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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1921
Page
3
The Indiana Progress newspaper announces daily issues from Wanata or nearby, listing editors A Ralph Moravehead and others. It includes subscription rates, back-of-page notices, and a calendar of community items for Wednesday, November 30, 1921.
Local notes from Vintondale list Sunday visitors from town and nearby areas plus Thanksgiving activities. Wintondale defeated Gallitzin 26 to 18 in a Saturday basketball game. Several residents journeyed to Pittsburgh and Johnstown for hospital visits, shopping, and hunting trips amid holiday gatherings and social events.
Smicksburg local notes describe A N Lukehart improving from serious illness, visits by Odie Crissman and others, Thanksgiving gatherings, church events, and social visits among residents. A long list details friends, relatives, and neighbors from Indiana, Punxsutawney, and nearby towns, plus upcoming bazaar plans and public sales notices at farms around Smicksburg and surrounding townships.
Notice of a private sale order in Indiana County for the ward Charles Frederick, a guardian seeks sale of lot 42 in Homer City plan for $1900.00 as part of the estate of James M. Frederick. The sale aims to approve private sale to MoM. Palmer with widow’s dower rights noted. description details lot boundaries and historical deed references. A reward offered for return of a mixed brown yellow black automobile robe found between Blacklick and Indiana.
Dr J Reed Lytle maintains an office with Dr Truitt at 42 S Seventh Street opposite the post office. Residence is 220 South Carpenter Avenue. Office work is listed as a specialty and local phones 327Y and 20422 are provided.
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