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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1914
Page
3
Alton Strong and wife welcomed a son Thursday night. John Garrett also had a son Sunday morning. Local residents attended conferences, visits, and social events. A festival is planned for Saturday night and many neighbors traveled to Punxsutawney for the fair.
Florence Pender of Blairsville visits trends here on Wednesday. Mrs. Heinbach hosts the Fancy Work Club. Mrs. Taylor entertains guests for dinner. Bert Root of Lucerne visits friends with the Biss family. Nan Smith and Ruby Lydick attend the Christian Endeavor convention at Marion Center last week. J. W. Clark spends a week in Champaign. Al Tomb of Indiana calls on friends here Tuesday. Nannie Work of Pittsburgh visits friends here. J. T. Stewart of Indiana stops by on business. Letitia Duncan of Pittsburgh spends time at home. Nan Gerard of Blairsville visits sister Mrs. Bushnell. Murray couple host visitors, and Warnshuis guests of George Warnshuis depart for W. & J. College. Dr. J. A. Shrom and wife return from wedding tour in the East. Klingensmith families of New Kensington visit Sides. Mary Lintner of Blairsville calls on friends. Grandma Widdowson returns home with daughter Mrs. A. W. Dilts. Elkin spouses visit Plumville. John Elkin called from Five Points for ill father. Nan Skinner of Smicksburg visits J. Good family. Lottie Stiteler employed here spends time in Smicksburg. Boyd Elkin visits Smicksburg. Brewer family visits Orvie Lewis. Kuhn and daughter Pearl of near Davis visit Moorhead ill. A. G. Brewer guests of Will Kerr near Trade City. Mrs. J. A. Davis visits daughter Mrs. Bell in Smicksburg. T. H. Frantz and bridal party take an overland trip to Cumberland Md. in Frantz car.
Miss Jessie Moffitt of DuBois hosts Mrs. Flick while many locals attend the Punxsutawney fair. Numerous names from area families—Musser, Jeffries, Work, Richardson, Calderwood, Duncan, Mack, and others—are listed as visitors, guests, or attendees with travel to and from Punxsutawney and local gatherings.
Plumvile Mra Homer Claypool and son visit Kittanning relatives. Hazel McQuilken teaches at White Oak Flat visits cousin Inez Wynkoop. Mr and Mrs Sloan Marshall welcome newborn Robert Wade near Jonyn. many local guests including Lukeharts and Stuchells. Ruth Zimmerman serves as post office clerk. Pleasant Valley Club meets at Mrs Rowland with readings music and greetings from County Federation president Mrs Christy. Next meeting at Mrs James Cochran on October 9.
Indiana observer notes a Friday night lecture on Equal Franchise by J D Brownlee of Indiana, followed by an open air discussion on leading political questions. Local social notes include visits, fairs, and upcoming public sales at Armstrong and Cherryhill townships with livestock, farming gear, and household items.
A witty remark contrasts the trivial and the enduring value of a pound of bread versus the weight of the soul, noting that public interest centers on price over metaphysical questions. The line highlights a humorous take on priorities in society.
Program outlines a morning session with addresses by John W Williams and Lloyd Lightner, topics on child study and teaching methods, followed by noon music and discussion segments. Includes notices about attendance, directions, and a trespass compliance note.
Letters of administration on the estate of Hannah Wr. Jensin, late of Tladiss te boroneh, dupensuil, taeda benigir tied the cinderstened, tins, divine elias ABATIAt SHb sth are aqueestoal fe pode sent them dnly ounthentlerted for serch ment, and hose Kaowlhe thenmelyrs te te indebted fre reapyestedd.
John I Pierce attorney reports letters of administration granted on Catherine EB Gorgoat's estate in Indiana borough. Those with claims must present duly authenticated statements for semenefit and those owing money should make prompt payment to the administrator O H Gorman.
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