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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1923

Page

6

Portage visitors and birthday celebration noted

Portage residents Fred Black and wife and Karl Mitchell with family were callers in town last week. A. J. Lydick hosted a birthday party for son Harry turning 17 with guests including Jiazell McCurley, Shank family members, Blanche Lydick and others and a 6 o'clock supper followed by ice cream and cake. Nearby visits included Mrs. Bence from Dixonville visiting sister Mrs. Oakes. Indiana visitor Mrs. Houpt and Tarentum resident Merle White were mentioned. James McKeehan and children plus Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Shank visited A. J. Long in Diamondville.

Fred Black Karl Mitchell Portage A. J. Lydick Harry Jiazell McCurley C. C. Shank Arthur Bernard John Shank Wade Kenneth Blanche Lydick Maygon Shank Amanda Shank Wm Dick Walter Mason Carl Bence Dixonville Earl Oakes Robert Houpt Indiana Merle White Tarentum Alex Good James McKeehan M. W. Shank A. J. Long Diamondville

Mr. and Mrs Steeth Visit Town From Indiana

Mr and Mrs Paul Steeth of Indiana were callers in town last week seeing local sites and meeting residents.

Paul Steeth Indiana

Cherry Tree Visitors Attend Weekend Dances in Town

Caldwell and family from Johns Town visited Mrs. Caldwell's parents Mr and Mrs J Birkerbaugh along with Mr and Mrs Miles Rauch and Miss Neva Thompson of Barnesboro for a Saturday night dance. Mrs J B Baker and daughters Kathryn and Ruth went to Swing Out at Indiana Normal. Betty and Dorothy Dorvitt vacation with relatives in Crampion. Little Billy Parker of Clearfield visits grandparents Mr and Mrs Wm Trogger. Mr and Mrs John Lemon and Misses Dorothy Lemon and Marie Fitzpatrick attended the circus in Indiana Friday. K O Lytle and son Tom were in Mechanicsburg and Indiana Saturday. Mrs Frank Ruger and children spent several days last week with her relatives.

Wo. Caldwell Johnstown Crampion Billy Parker Clearfield Wm. Trogger John Lemon Dorothy Lemon Marie Fitzpatrick Indiana Lytle Tom Mechanicsburg Frank Ruger

Social notes from Arcadia to Ebensburg

Miss Winifred Stiffier visited in Arcadia last week. Jack Myers spent days in Indiana. Dr Starl and family motored to Jersey Shore and Williamsport Sunday for a week. Mrs B W Hawes and Starry visited J B Walker in Johnstown Thursday. James Long and family returned to Culver after two weeks with J W Heyner and Joss Baker. J G Cooper and family were visitors over Sunday. Mary Stewart took Olen Cramer to Johnstown Saturday and Williat in Irwin before returning home. Miss Olenn Manion of Ebensburg stays with her uncle Duke Nelson.

Tipperary Winifred Stiffier Arcadia Jack Myers Indiana

Creekside Community Notes Highlight Local Visits

Mrs W B Klein and children visited Mrs Laura Spence on Monday. Janes Gibson smiles for the camera. Vaughn Moore returns to work after a two week absence. Mrs Anthony Stuchell improving slowly. Mrs J A Harman in town on Saturday. Communion services at Presbyterian church after revival meetings. Miss Dibble guest of Mildred Craven last week. Vaughn Wendricks and Mr and Mrs W S Johnston motored to Ise lin and Saltsbury Sunday. Melvin White and family at Vandergrift part of last week. Leonard Clark and Floyd Boshell went to Vandergrift Saturday.

W. B. Klein Laura Spence Janes Gibson Vaughn Moore Anthony Stuchell J. A. Harman Presbyterian Church Miss Dibble Mildred Craven Harry Wendricks W. S. Johnston Iselin Saltsbury Melvin White Vandergrift Leonard Clark Floyd Boshell

Local social notes from Rochester Mills and nearby towns

Mr and Mrs David Bevan and Mr Lemon of New Kensington visited Mrs Fanny Locke over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Wm Gibson and son Carlisle and Mrs Edgar Work and daughter Alice were Pungautewney callers Saturday. Beyer Pierce moved his family to a new Grant street home. Join Gray was an Indiana caller Friday. Mr and Mrs Harry McMahan Commodore were town callers Sunday. Sherman Hadden and Lee Richardson were Indiana business callers Saturday.

Rochester Mills David Bevan Lemon New Kensington Fanny Locke Wm. Gibson Carlisle Edgar Work Alice Fay Richardson Mimer Indiana Harry Richardson Beyer Pierce Grant Streets Join Gray Harry McMahan Commodore Sherman Hadden Lee Richardson

Local callers and visitors visit Uniontown area

COOKPORT Clifford Stiller and family were Uniontown callers Tuesday evening. James Rodkey, employed at Hellwood, spent days with his son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Willis Buterbaugh. S 1 McCullough and family spent Sunday in town. Home talent play in community building drew large attendance. Adah Baker and family of Johns town visited mother Mrs George Baker. Sim Long and family visited Jerry Lydie. Callers in Indiana last week were Mr and Mrs Clarence Henry and D H Wilt.

Clifford Stiller Uniontown James Rodkey Hellwood Willis Buterbaugh S. 1 McCullough Adah Baker Johnstown George Baker Sim Long Jerry Lydie Indiana Clarence Henry D. H. Wilt

Holstein Day Draws Crowds Near Livermore In Indiana Co

A Holstein field day at Livermore Indiana County drew about 100 people on May 24. Attendees toured the dairy facilities and heard talks by Dr. Fritz of the Bureau of Animal Industry and BE B Fitts on tuberculin testing and dairy efficiency. Miss Ormsby Alcarta Frilly was highlighted for class records. Youth judging contests named Dwight Patterson Arthur Hood and Wilbur Barclay as winners. A consignment sale is planned for June 22 at the Indiana County Fair Grounds with 45 purebred Holsteins and multiple bulls and cows to be tuberculin tested and sold. Participating farms include Cream Rose Dairy Livermore and several Indiana area breeders.

Livermore W. W. LB. Arkwoll Ormsby Alcartra Frilly Pennsylvania Fitts Than Dwight Patterson West Lebanon Arthur Hood Elders Ridge Wilbur Barclay Lewisville Indiana State College the Savings & Trust Co R. W. Beamer Hiders Ridge Indiana County Fair Sixth Street Fairground W. W. B. Arkcoll Blaine Short R. D Cream Rose Dairy Farm Harry 0. Kimmel Sheloca J. Miller Homer City

Local Socials Across Indiana and Nearby Towns

Mr and Mrs Jesse Burnheimer and guests attended the show in Indiana Friday evening. Everett Fladden and family visited George Lee Thursday. Mrs Mollie Powell and son John shopped in Glen Campbell. Chas Powell and Mrs visited Glen Campbell Friday. Cora Trimble called on Mrs John Kerr last week. Rank Claranc and Mamie Rank with Rev Cross and family attended Smithport church last week. Rank Colgan of Smithport visits daughter Mrs Ray Powell. Warl Frye and family near Cherry Tree called on Mrs Jesse Bornheimer Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Carol Powell spent the week with Howard Powell. Eric Carlson called in Arcadia Friday evening.

Jesse Burnheimer Powell Bob Wilt Indiana Everett Fladden George Lee Mollie Powell John Glen Campbell Chas Cora Trimble John Kerr Claranc+ Rank Mamie Rank Rev. Cross Smithport Rank Colgan Ray Powell Warl Frye Cherry Tree Jesse Bornheimer Carol Powell Howard Powell Eric Carlson Arcadia

Indiana Visitors and Local Callers Noted Amid Social Roundup

Blair Nelson and sister Mary visited Indiana on Friday while Frederick Herlinger and family plus Prof H W Herlinger and family called in the valley on Sunday. George Mack spent Sunday with Russell Herlinger. Blaine Stewart and wife were Johnstown callers Saturday. Mrs Margaret Sutton and Mrs H L Sutton visited Indiana last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Ellenberger of Indiana called in the valley Sunday. Samuel Craig improved his house with a front porch. Mr and Mrs Dewey Campbell welcomed a girl named Beatrice Nellie last week. The father is a World War I veteran who served overseas. Mrs Annie Campbell visited relatives at Penn Run Sunday. James Campbell, injured in a wagon fall, is recovering. Little Martha Moore visited relatives at Dilltown last week. Saltsburg High won the inter-high school athletic meet at the Normal school field with 394 points. Indiana placed second with 28. Blairsville, Green Township, Plumville, Homer City, Rossiter, and Elders Ridge followed.

Blair Nelson Mary Indiana Frederick Herlinger H. W. Herlinger Frederick George Mack Russell Herlinger Blaine Stewart Johnstown Margaret Sutton H. L. Sutton Ellenberger Samuel Creig Dewey Campbell Beatrice Nellie Annie Campbell Penn Run James Campbell Martha Moore Dilltown Saltsburg High Saltsburg High School Blairsville Green Township Plumville Homer City Rossiter Elders Ridge

Memorial day plans and local social notes end of term

Local events and social updates from Chambersville and nearby towns. Evang elistic campaign ends in Wesleyan Methodist church. New car purchases include a Ford roadster and a Chevrolet. Many residents visit relatives, attend circuses, and note illnesses and recoveries. Stork delivers three local births. Community planning includes Memorial Day at Urey cemetery.

Advance church plans service and local social notes

There will be preaching service in the Salem.M church next Sunday at 11. Miss Mary Kepple spent the weekend with her sister Mrs. C. G. Waterson of Willet. Nellie Park visits sister Mrs. A. H. Allison near Home. W. D. Wissinger slowly improves from rheumatism. Vernie Park returns home after visits to Pitcairn and Marion Center. Lee Miller called on Sunday. Frank Frye visited his father Joseph Frye in Indiana hospital. Ella Wissinger visiting daughter Mrs. Paul A. Wiggins of Vandergrift this week. Joseph Park and family of Atwood spent Sabbath with Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Park. Mrs. Frank Frye shopped in Indiana last Friday. Martha Wissinger and Mary Kepple visited county seat Wednesday. Local boys working in the Vandergrift mule spent Sabbath at home.

Salem.m Mary Kepple C. GC. Waterson Willet Indiana Nellie Park A. H. Allison W. D. Wissinger Vernie Park James Mahan Pitcairn Marion Center Lee Miller Frank Frye Joseph Frye Indiana Hospital Ella Wissinger Paul A. Wiggins Vandergrift Joseph Park Atwood R. H. Park Martha Wissinger

Ivy Poison Remedy Guidance from State Department

State Agricultural Department authorities advise ivy poisoning treatment by thoroughly scrubbing the rash with strong laundry soap and very hot water, using a pumice stone for abrasion. Also notes one day battery service at Vesta Service Station in Indiana, Pa, 40 Nixon Avenue.

State Agricultural Department Vesta Nixon Avenue Indiana

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