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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1925

Page

8

Concrete Paving Will Dress Up Your Street

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Saltsburg Community Happenings and Local Notes

Saltsburg report covers church services and notable visits, including Rey C McNeary preaching at United Presbyterian, Mrs W C Thomas at a Home Missionary meeting in Johnstown, and Mary Andre returning from Blairsville. It notes Edward Franklin's minor coal mine fall, a small fire at Pracsack store, and local civic events such as Lyceum season opening, John B. Ratto impersonator, and Daughters of Rebekah installations. The railroad extends Turtle Creek branch by about a mile, with completion expected in six weeks, while local officials vote and retirements loom.

Chas. Boyd Blairsyille G. L. Bayha M. T. Young Town Hall John B. Ratto Pennsylvania Railroad Turtle Creek Saltsburg Mary Andre Livermore Howard Ryall Washington & Jefferson College J. W.robinson H. W. €. Patterson

Local Society Notes Highlight Town Personalities

Prominent ladies shape civic life while a string of visits and moves ripple through the town. Miss Martha Forbes returns from Wilson College to spend time with her mother as Miss Della Leech visits Apollo. Walter King heads to Cleveland and Mrs. Mary Analey returns from New York, with several other residents traveling for business or visiting family. The piece also notes theater entertainment by the Elder brothers and a busy schedule of church events, sales, and local trips across Apollo, Indiana, and nearby towns.

Martha Forbes Wilson College Della Leech Walter King Cleveland Mary Analey New York J. W. Patterson Philadelphia Misa Helen Ewing Verona M. M. Moore Vandergrift Splina Liberty Theater Glenn Robinson Garage Missionary Society of M. B Kate Keibler H. &. Brantlinger Blalysville Presbyterian

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