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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1926

Page

10

Mitchells Mills Wilt Johnston Visits Kin On Sunday

Wilt Johnston and family of Homer City visited at his parents home, Lon and Mrs. Johnston, on Sunday. Clair Fisher, recently at Pikes Peak, returned to his home here. Milton Rodkey with wife and daughter Iva of Verona visited Rodkey sistersmma and Mary Rodkey on Tuesday and Wednesday. Margaret Washinder was surprised by 30 friends and neighbors who gathered to celebrate her birthday. Leavers Meekins and Its y Bickle, along with Mrs. James Barrett and friends from Indiana, called at Joe Smith’s home on Sunday. Paul Meeking suffers a broken arm from cranking an automobile. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bagley of Indiana visited here Sunday. Mrs. Ben Stiles and daughter Mrs. Joe Washinder were shoppers at Clymer on Thursday. Callers at Frank Meekins home included Mr. and Mrs. John Meekins and daughter Grace of Lovejoy, David Johns of Commodore, Geneveve Rice, Viola Rilley and four children of Clymer, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Meekins and daughter Paula Patricia, Don Gypson and family over the week-end. Mr. Wakeman and family of Purchase Lina visited A. J. Long and family on Wednesday. A. J. Hines shot a ring-necked pheasant Monday. Elmer Smith and wife were out-of-town visitors Saturday evening.

Wilt Johnston Homer City Mr. Johnston Lon Johnston Clair Fisher Pikes Peak Milton Rodkey Iva Verona Meekins James Barrett Indiana Joe Smith Paul Meeking Roy Bagley Ben Stiles Joe Washinder Clymer A. J. Long A. J. Hines Elmer Smith

Local Family Visits and Weekend Guests in Blairsville

Blairsville notes show Mr and Mrs JC P Dixon of Oakmont visiting Mr and Mrs S H Shepley. Dr George Cunningham and family from Pittsburgh spent the weekend with the Cunninghams. Several locals attended a funeral in Hi d ersridge. Other visits include St Petersburg Florida trips, college student Helen Kerr from Juniata visiting with her mother, and multiple residents hosting friends and relatives from McKeesport Iselin New Alexandria Ford City and Oil City.

JC. P. Dixon Oakmont S. H. Shepley George Cunningham Pittsburgh Helen Wallace Cunningham Carrie Calhoun Mary North Spinwall Oscar Calhoun Lillie Calhoun Alma Rosensteel Hidersridge Clark Mary A. ‘Calhoun Clark Ford Oil City A. B. Ford

Curry's Run Social News Roundup From West Lebanon

West Lebanon residents share visits with relatives across nearby towns. Arising events include a serenade for Silas Hamil one evening, the Rising family attending Miles Dale Rising’s funeral, and Mrs. Gordon’s funeral in Elderton. Thresherman John Wiggins welcomes a new helper. Teachers training class hosted by Perry McCreight family, and Women's Working Circle moving to the second Wednesday monthly.

Wil. Rising Kissinger Latrobe Archie Rising Wilmerdinz Elmer Rising Indiana Silas Hamil Mar W. J. Rising BE. M. Carson Mae Miles Dale Rising Walter Rising Wilmerding W. R. Thomas John Wiggins Jay Alers Johnstown Ross Perry McCreight

Personal Brevities From Brushvalley and Nearby Towns

Local social notes list W L Overdorff and sons of Brushvalley calling in town. Indiana visitors include Daugherty Elkin and Gahagan of Smicksburg and Mrs Langham with Don Langham. County officials L G Clark and W C Moorhead hosted at New Concord Ohio for Muskingum College students. Several residents return from visits and plan moves, including Mrs Keating toward State College and Rev L B Wissinger visiting family in Thirteen Street area and Hinmer City before returning home.

W. L. Overdorff and Jacob and Floyd Brushvalley Gs. D. Daugherty Eimer Elkin Ira Gahagan Smicksburg Indiana James Langham Don Eugene Stummel Uniontown State College A. W. Campbell Blacklick Robert Nemo Nanty-Glo Y. Bruce Waener North Fourth Street Samuel Mack West Wheattalt Jamey Hendyerson West Wheatfield Township L. B. Wissinger Altamont Ills Nancy Wolford Mary Rothmire C. McCurdy Thirteenth Street William Wissinger Hinmer City F. G. Wissinger Pitcairn Will

Efficient spraying prevents rot in late blight study

KE L Nix of Pennsylvania State College extension plant pathologist reports statewide, conclusive results that proper spraying controls late blight and rot. Indiana county farms, including C L Goodling’s, harvested in mud yet show no rot, with 10,000 bushels stored. Critics claim spraying fails, but evidence shows when done systematically. Aroostook County Maine Irish Cobbler seed potatoes shipped for Indiana County Potato Growers Association. two carloads of Russet seed from Northern Michigan ordered for full delivery. Spring delivery planned if current price signals.

KE. L. Nixon Pennsylvania State College Indiana County College C. L. Goodling Aroostock County Muatne Indiana County Potato Growers Association Nixon State College Maine Michigan Russell

Public Sales At Four Farm Auctions In Glen Campbell Area

Auction notices list sales at Lizzie Watral near Glen Campbell Charley Glovack near Dilltown Andy Shak near Heilwood and the late J D Clevenger farm Mechanicsburg on November 16 and 13 with items including cattle horses machinery grain crops vehicles and household goods plus a local accident report from Mitchells Mills noting Paul Meekins fractures arm while cranking a Ford car.

Charley Glovack Dilltown Station Roscoe Tomb Andy Shak Pine Township Heilwood Nicktown Fordson Hew Empire, Jr J. D. Clevenger Matilda Clevenger A. W. Campbell

Strongstown celebrates William T. Conway's 88th birthday

William T. Conway of Homewood Pittsburgh celebrated his 88th birthday on October 30 with a surprise party hosted by 12 friends. Guests enjoyed cards dancing a radio program and a buffet lunch. Indiana Post American Legion installed new officers Friday evening led by Commander John A Erickson Senior Vice Commander James McNelis and others.

William T. Conway Homewood Pittsburgh Indiana Post American Legion John A. Erickson Enior James McNelis Nerbert Manners Myrtle Gray Roy Stephens Charles Rink Hugh M. Bell Clyde Bath Ralph McCreary Burnell Shea

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Blairsville Curry Lizzie Watral Glen Campbell Mr. Barkley H. S. Bennett Mitchells Mills Ford Var Paul Meekins Mitchell's Mills Ford Strongstown Adelstein & Freeman N. Y
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