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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1925

Page

3

Local residents attend events and visits across towns

A long list of town folk and relatives travel to Saltshurz and Five Points. Visits include Parks family moving to the Join Toover farm near Five Points and many social calls among Grange members, with socials planned at Five Points schoolhouse on November 4 and a masquerade pie social at the Grange hall on October 30.

Ney Jeffries Grange Hall Alttian Mildred Rte Howard Pardee Dewey. Leasure

Weekend Guests and Local Visits in Barnesboro Area

The community enjoyed a weekend of social visits with Miss Blanche Crago hosting in Barnesboro and several residents traveling to Johnstown, Jersey Shore, and Akron. Notable entries include Mrs. J. H. Smith visiting Indiana, and high school plans with the play Adam and Eva at the auditorium. Also noted are local trips to Punxsutawney, Falls Creek, and Brookville for family and friend gatherings.

Blanche Crago Barnesboro Inez Ogden George Davis F. P. Harkness Missy Elizabeth Morley Spangier J. F. Murphy R. O. Lytle Ethel Johnstown George Madden J. C. Cooper Winslow Carolyn Margaret Jersey Shore Anna Stephens Coupon J. Tps Fitzpatrick Mabel Brickle Flora, Commer Ebensburg Helen Cooper Oryis Watson R.O. Lytle Karel Falls Creek Mr. Lytle Institute Indiana H. S. Stransser Helen Jack Akron Delmont Nolley Mahaffey Lee Somerville Robert Byers Wancock

Local visitors and residents in township notes

Marion Center J L Streams and wife and Mrs Agnes Craig and Mrs R B Craig visit relatives in Pittsburgh and vicinity. Hi C Lake and family of Indiana spend Sabbath at the old home. Blair Postlewait and Wiss Worth Jeffries in March and Sabbath. Mrs W G Alter returns from Erie after attending State Sabbath School convention. Miss Martha Steffy of near town visits Miss Elizabeth Piper. H P Kinter plans move from Cherry Tree to East Main Street this week. Blaine Wetzel, University of Pittsburgh student, spends weekend with parents.

J. L. Streams Agnes Craig R. B. Craig Pittsburgh C. Lake Indiana Blair Postlewait Wlisworth Jeffries W. G.,alter Erie Martha Steffy Mear Town Elizabeth Piper H. P. Kinter Cherry Tree East Main Street Blaine Wetzel University of Pittsburgh Mr. and

Kimmel Family Heads to Florida for Winter

Mr and Mrs John Lewis and daughter Corell left Thursday for Florida to spend the winter. Mrs M A Wynkoop visited in Indiana last week. Miss Marion Groft a local teacher attends an Indiana institute this week. John D Adamson called on business in Indiana Saturday. A pie social at Hawthorne school house drew a good crowd despite mud. A farewell party was held for John Lewis Wednesday. Gas drillers work on the J B Houser farm. Mrs John D Adamson hosted W C T U workers Tuesday night.

Walter Trarman M. J. Boyers Josiah Fisher Saltshurz Motady John Flemitg Tra Mare Fusene Meleoau Millard Prick Vanderly Five Points Willet Grange Tesda M. Me Robert Hutt Oye Virginia Joseph Parks Join Toover Farm Fivers Harry Orr Vandergrift Marion Boyer Isrice Peterman Bert. Pairman James Johnston Russell Spence Melvin Parks Joseph Marshall Charlotte Jamison Melissa Kirkpatrick George Peffer Plumville Gaynelle Potts Olive Zeitler Virddana Murray Carson Indiana Lisle Etder Panny W. Warner Big Run Glair Gibson Guy Potts Summerville Wm. Oberlin Margery Martha Oberlin Mill Valley Chatrrah Louise Peifer Marion Center Walda Work Sunny Side Frank Wright Jesse Walker Misa Myrtle Burkey Kinports Jennie Spicher Walter Mutman Harvey Burkey G. W. Treece Clearfield H. H. Spicher Rochester Mills Ford Treese A. BE. Walker Gipsy C. H. Walker John Lewis Corell Florida M. A. Wynkoop Marion Groft John D. Adamson Hawthorne School House J. B. Houser John Lewis Correl Morida Crooked Creek Baptist Church Scott F. E. Kirk Illinois Institute

Cajun Customs and Faith in a Louisiana Village

A feature on Cajun life in southwestern Louisiana describes deep rooted customs from Nova Scotian ancestry. It notes alliterative name patterns, brick dust on shelves, Catholic devotion, Saturday dances ending with mass, and a priest’s humorous catechism anecdote ending with a Mardi Gras answer.

Louisiana Nevil Henshaw Adventure Magazine Odelon Oliver Octive Guide Optah Otis Otte Octavie Odella Ophelia Odile Olive Otltn Olynpe Omerh Toto Pere

Mule Transported Hydro Plant in Venezuelan Mountains

In the Cordo Merida range at 4000 feet above sea level lay one of the world’s most unusual hydro electric stations serving Valencia. Equipment and supplies were moved in sections by pack mules to El Milargo to assemble a 2,000,000 gallon water reservoir and a concrete canal directing water to the plant.

Milargo Cordo Merida Venezuéla Valencia el Milargo

Hyde Park London an historic pleasure ground and royal park

Hyde Park in London stretches west from Piccadilly to Kensington Gardens covering 390 acres. Once the manor of Hyde tied to Westminster Abbey it was enclosed as a park in 1635 during Henry VII’s reign. Elizabethan stag hunting and Charles I horse racing mark its early uses. Queen Caroline added the Serpentine water feature during George I’s era.

Hyde Park London Picadilly Kensington Gardens Hyde Abbey of Westminster Henry VII Elizabeth Caroline George I Kansas City Star

Transvaal Gold Output Rises in May and Wage Award Passed

May gold production in the Transvaal mines reached 813 249 fine ounces valued at £3 456 808, up 25 780 ounces and £109 352 from April. Native workers totaled 172 982 at end May, down from 176 188 in April. A bill reflecting the De Villiers wage award grants 9 30 percent increase to men earning less than £1 daily, and has passed the House of Assembly.

Transvaal de Villiers House of Assembly Commerce Reports

Roses in the Southwest Wildlife Rose Bushes Thrive in Dry Heat

The article notes wild roses in the dry Southwest are low stunted bushes with brown branches and many straight prickles like gooseberry. Flowers appear purple rose or white and resemble strawberry or blackberry blossoms. They suit heat but are hard to grow in northern gardens.

Nature Magazine

Oldest Cigar Store in Lancaster Claims Distinction

Lancaster Pennsylvania proclaims a De muth family cigar store as oldest in America, operating since 1770 under Henry Demuth. The shop functions as a museum housing relics including Lancaster County’s first bathtub, a century-old wooden building styled like a large barrel.

Lancaster America Demuth Henry Demuth Lancaster County

Vandergrift residents host and visit over week

Vandergrift and Kiports residents shared visits with neighbors and relatives including Mr and Mrs Delmont Baker and Mrs Brith Berringer. A Hallowe en program drew attendees at the primary school and several locals noted recent illness improvements. The community prepared for church services, a farewell party for a traveling couple, and long week visits before winter plans.

Joe Spencer Vandercrift Delmont Baker Kiports Brith Berringer Samuel McMunn Alex Berringer Bon. Berringer Bert Rummel Iona LetastiMer Kinport R Mra Wm, King Bernadine Vandergrift Charles King Robert King Robert, Jr Emeigh Max Fleming Hallowe'en Keziah Wammins Arthur Crossom Mary Fleming Hdna Miles William Fleming William McQueeney Cookport Max Langham

Public sale notice detailing land division proceedings in Young Township

By virtue of a court appointment, a master will assess if land described in the bill can be divided without harming interests. The proceedings occur December 15, 1925 at 10 a.m. on the premises in Young Township, Indiana County, Pennsylvania. All interested parties may attend or the matter will proceed ex parte. Master Tamms T. Tack.

Re Abbe IL Parr Rebroga F. Matson Nancy Mylupilaa Matson Cathiemine J. Haddin Amy Beck Amanda T. Smith DGA HH Smitteil Ruinl A. Smiti Freda M. Wolee Chester A Amie Lloyd OF SMI Funkell. Smith Mauride L. Smith Dorris L. Smut Edgar TL Smuch W. C. Smith W. G. Tiandilicks Annie Margaret Alice Dickey Tosel i. Ayers Koris T . A Tiayss Charles Duayes Lot. Knchh Caldwell Bessin Pinkey Mildred An'miony Russ Nayes Rupit Hay Rwooda Hayes Juss Haynes VA Emindricks Amlary J. Visuety Laura L. Reown Dan Baally Young Cours Ty Indium State of Pennsylvania A. Mt Vine

Orphans Court Sale of Indiana County Farm

James W. Mack announces an Orphans Court sale of the A M Allison estate in East Mahoning Township Indiana County PA. The 170 acre plus farm with log house barn and gas well will be offered at 3:00 PM with a $200 down payment and balance on delivery of deed. sale conducted by J Wise McCartney administrator.

The Orphans’ Court of Indiana County East Mahoning A. H.allison Indiana Pennsylvani Paul Hopkins Phillips ON and Gas Company Clark Vollock William Hanking J. Wise McCartney Doltae W. Ayers

Administrator's Notice for Ezekiel Sonerville Estate

Ernest Stewart attorney announces letters of administration for Ezekiel Sonerville late of Cherry Green Horongeh. Those with claims must present them authenticated for settlement. Debtors urged to make prompt payment. Commodore Pun, Sept 30, 1995.

Ernest Stewart Ezekiel Sonerville Cherry ‘Gree Horongeh M. L. Somerville Commodore Pun Getty Pores Bovice Johnnie B. Spicher Tate Banks Township Albery IL Hatrigh Gipsy

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