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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1926
Page
3
Mrs Lincoln Gibson and daughter Tissie called in Cherry Tree while many neighbors and relatives visited over the weekend. Several families from Cherry Tree, Martinsburg, Indiana, Commodore and nearby towns were listed as callers or guests at homes of Patterson, McDannell, Brown, Hess, Brady, Bennett, and others. Many residents were reported ill or recovering, with visits noted and church rally attendees named.
No. 1 Dorothy Waterson visits Salina relatives. A shower hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Silvis at their uncle and aunt HW H Nfanna home. Jurors named for June court in Kittanning include Rupert Klingensmith Coleman and others. Maria McLaughlin of Vander Brill visits mother Mrs I M Marts. HH WHtanna shops in Indiana. George Spur from Apolia hangs wallpaper. Robert McGown ill at home. Silvis couple moves to Townsend Jim houses.
Mr and Mrs N A Davis and Mr and Mrs Ira Davis were recent sisters in Apollo. Mrs Diana Beighley called on Sarah and Maria Smith. Edith Ruffner had ag her guests son Saturday. The Munsberger family of Olivet visited in the Hid Boyer home. Miss Bowser of Druin elected teacher for South Bend school. Mr and Mrs Irvin Kelly of Phimerenk were Sunday visitors. H H Tanna and wife were Sunday callers in the Moorhead home. Lawrence Johnston of Pittson spent the weekend with his daughter Mrs S P Burke. Clyde Palmer a business caller at Penn Run Thursday. Mrs Alonzo Spade spent Thursday and Friday with her sister Mrs Chas Clawson of Robinson. Mrs Colling Mack and sister Elsie Lichtenfels visited at G R Shoup's. Mrs C E Palmer and daughters Esther and Ivy Gene called at S P Burke's. There will be Sabbath school and preaching at Mt Tabor Evangelical church Sunday May 28 at 1 30 pm. Flora Clark called at Ada Walheck's. Mrs P Burke and sons Parry and Zane and daughter Olive called at C E Palmer's. Mr and Mrs Q O G Shoup and niece Itva Palmer were Bolivar callers Saturday evening. Forrest Lichtenfels of Johnstown spent the weekend with his parents. Mrs Samuel Mahon of near New Florence spent Wednesday with her parents. Bryce Palmer and brother James were Blairsville callers Saturday evening.
Mr and Mrs Bert Cramer and direhtors Vorda and Leonie spent Sunday with his daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Morrell Campbell. Mr and Mrs John Barkley and Dwight Crumney of Brushvalley visited Emma Pair and Mrs WW Stiles and sons Donald and Mack along with Mrs Stiles parents Mr Milton Palmer. A prayer meeting was held Sunday in the home of Mr and Mrs George McCreery.
Mrs Adams and Mrs McCreery hosted relatives from Mrs Adams parents. Milton Boring and Walter Stiles visited friends Sunday. Miss Hazel Cramer returns to Belsano home. John and Mrs Shearer welcome a baby girl. Walter Isenberg buys a Ford roadster. Harvey Rhine closes term of school. A picnic dinner drew many friends. John Wagner Jr visited Strongstown Sunday. Watson Dill and Miss Cramer motor to Belsano Saturday. Miss Lulu Young called on the Pyers family. Grace Peddicord visited her sister Mrs Shearer. Rachel Parsley visited Frances Strince Wednesday.
Arcadia updates include Miss Truedell Powell returning to Erie after a vacation with her parents the Powells. Various residents visit and travel between Winburne Burnside and Clearfield. A baccalaureate sermon attracts a large crowd. The Lading Aid meets at Mrs Voyzey’s home. The Juneau ball team loses at home 11 to 6. Administrators announce estate and water company notices along with teaching positions in Blacklick township.
Mrs Henry Rishel traveled to Patton on Thursday to spend a couple of weeks with her son David and his family. Omer Downey of Indiana is visiting.
The Indiana County National Farm Loan Association urges farmers to consider long term loans through the Federal Land Bank system. It cites 1925 data showing 39,905 farmers aided with $127,855,000 in loans, noting low interest, mortgage reduction, no renewals, and transferability. Written by D R Tomb Secretary-Treasurer, April 7, 1926.
Administrators announce the estate of Henry Rishell late of Stochaster Mills now deceased. Creditors must present duly authenticated claims for settlement and debtors must make prompt payment. Patton, Akron, and Nibshell named as administrators. April 7, 1980.
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