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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1919
Page
2
The Indiana Progress, the largest and oldest paper in the county, lists Moorhead and Ralph Moorhead bakers and proprietors. It notes second class matter status, October 25, 1906, and current details for subscription terms and cash in advance.
Miss Sarah EB Graff of Blacklick travels to Pittsburg to teach commercial subjects and secretarial work. Fred W Henry of Lovejoy visits the county seat with Rev EB Milburn of Altoona, who is leading a revival at Lovejoy. J Clark Wright of near Rochester Mills hosts his son Charles Wright of Kansas City and family, visiting home after seven years. Barkley brothers Frank and James, veterans, return from overseas with family and relatives in New Kensington and Wandercroft homecoming. Dr W S Campbell of Seward and Mr and Mrs Harry Snyder with daughters Amy and Thelma visit Johnstown for a reception honoring son Donald, recently home from aviation service.
Green Township to host a Cookport fair with a 10 a m parade and events through 7 30 p m including stock judging, athletics, demonstrations, an address by Rev Teagarden and entertainment by Galbraith Bros. Also notices public sales of farm property slate nearby auctions and a Dayton fair from Sept 23 to 26 promising track events and strong livestock exhibits.
Mrs. R. F. McHenry and son Ralph plan to settle in State College after living here for years. Mr. and Mrs. James Watson and two sons relocate to New York City following a visit with Mrs. A. P. Watson. John W. Warner, county farm agent, becomes a grandfather as his wife bears a son. A farm accident injures Carl Holt, son of John Holt, who loses his right arm in a corn shredder near Marion Center. he is taken to Indiana hospital.
Clara Boyer and St A Silvis named as administrators of Nathan Boyer late of Armstrong Township deceased. Creditors must present claims duly authenticated for settlement and debtors must make prompt payment. Dated September 17, 1910 in Mydian Jr D. No. 2 Pa.
The 40th annual Dayton fair runs September 23 to 26 featuring power events and notable exhibitors. Executors notice and private sale procedures appear among notices for local estates and court actions in Indiana County notices dated September 17 1919.
The auditor appointed by the Orphans' Court of Indiana County will settle and report distribution of money in the hands of Arvid Johnson, administrator of the estate of Alfred Anderson, late of Green Township, deceased. He will attend to duties at Farmers Bank Building in Indiana on Wednesday October 15, 1910 at 2 o clock p.m. All interested persons may attend.
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