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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1922
Page
5
Poultry advice warns scratch feed alone fails to yield winter eggs. Emphasizes soft balanced feed with at least 20 percent meat meal, highlighting Meat Mash at 60 percent protein. Also advertises Royal Scratch Feed, oyster shell, ground corn meal, farina, and other feeds with listed prices.
Social items and visits across Avonmore, Armagh, and surrounding towns. Local residents including Harmon, Aikens, Moorhead, Towndend, Reynolds, Deemer, Campbell, White, Roof, Townsend, Beighley, Lohr, Price, and many others are listed with weekend calls, travels, and hospital updates. A Presbyterian church event and oyster supper are announced, with multiple attendees noted at fairs and visits to Greensburg, Indiana, Johnstown, Pittsburgh, and Seward.
Dr W B Ansley and Frank Shupe attended a Baptist church conference in New Kensington. Mrs George Kuntz of Braddock visited Richard Gould in Saltsburg. A number of Saltsburg residents attended the Apollo fair. Mrs Frank Smith visits in Center county. Mrs Joe A McClaren spent last week at Indiana. Howard Ryall attends Washington and Jefferson College. Mrs Scott McKee returns home after a stay at Overlook sanitarium New Wilmington. Mr and Mrs J F Hood of Indiana spent Saturday with Saltsburg friends. Mrs Hice of Pittsburgh visits her niece Mrs A H Beatty. The Misses Moore of New Alexandria weekend with Mary Beatty. Mrs R H Wilson visits daughter Mrs Clark McKeen in Dormont. Mrs Martha Allen and daughter Bitter of Philadelphia visiting before returning to Alliance, Ohio. Mrs George Smith spent part of last week at Springdale. Mrs Frank Shupe of Breckinridge Sabbath at home. John Ebert and family of Van Gorganft spent weekend with Mrs Ebert's parents.
A Philadelphia institute issue outlines common infant ailments and home care. It covers vomiting guidance, overfeeding risks, nipple hole sizing for bottle feeding, and gentle reliefs for hiccups. Constipation management emphasizes hydration, regular bowel routines, and safe laxatives with medical guidance.
Indiana County Automobile Club with State Federation of Automobile Clubs launches campaign to mark all public roads. Supervisors face $10 penalty per unmarked road. summer reports show many roads lack guide boards. Efforts aim to improve highway navigation without prosecutions. Postmaster Borland notes Treasury Savings Certificates prices rise October 1 to 820 per 1000. Certificates remain tax exempt and yield 4 1 4 percent, with up to 5000 per person or corporation.
Pine Flats notices include Rev Brown preaching at the Christian church next Sunday. Mrs E G Davis visited her son Joy in Mera for several days last week. Thelma Leroy and Hugh Myers of Indiana visited relatives here. J H Smith and Shed Lockard hosted visits at Rev James McPhail’s home in Kittanning. G M Huston and William Sides visited Johnstown Sunday. Henrietta Parry stayed at BE Parry’s home several days last week. Mrs Homer Bagley of Stafford called here Wednesday evening.
Dixonville residents attended a township fair at Cookport on Friday and Saturday. Lenore Nicholson is hospitalized with pleurisy in Indiana. Roy Bagley and Geraldine visited Rev. J. P. Tampt. Schools are crowded with 460 pupils in eight rooms. Several local residents visited churches and friends over the weekend, including trips to Du Bois and Cockport. A minstrel show drew a large youth crowd. In Lovejoy, Merle Engle and family from Indiana visited his mother Mrs. Jane Frank. Various local families were noted visiting, calling, or staying with relatives, and little Bernard Beer is recovering from illness. John Meeking is nursing a patient at home.
Nelson Widdowson of Indiana sued on a hand caused by blood poison after calling on J. J. Meekins and family on Saturday. The column lists visitors and movers among residents: Ida Kingel and two grandsons return to Washington DC, Prof. and Mrs. R. J. McIsaac head back to Alabama, Miss Myrna Crozier touring Algie Lake area, students in Indiana and Punxsutawney, Herman Woods moving to Indiana, WCTU convention at Juneau, and various visits between Punxsutawney, Marion Center, and nearby towns. The piece notes Daniel McCarty family relocating to Punxsutawney, Rev. and Mrs. W. C. Good visiting C. M. Wingert, Emma Brown of Indiana visiting W. C. Brown, Henry Rudolph and son John visiting, Nathanial Simpson staying with grandparents, Karl Glass returning from gas work near Worthville, Indiana callers, Blakely Winneberg, J. Sutter of Walter visiting, Edward Moot family trips to Beachwoods, and a potential open air meeting of the C R B Society with services at the brick church.
Notices from Hillsdale Strongstown and Uniontown list visitors and daily life. Guests include Mrs George Collins and Mrs David Strassler from Glen Campbell with local families visiting relatives in Vandergrift Freeport and Belmont area. Church service scheduled Sunday 7 30 PM.
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