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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1925

Page

3

Indiana County Women Clubs Celebrate Fourteen Years

Members of the Indiana County Congress of Women’s Clubs gathered at the Presbyterian Church in Indiana Thursday for a fifteenth birthday program. Delegates from 17 clubs in the county and eight invited adjoining clubs discussed club aims ethics and county library operations, with remarks by Dr J A H Keith and Jane Town. A noon luncheon served 105 attendees as reports highlighted civic, literary and philanthropic work. The article also notes the convention of District 12 Sabath School Association at Plumcreek United Presbyterian Church on June 2 and a Marion Center High School class play Mice and Men scheduled for May 29-30.

Presbyterian Church Indiana Congress Indiana County Congress of Men’s Clubs Presbyterian Arch Ub Institute Pennsylvania Indiff CG. Daugherty Thestmoreland County Congress J. A. H. Keith Janetown Harrisburg India Christy Ladies’ Chorus of Infang Saltsbury Musical Club Parent-Teachers Association of Tridiana Ladies’ Aid Society The Blairaville Blacklick Creekside Clyamer Homer City Oman Indiana County Marion Center Peter Mark Embury Fearl McEwan Deborah Beulah Tyer Blaine Watzel Roger Goodlake Fred Houck Joanna Goodlake Quelle Laughlin the Foundling, Hospital Louise Ross Beadle the Foundling Hospital Glenevieve McCreery Peggy Little Britain Violet Ackerson Capt Geo. Lovell Mark Bmbury Mar- Fl

Personal Brevities From Town And Surrounding Areas

A stream of local social notes lists visitors and residents from Home, Marion Center, Glen Campbell, Washington Township, Clarksburg, Covode, New York City, Youngstown, Jennertown, Middlebury and more. Names include Frank Hamilton, Ora McGee, M. J. Boyer, C. H. Smith, Walter Blosa, J. E. Calhoun, Mantel Brewer, James H. Blakley, Clyde C. Seanor, George H. Elbel, Hater Dawson, Geo. Coyle, Madison McLaughlin, James Marsh, Harry S. Wynkoop, Lawrence Fairman, Charles C. King, Don Wright, H. G. Stephens, Ralph Moorhead, John H. Pierce, J. C. Kerr, and Mary Pierce, with travel to and from towns and attendance at festivals and colleges noted. Many are guests of relatives or visiting local shops and events.

Frank Hamilton Home Tueasday Ora McGee and Son Marison Center Indiana M. J. Boyer Shelocta C. H. Smith Walter Blosa Murray Glen Campbell R. D J. E. Calhoun Mantel Brewer Washington Township James H. Blakley Juear South Bend Clyde C. Seanor Minneanois Minn George Elbel Melvin Rossiter Hater Dawson Geo. Coyle Clarksburg W. Va Frank Beck North Sixth Street Madison McLaughlin Covode Daugher James Marsh Town Harry Wynkoop New York City By. W. Stephens New Concord Muskingum College H. G. Stephens R. Lininger Ruth Middlebury Ind

Sabbath School Convention to be Held at Trade City

The 81st annual Sabbath school convention of District No. 1, including all Mahoning townships, will be held at the Lutheran church in Trade City on June 3 and 4. Proceedings list sessions, devotions, addresses, reports, and discussions led by local clergy and community leaders. A separate report notes a large barn on Benjamin Lowman’s farm near Indiana burned after a lightning strike, causing heavy loss of hay, grain, livestock, and machinery with substantial uninsured damage. The fire consumed the structure within 45 minutes, and a new barn is planned.

Lowman Parm Trade City Wise North East South West Mahoning Townships Lutheran Church W. Bonnell J. A. MeInturi Lulu Gretta Buyt H. CG. Cridland A. D. Eberhart James FP. Chapman Walter Jackson Hon Lee Eleanor Tuck Musa Benjamin Lowman Indiana Lowman Than North Juneau Covode

Public sale at Kent residence Friday June 5 12 30

Auction of a five passenger Dodge touring car in good condition, a cow and 50 head chickens, cook and heating stoves, two couches, a Victrola, a large assortment of household goods, two shotguns and other articles. Auctioneers R. W. George. signed Paul Ronan.

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Farmers Tele phone Company of Indiana to hold meeting at Marion Center

The regular annual stockholders meeting for Armstrong and Jefferson counties will be at Marion Center on Tuesday June 2 1925 at 10 a m for officer elections and other lawful business. Divisions are urged to send delegates and blank certificates will be sent to properly accredited delegates. The executive board will meet in Marion Center on Monday June 1 1925 to audit accounts and address related business. In Memoriam for John W Iseman notes five years since his passing with family remembrance.

Farmers’ Telephone Company of Indiana Armstrong and Jefferson Counties Marion Center S. J. Mumanis John W. Iseman

Deaths and Obituaries in Blairsville Area

Andrew James Wilson died at 43 after a lingering illness at his Rural Valley area home. Survived by wife Martha Brown Wilson, three sons, father John A. Watson, and siblings. Funeral at his home with Rev. A S Bartz officiating. burial at Bart Valley Cemetery. Annie Heffelfinger, 76, died at home on West Church Street after two years illness. Member of Methodist Episcopal church, last survivor of seven siblings, funeral by Rev. Elliott S. White. interment Oakland Cemetery Blairsville. Miss Clara Luchsinger, Blairsville graduate, listed among Jefferson Hospital nursing class in Philadelphia.

Blanche Mae Edna Brown Vander Annie Heffelfinger West Church Street Methodist Episcopal Church Miss Heffelfinger Indiana Church Street Elliott $. White D. D Oakland Cemetery Blairsville Jefferson Hospital Philadelphia Clara Luchsinger Haat Chestnut Street

In loving memory of Annie Elizabeth Roser

In loving memory of Annie Elizabeth Roser born November 26 1918 died May 7 1926 Annie is safe in the army of Jesus Her body is laid to rest Her parting was painful but God knows best Supt of Sunday School May 27 1925- it

Annie Elizabeth Roser Annie Army of Jesus

Daughter Born to Prof and Mrs H M Trimble

Prof and Mrs H M Trimble of Ann Arbor announce the birth of a daughter, Mary Elizabeth, on May 20. Mr Trimble is a son of Harvey Trimble of town. Clarence Joseph, son of Mr and Mrs Ondree H Marsh of South Fifth Street, arrived at Indiana hospital Thursday night and is doing well.

Marsh Home Ondree H.marsh South Fifth Street Indiana Hospital Clarence Joseph Mes HLM Teliibdle Ann Arbor H. M. Trimble Mich Mary Elizabeth Mr. Trimble Harvey Trimble Town

Indiana County Bond Sale Notice for Highway Improvement

Indiana County Pennsylvania invites sealed bids for bonds totaling one million dollars to fund a highway improvement program. Bonds bear interest at a rate to be set by the county commissioners, payable semi annually, with maturities listed from 2028 through 1955. A five thousand dollar certified check accompanies each bid for the whole series. smaller lots available upon inquiry. P.O. Box and contact: J. J. Henderson, Clerk, Indiana County Commissioners, Indiana, Pa. May 20, 1825.

Office OF County Commissionera Indiana Pennsylvania Indiana County Tay Lod J. J.henderson

Teachers Wanted for Ennui School Year

Blacklick township school board to meet at Graffton schoolhouse Monday June 1 at 1 30 PM to elect teachers for the coming year and to consider bids for coal and wood. Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. John Archibald president. West Mahoning township board to meet in Smicksburg Friday May 2 1925 at 2 PM to elect teachers for the ensuing term. C Gahagan secretary Loop fa

Blacklick Township Graffton John Archibald Blackick C. Nipprs Blacklick Smicksburg C. Uncapifer Utehe Plumville Borough Dorough D. W. Douds J. Welch Plumyilie Tice Cherryhill Township Penn Run J. A. Simpson J. Bmi Poun Kun West Mahoning Township C. Gahagan Becy NOPCE School Board of Green Township Pine Flats Gere Ty Donahey Clymer I Pine Wats Walter L. Myers D. Donahey Chimer Ste

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