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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1925
Page
8
A parental appeal urges families to question school fire safety and urges reading the booklet Concrete Schoolhouses for free information. It warns that many schoolhouses are firetraps and emphasizes concrete construction as safest, inviting parents to request a free copy.
Adele Alaton recalls a first love with Robert Harrington while wandering Boston memories and a desire to shop in a reseda green store window. He appears with his daughter and the pair confront unspoken pasts as fashion and memory collide on Temple Place.
Clarksburg notes reveal William Palmer serving in Indiana this week. J B Ferguson spent a few days last week at Binkyville. Charlie Stiver Sabbaths at his brother Ho Stiver’s home. Chester Clawson of Irwin visited Irwin relatives, Dean Clawson. John Warner of Vandergrift called on friends Sunday. J E Fryar and Ord Lee on a business trip to Pittsburgh Friday. H C Ferguson and family from Blairsville visited J B Ferguson’s home. Charlea Nesbitt of Vandergrift visited friends. moved here years ago. Mrs J S Ferguson enjoys a recent automobile ride. Margaret and Ella Coleman of Braddock spent the week with friends here. Mrs J E Fryar, Mrs R D McCalt, Mr and Mrs T S Ashbaugh and Mr and Mrs Frank Clark were Blairsville visitors last week. Anna and Boyd Black visited friends at Indiana, Creekside, Homer City and Blairsville. Mr and Mrs James Hile and Baby Jimmie motor to Marion Center recently.
Rochester Mills and Blairsville area residents are mentioned visiting relatives and friends in Punxsutawney Indiana Blairsville and Blairsville centennial events. People named include Iven Miller Misa Gaynelle Potts David Gibson Lisle Hider Fanny Ray Rolland Humphrey and many local families with plans for church events and community activities.
Karl Wagner and family spent the weekend with Robert Mack and his family. Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Duncan are on the sick list with Mr. Duncan bedbound for several days due to pleurisy. Mrs. F. A. Carney was a Indiana shopper Thursday. Mrs. Wm. Jackson visited Thursday with Mrs. Susan Boring, Mrs. Margaret Cramer, and others. A move occurred Monday as Dr. Bennett of Ebensburg was in town last week.
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