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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1928
Page
4
Washington Township reports bigstone and son Glenn visiting at Vandergrift with Mea J Mea Mra Myron Rearick. Indiana events include county institute attendance, guests at various homes, and weekend visits. Twins arrive at Ross home with mother and Greiner Baking Company worker.
Dixonville community news notes visits illnesses moves and a business item. Mrs William Shurr and son James visit Mrs Blair Hess while James Bacon remains in Dixonville hospital. The Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh Railway weighs locating a modern steel car repair shop costing about 500000 on about 100 acres near Lackawanna or Rochester with other sites in Salamanca Bradford Dubois and Punxsutawney under consideration.
Lawrence Edwards and others from Ebensburg Dixonville Latrobe Blairsville and Wilkinsburg were in Indiana area on various days. The Indiana County Cow Testing Association reported October activity with 300 cows milking 44 dry, high milk and fat herds named, plus deaths and sales. A child, Larry Kline, died from injuries at Seward. local court fined J W Rafferty for reckless driving.
Obituary notices recount the deaths of Alonzo Sides aged 77 a Pine Flats resident born in 1861 in Peoria Illinois who taught in Indiana and Blair counties. Also Rowland W. Guss who died in North Adams Massachusetts and details of his teaching career and family. Other notices include Virgil Stiteler’s daughter aged 23 of Smicksburg, Paul Wesley Spence 14 of Creekside, Allen L Learn 49 near Commodore and Turner P Hildebrand 60 of the county with funeral plans noted. Surviving relatives and burial locations are listed.
Rebecca Marshall remains seriously ill as a series of community notices recounts church and school visits by residents, a flu case, and a hospital operation. The potato strain test yields near identical results for Irish Cobbler seed, with notable storage addition, while a surprise birthday party honors Gaynale Wright in Jannerstown.
Mrs Bert Barker attended a miscellaneous shower for her brother and sister in law Myr and Mrs Eugene Mitler at the O W McCune home near Arcadia on Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Ray Rowley of Hillsdale were business callers in town Saturday. Mrs Horace Somerville and gon Tobby were callers in Clearfield Prii. Mrs Clyde Rice and two gang Robert and La Moyne were Barnesboro callers on Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Walter Howe announce the arrival of a baby boy in their home. Mr and Mrs Clair Shepherd and Mrs BP Warkness and daughter Blaine were callers in Alverda on Sunday.
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