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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1917
Page
3
Mrs. Carnahan spent Sunday in Marion Center while Rev. Culbertson of Clarksburg visited Rev. Long. Numerous locals and visitors travel between Homer City Latrobe Indiana and Johnstown with reports of sermons, baptisms, and social visits. The piece notes church services, illness recovery, travel for holidays and routine informal notices across several nearby towns.
Mrs J E Long was taken to an Indiana hospital for a fin operation and is recovering. The Potters will perform at the Marion Center Presbyterian church Friday evening with 25 and 15 cent admission. Budd Lightonp, from near town, was transferred from Camp Lee to Atlanta. Ladies' Aid meets at Mrs J A Barr’s Thursday. Mrs C L Nevins returned from Salamanca New York. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs F B Butler. Local hunters are active. Harry Graham visits N D Altemus. W J Graham returns home for the election. Charles and Raymond Artemus bagged 15 rabbits near Morrellville. J W and T H Hoffman sold a beef shipment in Wintondale and nearby. Gus Shultz returns from Saltsbury to help with fall work at Robert Mack's.
A wartime piece argues waste in food occurs when labor scarce. It proposes using grazing animals to convert scattered grasses into milk and meat, boosting home food supply and defense. Also notes dog law enforcement plans and uniform licenses, with county cooperation.
Section 6 requirements remain, but all dog license funds will be transferred to the county general fund and enforcement payments will come from that fund. Licenses issued by the county treasurer or a qualified justice of the peace. Running at large is banned unless with owner or keeper, with constables and police seizing stray dogs. Unlicensed strays at large may be killed by officers. Copies of the law available from the Department of Agriculture at Harrisburg. Public sale postponed for Maria A Patterson residence sale on Pine Myts and Diamondville road, new date to be announced. Ten days sale at J. H. Fink Co. Punxsutawney features include underwear sale, 10 percent dress, 25e coffee, Pearl Flour.
Vesler and eit attorneys announce Nancy Washington as administratrix of Jol Muphtuastol late of Stuyne township deceased. Letters granted to the undersigned. Creditors must present claims duly authenticated for settlement and debtors should make prompt payment.
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