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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1919

Page

3

News of County Towns in Kinport and Surrounding Areas

Lovejoys Warren Boring family kinport spent Sunday with his mother Mrs Front. Oliver Johnson and Nellie Mnglish visited Treese school Friday. Mrs A Z Lydie spent weekend with son Harry near Taylorsville Mir and Mrs Leroy Bee and sister Ifildamith called her former's parents Mr and Eva J A Vee. Mrs Haw Butterbush shopped in Parnesboro last week. Mrs Don Lylie and daughter Alice traveled weekend with relatives in Cherry Tres. Clyne Tee employed Holsopple spent Sunday with family here. Carrie Georgs Gurman called on her sister Mrs Anna Leach during work day. Abs Edw Burnheimer, bed confined two weeks, is around again, ays Blanche Wilson Pittsburg ig apead. Low Guys With Her mother Mrs WM Buterbaugh.

Warren Boring Kinport Front Oliver Johnson Nellie Mnglish Treese A. Z. Lydie Harry Taylorsville Mir Leroy Bee Tter Ifildamith Yforner Eva J. A. Vee Butterbush Parnesboro Don Lylie Alice Travee Clyne Tee Holsopple Alys Carrie Gaorgs Gurman Anna Leach Abs Burnheimer Berm Ays Blanche Wilson Pittsburg WM. Buterbaugh

Pie Social Aids Ridge School Fund Raising

A pie social at Ridge schoolhouse drew strong bidding with pies selling up to five dollars each. Bids fueled by the event supported the local school fund. Meanwhile the Robinson school building project makes steady progress and will be a leading southern facility once finished.

Ridge Robinson

Indiana county builds under state education plans

Miss Pearl Lichtenfels, a student at Indiana Normal school, visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ross Lichtenfels after a period of Sunday and Monday activities. Several social events with mystic themes have been planned for the upcoming period.

Indiana County State Educational Department Pearl Lichtenfels Indiana Normal School Ross Lichtenfels

Oddities of Hallowe'en writeups and local notices

The item lists social visits and local happenings in Indiana area including Eva Luther from Clyde resuming studies at Indiana Normal, Thomas Clark county seat calling, Elizabeth Waskinson visiting, Collins Mack visiting Indiana, Charles Henderson moving to New Florence shops, Madna Huston from Robinson on business to Johnstown, and social events like a pie and box social for a school. Also notes improvements to cement sidewalks, Ladies' Civic Club meeting, and lamination wood advances with water resistance. Ads for laminated wood products and furniture bargains from H. H. Strving & Co.

Hallowe'en Eva Luther Clyde Indiana Normal School Thomas Clark Elizabeth Waskinson Homer City Della Hoskinson Collins Mack Indiana Charles Henderson Pitcairn PR. I. Ge Florence Mdna Huston Robinson Johnstown BE. G. Wilhelm Ladies’ Civic and Marcellus Zambont Greeksidd Township David Spence Charlotte Stuchall Indiana Hospital C. C. Postiewailt

Local social notes from Steubenville area visitors and residents

Mrs Alfred Lear of Steubenville visited relatives here for several days. Eloda Mack of Blairsville visited Friday. Mr and Mrs James Patch of Johnstown spent the weekend with the W. H W. Pisher family. Mr and Mrs J W Ferry return from their wedding trip. Artie Campbell of Johnstown moved into part of the Robinson Co farm house. Mrs Ira Harkins of Pitcairn spent Sunday here. Mrs War St. Clair of Conemaugh and family spent several days here. Word comes of Mrs William Reynolds illness in a Johnstown hospital. Mrs Tegoaldy, former Robinson resident, has many local relatives. Mrs Etta Penrose has been sick. Mrs McClure Tall was a Johnstown visitor Monday. Frank and Vivian Williams spent the weekend with their mother Mrs M Williams. Bertha Campbell of Heshbon visited sister Mrs J H Penrose last week. Susie Foust of town and Basil Levendis of Blairsville were recently married.

Alfred Lear Steubenville Eloda Mack Blairsville James Patch Johnstown W. H W. Pisher J. W. Ferry Artie Campbell Robinson Co Ira Harkins Pitcairn Warl St. Clair Conemaugh William Reynolds South Fork Tegoaldy Robinson Etta Penrose McClure Tall Frank Vivian Williams M. Williams Bertha Campbell Heshbon J. H. Penrose Susie Foust Town Basil Levendis

Punxsutawney Social Notes Mention Local Moves and Visits

Mr and Mrs Harry Billims plan to move to Punxsutawney. Mrs Wm Lukehart of Creekside visits Punxsutawney.

Harry Billims Punxsutawney Wm. Lukehart Creekside

Teachers and Patrons Institute Program 1918

Institute program for teachers and patrons at Jacksonville November 14 15 1918 includes opening exercises by G A Fails and Dr W L Shields greetings by Prof K A Hartman and Supt Jas P Chapman with committee reports and a collection to defray expenses. Saturday sessions begin at 2 00 oclock devotional exercises by Rev Orville Fleming and teaching by outline by G A Tails with readings by Pearl Fulton and others. Afternoon includes roll call topics on teaching methods reading and English in grades with music and conference led by Prof C A Campbell. 1919 institute books to be brought. lunch bath provided by patrons. entertainment signups requested.

Jacksonville G. A W. L. Shields K. A. Hartman Jacksonville School Indiana -Y. M, CO Jas. PF Chapman Orville Fleming G. A. Tails Mary, Rose Willian Altshouse Pearl Fulton Harry George Nellie Couch Tillie McPhilimy Miss Breshline Laura Neeger Helen Morrow Marion McAdoo Leda IX. Stephens Kent

Saving Lumber With Glue At Forest Products Lab

Development at the Forest Products Laboratory in Madison Wisconsin yields a water resistant glue that holds wood under severe atmospheric conditions offering a practical method to save lumber for wood users.

Forest Producta Laboratory Madison Wisconsin

Notice to Hunters on Farm Property

Members of the Blacklick Township and Center Township Farmers Gate Protective Association warn that all hunting and trespassing on member property is strictly forbidden. Violators will be dealt with according to law by order of 44-21o.

Blacklick Township Center’ Township Farmers' Gate Protective Association

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lovejoy West Wheatfield The Wallace Dry Goods Co J.C. Wallace & Son Philadelphia Street Indiana, PA Tranks Jerry Wine, Inc Cla Farmers Bank Bldg H. H. Sthving & CO Ivory Luxenberg Bix Harry George, Leda K. Stephens A. A. Fails Alex. Clark & Son Elderton, Pa Incleshe Eshio
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