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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1921

Page

6

Local visitors and residents listed in Wintondale and Nanty-Glo notes

A stream of visitors and residents are recorded across Wintondale, Nanty-Glo, Wehrum, and nearby towns. Names include Mrs G D La Ballets, Warren Kempfer, Clayton Cleason, Miss Truth Lindsey, Miss Nellie Peterson, W A Johns, Miss Jennie Kempter, Miss Cora Bracken, L Swanson, Mr and Mrs George Clark, Miss Truth Roberts, William Hunter, Jack Straple, Miss Nellie Schrichenfield, Miss Hannah Williams, Joe Gongoloff, Mildred Mavis, Phoebe Kitchenbrod, Charles Gongoloff, Misner family, Miss Jessie Crandall, Miss Frances Murray, Charles Clement, Miss Jennie Duncan, David Rider, Russell Altemus, and McCullough Altemus. Several visits occur on Sundays and Saturdays with week-end trips to Patton, Ebensburg, and Bedford county noted. The six-year-old child of Mr and Mrs John Misner died Saturday evening after short illness.

Wintondale G. D. la Ballets Johnstown Warren Kempfer Nanty-Glo Clayton Cleason Josephine Miss Truth Lindsey Nellie Peterson Wehrum W. A. Johns Jennie Kempter Wickensburg Cora Bracken L. Swanson George Clark Truth Roberts William Hunter Jack Straple Nellie Schrichenfield Bedford County Hannah Williams Joe Gongoloff Mildred Mavis Patton Phoebe Kitchenbrod Charles Gongoloff Ebenspurg John Misner Edensburg Jessie Crandall Frances Murray Charles Clement Jennie Duncan David Rider Whensburg Filo Kempfer Russell Altemus McCullough Altemus

New Idea Manure Spreaders at Prewar Prices

Gib son Clark Co Indiana Pa offers New Idea manure spreaders at prewar prices described as a money maker for farmers. Limited details mention 45-8te and location in Indiana Pennsylvania.

Gibson-Clark Co Indiana

Wild and Woolly Matrimonial Schemes in Brandon

In a Brandon household Judge Everly seeks a wealthy match for daughter Julia. He plans a grand wedding funded by a legacy of twenty five thousand dollars, while Julia weighs a rugged suitor Ralph Buxton who shows wild Western flair. Buxton departs after a riotous spree, leaving Julia contemplating true character and a shift in her father’s views.

John Everly Satin Tudge ‘Everlyo Brandon Mary Julia Mrs. Everly Ife Ike Hme Dale Martin Auite Papa Dale Cient Idaho Ralph Buxton Julian Tve Boston Rockies Buxton Tarmera Far West Biary Pater Familys Martin

Public sales listed across several Pennsylvania farms

Auction notices announce sales at Richard Butler farm East Wheatfield Cherryhill Amos Ferrier farm and 8 R McHenry farm Indiana Grove Chapel and Cooper farm Rayne township with details of livestock milch cows horses mules hogs poultry and farm equipment plus household goods and vehicles. Dates range November 25 to December 6 with various auctioneers noted.

Richard Butler East Wheatfield Township Seward New Florence Sadie J. Butler H. C. Gameron Kenwood Heilwood Lot I Smith Waltermird H. C. Cameron BD. R. Cooper Rayne Township Washington Church Chambersville E. BR. Cooper Fred Dilts

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