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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1921
Page
13
East Wheatfield reports Rev. T Arthur Patterson preaching his last sermon at Armagh Presbyterian Church with communion observance. Local events include Presbyterian Ladies Aid, visits, funerals, home improvements, and community notices across Armagh and nearby towns.
Grisemore residents report Tuesday evening gathering as Grise more caller counts and Hellwood Presbyterian installation of Rev Walter E Ruch with Roberta Long and Duffield officiating. Visitors from Windber Marion Center Clymer Cherry Tree attend music praised. many locals at Cookport fair and school opens with Miss Catharine Smith teaching.
Clerks and families from Clarksburg and nearby towns spent weekends with relatives and friends in Altoona Greensburg and Blairsburg. Notable entries include Paul Lowman of Pittsburgh and Misses Tillie and Anna Belle McPhilimy visiting local homes. A garage project for Ralph Donahey is noted alongside a Sabbath gathering at the Ferguson home. A Shelocta concert directed by Prof. Weber, with a 75-voice chorus, is announced for Saturday evening with admission 16 and 25 cents. Barr's Tobacco Store advertises plug tobacco.
Public sale notices announce events at Pearl Stumbling residence near Stake church on October 1 at 1 o clock involving household goods pullets and farm tools auctions by C Cameron. Alex Bennett farm Cherryhill Township near Penn with livestock machinery hay and grain October 4 at 12. 852 Wayne Avenue Indiana Pa sale includes furniture tools two autos and two real estate parcels with sale at 4 o clock Ty M Shearet auctioneer.
Residents travel and visit relatives in Jeannette Butler and surrounding towns. Sessions note visits by Mias Olive Robinson, Mrs Jolson, Mrs Mechling, J W Whinlton, C B Hartzell, Gunningham, the Trout family, Lichtenfels, J W Watson, Samuel Tuston, and Samuel Logan. Local gatherings include Brethren Ladies Aid meeting and evening service. Property moves include Angelo Polonio store site purchase and relocation. Others report car purchase, home painting, porch repairs, and newlyweds Bowers moving to a portion of Fulcomer's house.
Public health officials warn that typhoid germs do not originate in cows or milk. Typhoid is human in origin, and milk can become contaminated during milking, handling, or from contaminated water and dairy equipment. Colon bacilli indicate possible sewerage contamination, and boiling water is advised when risk is suspected.
Letters of administration on the estate of James M Dickey late of Cherrybill township deceased have been granted to Joseph M Dickey Administrator Vandergrift Pa Aug 24 1891 Those having claims against said estate are requested to present them authenticated for settlement and those indebted are requested to make prompt payment.
Taylorsville reports Mr and Mrs Richard Boucher motored to Indiana on Wednesday to visit relatives. Miss Beatrice Nichols of Indiana, teacher at Mock school, stays at the Butterbaugh home. Hadden bought a new plant and attended Cockport fair. William Harkens plastering his bungalow ready for occupancy. Adam Saphron won a foot race at Green Township fair. L Butterbaugh plastering Edward Nuwl's house.
Tiarr introduces a tobacco stove designed for shaving needs, featuring a compact unit for razor care and included shaving soap. The product promises convenience for grooming routines and aims to appeal to travelers and daily users seeking a portable solution.
Marion Center Milk Depot at No 1 South Tenth Street advertises Pure Jersey Milk and Cream Weesh Vega and Creamery Butter from Walker Bros Props.
A Pennsylvania report urges robust rat control to save crops and health. It notes millions spent yearly, advocates wire netting cement, many traps, and a sustained campaign beyond one week. Rat biology and public health are cited, with methods from the Plant Industry division. District pastors appointments announced after Altoona conference.
Frank Laughlin and family visited Sabbath with his sister Mrs Haas of Avonmore. Mrs Ambrose Smith located in Indians. John Montgomery and wife of Pittsburgh were weekend visitors.
Joe Adams and family spent the weekend with friends near Marion Center. Cleve Waller and son Mugene visited near Grove Chapel. Marion McKhoes stayed at home. Arley Urady hosted Charlie McMillen and daughter Louie. St W McLaughlin shopped in Indiana. Green township fair drew J B Gilhousen and Fontaine. Clifford Wilkerson visited R W McLaughlin. William McElhoes family called on Crookside. Wm Stivison and wife visited Clara Stivison in Indiana. Helen Shields, teaching at Ambridge, was home for weekend. John Chambers of Columbus, C., visited R W McLaughlin.
Spruce Mr and Mrs Rows Read and heir daughter Zulu of Kenwood visited Mrs Dav id Wika parents and Rev J Bruce and family called on Mrs David Clark Wednes day. Mr and Mrs William McCulough visited Clymer Friends Saturday. Miss Munybello Philips returned to school after illness. Thomas Uncapher and family of Johnstown visited rank Uncapher and Mrs Albert Gay and daughter Mary spent Sunday with Mrs Joseph Phillipa. Rank Uncapher injured finger. John Waltermire hospitalized in Indiana. Mr and Mrs Glenn Coy and Miss Albert Coy attended court in Indiana Monday.
Misa McCombs of Indian stayed with Mrs Clair Chapman over the weekend. Emerson Wissinger and family of Clymer visited Arthur Gibson. Mrs W G Pattison visited her daughter Mrs C T McIloury in Indiana. Misa M CG Singer improved for household goods to Punxsutawney. Virginia Stewart goes to Drexel Institute Philadelphia to study. W J Green, once with a leg injury, can be out and about. Muslin trespass notices offered for sale at Unie office in Liverto for twopence and postage. Tubs Tobacco Store advertises Herup tobacco and shipments.
A medical advertisement from Indiana Pa offers Dr Cheon as a physician and surgeon with years of experience claiming to diagnose and treat many conditions using modern science. It promotes free consultation, quick relief, and treatment of digestive, rheumatic, kidney, nerve and memory issues, with main office at 534 Church Street.
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