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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1911

Page

5

Visitors and social rounds in county towns

Mrs J W Mack and daughters Gunnie and Bima were Johnstown visitors on Friday. Miss Lillian Brantlinger of Pitcairn visited her grandparents Samuel Felton and wife. Mrs L Shaffer and daughter Ja visited the Mack family in Armagh. Miss Jennie Reynolds of Brush Valley hosted Miss Altan Shaffer. Merle McCormick and Ray Wagner of Headbon called. The Ladies and Junior Missionary Societies meet at Bethel Church next Monday. Hugh Mack and C N McKelvey were Heslidon callers. Clyde Bennett visited West Fairfield. Parkwood notes include visits to Homer City and Indiana, and many locals visiting relatives or attending services. A singing at Hill Top school house is planned. Georgeville runners and visitors from Smethport and Punxsutawney noted. The Stafford Hageball Association reorganized with old officers reelected. The Ladies’ Aid plans a Trip Around the Pele in Miners Hall.

J. W. Mack Gunnie Bima Johnstown Mise Lillian Brantlinger Pitpalin Samuel Felton Mack Andre D. Mack Shaffer T. ©. Mack Armagh Paul Reich Ray Lichtenfels Robinson C. H. Hutchinson Bethel Church H.S. McClain Weat Wheatfield Township Hugh Mack C. N. McKelvey Clyde Bennett West Fairfield Parkwood Bessie B. Crale Homer City John O. Campbell W. F. Smith Quade Indiana Laura Wiggins Grover and Carl Marstellar John A. Caldwell Blanche Mabel Warner Beckinger Avonmore Charles Wilkinson Elsie Campbell Near Here W. J. Ray James Wilkinson Hill Top School James Chapman J. J. Hill M. BH Kinter Frye Martha Speady Plumville Alice Butler O. Brown Marchand Peter Stear Hear Town G. E. Simpson Georgeville John Meckley Mariosh Genter Q. A. Whitaker Misa Lola Kime Samuel McCormick Helen Dunlap Heilwood Bert Kinter W. A. McCormick Misa Emabel Nichol Nathan C. Shaeffer Punxsutawney Staroad Buterbaugh Ligonier Rand Westlay R. Buterbaugh Sarah Fleming Diamondville Wassam H. R. Buterbaugh Barnesboro

Local Notes From South Bend And Elders Ridge

Local society items report visits and illnesses. Leona toveley visits Mrs Buterbauch's mother. Joseph Dorma and Mrs Oak Learn ill. Lon Johnston improves his house with a new roof and paint. B H Clemson of Heilwood visits family. Elma Long and Mabel Clemson visit Lulu Lydick. John Hipple of Barnesboro visits friends. QC BR Wooltey and Emma of Cloe stay at former home. ice cream festival at S A Crossman's home. Miscellaneous visits across South Bend and Elders Ridge. church and funeral attendance noted. exams passed by Buff Coleman and others. residents visiting kin in nearby towns.

Leona Toveley Emma I Cloe A. Crossman Migs Coia Cgletinon Milas Golda Lydiak South Biend Lulu Alshouse Vandergrift Galley Mercer J. A. Lowry Lavina George Saltsburg Alshouse Joseph Alshouse Margaret Fred K. Stamm Weat Lebanon Zenas Fiscus Alvie Hanna Walter Sites McKeesport

Social Visit Notes From Wallopsburg Community

Mrs Mary Wilcox returned to Greensburg to visit relatives Virtue Adams visited Creekside on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Kepple from Advance were guests of Geo Adameon family on Sunday Miss Bertha Parks was guest of Mrs George Edwards on Sunday.

Ambrose James Spencer Blairsville Nancy Fannie Spencer Harry Pierce Yatesboro Annie Bell Blacklick E. F. Lewis Emma Kirkpatrick Plumville McGaugh Wallopsburg Mary Wilcox Greensburg Virtue Adams Creekside V .Kepple Advance Geo. Adameon Bertha Parks George Edwards

Plumville and Cherry Tree Socials and Visits Mixed

Local notes reveal visits and calls among residents in Plumville Cherry Tree Clymer and Dixonville. Names include Roy McQuilken near Dayton Ethel Cook of Chicago Mrs Mary Rankin Mrs R N Work Silas Brady and families. A buggy accident near I J Welch injures no one. Community events include Odd Fellows meeting at Wilkes Barre, Children’s Day exercises, and a Memorial Day skating rink festival in Plumville with a charity supper.

Plumville Roy McQuilken Dayton Krienda Ethel Cook Won Chicago Mary Rankin R. N. Work DuBois Silas Brady Wilkin I. J. Welch Emma Kirkpatrick Ambrose Harry Lakehart Punxsutawney Merle Shaffer Verne Douds Norman Pifet J. Snyder Eveni Milt Peters Valley W. Doud WOU UCC Wilkins Plumville Burg John Christy Pittsburg Davison Odd Fellows O'neil’s Heagen

Ordinance 216 authorizes Seventh Street paving in Indiana Borough

The Town Council approves grading curbing and paving Seventh Street between Booth and Church, funded by two thirds of adjacent property assessments. Borough Engineer to supervise. bids to be solicited and contracts awarded with Council approval. Ordinance dated May 6 1911 and approved May 15 1911. Memorial Day decorations advertised at Henry Hall's.

South Street Church Street Indiana Seventh Street Carh Atu Pve Atree BEIT Booth Street Church v Street le Mide Teraueh Mngineer Connell J. Wood Clark Corncil

Soil survey notes lime benefits for southwestern Pennsylvania crops

Information for farmers from a recent soil survey in southwestern Pennsylvania explains lime's role in neutralizing soil acidity, improving humus levels, and increasing nutrient availability. It notes lime loosens compacted clays, enhances moisture retention, and aids crops that fix nitrogen, like clover, while urging regular lime applications for continued yields.

Pennsylvania National State Departments of Agriculture J. N. Langham Lima Solla

Lime and stable manure key to soil health in eastern regions

A rural guide stresses using lime and stable manure as the foundation of soil improvement. It notes lime is not a fertilizer, warns against overreliance without organic matter, and promotes leguminous crops like red and Alsike clovers to boost humus. It also discusses costs, methods, and benefits of on-farm lime burning and proper manure management.

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