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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1919

Page

10

News of County Towns in West Lebanon

Miss Laura Thompson of Indiana visits Mrs. W. E. Collins while Lulu Barber and baby and Miss Martha Shunk of Vandergrift visit Flodia Fulton. W. W. Ruddock moves to Samuel Henry farm. R. George calls in Kittanning. Dr. W. A. Simpson of Indiana helps Dr. Harmon with his mother. Independent district reelects Marian McAdoo and Lillian Allshone. Advanced room not let. Mabel and Lena Harmon of New York state care for ill mother. David Ruddock, now in Palestine Ohio, visits. Mrs. S. J. Rosensteel of Petersburg, Virginia, visits friends. W. O. Dillinger visits Homer City. W. H. Fenton of Indiana on business. D. A. Rosedsteel of Elders Ridge and James of Cleveland call on sister Mrs. A. C. Holstein.

Laura Thompson Indiana W. E. Collins Lulu Barber Martha Shunk Vandergrift Flodia Fulton W. W. Ruddock Samuel Henry Farm George Kittanning W. A. Simpson R. J. P. Harmon Marian McAdoo Lillian Burg W. O. Dillinger Homer City W. H. Fenton Indiania D. A. Rosedsteel Elders Ridge James Cleveland, O A. C. Holstein

Strongstown War Wounded Hero Returns Home

STRONGSTOWN Harry Altemus, severely wounded in France, returned home Saturday and is in serious condition. He is the son of Mrs. Jennie Maloy. Thirty six dollars were received for the Salvation Army at the pre social at Artemis school house. Maloyd Frank, home from Pend Mary mines to help on the farm. Edward Blackley, Rainbow division, came home Thursday after long service in France. Cloyd Hoffman resigned as teamster for B. J. Blackley Jr to carry the mail on the Vintondale route.

Harry Altemus France Jennie Maloy Salvation Army Maloyd Frank Pend Mary Edward Blackley Rainbow Division Cloyd Hoffman B. J. Blackley, Jr Vintondale

Letters Testamentary Granted for Estate of Robert F. Walker

Letters testamentary on the estate of Robert F. Walker late of Indiana borough deceased having been granted the undersigned those having claims against said estate are requested to present them duly authenticated for settlement and those knowing themselves to be indebted are requested to make prompt payment Arganet Walker O Hara Geo F Walker

Robert F. Walker Indiana Arganet Walker O'Hara Geo. F. Walker Emerson Hazlett Mary White Blairayille Boroutt Sill Payne John £. White Tarentum Toho U. Pierce Bertha B. Nibert Judiana Foun Oltnge

Administrators Notion for Liggett Estate

Peeler and Felt, Attorneys announce letters of administration issued for the estate of Robert C. Liggett of West Wheatfield Township. Creditors must present claims duly authenticated for settlement and those indebted must make prompt payments. Barbara W. Ligghtt Administratrix y lint Pa May 7 1019.

Third and Partial Account Filed for Znamel Bink Company

The account of James I. Jack and D. D. St. Lamb, receivers of Pens. Znamel Bink Company, was filed in the Prothonotary's office and set for approval on Bronday, June 2, 1919 at 10:01 am. Exceptions must be filed within ten days. otherwise the account will be confirmed absolute. Prothonotary Walter H. Ayers posted May 7, 1910.

Bronday A. mm James I. Jack and DD. St. Lamb Pens Znamel Bink Company A Corrotel Gh Walter H. Ayers

Small Town Social Roundup And Visits

Wright visits on business. H. H. Rummell returns from Nanty Glo after days with friends. Families travel and call on Culver Vintondale and Johnstown. Lectures, moves, and births reported. Local arrivals, visits, and community events fill the week.

Ridge callers and visitors crowd rural Avonmore area

Dr Nixon of Avonmore Tom Nix on Edman and John McAdoo of Maysville were Ridge callers Thursday evening. Miss Coleman of Vocational School spent the weekend with Miss Gooch of Maysville. Mr and Mrs T C Manners and daughter Ett a were Indiana visitors Thursday. Ronald Coulter and Robert Long were Apollo callers Saturday. Dwight Bruce of Apollo spent the past week with John Baker. C R Snyder hosted his parents from York. Steel Warner and daughters Dorothy and Helen visited. R E Fassett and wife attended a Salisbury Odd Fellows banquet Friday night. Mr and Mrs Ward Rosensteel and Bertha Pollack spent Tuesday at Spring Church.

Harry Mack Pitcairn Fred Lute Latrobe J. F. Lichteness J. N. Betts Grace R. T. Brendlinger Johnstown S. E B. Burkhart Bolivar G. C. Shew Brownsville Pittsburgh J. W. Landsberger Lockport Garfield Charles Glass R. Fulcomer H. G. Conley Edward Cummings Albert Brett Minerd Gertrude Townsend Avonmore George Ewing Mr. Johnston Salina Ridge Hubert Long M. D.lemaley Indiana Jyle Stewart Jacksonville Dr. Nixon Tom Nixon Edman John McAdoo Maysville Miss Coleman Miss Gooch T. C. Manners Etta Ronald Coulter Robert Long Apollo Dwight Bruce John Baker C. R. Snyder York Steel Warner Dorothy Helen R. E. Fassett Odd Fellows Salisbury Mra Ward Rosensteel Bertha Pollack Spring Church

Local visits over Sabbath noted in Norris Johnston and Mra Bartholomew gatherings

HAMIL Misses Iona and Larue Peffer were the guests of Mr. and Mrs J. M. Bartholomew on Sabbath. Norris Johnston and son Lawrence visited friends in this vicinity over Sabbath. Mr. and Mrs Samuel Mottern and son William were guests at Edgar Work’s home on Saturday.

Iona Larue Peffer Mra J. M. Bartholomew Norris Johnston Lawrence Samuel Mottern Willian Edgar Work

Gibson Clark Co Horsemen Senitor Percheron Stallions

Gibson & Clark Co announces stallion season at David Edwards's barn five miles east of Indiana on state road. Registered stallions Gideon Bel gian, Thorn King standard bred all sound with licenses and registration numbers. Capt Wad dell Jr Jack is un roistered but sound. Season begins May 14, 1919.

Gideon Thorn King Capt. Waddell, Jr Jack David Edwards Indiana State Road

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West Lebanon Strongstown the Bank the Farmers Bank of Indiana, Pa the Royal Road Geo. D. Leydic Wissel Bldg Postoffice Moore Indiana Pathe Teeler & Felt, Attorneys Peeler Nanty-Glo Janes Bugh Nole Samuel Helman Hannah J. B. Graham Dilltown Ida Wgol Shellsburg Bedford County Olive Mack G. H. Stephens Geo. M Walter Egell Ohio Leve Wm. Young Nova Scotia Rev. Beanland New York Lizzie Conrad Edward Woolf Brushvalley Eunice Mack Saxman Mrs. Stephens Jennie Trindle Seward J. E. Weaver Sara Stephens Marchand Ray. Lewis Steeley Tanana Samuel Wineberg Samuel Dorn Larue Pelfer Smicksburg Mahoning Glenn Rosborough Herbert Kensinger Punxsutawney William Henry Indiana Valleys Annie Moct C. E. Good Tone Lawrence Bartholomew Georgeville Lewis File Kathleen Altoona Lucy Pardee Wehrum J. C. Thomas M. A. Farnsworth Grant Laney Cockport John Langham Walter Napp Fleming Summit Blanche Farnsworth W. D. Powell Covode Don Shields Punxsutawney Hospital G. W. Sutter John McLaughlin Elders Bridge P.O. B Cleveland John A. Stokes E. Market St Grant Motor Car Corporation Blairsville, PA McDougall Teee Buchheit Bros Pollock PENNA Victrola Victrola Records S. Ren Pollock Court House F. O. B. Buffalo Marion Center Chambersville Ernest Graceton Coral Blacklick Blairsville Livermore Gibson & Clark Co
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