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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1922
Page
14
A parade and cemetery decorations are planned for Memorial Day with John S. Fisher of Indians delivering the memorial sermon. Social notices include visits from Mrs J H Peterman and others, hospital news, school term completions, and church activities with events at the M E church and the Presbyterian church.
PLUMVILLE EMe Wells plans painting for her house. Dr and Mrs A H Davis visit relatives in Columbus. Mrs Margaret Douds visits Pittsburgh. Howard Owing piano tuner from Saltsburg works here this week. Boyd Linkehart from Punxsutawney improves after a year of illness. Mrs M Boyer and Mrs C L McCurdy attend Hesse Wells funeral in Braddock. Douds family Sabbath visitors from Timblin. Reed Studios with Rev J W Fraser to Clarksburg then back. Ed Perry travels to New Kensington for work. A Lydie of Indiana paints Effie Wells home. Bankers convention in Pittsburgh this week. John and wife Loughry visit daughter and husband Bruce Loughry. Memorial day observers plan, citizens meet at nub.
Sunday visitors, weekend guests and travels populate these town briefs. Names include Margaret Allison visiting Steubenville, Morrell Robertson from Pittsburgh, and Eleanor Tuck returning from Youngstown, with numerous locals hosting relatives and friends across Homer City and Marion Center.
Mrs Warren G Harding’s Atlantic City shopping trip showcased white Georgetta crepe with minimal trimming as a fashion statement. Mrs Ti B McLean of Washington noted the trend and joined in purchasing one, signaling a potential style shift for feminine headgear.
Market listings show quiet trading and weak demand across sectors. Local readings include winter items, patent goods, and miscellaneous commodities with nearby sellers offering supplies and minor price signals.
Live stock quotations from Chicago show cattle prices fading with mixed bids. The report lists various classes including steer stock and heifers with prices around 50 and higher, Texas cattle and yearlings noted, and several figures for wethers and ewes.
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