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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1923

Page

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Spruce Mrs C Eb Grow Returns Home in Johnstown

Mrs C E B Grow returned to her Johnstown home Friday evening. A kitchen shower at W B Douglass's home honored Mr and Mrs Abert Kinnan with many useful gifts. Archie Repine and wife from Tippecanoe and Mrs John Repine with Dortha Ruth and Lawrence visited Harold Nagley in Dixonville hospital Sunday. Victor Stephenson and family of

C. EB. Grow Johnstown W. B. Douglass Aobert Kinnan Archie Repine Tipperary John Repine Dortha Ruth Lawrence Dixonville Harold Nagley Victor Stephenson Vandergrift Jennie Ander South Bend David Anderson Leechburg Lotlie Brown Commodore James McCurdy Priest McAnulty Wille Iromer Bagley Starford Brown Mra Dean Nerringer

Local social notes from Marion Center area weekend visitors

Vandergrift and Mrs Jennie Ander and others visited relatives over the weekend. Numerous residents attended services at Salem and district gatherings. Reunions, illnesses, travel to Pittsburgh and Tarentum appear among short town gossip items.

McKisson Valley Social Items Note Local Visits and Births

McKisson Valley reports Toe Moore and family from Penn Run visiting their uncle M. O. Hines. Mrs. Joe M. Colling called at W. W. Couch's, and the Muckle family welcomed a baby boy. Owing to the prevalence of seario.

Mckisson Valley

Local families and visitors noted in Johnstown area

Mrs. Harry OBrien and Elsie spent days in Johnstown with her parents. Samuel Campbell of East Liverpool Ohio visited sister Mrs. Elizabeth Alcor. Mrs. McClure Hall and others shopped in Johnstown. C W Sutton and wife visiting in Pittsburgh and western towns. John Jones family and daughters weekend with relatives near Avonmore. Gambell carpenters in Armagh. J W Huston trip to Indiana. William Shetler family weekend in Pittsburgh by car. Sunday school parade marked children s week services. Dorsey Dodson recovering from horse injury. Mrs Henry Brendtinger slightly injured by a fall. Russell Betts family of Derry visited town. Rev J M Saunders of Kingwood may move here. W H Wisher among Johnstown visitors. Pearl Pease family moved to Johnstown and Ligonier.

Marion Chnter Paul McGee Anneta Mlizabeth Kinter Ben Walke Nome John Shank Clymer Dorsey King Dixonville George Davis Coalport Wm. Lingenfelter Near Garbleton Alex Malcolm John Malcolm Indiana Garnet Christie Rev. Brown Muriel Nichols Nancy Walker Lucetta Lewis Clara Kinter Benton Elizabeth Kinter D. A. Palmer John Walker Misa Wava Ober Chambersville Helen Irene Kinter Marion Center Wm. Gearhart W. C. Thomas Ben Walker Betty Mra W. D. King Harry O'Brien Elsie Johnstown C. W. Sutton Pittsburgh John Jones Avonmore Lafayette Gambell Russell Gamble Armagh J. W. Huston William Shetler Ray James Henry Brendtinger Russell Betts Russell, Jr Forrest Derry J. M. Saunders Kingwood W. H. Wisher Pearl Pease Pearl, Jr Carrie Ligonier

Austria Recovers Rapidly From War Says Trade Report

Cable from Vienna quotes William Ford Upson noting Austria's improving finances after wartime loans, with higher savings deposits, stronger national bank reserves, and a robust note circulation covered by gold and foreign drafts. May railway deficits and May production figures also reported alongside unemployment figures and hotel guest data in Vienna.

Austria Department of Commerce Wiliam Ford Upson Vienna Austrian National Bank Federal Railways

Watercress Declared Rich in Food Value

Portsmouth reports Dr. Harold Scurfield saying watercress contains all essential vitamins and should be used more widely as a stimulant for the body. The Athens Greek link to mind and a Greenwich hospital experiment with sun exposure are cited as context for watercress benefiting the nervous system.

Portsmouth England Harold Scurfield Medical Association Vivian B. Lewis Greenwich Hospital Nurman

Trial Solves Mystery of Russ Editor's Death

Bulgarian public opinion had blamed a group of Russian émigré officers for the murder of Avoyeff editor of Novaia Russia in Sofia last November. At a Sofia trial those officers were acquitted. Evidence then pointed to Ageyeff, purported Bolshevik ally, as Kerensky secret agent who faked friendship and spied on Bolsheviks. General Pokrovsky was killed simultaneously.

Soln Bulgaria Avoyeff Bolshevikt Novaia Russia I. Sofia Stambulisky Sofia

Census of Blindness Ordered in New York

National committee for the prevention of blindness announces an immediate progressive census of all eye accidents in public places homes and industry to determine means of prevention due to growing seriousness of blindness.

New York National Committee For the Prevention of

Child Clings to Brick in Narrow Rescue at Carthage

A three year old, Willits Woodyard, clung to a protruding brick in Carthage for half an hour, nearly drowning. His mother, Mrs Woodyard, climbed down a rope and saved him, the child exhausted but unharmed aside from fatigue.

Carthage Lex Ma Dee Willits Woodyard Woodyard

Strong Newspaper Combo Offer for Readers in Pittsburgh Area

A combined subscription deal offers The Progress, Pittsburgh Daily Gazette Times or Pittsburgh Post for one year at 6.50, with substitutions allowed between Gazette Times and Post. Expects cash with orders. Executors notice: Letters testamentary for David A Sleppy deceased. Claimants to present and debts to be paid. Joan M Sleppy and W D Sleppy listed, 411 Whitney Ave Wilkinsburg Pa, October 3 1923.

Progress Pittsburgh Daily Gazette Times National Stockman and Farmer Pittsburgh Daily Post Gazette Times The Post Ind L. E. Miller David A. Sleppy Washington Township Joan M. Sleppy W. D. Sleppy Whitney Ave Wilkinsburg

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