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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1922

Page

3

Strongstown social notes highlight local visits and events

Residents of Strongstown and Creekside exchange weekend visits with family in Homer City Indiana and nearby towns. Guests include Mr and Mrs Hoffman Stella Cunningham Vera Stetfey Max Hoppie and others. Festivals lawn parties and church services are planned, with updates on births illnesses and work.

Local Social Notes Include Visits and Travel

Mrs. Rachel Baun is seriously ill. Alvin Bond moved his family to New Kensington. Walter Black and daughter Mild red visited Pittsburgh Sunday. Mrs. Black accompanied them home. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stear and others spent weekend in Vandergrift. Myrtle Good of Plumville visited sister in law J. F. Hoover. Cynthia Bond visiting in New Kensington. Dr. Ansley Davis of Plumville and Sara Lakehart near Denton called here Saturday. Visitors to Punxsutawney included Mary Stear Helen McConnell Maria Crawford Dorothy Crawford and Bert Elkin. Rev. Axe visiting sister Mrs. Crow of Kittanning. Mrs. J. R. Fulton returned to Detroit after weeks with her mother. Tillie Stiteler Park Ream of New Kensington visiting Charles Barrett and family. Dr W. L. Shields of Kent hosted Rev Harry McConnell of Penfield.

H. M. Altemms Wintondale Arthur Gibson Alverda W. T. Bennett Heilwood Dick Stiles Alice Ladies Ald Society M. D. Church Martha Omer Indiana James White Pittsburg G. W. Hogan Dedsdale Waldo Cameron Culver Otterman Cameron Jonnie Winkleman Gladys Troxell J. L. Edward Belsam Catherine Rowe Oran Brewer Stork D. A. McKee iHe Davis Brothers Davis J. A. Harman Carl Fairman Belle Blystone Mrs. Harman Blairsville Alice Unecapher Edward Brewer Mazie Bethel Raymond Stuchell Barbara Little Johnston Saturay Kerns Presbyterian Church Greekside Brockwayville Philip Fisher Adlen McGlaughlin Andy Lingenfelter Frank Clowes Y. the Borough Bryan Miller Five Points Indiana Hospital Linie Trusal Emma Fairman Smicksburg Alvin Bond New Kensington Walter Black Mildred Pittsburgh Black Albert Stear John Roush Mollie Wrighht Vandergrift Myrtle Good Plumville J. F. Hoover Cynthia Bond Ansley Davis Sara Lakehart Denton Punxsutawney Mary Stear Helen McConnell Maria Dorothy Crawford Bert Elkin Axe Crow Kittanning J. R. Fulton Detroit Tillie Stiteler Park Ream Charles Barrett

Pamela the Unknown: Paris Grave of the Mystery Woman

Tourists pass a lone stone in a Paris cemetery labeled Pamela, the famed yet enigmatic beauty famed in royal circles. Her origin remains disputed while her legend grows through poets, duels, and a dramatic life with Lord Edward FitzGerald, ending in Paris after political intrigue and betrayal.

Mont 6 Martre Paris Pamela Monsieur France

Falling on Grand Street Prompts Public Nuisance Outcry

A forenoon incident in New York describes a well dressed fifteen year old girl nearly knocked down crossing Grand Street by a large horseman fleeing a dog. She struck a stone, sustaining a three inch gash and remaining unconscious for about two hours before reviving. Citizens question enforcement of city ordinances as to dangerous nuisances.

Grand Street Broadway New York Evening Post

West Mah Township Bonds Vote Notice 1922 Election

Notice to electors of West Mahoning Township Indiana County Pennsylvania that on November 7, 1922 a general and municipal election will be held between 7:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. to decide upon incurring a bonded indebtedness for highway improvements including the Kittanning Pike project. IRAE GAHAGAN, President. Bonsoy, Secretary. October 4, 1922.

West Mahoning Indiana Ccommon Pennsylvania West Mah Ahoning Commonwealth of Pennsylvannia Itesolutio Towit Said Gahagan

Bankruptcy notice for Daniel Boone Williams in Indiana County

The creditors of Daniel Boone Williams, bankrupt in Indiana County Pennsylvania, are notified that on September 29, 1922 he was adjudged bankrupt. The first meeting of creditors will be held October 18, 1922 at 10:00 a.m. before Referee in Bankruptcy Q. E. Creps in Indiana Borough, Indiana County. Attendants may attend, prove claims, appoint a trustee, and examine witnesses as needed. The notice is posted in Indiana Pa October 1922. Also an unrelated eczema ointment advertisement appears from Kepple Company Wilkinsburg Pa.

Daniel Boone Willams Indiana Daniel Boone Williams Actiea Pennsylvania Lops Indiang USS. A Kepple Company Wilkinsburg

Executor's Novice Letters Testamentary for Mary J Caveh

Executor Morgan Couch of Shelocta Pa issued letters testamentary for Mary J Caveh late of White township deceased. Those with claims against the estate must present them duly authenticated for settlement. Debtors are asked to make prompt payment. September 20 1922.

Mary J. Caveh White Township Morgan Shelocta Peeler J. Yelford Hille O'Mara Hidiana Hess Lawrence O'Hara

Williams Estate Letters of Administration Granted

Veelur and Veit attorneys announce the administration of William Williams late of Banks Wyiving. Creditors and those holding claims are notified to present them with proof of debt and participate in distribution. Seth Williams, executor, requests timely claims and prompts submission for proper vesting. Sept. 27. CURTAIL WILLIAMS 400 W Parmny, Sen Cuapued.

Veelur Veit Adrien Lit Rayor William Township Agnlee Ustr Williams Yeitlokogwiux Uluke W. Parmny Sen

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Strongstown Olivier Cresswell Ebensburg Johnstown Luthiatan Milton Yoffman Martha E. Orner W. G. Bracken Olive Doyarmin Brushvalley J. H. Gonway Elmer Detwiler Ben Duncan Stella Hawksworth Creekside Simon Johnston Barbara Gibson Uniontown Etta Painter Cecil Grumbling Babe James Langham E. Somerville Cherry, Tree Harry Fleming Guy Emeigh Max Fleming Iona Stifler Lou Berringer Dwight Gressley Vean Berringer Eliza Beringer Rachel Baun W. L. Shields Kent Harry McConnell Penfield BRODY Philadelphia Carolina Bolivia Navy Colon Beavon Korea Europe England Duc de Chartres Duke of Orleans Edward Pitt Gerald Duke of Leinster Lord Eawvard London Tournay Stephanie Caroline Anne Simms William Berkele Mary Simms Masonic Magazine Ireland Edward THE Equitable Life Assailance Society Beryl L. Seanor Water St Pe Bonsoy District Court OF District OF Pennsylvania
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