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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1921
Page
12
Floyd Burnheimer and Wm Bowers depart for Clinton county for a two week big game hunt. The column lists Thanksgiving visits, local travel and weekend guests, including Henry and Decker families, shifts to nearby towns, church supper, and various residents visiting relatives or selling honey.
The record notes numerous visits and guest stays around Huntingdon and nearby towns. Families such as the Kimmels, Millers, and Armstongs hosted relatives from Indiana, Cecil, and Turtle Creek, with trips to Niagara Falls and Pittsburgh mentioned. Several farm and town residents reported illnesses like chicken pox, while society groups prepared to meet, and others spent weekends with kin or friends.
Earl Daugherty of Pittsburg hunted nearby. Misses Helen Roods and Kathryn Baker visited uncle and aunt the Sawyers at Glen Campbell. Mrs L Irwin did business in Clarfield. Sara Orr and children from Punxsutawney spent Thanksgiving with her mother, Mrs. Clarinda Davis. Grace Nichols, Sagamore teacher, passed through town after Thanksgiving in Smyrna. Gladys Cochran, Wahington county teacher, stayed home for weekend. Verus Douds and Paul Ansley attended State-Pitt football in Pittsburg on Thanksgiving. Lolg Dunlap and Louise Stuchus returned home for Thanksgiving weekend, resumed classes at DuBois. Clyde Brant, Indiana Normal, home over Sabbath. Nichol and McLaughlin visited Indiana Wednesday to Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Kerr and son from Indiana visited locals last week. Rhoda Steffy of East Mahoning township visiting brother Glen Steffey. D W Dounds and J W Douds attended State College Glee Club concert at Indiana last Tuesday. Lisle Galbraith of Indiana visited his parents John and Mrs. Weaver.
John Russell leaves Friday for Jean nette. Edwin Sharp family spent Thursday with relatives. Walter Ruffner returns home from Chicago visit. Milton Hamilton listed as sick. Nanso North resumes teaching Ros siter school. Eva Brewer and sister visit from White Oak Wlat. Sunday services include machine factory next Sabbath at 1 e'eluck and Sabbath school at 2. The Christian Endeavor Reds and Blues held a social Friday night. Thanksgiving over with local families including Martha North Ada Steel and others. Noble Lowman returns from Pittsburgh. Merle Stewart family visited last week. Ralph Nichol in Indians Sunday. Hazel Skinner Delele Danny Kirkpatrick and others visited Mrs Good. Literary Society to entertain Friday night. W C T A to meet at Mrs Jea Myers home Thursday. J M Smith and F P Adams unloaded lime at Arcadia. J M Adams and Minnie Brady of Beaverdale spent weekend here. J H Smith attended Cherry Tree National Bank directors meeting Saturday. Helen Huston vacationing with W W Huston family. Mr and Mrs J B Smith spent Thanksgiving with Short family. Mrs C S Gibbon had visited daughter Mrs Jewse Dick of Clymer.
Fragmentary OCR notice outlines sheriff sale proceedings across a county. Names and precise parcels are unreadable, but action appears to involve collection and disposal of property. The text includes scattered references to districts and dates, lacking full details.
Legal notice detailing a mortgagee deed sale in Young Township Indiana County Pennsylvania. Describes the John Winkley tract and Hugh Blakley interests with detailed land courses and perches. Also lists Hugh Blakley and St. Plakley tracts, railroad right of way, and references to prior conveyances and chain of title. Sale conducted by Sheriff J.B. Rickards with bid terms and payment schedule.
Notice is given that an application will be made to the Honorable J. N. Languin of the Court of Common Pleas of Indiana County on Monday the 1th of December 1021 at 9 oclock A. M. under the act to incorporate and regulate corporate bodies approved April 11. The petition by Doe Lee and others seeks incorporation of Commodoreing Community Band for the promotion of music in the vicinity and enjoyment of rights conferred by the act. Solicitor Sumewait.
Letters testamentary on the estate of Hlanoah Walker of Indiana borough have been granted to the undersigned. Creditors and claimants must present their claims duly proven for settlement. Those indebted are requested to make immediate payment to RAN INGE & TRUST PANY OF INDIANA, Executor, Indiana, Nov. 23, 1923.
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