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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1926

Page

8

Indebtedness Increase Vote for Young Township Pennsylvan ia

Public notice to electors of Young Township Indiana County Pennsylvania. An election is set for May 18, 1920 to decide on increasing bonded indebtedness by 89 0,000 to fund highway improvements. Also includes divorce notice for Samuel M Dixon from Susan J Dixon with court summons to appear June 1.

YOUNG County OF Indiana Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania Ingt MMP Babmee Townshi Ownah P Sw. Beeraoras Agw HIOED W. Coulter Dixon Samuel M. Dixon Susan JH. Dixon J. N. Langham Anid Laudt B. Bat J. N . Langham Joan NM. Malcolm Sherif Orphans’ Court Indiana County Farmers UK & ‘Trust Company of Pagnardian Moarghet Ira Black Frederick Iwouck Cherryhill Pennsylvania Peter Houck Faumbers' Bank & Trust Company OF Indiana PENNA Margaret Black Morrisay

Local social notes and visits around Marion Center

Mrs Franklin Zeigler and Ward Zeigler of Indiana were guests of Mr and Mrs I Zeigler. Akron visitors F J Johnson and family stayed with Mrs H Strassler. Numerous locals hosted and visited relatives in Clearfield Williamsboro Punxsutawney and Indiana. The Lady Cherry Rebekah degrees team performed at Holidaysburg with twenty seven members. Ensign Anna Work visiting from Birmingham attended a G A territorial congress in New York City. A class of about 60 took the public school examination Saturday. Various townsfolk moved, visited, and hosted relatives in Dayton Punxsutawney and Indiana suburbs.

Franklin Zeigler Ward Zeigler Indiana Zeigler F. 3. Johnson Akron H. 3. Strassler, Wioward Barber Marion B. Hager Dixonville Hospital Inez Ogdens Walter Clearfield J. P. Fitzpatrick Carrolltown George Beig Pittsburgh L. Irwin Philipsburg Emerson Stewart Big Run Cecil Christy Plymer Frank Stiffer Williamsboro J. F. Murphy Clearfielé Lady Cherry Rebekah Holidaysburg Jock Crago Barnesboro Hope Ogden W. L. Stewart Mary Greensburg Annie MecAfoos Frank Doyle C. BE. Ray Penn Run J. W.butler North Manor Street George Ruffner Tanoma Mra J. R. Donahey Lisle Punxsutawney Hospital Ensign Anna L. Work Birmingham Ala Miss Work New York City Bramwell Booth London R. L. Walker Arcadia J. C. Moore

Local Paper Bundle Offer Sparks Regional Discounts

The Progress Pittsburgh Gazette Times and National Stockman sell one year subscriptions for $6.50 to residents along R F D routes or towns without delivery by agents. Pittsburgh Post can substitute at grid price. Send orders to The Indiana Progress Indiana Pa.

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Brushed Valley Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits

George Mack spent Sunday with cousin Daniel Miller. Mary Williams and her son from Filkins visited uncle Clarence Deyarmin. Cora Johnson and nephew Lloyd Adams called on Mrs. Carl Hewitt. Harry Stiles and son Marlin from near Armagh visited C. A. Underwood. Dane Hill and family visited Mrs. Hills sister Cal vitn Fetterman. Paul Adams and Russell Deyarmin joined the gathering. John Adams began housekeeping on their farm. Roy Little and son Billie visited Mrs. Taylor Degarmin. Howard Cunningham and James McMullen were Johnstown callers. Martha McGrea and Esther Stewart stayed with grandparents G. T. McCrea and wife. Russell Herlinger visited the county seat. G. T. McCrea spent a day in Indiana. Paul St Clair and family from Homer City visited Mrs. St Clair's sister, Mrs. Bruce George. Stanley Allen returned from Philadelphia where he received hospital treatment. Harry McCrea and family from Indiana, with Stanley Aten and two daughters and Nettie and Martha McCrea, spent Sunday with G. T. McCrea. Clyde McCrea and Donald Davis went to the mountains to trout fish.

George Mack Daniel Miller Mary Williams Filkins Clarence Deyarmin Cora Johnson Lloyd Adams Carl Hewitt Harry Stiles Marlin Armagh C. A. Underwood Dane Hill Hills Calvin Fetterman Paul Adams Russell Deyarmin John Adams Roy Little Billie Taylor Degarmin Howard Cunningham James McMullen Johnstown Martha McGrea Esther Stewart G. T. McCrea Russell Herlinger Indiana Paul St. Clair Homer City Nettie Martha McCrea Clyde McCrea Donald Davis Flah

Blacklick Local Notes Relate Ills and Church Plans

Mr and Mrs Shields illness hospital stay and Mrs Shields improving from pneumonia. Presbyterian services by Rev Kauffman and Rev Dunning. Choir directed by Mr Hayes to perform Thursday night with choruses duets triads quartets and solos at 8 pm. Admission 35 cents. Various local visits exams and social items noted, with multiple households mentioned and a church service planned for May 16 at 11 o clock.

Cherry Tree Kavauris Paul Bell Presbyterian Church Alexander Blacklick School Joe Shrom M. O. Smith Indiana Blacklick Warnshuls Carl Mléining

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