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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1922
Page
3
Notices and poetry ads list charges at Blyven cents a line with cash payments required. Subscriptions offered at annual, six month, and quarterly rates. Communications and payments go to The Indiana Progress in Alana, Pa.
Elders Ridge welcomes Helen Miller Jennie Jones and Edna McCullough of Indiana Normal as Sabbath guests of Dorothy Warner. Barnesboro visitors include Leonard Fassett family and others. Notices of local visits, real estate transfers, and an upcoming teachers institute program at Shelocta are noted along with hog feeding water needs article.
Auction announced for November 28 at 12 o clock at the Harman schoolhouse two miles north of Chambersville and three miles east of Willet. Property includes four horses a bay mare gray mare and others, four milch cows two fat hogs chickens machinery and vehicle items, hay straw crops and more. Jd M Caylor and D P Bothiel act as auctioneers.
Dairymen T sells at public sale Wednesday Nov 29 at 1 pm on premises near Marion Center Dixonville area. Six Jersey cows two young bulls two calves hay straw corn fodder cream separator milk cans and a good set of dairy equipment. Two years of milk tests show 4.6 to 4.46. W M Avey owner. Auctioneer Lewis Whitacre. also seed potatoes from Batavia New York Wiruco No 9 white skin variety being unloaded at Shelocta through Farmers Cooperative Assn Frank Kimmel purchasing rent. Card of Thanks for Mrs Levina Bothell McConths. Notice to Taxables last day to pay 1922 Borough Tax November 29 with 5 percent penalty. 47-2tp 47-1te 47-1le 47-1le
How to keep your baby well via a weekly task issued to mothers by the Babies Prophylactic Clinic at Henry Phipps Institute in Philadelphia. The piece describes a two foot high baby coach with room for clothing and a top that can be opened, strong springs on four wheels, and a safety strap. It advises air on a porch or yard under parental supervision rather than with another child or an incompetent caregiver.
Spruce Simon McDannel and Mrs Martha J McDannel visited friends in God ford county last week Quay Baker and family of Spangler visited at A I McAnulty s on Mist Langham moved his family to Greenwich last wear John Bagley and sisters and Lottie Brown visited Harold Bagley at the Spangler hospital on Sabbath Mr and Mrs John Frank were Indiana visitors last week Mr and Mrs Scott Douglass were visitors at Stafford on Friday Mr and Mrs D G Brown were business visitors at Barnesboro on Friday Mrs Huber Mrs Moot and Mr and Mrs Claude Henry of McGees called on friends here on Sabbath Mr and Mrs D D Patterson were at his home here Saturday Gertha McAnulty and her niece Miss Ruth Baker called on Elizabeth Keener and Mary Crown Sabbath Mary Bagley called on Ruth Reping Saturday Dick Johns of Stafford was in town Monday Mrs Jane Cooper of Barnesboro spent last week at the home of her mother Harold Bagley who recently underwent an operation for appendicitis in the Spangler hospital is getting along nicely Ernest McAnulty has moved his family to Homer City where he is employed in the mines Used Car Bargains 1520 Overland Touring 1920 Ford Roadster 1917 Ford Touring 1918 Dodge Touring 1922 Chevrolet Roadster 1917 Ford Special and other makes See sale announcement in another column c & B MOTOR COMPANY 47-1te Indiana Pa
Mrs A Underwood and daughter Cora with Paul Adams and family visited Mrs Laura Mock of Robinson who is seriously ill. Mr and Mrs W T Pierre of Pitcairn called on James McIlwee and family. Mrs John Adams called on Mrs Paul Adams. George Mack and May Venward spent Monday evening with C C A Underwood and family.
In memory of Margaret Cummins who called home on November 27 1917. The miss you lines express loss across evenings nights and summers. Also gratitude from Ida Mahan Creekside Pa for kindness, sympathy, floral tributes and support during the period after the death of her son William I Mahan.
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