29 Nov 1922
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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1922
Page
1
Heirs and creditors of the estate of June Clark Myers of Homer City are notified to present claims to John Me Caron, administrator, located Homer City, as required by law. Unknown debts should be paid promptly. those indebted should come forward for prompt settlement. October date appears garbled.
The notice requests claims against the estate of Busan Ebl Chir Ite of Wast Wheat Held township to present authenticated proofs of claim and to settle debts promptly. It also announces money to loan to farmers via the Federan Land Hank of Ialthmore and the Endlona County National Warm Goan Association with contact details for the association officers.
Mrs Fisher and L L Brendlinger of Robingon visited C D Brendlinger last week. Al Myerses hosted Sabbath at Chris Coy home. Cafeteria lunch by Toon Run Girl Scouts Saturday night drawn praise and funds. Jay Gibson occupies new home near Kenwood. Snow prompts sleigh season. Merle Henry of Mate Geore visited Frank Decker. Wayne White and Tim Hooley of Clymer called Saturday. Goldie Brendlinger, Clymer HS student, spent weekend here. J D Sloppy ill. Skash Colden called in Clymer. Andrew Legark of Sample Run called on Seward Bence Sunday. John Brenchinger and Merl Simpson in Spangler on Thursday. Martin Conway and Steve Jusko from Heilwood motored here Sunday in new Fords. Pate King of Indiana and Tom King of Dixonville spent week at Steppy home during hunting season. Mrs Walter Carney of New Florence returned home after visit. Schools closed for Thanksgiving vacation. Last week Clymer callers included Clair Henry, Starvey Brown, Wilse Crassford, Mac Sleppy, Josephine McKendrick, Royden Coy, and C W Fimpfletd.
Mrs J Williams visited Heilwood on Wednesday. Kathryn Robinson of Tollidaysburg guests at J D Joiner home. B E Napp and family from Andora visited Maria Martin. J D Joiner couple called on Heilwood residents. Alonzo Sides and Gwen Williams of Pine Mills visited Mig Sarah B Williams. Lisle Russell ill with whooping cough. Thomas Anderson and Ross Hart visited Richard Williams. Commodore high students spent weekend at homes nearby. Thomas Anderson and Viola Shultz married in Gumperland Maryland and plan housekeeping at Brownstown. BH Joiner and family from Alverday were Sunday guests. Perrin Huston of Kenwood employed at Clement. Grange oyster supper set for Thursday evening. BH W Smith visited Indiana on business.
GOVODE Mrs George Gamble of Connellsville spent a few days with brother in law and sister in law Mr and Mrs A J McAllister and attended their golden wedding Tuesday evening. James McAllister of Sharon visited his brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs J L McAllister and attended the golden wedding. Mr and Mrs C A Rippert spent Saturday with the latter's mother Mrs Mary Pollock near March. Mr and Mrs G W Shields and daughter Myrtle spent Thursday with the latter's parents Mr and Mrs Jacob Bartholomew. Mrs D H Wyant returned home Tuesday after visiting sister Mrs W B Sutter of Butler. Mr and Mrs F J Braughter spent Saturday with the latter's parents Mr and Mrs G M Sutter. Mrs J F G States is visiting with her daughters Mrs Ebert Simpson and Miss Bonnie States of Butler.
Mrs Lavine Clark and Clark doline traveled to Hhensburg Saturday Miss Mildred Lewis spent weekend with grandmother Mrs William Lewis visited friends over weekend Mr and Mrs John Gromley East Run visited G I Groml ey Sunday Ralph and Doyle Huey made a business trip to Pittsburg Miss Mae Snyder employed at Apollo visiting friends here Miss iste Gromley employed at Ellis Henrys home There will be preaching at W M church Sabbath 7 3th Miss Kain Kerr employed at Clair Kerrs Indiana visited her parents Clair Kerr of Indiana visited Harry Kerr David Stonebraker Dixonville principal visited Oliver Rowing Blair Gromley called on Dr W Gromley Mrs Bhner Wney and daughter Bibel visited her father Wm Bowers Will Lewis spent weekend with sister Nola Fuller Those on sick list Ray Butterbaugh and Harry Ginter Miss Iva Fridley spent Sunday afternoon with Noah Fridley A number going to the mountains to hunt Feirview preaching Sunday evening 7 30
Mrs Merle Good and daughter Touise and Miss Daisy Kirkpatrick visited Mrs D C Wells on Thursday. James M Wells, seriously ill, was visited by Mr and Mrs George Robinson and Rev Franks of Punxsutawney at his daughter Mrs Matthew Lewis's home. R Boyd Elkin and father G J Elkin made a business trip to Punxsutawney on Thursday. Mr and Mrs I Hood were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Nelson Warden. They were joined home by Mr and Mrs A G Brewer who had visited here. J Boyd Elion spent Sunday at his home here. G C Good visited Mr and Mrs M L Neft of Marion Center last week. Norris Johnston, employed at Hamilton, spent Sunday at home. An old fashioned serenade was tendered Mr and Mrs Delmer Whitsell on Thursday evening. The bride was formerly Miss Delsie Bi.
Mrs H A Jackson and daughter Mary spent Thursday in Pittsburgh. Mr and Mrs F Marks of Kiski prepare to depart for the west. Mrs Hugh Lowman of Clarksburg was a guest here last week. Miss Martha Gailey of Tarentum was mentioned among the visitors.
Weekend social notes mention Miss Margaret Galley visiting her aunt and several town residents. W. F. King plans retirement from Peoples Natural Gas Co. Mrs. Slingerland travels from Oklahoma to Moliette for her husband’s employment. Lizzie Gray visited Indiana. Frank Smith on the Biel list. Robert Smith of Lafayette College visited home. P. D. Shane spent Friday in Pittsburgh. Arthur Robertson is a shut in due to a sprained ankle. The free library received books from the late Charley Henry. Sunday services are at 8 PM with Sunday School at 7. Mr. and Mrs. Wells of Plumville visited their aunts Mary and Margaret Painter.
Mr and Mrs Neil Anderson of near Apollo and guests visited Jennie Anderson. Harry Wasson and son Jay and Hirsha Shearer of Apollo called. A M Lockard family visited. James and Charles Smoyerk of Vandergrift stopped by. Neil Anderson and Clarence Cravener hunted in the valley. Frank Matson hosted T J Matson Myrtle Matson and granddaughter from Oliver and Alvin Matson family from Vandergrift. Rev Keller preached at Mt Zion church. John Kepple from Apollo spent weekend with H A Kepple family.
Born to Mr and Mrs Mac Cole man on Saturday November 26 a daughter named Alice Bell. Mrs Hans Kelley of Clarksburg visited daughter Mrs Paul Ewing. L C Rosensteel visitors from Saltaburg. Marshall of Lewisville spent Sabbath with daughter Mrs T C Hood. D A Rosensteel in Indiana. Samuel Snyder visiting Miss Margaret Smith of West Lebanon. Vocational school basketball trip to New Alexandria. girls won boys lost. Emery Thurston John Fassett Joe Iselin visited Ridge Tuesday. Lloyd Rosensteel and Salisburg shoppers. Lulu Buckley and Margaret Smith socialized at the dormitory Saturday. A D Wilson visited Apollo friends. Will Bruce of Olivet visited John Baker home. Glen Coleman shows off new car.
Frank Wilkins has a new chopping mill installed at Edgewood on the Saitsburg road five miles from Indiana and is ready to take on public work. Also offering prompt and satisfactory repairing services.
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