Local residents and visitors share updates in town column
ALVERDA B Williams of Indiana was a caller in town Monday. Alma Vater IT has returned home after visiting her grandmother Mrs Sadie Graham of Homer City. Dora Maidenberg bought a 4 new Chevrolet truck. Mrs Sam Long is on the sick list. Mr and Mrs Pat Henry were Pittsburgh callers Sunday. Mrs P Gordon of Williamaport visited at the Waxler home. Muriel Smith spent Wednesday with Windber friends. Miss Sophie Logan left for Plainfield New Jersey to seek work. Guests at Alma Vater’s home included her sister Mrs Mary Ann LeCorchick and son Raymond of Erie. Mr and Mrs Andrew Le Corchick and son Tommy of Uniontown. Mrs Mudrick of Cleveland Ohio. Mrs Afton LeCorchick and Mr and Mrs Martin Pavlick of Barnesboro. Mr and Mrs Joseph Leone and children Joseph Lewis and Ivan McCullough of Hellwood. Leo Corsini of Mentele. Joseph and Fred Henry of town. Mr and Mrs Harry Welch of Washington DC visiting Arch Repine’s home. Rev and Mrs James McGrew of Pittsburgh called on friends Sunday. Evelyn LeCorchick and Martha Lechner of Erie visiting the aunt Miss Alma Vazer. Mary Sutila of Buffalo NY visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Joe Sutila.
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Alverda B. R. Williams
Indiana
Alma Vater
Sadie Graham
Homer City
Dora Maidenberg
Sam Long
Pat Henry
Pittsburgh
P. Gordon
Williamaport
Joseph Waxler
Muriel Smith
Windber
Sophie Logan
Plainfield
N. J
Mary Ann LeCorchick
Raymond
Erie
Andrew LeCorchick
Tommy
Uniontown
Mudrick
Cleveland, O
Afton LeCorchick
Martin Pavlick
Barnesboro
Joseph Leone
Joseph, Lewis
Ivan McCullough
Hellwood
Leo Corsini
Mentele
Joseph
Fred Henry
Town
Harry Welch
Washington, D.C
Arch Repine
James McGrew
Frienda Sunslay
Evelyn LeCorchick
Martha Lechner
Alma Vazer
Mary Sutila
Buffalo
N. Y
Joe Sutila
Ray Moot
Punxsutawney Hospital
J. F. Scott
H. W. Smeaton
West Virginia
Stewart Bumgardner
Harrisburg
John Wilson
Hazel Moore
Dearborn
Mich
Mary Brown
Ralph Wineberg
Louise
George Hicks
Elmer Hogan
Indian Springs ‘Park
Wm. Frew, Sr
Willard Mears
Madison
N.J
Sarah Moore
Reese iPeffer
Fred
Brae Breeze
R. B. Wineberg
Minnie Matthews
Hazel
New Kensington
Clifford Matthews
Wm. Roberns
Gon
Charles
Braddock
Charles Wingert
Rosa Wingert
Wesley Peffer
Butler
Reese Peffer
Linus Simpson
Bernice
Oak Tree
Social notes from Derry and surrounding towns
Rob inson Mids Annabel Moyer visited at the Betts home in Derry while Alice Riddell and granddaughter Genevieve Walbeck visited the Watts family in South Fork. Harry Schrum returned from Cleveland after attending the Great Lakes Exposition and visiting his brother Daniel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Riddell
Genevieve Walbeck
William Watts
South Fork
Progress Trespass Notices for Property Protection
Progress Trespass Notices warn against trespassing and theft under the Trespass and Property Damage Act. Printed on heavy paper six notices for 25 cents, three notices for 25 cents on muslin. Send cash and 3 cents postage to Indiana Progress, Indiana, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Progress
Indiana
Realization By Lydia Lion Roberts
Edna Brent, weary from constant domestic duties, rides a street car longing for rest and imagining home warmth. A conductor announces his dying baby, jolting her with the fragility of life and her fears for Berton and John. She envisions tomorrow’s chaos, warmth, and playful chaos of her children, seeking solace at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Brent
Berton
John
David
Ben
Leong
Odd Laws Cited From Kansas And Tennessee
A London Answers Magazine writer notes Kansas requires trains meeting at a crossing to stop with the other a mile away. Tennessee law miswording bars cattle owners from running wild under heavy penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
London Answers Magazine
Tennessee
Broad slice of social visits and a Buffalo Bill nickname
Philadelphia guest Margaret Frew visits her parents in town while others scatter across states visiting kin. A local reunion at Indian Springs Park gathers families from Indiana to Pittsburgh. The item notes Cody known as Buffalo Bill wins a side bet after slaughtering 125 buffalo in a day, totaling 4,300 in 18 months. The Progress and Pittsburgh Post-Gazette subscriptions advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F
Buffalo Bill
Cody
William Comatock
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R. W. Webble & Co
Indiana, Pa
A. B. Cunningham
Rayne Township
East Pike
Texaco Gas
H.S
Robinson Mids
Annabel Moyer
Russell Betts
Derry
Harry Schrum
Daniel Schrum
Cleveland
Great Lakes
Miles Muir
John Muir
West Bolivar
Tgses Phyliss
Gladys Fry
Armagh
Dewey Riddell
Bertha Steffey
Elmer Bosers
Henderson Nixon
Harry T. Johns
Laurabel
Freda
Johns
Chalmers Penrose
Harry
Ludwig Hilster
Ethel May
North Braddock
Jease Johns
Robert Hunter
Martha
Dorothy
Jean
Templeton
Bernard Bush
Hona DiSantos
Wilkinsburg
Ralph Garland
Mary Ribblett
Fort Palmer
Adda Felton
Mildred Felton
Seanberg
North Side
Annie Swanberg
Jack Cowsperthwaite
Robert McGrew
Parkersburg
Frank Shomo
Alma
Kathleen
Marion Center
Ralph Johns
Lockport
Hilda St. Clair
Indiana County
Hotel Moore
Roy Wadding
Streamline Market
Lydia Lion Roberts
McClure
Mr. Smith
Farmers Bank & Trust Company
J. F. Griffith
Harold Mottar
Frank Knauf
Akron
W. F. Kirkpatrick
Clarion
Rey
G. P. Garland
Hazel Wineberg
Sarah Belle
Anna Louise
The
Progress and Fittsburgh Post- Gazette
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Indiana County Maytag Co
North Eighth St
Indiana, Penna
Breeze-Point
Fair Grounds
W. B. Allison
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