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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1921
Page
1
Reports from Punxsutawney list Wingert and Whiteberg selling cabbage, reflections on last year’s market, and a string of local residents including teachers, shoppers, and families visiting or residing nearby. Gusts of everyday life span with social calls, travel by car, and small incidents noted around town.
Community tidbits recount visits and guests across Nickletown, Cherry Tree, and surrounding areas. Names include Miss Sebring, Mes. Clare Griffith, Mr. and Mrs. John Sebring, J. W. Leasure, Mrs. Mary Boucher, Anna Mary, Warvey Reithmiiher, J. J. Winuel, and others. The item also notes a humidity remark, pneumonia illness in Millville, and a muslin trespass notice advertisement.
Grave Kunkle Jessie Devlin and Martha Sell visited Louise and Stuth Warner on Sabbath. Several locals including John Sell and diehls family, Ray Sell, F. M. Kimmel, and Jamey Sell with families spent days with friends. Funeral of William Bracken drew many attenders. Hallowe en event in Indiana promises a big celebration Monday night.
Taylorsville area reports arrivals and visits including Nelson Stolp and family moving to Indana. Miss Mildred Allison visits sister Mahala at Richard Boucher. Mr and Mrs Thomas Still welcome a big boy. Miss Gibson teaches Barbour school staying with R L Slverd. Buterbaughs of Indiana visit L D Buterbaugh family. School events and a Hallowe en parade at Sutton Miller garage in Indiana highlight community items.
Local notice advertises Marion Center milk and dairy products from Walker Bros. on South Tenth Street. It promotes Pure Jersey Milk and Cream, Fresh Eggs, and Creamery Butter as offerings.
Mrs Hiram Amith visited Pittsburgh last week. Mr and Mrs Hugh Fryer stayed with friends in New Bethlehem. Mrs Ida Swanger returned from Indiana. Mrs Chas Felton of Indiana visits relatives. J E B Wiricks returned home after two weeks at Allegheny General. Mrs Celia Harrison of Wilkinsburg visits sister Mrs James Whitesell. Mr and Mrs Glen Herrel were Tittaburg visitors. Mrs Jay Boden visited Blairsville friends. Mrs William Critchfield of Blairsville visited Saltsburg. T Beatty and family were Johnstown visitors Tuesday.
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