent Sunday here with his parents. Frank Young made a business trip to Uniontown Saturday. Franklin Bagley was a caller in Barnesboro Saturday.

H. R. Spicher Howard, Jr Indiana Rev. Irwin Clymer Lou Salinger Barnesboro Bert Rummel Uniontown Mae Russell John Gregg James Learn Beringer Morris Shaffer Cloid Houtzdale Frank Young McFarland and Son Willis Thaterbaugh J. H. Learn Blaine Jesse Bagley Clyde Hasking Chas Lutvian Chester Shaffer Stafford Mable Cook Clifford Stiffler Kinports Bertha Forsythe EB. J. Bydie Lovejoy H. L. Decker Mr. Kern Church Street Young M. L. Learn Owe Pittsburgh Jerry Kern Howard Wilt George Spicher Franklin Bagley Alpheus Clark Maryland Iise Bert Clem Smith Joseph Smith Clearfield Hospital Wanda Langham Yarnesboro Richard Cassiday J. L. Kinnan Akron Orren Fyock John Fetterman Wesley Pyock Dubois Morna Wright Misa Green A. H. Spicher Irvin Shields Arcadia Miles Rupert Nicholson William Walker Cherry Tree John Faure Walter Mumau Lizzie Brilhart Ord Lizzie Snyder Etta Walker A. &. Walker John Wright Aaron Gromley State College

Local residents visit and social notes from Delmont and area

South Bend R W Lennart and family of Delmont and others visit the Alshouse and Hanna homes. Shoppers and visitors from Five Points, Apollo, Indiana Normal, and nearby towns are listed with brief mentions of church services and hospital stays. Notables include Rev J N Garner of Millersburg preaching May 15 and residents returning from Akron and State College.

Five Points Social Notes and Visits

Mr and Mrs George Frye and son Kenneth visited Mrs Fryes parents Mr and Mrs Gould on Sunday. James Stuchell Alice Uncapher and Glen Ness called at South Bend Wednesday. Harry Smith returned home after weeks with sister Mrs Charlie Brown. Kenneth Frye came home after two week visit with grandparents Mr and Mrs Gould. Mrs John Park called on Mrs Byron Miller Friday. Ira Gould called on his sister Mrs George Frye Tuesday. Mr and Mrs B A Peterman and son Claire, Mrs James Stuchell and Alice Uncapher were Indiana visitors one day last week. Harry McSwaney has helped A P Ray the last few days. Preaching services in Lutheran church Sunday evening at 7 46. Summer school started Monday.

George Frye Kenneth

Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh Railway seeks extension

Notarized Interstate Commerce Commission petition from Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh Railway Company requesting a certificate of public convenience and necessity to extend its Jacksonville Branch through Young and Blacklick Townships in Indiana County Pennsylvania to develop coal territory. Names, addresses and officers listed. no hearing requested. Includes sworn affidavit of Brennan, VP, dated April 1 1921.

Notion Buffalo, Rochisthil and Pittsurge Railway Company Interstate Commerce’ Commission Washington Induar Pennays Abdigal Pew Putyplon Buffalo, Loouestehr and Peeypsburgh Railway Company L‘phe Carrer Ita Wallniu, Mochester & Pittsburgh Railway_ Company Miln Street West Nochester New York Willam Movst Board of Directives City Jacksonvite Young Blackilek Indiana Pennsylvania Jacksonville Young Township Ahina County Blacklick Indiana County Pittsburgh Gas Coal, Company Commission Deery Atscionee Beelon Bupralg, Rochester & Pittsie Rangery. CO. Y M. Youngs Yifted Tt Nochaster Monrob Siuid Courtyood Cate Birennan Butt Falc Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburgh Railway Company Brennan A.D. Brody de Fonundaton Buffalo Rochester & F Burgitry, Co Soung, Whytmote Attor Ridgway Pennsy

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Cookport South Bend R. W. Lennart Delmont Alshouse Hanna James Stuchell Five Points Levi Allshouse Shelocta Malena George W. Co. King Apollo Venta Townsend Lizzia Painter B. B. Kk L. M. Club R. A. Silvis Eugene Ralph Ramer Plumcreak If. Il Vonia Townsend Lizzie Pointer Lyda Moorhead Virgie Allshouse G. Snyder Mawthorne Martha Wray Indiana Normal J. H. Wray Herman Kuepschield J. F. Allshousa Esther Harbison Jane King J. N. Garner Millersburg Reformed Church Wilgus Just Cor Philadelphia Seventh Streets Silk NEW Coats Brody’s Bolivia Poplin Gabardine Velour Navy Black Rookie Russia H. & D. Bragsieres Heatherbloom Sateen Pink Jersey V. ¥. Brennan Yoo Seal of BL. & P. Ity, Co J. Telford Nancy June Patterson Ista Youn T N. Patterson Patterson Zebam Wes Commonwealth of Pennsylvania General Assembly Warmers & Miners Bank OF Richmond Rochester Ananias W. T.oder PB. Wood C. Hyatt Joseph A. Shrom R.A. Kelly Blackstick Improvement Company Gald J. Pelford Pap Chapman Joseph Young Ferrans Indiana, Pa
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