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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1931

Page

6

Executor's Notice for G A Brickell Estate

Jack and Jack, attorneys, executors announce letters testamentary for the estate of G A Brickell of Banks Township deceased. All claims must be presented duly authenticated for settlement. Known inhabitants are asked to make prompt payment. Rosalter Pa May 6 1931.

Jack G. A. Brickell Banks ‘Township Lemon MI Bal Rosalter R.D Wm. Hi. Merce Execoutoh Kenlanin J. Wilson Armatrong Township Peeler

Executrix Notice for William Reed Estate

William Reed of Indiana Borough died leaving claims against the estate. Executrix Mus. Ra Reed resides at 804 North Sixth Street Indiana Pennsylvania. Creditors must present claims by April 29, 1931 with proper proof.

Social notes from South Bend and nearby towns

Mrs. Melvin Silvis entertained the W. F. C. club and hosted visits from numerous friends and relatives including Carl Fleming and the Moorehead family. Many locals and visitors stopped by the Silvis and Ruffner homes, with several couples traveling between towns and attending gatherings in Cantonsville, Mount Union, Dixonville, and Niles. The column ends with a lighthearted town joke about a prank call exchange between a wife and husband.

South Bend Melvin Silvis Hobart Shellhammer Tom Boyer Royden Fulton McGaughey Olive Beighley Zions Valley John Wasson James Moorehead Indiana W. L. Moorhead Clara Townsend Martha B. E. E. M. Club Alfred Silvis Parkwood R. A. Silvis Dan Ruffner Mr. Callender New Kensington Alshouse

Pay Tribute at Patriot Graves

A Memorial day message honors the sacrifice of American servicemen and the nation’s debt to those who gave their lives. It urges all citizens to remember, reflect, and participate in observance beyond holiday merriment to preserve democracy and national greatness.

America Republic Repubic United States

Sailors Memorial for Chicago to Honor Enlisted Navy

A permanent Chicago sailors memorial rises forty feet high and will feature a statuary group atop. The base houses a twenty five by twenty five foot reliquary room storing souvenirs and trophies for remembrance.

Chicago America

Bequeathed Liberty Memorial Observed For War Roots

Bequeathed Liberty Memorial day is observed with reminders that the country was born in war, matured in the Civil War, and has defended its ideas and territory in war. Citizens’ liberty was secured by soldiers and sailors who chose death over life for a free country. They built the nation and its institutions for posterity, whose gratitude is reverent memory of victorious forebears.

Local Social Notes from Geor geville and Nearby Areas

Mrs Nora Dickie of Vandergrift visiting sisters Mrs Clive Hamilton and Mrs Bell Van Horn. R R Hazletts spent weekend with Guy Kime in Indiana. Cy Cramer family and Margaret Hickox Sabbathed with Oliveburg friends. Mrs Q A Whitaker spent week with daughter in Covode returned home. Hannah Lemmon and son Noble visited Indiana friends. Mildred Kinter, Latrobe teacher, weekend with parents Burt and Mrs Kinter. Mary Simpson returns home for summer from State Teachers College. Attended Phumville High school commencement Wednesday. Mrs Donald Lockhart and Mrs Howard Lockhart visited A L Means. John McCormick family of Canada spent Sabbath at Whitaker home. Willis Frederick returned from Butler. Walter Steele of Butler visited. McEwen of Sligo spent Thursday night with Hazletts.

Nora Dickie Vandergrift Clive Hamilton Bell van Horn R. R. Hazlett Guy Kime Indiana Hannah Lemmon Noble Mildred Kinter Latrobe Burt Kinter Mary Simpson State Teachers College Phumville High School Donald Lockhart Howard Lockhart A. Li Means John McCormick Canada Q. A. Whitaker Willis Frederick Butler Walter Steele McEwen Sligo

Community Visitors and School Events Reported

Greensburg visitors include Mr and Mrs Albert Jacoby and family plus Mr and Mrs Hice. Jane Brown stays with John Engle. Spruce visitors were Mr and Mrs Samuel Bowser. High school play at Commodore attended by several students. Indiana visitors Mr and Mrs Oliver Bennett at Pine Plats. Pittsburgh visitors C V Asking and daughter at Agile home. Helen Gibson of Pine Flats visited Heilwood school. Edna Pyle called at Heilwood. Parent teachers meeting at Heilwood drew attendees.

Albert Jacoby Indiana C. V. Asking Pittsburgh Helen Gibson Pine Flats Heilwood School Edna Pyle Heilwood

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