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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1925
Page
11
Residents of Bolivar and nearby areas hear church events and parades planned for Sunday. Births, visitors from Somerset and Indiana, and a new monthly Community Interest paper published by Bolivar Chamber of Commerce are noted along with school and vacation Bible school plans.
John McCullough and John Askins visit Cherryhill from Buffington and Center counties. H M Pyle calls at Clark Keiths while Wesley Askins stays with Wini Tyger in Taylorsville. Ralph Johns attends a Sunday school convention in Taylorsville. AMS Elizabeth Ros dies at home age 11 24. Laurel Swamp cemetery hosts the service.
Kenwood Venom and Blaine Lines stayed with Mr and Mrs Frank Amond of Pennlton then returned home. Miss Marie Adams, at tending selfhol at Mbensburg, returned Name Friday. A number from this vicinity attended the dairy demonstration at Clymer Thursday evening. Mrs W W Fusten and Gon Perrin were Indiana callers Saturday. Eddy Emelgh and Ells Smith with Hazel Buterhaugh and Ethel Emeleh attended church at Cookport Sunday evening. Mr Cregsley is all smiles. Carey Bagcher of Kseaverdale had a girl. Warren Buterbaugh has painted his house. Mr Adams and J B Smith were in Hillsdale Saturday.
Charlie Cramertis moved to Lucerne Mines where he was employed. Chief of Police O Wy Check and Th FB Smith were Indiana callers Friday. Mrs UWeory Edwards and family of Stafford visited her brother Pat Henry on Wednesday. Charles McGinley was a business caller in Induna Wednesday. The Presbyterian church Sunday school convention Saturday was largely attended. William Jackson moved from the Beene farm to town. Ross Holwes and family were Indiana shoppers Saturday evening.
In Their Memory With bowed heads we stand, as the remaining few of the G. A. R. go marching by, sad in the knowledge that within a few years at the most they will no longer be with us. Yet we glorify them in the great deeds which they accomplished in the past, and as we stand in silent tribute, we pray that their reward may be measured, in accord with the service which they have rendered. Our heroes of the Civil war, and the World war, died for an ideal, and that ideal must burn in all our minds, find entrance to all our hearts.
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