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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1922
Page
4
Local residents visit relatives and move plans noted. Families travel to Culver Cresson Toledo Purchase Line Philadelphia and Johnstown while others host and hostesses lead Missionary Society gathering at Dinsmore home. Notables include Miss Weber Punxsutawney and Mrs Weddla funeral in McKeesport.
The undersigned granted letters testamentary on the estate of Mary C. Carnon of Homer City borough. Creditors and those owing the estate are asked to present their claims for settlement and those with claims are requested to file promptly with John Me. Garson at Box 452 Memer City, Pa, August 10, 1998.
Notice is herepy given by the under- Rene cagtgaaden devout poe a ne ot of the Ig B ine. application will be made by Brancia ia, Harry B, Benes, Jacek B. Doover, J. Sink and John W. Dosen to the Governor, the State Bank Commissioner of Banking of Pennsylvania, on Monday, October 1922, for the incorporation of a corporate body with banking and discounting privileges under the act, located in Smicky county, Indiana, with capital of twenty six thousand dollars ($26,060) divided into two hundred shares of fifty dollars each. PREBLOR & FIT, Solicitors.
About 25 youths attend high school in Indiana as Mrs Hortons secures room for her class. Mr Tatter, an engineer from Du Bois, moves near the post office. Workers return to the Y as coke ovens near here are repaired. McKinnley Adamson resumes work after vacation. Robert Miller moves to Butler. Station agent William Lackey arrives. he improves slowly in hospital. Margaret Kanyuck recovers. Glen VanHorn moves from New Kensington. Dayton fair attendees include Alexander family and others. Railroad strike ends. good times expected. Aid Society met at Mrs Bairs home. next meeting with Mrs Johnston on August 5. Explosion near Canaver Hall causes house damage but no injuries. Children suffer from summer colds. Marion Center brief notes: John Walker family visits Joe Lewis. Paul Black teaches at Commodore. A M Buchanan visits Frank Menning. J W Houk visits B L Ober. J P Edwards attends Thomas Trimble funeral. W J Shorr recovering from lumbago. Harvey Kinter attends church in Rayne. H W Burkett family visits. James A Palmer recovering from appendicitis. Olene Ober teaches at Shieldsg school. Mr Turner's group and William Stear from North Dakota visit. Charles Meara family and Dixonville calls. Dan Conrad on Indiana business.
Irvin Stewart Brusevallreay of Leatonia Ohio visits friends. F L North of Indiana and Fred Herdinger of Indiana visit and call on locals. G T McCrea and son Clyde are county visitors. William Herlinger did business in Heshbon. C R Yerger and Ralph Ramer host Sabbath visitors. Mary Kelly, a student in Indiana, spends weekend at home. Mrs Curtis Bleakney visits sister in Leechburg. Edgar Kimmel family visit Jerry Kimmel home. District schools opened last week. Mrs Ernest Ramer ill for a week.
The Civic And Literary Club holds a Tuesday afternoon meeting in the club room featuring vocal selections by Mrs. Paul Bell and Mrs. C. O. Smith, an original poem by Miss Ella Duncan, instrumental and reading items by other members, and notes on local residents and events. Ralph and Mr. Dixon prepare to move to Wilkinsburg. several town residents attend meetings and travel to Pittsburgh and Washington for duties and conventions.
A public sale of household goods will be held at S C Mack’s Clyde home in West Wheatfield township on Wednesday September 27 at 2:00 PM. Letters of administration for the estate of Elph Kennedy late of West Mahoning township have been granted. Creditors and those indebted are urged to present claims and settle debts promptly. August 16, 1023 Dayton R. B. administrator.
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