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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1925
Page
7
Local business men, farmers and representative citizens control the First National Bank and direct its policy. Directors have close touch with local affairs and sympathy with the advancement of this section, making the bank especially helpful to residents seeking broad constructive service.
The document lists officers of First National Bank Cherry Gl Rank with names including President F. Finsthwait Vice President B. W. Kinports and cashiers T. W. Munroe J. P. Fitzpatrick J. B. Menosky and others. Other names include William Sides B. W. Hawes J. W. McFarland P. K. Wilson N. G. Hawes John H. Smith John McKeage John Lemon L. B. Clark.
East Wheatfield reports visits and moves including Attorney Samuel Cunningham and family at Armagh. Johns town hosted a chicken supper at R. T. Hutchison home. Residents plan to move or return to farms, while social events continue with masquerades and church services. Johnstown and Bolivar residents are noted with local hospitality and health updates.
Gipsy residents hosted and visited relatives across Indiana Hastings and Delaware. Social evening featured Halloween colors and musical numbers by local performers. A long list of attendees included the Houck, Sess, Bennett, Trimble, Smith, Lowman, Brady and many others. Several residents spent Sundays with families in Cherry Tree and adjacent communities.
Cora Stewart returns home with family from Indiana. Mrs. Josephine Schrecengost visits Rochester Mills and Indiana. Hannah Stuchell back from four weeks with John Bunyan family and others. Teachers and pupils resume after a week off. Mildred Myers now teaching in Young township schools. Jay McQuilken moving to Chambersville for weighmaster job. George Peffer in worsened condition. Visits by Will Little, Malcolm Travis, and Thomas Banks families. Ladies Missionary Society quilting event planned at United Presbyterian church.
Mrs. Albert Fisher and her son Vernon spent a week at her Smicksburg home and returned home Sunday.
Plumes Creek area reports a sequence of visits and new arrivals. Rev and Mrs Q A Holsoppte spent a day in Johnstown while Miss Rhoda Ramer visited her brother Ralph Ramer. Miss Thel Breakney and Lee Kimmel with wife, and Maurice Timblin and family welcomed a newborn son. Dorothy Foster spent the weekend at home. Mr and Mrs George Adame welcomed children in Brushvalley and Bolivar visitors joined George McQueanie. Frances Strinko called on Rachel Rodkey. Wm Stewart made a recent visit. In Wehrum, Mr and Mrs Taylor Deyarmin visited Mr and Mrs Sam Stiles. Mrs Abbie Stites visited Nelson Young.
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