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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1926

Page

5

Community News From Osceola Mills Area

Mrs Lafayette Game and children visited Osceola Mills where her husband is building a new school. John Jones and family of Avonmore spent Sunday with the Bowser family. James Patch of Morrellville hosted at the Fisher home. Mrs Charles Ganello of Niagara Falls visited her father A W Albinus who is improving. A daughter named Phyllis Jean born to Mr and Mrs John Ayres. The Lutheran Adult Bible class met at Mrs Fisher’s home for a business and social evening with a dainty lunch. Wilbert Bowser, recently ill, is able to return to banking. Bert Fisher and family move to Ferndale Johnstown where he will run a store and meat market. they bought a new home. Francis Robinson of Garfield Fire Clay Co recovering after surgery in Memorial Hospital, Johnstown. Andrew Milly and son Mahton moved to a farm near the Wm Penn Highway. closed their home for summer. Joseph Moody bought a car. The Conemaugh River bridge is being scraped and painted. Emanuel Tresyler adds two rooms to his store dwelling with a cellar. David Lightcap welcomes a new daughter. Oscar Charles, 3 weeks old, died and was buried at Loretto Catholic cemetery. Brethren Aid quilting bee on April 28 at the church room. 28 ladies attended from Walnut Grove and Blacklick groups. Rev F B Statler spoke on Christian Education for Juniata College. Chas Bowser drove to Indiana. Herman Donahue, son of H P Donahue, fractured his arm at play. Rev Sunner and family visited the Bowsers.

Lafayette Game Osceola Mills John Jones Avonmore James Patch Morrellville W. H. Fisher Charles Ganello Niagara Balls N. Y A. W. Albinus John Ayres Phyllis Jean Lutheran Sunday School H. Jay Bowser Wm. H. Fisher Fisher John Yester Robert Boyle Wilbert Bowser Bert. Fisher Ferndale Johnstown Francis Robinson Garfield Fire Clay Go Andrew Milly Mahton Joseph Moody Conemaugh River Oscar Charles Charles Altimus Loretto Brethren Aid Society Lungh Lewis Ketper Charles Hess R. W. Wallace Blacklick J. N. Betts M. C. Rhinehart Rebecca McGraw H. P. Donahue R. T. Brendlinger C. J. Bowser Monta Gamble B. A. ,St. Clair John McGraw Russell McClain Albert Singer Russell Jones Russell Alford Joe Hall F. B. Statler Rev. Sunner Wilpin Chas. Bowser J. D. Jonicar Minnie Stephens Arthur Jones Ethel Sarah B. Williamsa Don Patchin Horace Gorman Arthur New Washington Edward Fisher Purchase Line Dixonville Rev. Smith A. G. Glenn J. W. Gibson James Davis Colyer Sara B. Williams Thomas Anderson Barnesboro Richard Willams John Clark David Glenn Cockport Richard Williams J.W. Gibgon

Barnesboro Visitors and Local Callers Reported

A Saturday round of social visits and callers across Barnesboro and nearby towns includes J and W Williams, Miss Grace Brown, Mr and Mrs Harry Russell, Roy Joiner, George Williams, and Misses Sara Williams and Margaret Joiner. Other locals visit Indiana, Penn Run, New Washington, Purchase Line, and Johnstown. Several attend May day exercises at Cockport and church in Barnesboro.

W. W. Williams Barnesboro Misses Grace Mae Brown Harry Russell Roy Joiner George Willams Sara Williams Margaret Joiner Brnesboro Indiana Wilda Williams Ethel Jones Smith Shirley Smith Michael Barton Penn Run Qallers Merle Kinnan W. B. Douglass

Local visitors stop by in Barnesboro area households

Margaret Grisemore Joiner visited Barnesboro on Thursday. Mary and Sara Stephens called at J. D. Joiner's Thursday evening. Scott Douglas was a business visitor at J. D. Joiner's Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Austin and son from Apollo were guests at I. G. Davis's home nearby. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Williams along with Misses Jane and Margaret Williams were noted locals in attendance.

Margaret Joiner Barnesboro Mary and Sara Stephens J. D. Joiner Scott Douglas Glenn’ Austin and Son Apollo I. G. Davis Richard Williams Jane and Margaret Williams

Punxsutawney shoppers visited by Rochester Mills residents

Arthur Elkin and Annie Richard son were Punxsutawney shoppers on a Tuesday. Miss Alice Work works at Frank Moore's. F. W. Fuller spent over Sunday at his home here. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Richardson with two children returned to Williamsport the first of the week after visiting relatives.

Arthur Elkin Annie Richardson Alice Work Frank Moore S. F

Local Social Notes and Weekend Visits

Calling residents and visitors fill a weekend lineup including Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stanley in Covode, Mrs. Bertha Baun and two children from Indiana visiting Mrs. Francis Work, and a young people rally at the Methodist church with Walter Jackson of Indiana as speaker. Shoppers, illness updates, and several short trips plus a juror phrase from Pittsburgh reflect a busy district community page.

Harry Stanley Bertha Baun Indiana Frank Moore Richmond School Ronald Richardson H. Tyger G. H. Johnson Robert Knox Howard Wells Pittsburgh H. B. Weaver United States Susie Widdowgon Greenville H. D. Widdowson Clark Cochran Robert Dunmire Juneau A.B. Goodlin Lovejoy Maria Cochran Jake Tyger Canoe Ridge

Indiana County National Farm Loan Association appeals to farmers

A 1926 notice from D. R. Tomb, secretary treasurer, promotes long term loans through the Federal Land Bank system. It highlights reduced mortgage burden, no renewals, transferability of mortgage, and earned bank profits, urging local farmers in Indiana County to apply at the Savings & Trust building in Indiana, Pennsylvania.

Indiana County National Farm Loan Association Federal Land Bank Federal Land Banks D. R. Tomb Savings& Trust Building Indiana Sec.Treas, Ind. Co. N. F. L

Administrators Named for Rishell Estate in 1820 Notice

Notice given that D K Rishell Patton Rh Rishell Akron admin of Henry Rishell deceased rochester mills. creditors must present claims for settlement and debtors to pay promptly. Also public notice that Sherman Runyan Indiana Pa applied to Pennsylvania Public Service Commission for certificate to operate motor vehicles in Indiana borough and vicinity. hearing scheduled May 1926 in Pittsburgh.

Henry Rishell Rochester Mills Naid D. K. Risuell Patton Rh. C. Rishell Akron, O Public Service Commission Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Public Services Company Law Sherman Runyan Indiana Indiana County City County Pittsburgh

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