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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1923
Page
3
The notice details subscription prices and payment terms for AN Resolutions Obituary Notices and Poetry. It lists cash in advance requirements and rates for nine months six months and three months, with amounts shown in a garbled form. It references The Indiana Progresa in Wana Pa and demands strict cash in advance.
Memorial Day activities include grave decorations in cemeteries, a 9:30 am parade from Court House to the park, and cenotaph services. Pittsburgh educator Dr. W M Davidson will deliver the memorial address after the G A R ritual, with Col Richard W Watson as chief marshal and Boy Scouts band leading.
Joseph and Campbell Robinson of Homer City spent Saturday with sister Emma Fisher. Sara Steffey visits her sister Mrs. Charles Miller of New Florence. Mrs. Charles Bowser and Mrs. Clark Cline attend children’s conference of Sunday school workers at Indiana. William Lewis and children Vernon and Irene of Johnstown visit mother Mrs. Jane Lewis for Mother's Day. Mrs. Morris Walback visits sister Mrs. Raymond Robinson of Herminie. Glenn Clawson of Punxsutawney departs after working here. Prof. Somers of Johnstown hosts Boy Scout benefit talk in Scout hall. Eugena Walbeck visits Johnstown. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Arford move into part of Mrs. M. J. Montgomery’s house. Mrs. Charles Ganallo shops in Johnstown. Notice to readers explains seven cents per line for Cards of Thanks and Poetry in death notices. six words per line estimate, seven cents per line.
Obituary notices record the May 3 death in Buffalo of 2% year old Edgar Dick son of Mr and Mrs G H Dick of Penn Run due to pneumonia after five months in Buffalo. Survived by parents and siblings in Moorhead Ja5 Paul Salt Lake City Martha Chicago Mrs K P Love and Stella at home Penn Run. Funeral conducted at home by Rev Omit Indiana. Burial in Harmony cemetery. Also memorial verses accompany Mary Elizabeth Cribbs died May 8 in South Mahoning Town ship age 48 6 22 wife of Jas G Cribbs and mother of Cloud M Alberta 3 James K and Walter C all at home sister Jennie A Brewer Rossmoyne. Lutheran services in Smicksburg led by Rev Frank Punxsutawney. Burial Lutheran cemetery Smicksburg. Card of Thanks by Beulah Ferrier family May 16 1923 thanks neighbors and friends for kindness and car use.
Hillsdale society notes describe Mr and Mrs Mia and family visiting over the weekend. Names include Roy Kidd, several local residents, and various couples attending church and community events. School commencement and church services are mentioned in passing.
A store in Indiana Pa will hold a demonstration of Red Star Vapor Stove cooking starting Monday May 28 and ending May 40. The event invites women to see how foil fuel use is improved by the oil stove.
South Bend area brief reports visits and daily life details. Jimmie Patterson of Leechburg visits grandparents Mr and Mrs J N Wray. Janet Downsend and Alyle Pelsney of Van Emarkt high school visit home. Carl and Kaly of Apollo weekend visitors. Local residents observed on Sunday afternoon. James Boyer appointed as assessor for South Bend township succeeding Hamer Young who resigned.
Mr and Mrs Allahouse and Virgie attended the funeral of George Saligbury on Tuesday. Miga Jane Treightey of Renter Falls is staying several weeks with her niece Mrs Altio Belghley.
Glen Campbell Minx Mitchell Cressely spent Sunday with relatives at Cherry Tree Sunator 1. O Clark returned to Carris Jing after weekend here. Armstrong pastor of the M Me ehareh at Clearfield held quarterly econ pave aet to the Union ehareh Sunday evening. Mrs Clark Avert of Vanxsutawney and rod Mannerberg of Hailton visited estate patents AL and its W. AL Mannerhet Eday. Meutind Mra J W A Rowley entertained men s Ue class of the Presbyter date Sunday hool Thuralay evening. ounattseph Berry attended the funeral of their brother Thomserry at Murrindale Friday. Mrs Levi Conner and daughter Gaye visited the former's son Magar Conner at Teensboro late woe.
Multiple school boards across Barret Montgomery Cherryhill Brushvalley White and other townships announce meetings in May and June 1923 to elect teachers for the upcoming terms, receive bids for coal fuel and transportation, and conduct school supplies bids. Notices include deadlines, locations such as Penn Ry and Blackinlkin, and names of board presidents and secretaries.
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