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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1926
Page
8
Sioux City heads the list of Iowa cities with extensive concrete street paving begun in 1911. Nearly 2,000,000 square yards are in excellent condition, cutting street maintenance costs and dressing up the city. The pavements tie to Woodbury County roads, keeping farmers and trade moving in all weather.
Sabbath visits and weekend gatherings are listed for residents including Jennie Rodgers, Melina Tomb, Scott Rodgers, Jesse Mack, Harry Tinkcom, Marguerite Cunningham, H R Paloon, Willa Rodgers, Bion Tomb, Miller family, and Wm Frye’s Altoona trip. Seniors at Memorial hospital in Johnstown include Curtis Heakins and George Bracken. Local travel to Heshbon to hear Rev. Peacock and Brush Valley high school girls’ basketball game against Armagh are mentioned amid community notes.
Mrs Porter Black and family visit Johnstown while James Cunningham’s grandson Curtis Shomo vacation in Indiana. Francis Foster visits uncle John Foster in Blataville. Olive Robinson weekends with Jeannette relatives. Several local graduates noted as Bolivar High School participates. sermons and commencements observed in Bolivar churches. A newborn daughter to Jesse McHliwe and a hospital operation for Mrs Andrew Mills are reported with improving condition.
Local notes report Curry's Run gathering at the Pathi home and a memorial service planned for the United Presbyterians on Saturday at 10:00 a.m. Socials at Parke wood, a farewell as the Rhodes move to New Kensington, and several visits and church announcements follow. Movements include Mrs. Sharp ill, Miss Sell returning to school, and trips to Indiana and Punxutawney with community events and preaching scheduled for June 6.
Smicksburg items report Mr and Mrs McCurdy Bush moving to the Loop for work. Visitors include Mrs Quint Whitaker and the Black family. George Weston bought a fine cow from Punxsutawney’s Scott Chambers. Local residents, church groups, school staff, and several families are mentioned with visits, employment and illnesses. Sunnyside updates note Daisie Bush employed in Marion Center, Mrs Harvey Schrecengost and Paul guests, Budd Burkey improving, and many local callers and errands across Wilgus, Indiana, and nearby areas.
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