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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1925

Page

4

Local society notes from Marion Center and nearby areas

Miss Myrtle Emma Baker of Maryland and Miss Muriel Long hosted Sabbath visitors while Clive Wingard visited family near Plumville. A 49-student public school exam was held Saturday. Wetvel and the Wetzel couple visited Indiana. A B Kinter hosted relatives from North Manor. Elizabeth Buchanan returned home after treatment in Cresson. Postmaster J. C. Howard was ill last week. FP, Dunn, from Uniontown, spent the weekend at home. Mr and Mrs Streams of Ivine welcomed a baby boy. Mary Caldwell entertained the Current Avenue Club on Friday. Mrs. David Ober visited Indiana recently.

Myrtle Emma Baker Maryland Muriel Lota Long Misa Clive Wingard Plum- Wille Wetvel W. 8. Wetzel Indiana A. B. Kinter North Manor Street Elizabeth Buchanan Cresson C. Howard Dunn Uniontown All Streams Ivine Mary Caldwell Ridge Avenue David Ober

Town Notices from a Bloomsburg Area visit and moves

W., 2B. Stahl of Indiana was a recent visitor in town. Mr and Mrs O R Hills moved back to Youngstown from there. J B Long and wife spent a day with his parents in Rossiter. Clay Rickard bought Mrs Maria Stewart's West Main street property. Clements Clark and family were on the sick list. Fred Along and family suffered from flu. Mrs Hary Clark expects to spend the summer at Cresson. Early fruit in the section was short due to frost. Mrs McCracken returned from Punxsatawney. The country school closed Friday and borough school will close this week. Albert Glarkhag recovered and can carry mail again. John Ekin and Hiram and Lewis Phieil visited Eva Hendricks. J C Walker is making some repairs. J O Orr was in town Saturday. Mrs McFeaters returned to town for the summer. Mr and Mrs John Tanckey will move into their new house soon. Mrs Clair Byers visited her mother. Mr and Mrs J W McHenry spent the weekend at Clearfield. Mr and Mrs Gardner and family from Wilkinsburg spent Sunday with Miss Wva Hendricks. Mrs Nan vartuhan was in town last week.

Stahl Indiana O. R. Hills Youngstown, O J. BE. Long Rossiter Clay Rickard Maria Stewart West Main Street Clements Clark Fred Along Hary Clark Cresson McCracken Punxsatawney Albert Glarkhag John Ekin Hiram Lewis Phieil Eva Hendricks James Stuchell J. C. Walker McFeaters John Tanckey Clair Byers J. W. McHenry Clearfield Gardner Wilkinsburg Wva Hendricks Nan Vartuhan

Rochester Mills and Idaho Community Notes

Local social news lists visits, friends and family gatherings in Rochester Mills and Idaho area. Names include Homer Hurd and Ella Hurd, James Pardue, J L Warner, Ella Baun, Ord Weaver, Gaynelle Potts, John Ray, David Gibson, Cevilla Work, Homer Downey, Olive Zeigler, Arthur Spon, Clark Pollock, HW Wells, Beulah Munshower, J C Crawford, Gladys Cessna, L M Henderson, Frank George, with travels to Indiana, Uniontown, Commodore, Findley, Punxsutawney and Kittanning.

Homer Hurd Indiana James Pardue Uniontown J. L. Warner Commodore Ella Hurd Gevilla Work Ella Baun Juneau Ord Weaver Erdean Potts Gaynelle John Ray Falls Creek David Gib John Lemmen Findley, C Cevilla Work Homer Downey Olive Zeigler Arthur Spon Clark Pollock Punxsutawney M. Wells John Best Deckers Point

Big Eggs and Chick Development From Blue Valley Institute

The article describes egg size and hatchability, noting 11.4 percent weight relates to embryo development in early stages. It details egg handling, measurement, and incubation factors, and cites pullets reaching maturity by early frost with Leghorns at around three pounds, Rhode Island Reds four pounds, and Plymouth Rocks five pounds.

Blue Valley Uae Rhode Island Reds Plymouth Rocks

School Board Meetings Seek Teachers for 1925 26 Term

Multiple township boards in Montgomery, Marion, and Clymer districts announce meetings to hire teachers for the 1925 26 term. Sessions invite applications and bids for janitors coal and wood supplies with right to reject any or all bids. Meetings set in May at various schoolhouses with officials names and locations.

Hhe School Board Montgomery Township Aredia High School Ing On - Hazarday Lee Tenellera AML Benner Rochester Mills Mayne Township Chambersville Chambersvie Mary Uie Taha A.W. Deemius Marion Cguter Commodore Dixonsville Gered Donatey Secy Clymer

Executor's Notice for Benjamin D. Weary Estate in Cherryhill

Letters testamentary issued to Thomas A. Ilenily executor. Creditors must present authenticated claims for settlement and debtors asked to make prompt payment. Located in Cherryhill township.

Benjamin D. Weary Cherryhill Township Tiomas A. Ilenily

Weekly Health Talk on housing rules and health risks

Pennsylvan ia health officials discuss multiple dwellings including apartments and dormitories. H. F. Bronson outlines essential requirements: separate water supply and toilets, ample light and ventilation, and regular building maintenance. Defects endangering health should be reported to the Department of Health.

Pennsylvania Department of Health H. F. Bronson Bureau of Engineering Bronson Commonwealth Department of Health

Langham Family and Local Visitors Highlight Weekend

Uniontown Mrs Samuel Langham and son Dennis and daughter Ruth visit her parents J N Hudson. Norris Boring family of Johns town spend Sunday at the Boring home. Marlin Pittman relatives visited at Harnesboro. Evangelist J T Woodrow to preach in Church of Christ. Max Fleming moves to own property. Langhams and others visited Don Johns in Emeigh on Sunday.

Samuel Langham Dennis Ruth Clymer James Langham Clair Berringer Robert, Rhuel Johns Don Langham Don Johns Emeigh

Visitors and Callers in Zion's Valley Notes

Mr and Mrs George Baker of Leechburg visited friends in Zion's Valley. Mr and Mrs Neal Anderson of Vandergrift were Saturday callers in the Reigh home. Arlee Campbell and family plus Miss Masters of Salina were guests of the Reighs. A M Lackard was an Apollo caller. David Anderson of Duquesne spent the weekend with his mother. Madge Anderson visited Mrs Mary Reigh and Edna Jane.

George Baker Leechburg Neal Anderson Vandergrift Reigh Arlee Campbell Miss Masters Salina Lloyd Reigh A. M. Lackard David Anderson Duquesne Madge Anderson Mary Reigh Edna Jane

Local notes and visits from Penn Run and area

Heilwood resident Harry Schaffer visited town as a business caller. The Golden Rule bible class met in the Sunday school rooms Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Petted and son Tom shopped in Indiana Thursday. Our schools closed Monday. Kenneth Butler and daughter visited Charles Cypher. James Beveridge and children spent Sunday in Stafford. C. B. Gibson was in town Saturday.

Harry Schaffer Penn Run Golden Rule Bible Class C. H. Petted Tom Indiana Kenneth Butler Charles Cypher James Beveridge Stafford Gibson

Executor's Notice of Corn B Stewart Estate

Executor Engar L Seewart of Brushvalley Pa asks claimants to present authenticated claims for settlement and those indebted to the estate to make prompt payment. Brushvalley Pa March 26 1929

Notich Corn B Stewart Brushvalley Township Engar L. Seewart Brushvalley

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