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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1927
Page
8
Rossmoyne area activity reports visitors from Milton, Marion Center, Homer City, Arnold and Rural Valley. Families including Wells, Hazelett, Barr, Mangel, Napp, Lydick and Finley note gatherings, illness, and travel. A. A. Rader and others attended Commdore events and the Green Township Fair. John Fyock visits relatives nearby.
Brief collage of satirical lines noting gender myths golf land prices and a humorous exchange. Includes a Bristol Herald Courier remark on northern moral views about the South and a Punxsutawney Spirit line on farm prices tied to golf links. Ends with a cheeky exchange about a modest chap and wind effects.
Indications point to a very successful fair here next Saturday with a large crowd anticipated. The Community Association will serve a food dinner and supper for visitors. A milk route is now operating locally providing a good market for dairy farmers.
Walter inter and family from Apollo visited his parents Burt Kinter and others last week. Royer McMillen Ambrose, Leonard Allshouse and Mr Roberts Johnstown called on friends Sunday. Mr and Mrs Byron Pierce and children called on Mr nick Mr Albert Whitaker Sunday. Mr Dy and Mrs William Simpson with Nora Patton visited Mrs W T Frederick Sunday afternoon. Marjory Butler has returned home after time with her daughter Mrs Bruce Crawford near Smicksburg. Jesse Ramaley and wife Apollo spent days with Jesse’s father last week. Mrs Laura Allison Indiana and Mrs John North with daughters Ninety and May near Smyrna visited Wy Frederick’s home last week. Trespass notices for sale at The Progress office, three for 25 cents, six for 25 cents, add 5 cents postage. AKL
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