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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1922
Page
10
The article warns that first class carpets with fine soft yarns are prone to sprouting if mishandled at home. Salesmen should inform buyers they may run risks and urge consulting an experienced carpet man to diagnose causes, including pet claws, furniture casters, and uncasted furniture feet.
Cherryhill community reports purchases and farming notes. William Widdowson and Max Fowler bought a steam thresher and run a rushing business. Local births, visitors, hospital recoveries, birthdays, and social gatherings fill the week with weather, harvests, and chestnut nutting adventures.
The Gibson home hosted about seventy five guests to celebrate Mrs. Gibson's 64th birthday with a noon dinner under the trees. Rev Stoffy presided, music included Mrs Glenn singing Before and After Marriage and Mrs Wm Gibson performing My Jester. Outof town guests listed from Indiana Commodore Mottern Motterns Mills and Rossiter.
Mrs. George Dick returned home Sunday after visiting relatives in Pittsburgh. Annie Iley came back to the KE. E. Hadden home after visiting Mrs. Gibson near the city. Dan Nivewonger went to Vandergrift for work. Elizabeth Hadden, Mrs. Patti son, and Mrs. A. J. Stewart visited in Indiana. Ed Dick left Friday for Buffalo to work in the mills.
Numerous families from DuBois, Penfield, Barnesboro, Carrolltown, and Smicksburg spent a weekend visiting friends and relatives across Clearfield County. Notable events include a serious accident injuring ten year old George Shannon when a Nash driven by Patsy Corella struck him, and local clergy noting October meetings and a missionary sermon at the Revacha United Presbyterian Church.
Marion Center and nearby gathered families and friends over Sunday visits with Mrs. Way and Mrs. Lightcap relatives. Attendees included Ensign Anna Work returning to Greenville after vacation. Rev. Edmonds at Dormont conference. several residents reported illnesses and injuries. a property transfer occurred on East Main Street.
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