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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1920

Page

8

Local Social Visits Across Shields Family

Mr and Mrs G W Shields visited his sister Mrs William Baughman on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Joh Ryder of near Loomilie visited his sister Miss Jimma Wilhelm on Wednesday. Mrs George Gaul and Blair Gaul are ill with the grip. Mr and Mrs J N Hetten visited his brother G W Shields and family on Sunday. Elmer Shields visited cousin Mrs Jerry Little on Sunday. Mr and Mrs William Cornfield of Rossiter visited the Shields parents Sunday.

Jerry Little William Cornfield Rossiter M. Shields

Braughigr Visit Sutter Parents During Hunting Season

Mr and Mrs FP J Braughigr visited the latter's parents Mr and Mrs M Sutter Sunday. David Freyer of Clairton is visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Martin Preyer and enjoying the hunting season.

J. Braughigr M. Sutter David Freyer Clairton Martin Preyer

Notable residents visit and family updates from Deckers Point

At the county seat on Monday A. H. Rodkey hosted Mrs. Jessa Rice and children and Miss Olive Buterbaugh. Miss Zola Burns visits sister Mrs. Earl Brown at Freeport. A. H. Rodkey entertained guests last week Mr. Proudley and Mr. Barson of Pittsburgh.

A. H. Rodkey Jessa Rice Olive Buterbaugh Zola Burns Earl Brown Freeport Mr. Proudley Barson Pittsburgh

Local Notes From Millville and Surroundings

Bernard Kinter visits his father at DuBois while Warl Brown and Ralph Fyockk of Freeport enjoy recent days here hunting. Roy Kinter and Mrs Kinter of Du Bois stay with relatives. Harvey Little recovers from eye burns in mines. Mrs Bird Smith of Gipsy visits Mrs Smith’s parents the Littles. Sunday school and preaching at the mission. Ladies Circle hosts Mrs Or tin Widdowson of Clymer. John Minto moves from Lockvale. Indiana visit among locals. Mrs Maggie Widdowson calls on Clymer. James Metgail visits Coalport. Mrs Orrie Wise and son of Dixontville stay with the Moorheads.

Bernard Kinter DuBois Warl Brown Ralph Fyockk Freeport Roy Kinter du Bois Harvey Little iMr Mrs. Bird Smith Gipsy Orrin Widdowson Clymer Harvey Kirk Rheesley Deckers Point Samuel Leasure John Minto Loclkvale Indiana Maggie . Widdowson James Metgail Coalport Orrie Wise and Gon Dixonville W. We Moorhead

Idaho social notes include many visits and gatherings

Mrs L M Martz spent time with her daughter Mrs Henry Hudson in Kittanning. Mr and Mrs Ward Coulter and a family from Apollo visited their mother Mrs Jap Coulter. Vandergrift's Wendell Russell spent weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Frank Russell. Mr and Mrs Groves from Ambroge visited Mr and Mrs Garl Crawford. Margaret Coulter visited her sister Mrs James Mackie in Apollo. Laura Blystone hosted a party Monday evening with several friends.

Idaho L. M. Martz Henry Hudson Kittanning Ward Coulter Apollo Jap Coulter Wendell Russell Vandergrift Frank Russell Groves Ambroge Garl Crawford Margaret Coulter James Mackie Laura Blystone

Public Sale of Registered Horses and Livestock

David Edwards Farm six miles east of Indiana will hold a public sale on Saturday November 20 1920 at 930 am. Offered are Senlitor a Percheron stallion registry 54930 Thorn King standard bred stallion registry 96424 Gideon a Belgian draft stallion Belgian registry 68702 Dan a Percheron colt registry 56473 Capt Waddell Jr a jack team of work horses weight 2900 and other farm implements.

David Edwards Indiana Clymer Senlitor Gideon Dan Waddell, Jr Jack

Farm Sale Notices for Livestock and Equipment

David Edwards and H. C. Cameron auctioneers announce a farm sale including a team of mules four years old two milking cows two spring calves 24 fat hogs and shoats Dearihy New Ideal binder Superior grain drill Osborne mowing machine hay tedder hay rake hay fork rope and pulley corn planter two corn workers two spring tooth barrows smoothing harrows two landslide plows two hill side plows rolling screen windmill two road wagons two wagon ladders double and single harness sets saddle 40 tons baled hay corn wheat oats buckwheat and other items not listed Lunch served at noon Terms known sale begins at 1 am.

David Edwards H.C. Cameron

Auction notices for farms and livestock by multiple heirs

At the residence of Churley Obuyanik near Diamondville on Thursday November 18 at 12 o'clock two black horses four cows one fresh this month three fat hogs a Chester White sow and twelve pigs sixty chickens farm machinery and vehicles hay straw corn fodder oats wheat rye buckwheat potatoes. Auctioneers Cameron. At R R Hazletts Georgeville on Wednesday November 17 at 1 o'clock two horses two cows one heifer fat pigs and other farm articles too numerous to mention auctioneers B H Dinger. At Alex Learn farm near Pine Flats Saturday November 13 at 1 o'clock four head horses various weights yearling colt hogs and farm goods. At Samuel Stahl farm in Cherryhill township four miles east of Greenville November 16 at 12 o'clock eight horses three cows farm machinery potatoes corn oats buckwheat household goods and glassware. Auctioneers Vodeski Cameron. At L W Ober Cookport Saturday November 20 at 12 o'clock bay driving horse harness chickens a single buggy one horse wagon bobsleds horse drawn hearse household goods and other articles. Auctioneers Reed.

Tublic 5Alra Churley Obuyanik Diamondville Penn Run Chester White Charley Oblevaans H.C. Cameron R. R. Hazlett Georgeville N. BR. Hazlett B. H. Dinger Alex Learn Pine Flats I. B REWD Samuel Stahl Cherryhill Township Greenville Heilwood Mike Farmer Vodeski H. ©. Cameron L. W. Ober Cookport J. B. Reed

Chestnut Pudding From Frugal Pantry

One pound chestnuts, four eggs, four tablespoons butter, one tablespoon sugar, twenty eight tablespoons cracker crumbs, salt and pepper to taste. Boil chestnuts, skin and rub through a sieve. Add strained chestnuts, yolks and other ingredients. Fold in stiffly beaten whites and bake in a buttered dish with cover for about twenty minutes. Halfway through, uncover and brown well then serve at once.

Local Deals And Weather Tips From Indiana Stores

A varied assortment of horse blankets rain covers and clean paraffin and lamp oil are offered at moderate prices. Stove care tips include paraffin use and kerosene polishing. Industrial School Roof in Widers Ridge gains a new slate surface. An angler discusses a Colorado fishing trip noting trout and biting tendency. Beav or Thourd insulation is recommended for homes garages and stables. Indiaula freight includes stoves and ranges praised for Dockish brand.

Widers Iidge

Housewares and heaters offer cold prevention tips

The notice promotes Egg Beaters strainers and other cooling items in a well curated housewares section. It counsels against early furnace use due to pleasant weather and warns that home acids arise from improper warmth, recommending small Reanor or Perfection Heaters to ward off colds and flu.

Unclear text on plants and decor elements

Fragmentary notes describe attempts to grow or display various plants and decorative items. Mentions include a Gur, glgses, a rose, green vine, a palm in a punch bowl, and maidenhair fern in a stein. No clear event or structured report present.

Hair on the street car sparks concern among trio

Three men on a rear platform note a long clearly feminine hair. Benedict jokes it is his wife's hair as he recognizes it. A second man recalls finding the hair on Bill's coat. The By Warehouse reports arrivals of cement and plaster to meet ongoing supply needs.

Benedict Bill

Notice of administration and heirs in Jones A Campbell estate

Public notices in Isroueh of Wy diana Pennsylvania list administration on the estate of Jones A Campbell of Arnstromg township and call creditors to present claims. Authenticated dates, executrix Mary Byhel Henderson and attorney team penalize delays. also includes a separate notice of administration for the estate of Campbell and Shelocta ad lim.

Pevler Sowich Heilersen Deby Dachina Borete Davis Salad Beni Re Prenipe Prey Ner Mary Byhel Nenderson Esecutrix Teelup & Veit Jones A Campbell Arnstromg Dereasd Ube Hose Eliang Wawinstald Indy Ah Oh M. Elizabml Campbell

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