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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1922

Page

5

Mothers Prophylactic Clinic Guides Bottle Feeding

An article from Brush Valley promoted infant care via the Henry Phipps Institute guide on artificial feeding. It details choosing bottles and nipples, sanitation, sterilizing, and quantity planning, plus lists needed supplies and care tips. A community fair section notes locals like Ray Mack and Cora Fingh contributing to a county event with livestock, produce, and demonstrations.

Henry Phipps Institute 7Th and Lombard Streets Philaphia

Local social notes recount visits and family events

Miss Vernie Hall returned to Indiana after time at her home here. Mrs. S. W. Weaver visited, and Mrs. Chas Moorhead was a guest of Mrs. Ray Griffith. Mrs. A. B. Jewart visited her sister, Mrs. Thomas Heberling. Stella Beltz and two children visited Mrs. Wm Heberling. Bee Weaver called at the Wingard home. Charles Wise and family visited Frank Wise. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Weaver and family attended the sale of Mrs. Weaver's brother, Charles Little. Family members and neighbors attended various visits and sales Sunday and last week.

Vernie Hall Indiana W. Weaver Chas. Moorhead Ray Griffith Jewart Thomas Heberling Stella Beltz Wm. Heberling Miss Bee Weaver Wingard Paul

Village Notes From South Bend And Nearby Areas

South Bend residents enjoy visits and gatherings as neighbors share news from Apollo Vandergrift Indiana and Zelienople. Local farmers deliver potatoes to nearby towns while crews from the American Gas Company operate three tool sets at present.

Dixonville Social Notes Reach Home Visitors

Mrs I G Miller and two children returned home after a week in Williamsport. Joseph Blakely called on Greensburg on Saturday. Miss Jennie Huddle of Altoona spent four weeks at her home here recently. Roy Cribbs, recently moved away, has returned. Mrs James Tumguy and son Laverne with Mrs Robert Lumeguy of Clymer visited last Tuesday the latter's daughter Liza in the hospital. Mrs Shunkwiler of Clymer and three children visited Saturday. Miss Josephine Watson employed in Katzen's department store at Clymer. Rev Jammy and wife with two children were Heilwood visitors over Sunday. Fred Broad of Clearfield spent the weekend at his home in Idamanethere.

I. G. Miller Williamsport Joseph Blakely Greensburg Jennie Huddle Altoona Roy Cribbs James ‘Tumguy Laverne Robert Lumeguy Clymer Liza

Changes in Pastors Across Blairsville District

After Pittsburgh conference sessions, Indiana county churches shift to Blairsville district with Rev. Dr. Hiliott White retained at Indiana and Rev. B. B. Wolf of Apollo named superintendent. Other assignments listed include Armagh G. W. Ringer Belsano C. H. Porter Black Lick L. Z. Robinson Blairsville H. E. Lloyd Bolivar A. R. Groves Brushvalley Samuel Ford Cloe F. A. Webb Commodore J. G. Inwin Clymer R. H. Ling Cokeville J. T. Davis Dayton Samuel Hill Ellerston J. D. Keller Homer City T. F. Chilcote Indiana Mission B. W. Cooley Marion Center FL AL Ed mond Nanty Glo H. J. Head r ie New Florence G. B. H. Letchworth Plumville Arthur Jones Rural Valley C. M. Sherburne Saltsburg R. R. Griffiths.

Pittsburgh M. B Indiana County Blairsville Hiliott White Indiana Church B. B. Wolf Apollo Armagh G. W. Ringer Belsano C. H. Porter Blacklick L. Z. Robinson H. BE. Lloyd Bolivar A. R. Groves Brushvalley Samuel Ford Cloe F. A. Webb Commodore J. G. Inwin Clymer Cokeville J. T. Davis Dayton Samuel Hill Elderston J. D. Keller Homer City T. F. Chilcote Indiana Mission B. W. Cooley Marion Center AL Edmond Nanty-Glo H. J. Headrie New Florence G. BH. Letchworth Plumville Arthur Jones Rural Valley C. M. Sherburne Saltsburg R. R. Griffiths

Community Notes From Clyde and Nearby

Clyde residents share visits to Indi ana Blacklick and Robinson while Miss Ida Brendlinger returns home after work in Robinson. Local dances, home construction by John Boring, and multiple short trips appear among Clyde area activities with neighbors from Bolivar Crafton Clyde and surrounding towns.

Local notices and visits wrap up week in steady stream

Mrs Sloan Marshall recovers from injury after falling on a broken bottle two weeks ago. Indiana visitors Mr and Mrs Pifer spent Monday here. Mrs E J Wella underwent a critical operation at Punxsutawney hospital Friday. condition favorable. A large attentive audience attended a lecture at United Presbyterian church Sabbath evening by Rev P C Heinrich, missionary to India. Rev Arthur Jones of the M B church, who served last year, returned to the area. Harry Jewart of Hast Plumville was in Punxsutawney hospital two weeks for appendicitis. recovering. Mrs Nan Skinner of Smyrna visited her brother and wife Mr and Mrs Cal Good and spent time with Mrs Sarah Schreengost. Thomas Olgan and daughter tour the western states and will visit his brother in North Dakota. Mr and Mrs Hoppengardner of Marion Center recently visited Joseph Wilson. Mrs C Green returned from visits to York Washington DC and Virginia. Work has been suspended at the Sutter Rinn mine here for several days.

Sloan Marshall Pifer Indiana E. J. Wella Punxsutawney Hospital United Presbyterian Church P. C. Heinrich India Arthur Jones M. B Harry Jewart Hast Plumville Nan Skinner Smyrna Cal Good Sarah Schreengost Thomas Olgan North Dakota Hoppengardner Marion Center Joseph Wilson C. Green York Washington D. C Virginia Sutter-Rinn

Marion Center Social Notes Highlight Local Moves and Visits

Marion Center residents report visits to Pittsburgh by Ruby Shields and sister Marie Carnahan and daughter Louise. Genase and Rockwell McQuown visited Clay Rickard and wife. A. Edmond and children visit her old home at Hlderton. Donald McCormick and Clay Rickard move to East Main Street property. Rev Frank Woodward spoke at the Presbyterian church. Editor C R Griffith suffers facial paralysis from a cold. Rev BE M Copeland called to Pittsburgh by an uncle’s death. Margaret Brown becomes clerk at Good’s store. Miles Neff joins Marion Center Motor Co. Harry Rice and Clair Wetzel become Marion Center Flouring Mills staff.

Ruby Shields Marie Carnahan Louise Pittsburgh Genase Rockwell McQuown Clay Rickard A. Edmond Hlderton Donald McCormick East Main Street Frank Woodward Philippine Islands Presbyterian Church C. R. Griffith The Independent BE. M. Copeland Margaret Brown Near Town Good's Miles Neff Marion Center Motor Co Harry Rice Clair Wetzel Marion Center Flouring Mills

Local Chau Tauqua Moves to Auditorium This Week

Lisle Kinter works in Indiana. Community hosts daily chau tauqua with lectures and concerts in the auditorium every evening this week. Paul Widdowson and family depart for new home in Harrington Delaware this week.

Lisle Kinter Indiana Paul Widdowson Hartington Dela

Saltsburg Social Notes and Local Visits

Saltsburg notes list Mrs. 4 Cu Moore of Connellsville visiting sister-in-law Mrs. Jennie Kelly. Miss Mary Carson teaches piano at Kiski Springs school. Arthur Robinson visited business in Pittsburgh. Mrs. R. H. Wilson sells household goods to move to Pittsburgh. Marion Smith of Wilkinsburg spent time with sister Mrs. Ollis Myers. Atlantic & Pacific store reports brisk business. Martha Kennedy on sick list. Robert Kinter of Oil City visited sister Mrs. May Armbrust. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Davis were recent visitors in Washington county. Margaret and Elizabeth Gray spent time with West Lebanon friends. Irene Hudenl visited Greensburg Wednesday.

Cu Moore Connellsville Jennie Kelly Mary Carson Kiski Springs Arthur Robinson Pittsburgh R. H. Wilson Boon Marion Smith Wilkinsburg Ollis Myers Atlantic & Pacific Martha Kennedy Robert Kinter Oil City May Armbrust W. C. Davis Washington County Margaret Elizabeth Gray West Lebanon Irene Hudenl Greensburg

Local social notes from Indiana and Homer City visits

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Nicewonger and Mr. C. B. Kirker traveled in Indiana on Saturday. Mrs. Muffley and Lulu visited friends in Homer City over the weekend, as did Mrs. Thomas and Alice. Various residents, including Mrs. Wilson, visited parents in Indiana. Rev. Alter of Marion Center will exchange pulpits with Rev. Ruch next Sunday evening. The Ladies Aid meets at Mrs. Mallory's Friday. Mrs. Quickel and Mary Elizabeth returned from Harrisburg. Mrs. Donahue and Mrs. Gazion shopped in Johnstown Friday. J. W. Gates and family moved to Breiz, W. Va.

Lillian ‘Mallory K. M. Quickel Mary Elizabeth Harrisburg J. A. Donahue William Gazion Johnstown J. W. Gates Breiz W. Va

Local News Briefs From Taylorsville Friday Evening

Karl Goodlin bought a Ford. A school grounds weiner roast Friday evening gave locals a good time. Mrs. William Harkina and three children visited sister Mrs. Thos Stull Friday. Town residents push to install electric lights in homes.

Karl Goodlin William Harkina Thos, Stull

Also Mentioned on This Page

Brush Valley Johnson and Johnson Ray Mack T. Rugh Artemus Howard Ida Cunningham Ward Overdorf John Brink Cora Fingh Frank Moose Ed Buchanan Margaret Bonner Poland R. Nd Griffith Ellis Ellis’ Mills Indiana, Pa First National Bank Wilmer Stewart Tires and Auto Supplies Philadelphia Woodburn Granite Works Barre Pennsylvania Railroad Main Church Sta South Bend NO Jane Smith W J. Silvis Jimmie Patterson Leechburg J.H. Wray Alvie Hanna Shutt Farm Rev. Kresge Elderton Alshouse Hi. H. Hanna Helen Harmon D. B Deemer Stewart Ed Boyer Shoup H. H. Hanna Irwin Kelly Plumcreek Messrs Wolfgang, Smith Irwin Nevin Smith Our Village Rev Kresge South Bend Dixonville M. EH Andrew Bishop Rossiter George Bishop Clay Bishop Allen Ellen D. Sharp Young Township Jennie Hart Elizabeth Blakely Margaret Fulton Sharp EB. A. Milleer William H. Paul South Mahoning’ Township Sarah EB. Paul Chas. C. Paul Raymond Forest Glayds Paul D. W. Ratrigh Sarah B. Paul John Cassidy Deckers Point William Conner Deukers Point Pinevale New World Movement Missionary Institute of Conemaugh Brushyalley Lutheran Ralph Hlewart Ambrosia Rossmayne Clyde Robinson A. P. Clark Jesse Boring J. O. Mack Crafton Hugh Mack P. L. Rehn John Felton New Florence U. P David Thomas R. A. Lichtenfels G. HE. Mack Clark Mack Frank Marshall Beyer Grove City Meadville Hine J Ruth Taylorsville Croutman’s. Store News Uival Bell Troutman Hallowe’en Jack Inwu Hallowe'en Suits Hallowe'en
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