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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1921
Page
3
Editorial and proprietor notes for Indiana Progress printed as a class matter with subscription rates and payment terms. It lists cash in advance pricing for one year nine months and six months, with instruction to send communications and payments to The Indiana Progress.
Miss Sara Glenn visited friends in Indiana over Friday and Saturday. Carrie Roberts and others from Pine Flats attended Heilwood commencement last Wednesday. Carrie Roberts closed a successful term of school, with Ruth Russell Tillie Barr and Scott Barr achieving perfect attendance. Annabel Glenn, Etta Barry, Grace Williams study at Penn Run. Several residents appeared at the Baptist church events this week. The Williams family reports their son in the hospital with a broken shoulder.
Friends gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Audley Rumbaugh in Graceton on Friday evening to bid farewell as the family moves to Ban Avon just south of Indiana. Attendees included Mrs John Hockenberry Mrs Floyd Philipps Miss Bess Clawson Mrs Harvey Coy Mrs Cooper Mrs Alex McClaren Mrs John Marshall Mrs Myrtle Nippes Miss Zilpha Nippes Miss Margaret Clawson Mr and Mrs Harry Hockenberry and son Harry J and Mrs Philip Zimmerman and daughter Alberta Harry Moser Laird Nippes Mr Jennings Chas McClaren Iva Colgan Mr and Mrs Dowel Walker and son Clarence of Parkwood.
A compilation notes the deaths of Robert Ferrier of Hillsdale who died April 26 at Clearfield hospital after coal mine work related injuries, with military service in World War I and burial with honors at East Mahoning church cemetery. Also listed are Leora May Dick Howlett of New Bethlehem, Akrott Painter formerly of Glen Campbell now at Hamburg state hospital, and Mary J. Culp of Blairsville area, with brief survivor details and burial locations. Each notice includes family relations and interment details.
Brushvalley G T McCrea and wife visited their son Clyde. Rev Hill and wife were county seal visitors last week. Oscar Davis of Altoona stayed with his brother Don for a few days. Mrs Stanley Allen visits her parents in town. Warden Spiers visited Homer City on Saturday.
Gentil Junior, a registered Percheron stallion, black in color, license 68, owned by J. N. Blosa, will stand for the 1921 season at the owner's barn in Atwood Pennsylvania. Prospective breeders are urged to view this horse for size and bone before breeding mares. April 27, 1921.
Col Dan Morgan Smith famed WWI commander will speak Thursday at 8 pm in the Christian church of town on the prohibition cause. He led the First Battalion 258th Infantry in France and shared many incidents from the great drive against the Germans.
Friday May 6 at 1:00 PM three head of horses seven head of cattle ten ewes with lambs ten pigs lot of chickens and household goods farm implements wheat rye buckwheat to be sold at the Samuel Campbell farm two miles north of Parkwood and two miles south of Chelocta. Frank Lowry. R W George Auctioneer.
By order of the Orphans Court of Indiana County an ex posed to pivstic vendue sale will occur on the premises for a one fourth interest in a Hind tract in Layne township Sindana county Pi. Beginning at Crooked Creek corner of John Kinter heirs and Peter Minter heirs then along Crooked Creek and various lines to describe a 148 acres and 4 perches tract. Sale to be conducted by I B Hargrave Administrator under court order. Terms require 100 dollars cash on knockout and balance on confirmation. May 4, 1921.
William H Armor trustee seeks court permission on June 6 1921 to sell two town lots in the Borough of Indiana Pa by private sale. First Lot in First Ward includes a two story frame dwelling, bounded by Oak street Cherry alley Buyray alley and an Edwards lot, about 120 by 200 feet, price 3000 dollars. Second Lot in First Ward fronting an alley with a two story frame slate roof dwelling, about 142 1 2 by 50 feet, price 1050 dollars, Jenningss and wife Nathan Jennings Margaret G Jennings own the second property. Indiana Pa May 4 1921.
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