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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1923
Page
9
South Bend notes show Miss Virginia Wherry visiting grandfather J N Wherry and many local residents shopping or visiting Indiana neighbors. Several families attend church or celebrate births and improvements, with updates on school term end, gifts, and a planned farm move to Olivet.
Notice to electors of Cherry Tree Borough Indiana County Pennsylvania of an election on June 21 1923 to raise 15000 dollars to build a four room addition and retire floating debt. Last assessed valuation 322827 the district debt totals 8356000 bonded and 150005000 floating with 04646 percent increase. Board president J W Peterman and secretary Mrs Mo Lemon sign the notice May 16 1923.
A newspaper combination offer lists The Progress, Pittsburgh Daily Gazette Times and The National Stockman and Farmer all one year for 6.50. Substitute The Pittsburgh Daily Post if preferred. Gazette Times is Republican while Post is Democratic. Cash with order. Address Indiana Progress, Indiana, Pa. 16-tf
Mrs Mo Carnahan is on the sick list at her son Ben s home. Mrs Henry Faith returned home after an operation in Punxsulawney hospital. Flood hits town over Saturday and Sunday. J M Johnston and son George visited Pillsburg. Club ladies meet Monday. Mission donation from M E church largely contributed. Aid Society presented a fine table to the church. Mrs Mary Johnston called to ill son Michael s home. Mrs C A DeHaven on the sick list. McKinley Adamson and bride return from two weeks vacation. Mrs John Miller visiting her brother Austin at Greensburg. Shanni families moved to Niagara Falls. Dr A J Mulligan to Chicago for training. But Alexander back in town, improving. Rev Cooley hosted at Mrs Mary Johnston s home. Harry Clark spent Sunday with his ill brother.
Mildred Spruce and Gilbert Douglas Ruth Repine and families visited Mr. and Mrs. Pierrie Long on Thursday. Oliver Bounett and family from Indiana were guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Brown Sunday. Mrs. W. Patterson and Ruth Repine spent Thursday with R. M. Patterson. Boyd Frank visited his parents on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Mowser were Sunday guests of friends at Wattleg J. S. Brown Martintown was a seven here recently. John and Harold Bagley called at the Brown home Sunday. M. Griffith was a recent guest of Tina Plaza friends. Mrs. Mary Cresswell called on Elizabeth Keener Thursday. S. S. Griffith spent the weekend in Johnstown. Mrs. Wm. Isenberg of Greenwich was a business caller here Saturday. Lawrence Repine and Melvin Douglas are employed at Commodore Wat. MacDunnell and family moved from Hagen farm near here to Somerville farm near Garman's Mills. Hudson Trout visited his daughter Mrs. Harry McDonnell. John Waugerman moved from Greenwich to the Gibson house formerly owned by Frank Yarnell. Wil Roudebush and family spent Sunday with his brother at Coral who is seriously ill. George Joins and family from Indiana spent Sunday with daughter Mrs. Alfred Brown who is seriously ill. Jay Davis and family spent Sunday at Ernest. Melvin Studtmilk, employed at Indiana, spent Saturday night with his parents. Robert Stevenson left Saturday for Chambersburg, to remain a few weeks. Jay C. G. Devis made a business trip to Johnstown Thursday. Frank Peloskey of Savan spent Sunday with Harry Brown and family. Wil Bolvin and family called on friends at Cherry Tree Sunday.
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