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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1930

Page

8

Local Socials and Events in Pine Flats Community

Mrs W HB Roberts and Mrs HH L Dickey visited Mrs Edna Parry recently. The Religious Education School in Commodore closed May 16. Chester Stephens called on EB Parry Sunday. Annie McCoy, ill for some time, is worse. J C Davis and family visited E G Davis. Roy Tate spent the weekend here. Robert Roberts was a Cockport caller. The WCTU meets May 22 at Mrs R HB Tate’s home with a county officer expected. Mr and Mrs W E Roberts and son visited Roaring Springs. Indiana visitors Mrs Mary Rothmire and others called on Ira Gibson. Farmers Night at Blairsville drew many locals. Ira Gibson, an Indiana caller, visited Saturday. J M Lydie and son John Jr. were Blairsville callers Saturday night.

Pine Flats W. Hb, Roberts HH. L. Dickey Edna Parry Commodore Chester Stephens EB. F. Parry Annie McCoy J. C. Davis E. G. Davis Roy Tate Robert Roberts R. HB. Tate Eugene Tate Roberts W.C.T.U W. E. Roberts Robert John McIntire Margery Hazel Indiana Mary Rothmire John ‘Shannon Nan Wolfred Sarah King Ira Gibson Blairsville Chamber of Commerce and Service Clubs J. M. Lydie John, Jr

Greatest of Tributes He Died for America

Reverent meditation on the Unknown Soldier tomb at Arlington. The Unknown Soldier stands for all Americans who died in war, beyond birth or class. It embodies national gratitude and sacrificial service, a universal symbol of memory and devotion.

Artingtn America

Meade Memorial Honored Near Capitol Dome

Five years after Gen George Meades death a Bartholdi fountain in Washingtons Botanical Garden was replaced by a statue and memorial of General Meade. Created by Charles Graily the work marks the first Washington sculpture by the artist and was funded by Pennsylvania to honor the Gettysburg commander close to the Grants memorial and near the Capitol dome.

Meade George Gordon Meade Botanical Garden Washington Bartholdi Capitol General Meade Gettysburg Charles Graily Pennsylvania George Meade Spain Keystone General Grant

Loose Flowers at Arlington Honor Memorial Day

Memorial Day at Arlington National Cemetery sees loose blooms and sprays replacing formal set pieces. Peonies roses and gladioli blanket graves including the Unknown Soldier while many donors remain anonymous. Admiral Peary and Floyd Bennett graves attract consistent floral tributes on May 30.

Arlington National Cemetery Arlington Washington Florist Potomac Admiral Peary Floyd Bennett

West Wheatfield Social Roundup Highlights Mother's Day

Mr and Mrs George Clinson shopped Friday morning. Rose J Palmer visited Ella Palmer while her grandparents Mr and Mrs TR Shoup hosted. Mrs R C Palmer called on Mrs Guy Smyth. G A McConnell visited relatives, Alfred McConnell of Heshidon spent Sunday in Josephine. Norman and Mrs Murdock of Tarr Station joined Mrs Luther Carnathan for Mother's Day at Mt Tabor. Emphfield family and Wilber Blaine with Mrs G W Palmer also marked the day. Ena Palmer from Homer City visited cousin Mrs G W Clawson. Ida B Burk of Mt Tabor works in Pittsburgh. Mother's Day services drew large crowds at Ridge church led by Rev McVicer of Bolivar.

George Clinson George D. Palmer Blairsville Rose J. Palmer Ella Palmer A. TR. Shoup R. C. Palmer Guy Smyth G. A. McConnell George Shoup Alfred McConnell Heshidon Josephine Norman Murdock Tarr Station Murdock Luther Carnathan Mt. Tabor Chester Emphfield Wilber and Blaine Emphfield G. W. Palmer Ena Palmer Homer City G. W. Clawson Ida B. Burk Pittsburgh the Ridge Church Rev. McVicer Bolivar

Local callers visit from Slickville Dixonville and beyond

CHERRYHILL Mr and Mrs 0 D Askins and family from Slickville were recent visitors in the area. Addie Hull and Twila of Dixonville and Miss Margaret Tyger of Taylorsville called on Sunday. Mrs Edna Pyla visited Heilwood on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Irvin Gouchener of Pittsburgh were Sunday callers at Heilwood. Mr and Mrs R A Martin and daughter Ruth were recent callers from Indiana. Miss Gertrude Emigh spent a night with her sister Mrs Homer Bennett.

Indiana Gertrude Emigh Homer Bennett

Dividend notices for Associated Gas and Electric stock

The Associated Gas and Electric Company declares dividends on preferred stock with amounts $1.6214 per share for Series No 18 and $1.25 per share for Series No 7. Payable June 16 1980 to holders of record May 15 1930. M. G. O Keeffe Secretary.

M. G. O'Keeffe

Indiana Visitors and Local School Election Report

Indiana visitors including Mr and Mrs Norris Brown and Abraham Craft spent Saturday in Rochester Mills. Louise Ross elected Crawford No 1 school teacher for coming term. Dorothy Bee of Indiana finished second term at Crawford No 1 school. Edgar Gromley and David Gibson noted as Indiana callers and business visitors.

Rochester Mills Norris Brown Abraham Craft Indiana David Gibson Trndiana Louise Ross Crawford No. 1 Lisle Elder Punxsutawhey Charles Hoop Dean Richardson Parnassus Harry Richardson Mia Samuel Pollock Ohio

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