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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1925
Page
8
Local offers promote top beds and blankets with prices ranging from twelve to forty dollars for mattresses and up to four thousand for a premium model. Simmon BDS instruments advertised at nine dollars each, with other items priced to attract buyers.
Washington Township notes a flurry of family visits and local events. Jennie Allshouse and son Clayton visited brother John McLean. Anthony Fisher and son Merle of Dayton seen with Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Boyer. Mrs. George Fry visited John Jamison. Alvin Fisher of near Sagamarie attended a Fisher gathering and Carl Wallace’s demonstration. Ladies' Aid met at Mrs. Bert Orr’s home and knotted a hap. Several families spent Sundays with relatives in Blairsville and at George Harman’s. Pittsburgh, Chambersville, and Johnstown trips are noted. Revival services at Welham. communion at Armagh Presbyterian. various attendees listed. Ford and Lynn Dick visited Clymer with C. H. Findley. Oak Hill dairy truck hauling milk to Sanitary Dairy. Gold chest contest winners at Swartz Bros. quilted at Mrs. G. W. Johns. Numerous visits to and from Marion Center, Beaverdale, Armaugh, and Johnstown.
Zion Valley locals report guests and family visits with the Cole siblings Adgatha Adelaide and Lyle Coleman from Vanderach, W A Coleman and Neal Anderson of McKinstry Hill, and John Wasson and Nick Pi Hips making Sunday calls. Madge Anderson returns home after a stay with her brother in Vanders Uritt. John Wasson moves into a new home, Frank George and two sons John and Wesley visit New Castle. Edna Jane Reigh and Elsie Reigh are listed as ill with colds.
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