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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1920
Page
4
Communique from The Indiana Progress requests each obituary or card of thanks be sent with a reply copy and a seven cent charge. Cash must accompany every copy. communications and payments should be addressed to The Indiana Progress in Indiana.
William Vaughn and family of Johnstown visited relatives in Uniontown on Saturday. Local residents including Mr and Mrs Ford Beringer of Grisemore and several others were guests of William Buterbaugh and families on Sunday. Blair Beringer had a Sunday morning curve incident but uninjured. Ey Nest Garman damaged a telephone pole in a separate crash. Samuel Johns, 77, a Pennsylvannia Railroad pensioner, visited his niece Mrs Langham, first trip to Uniontown in 24 years. Local youths held a corn roast Monday night. Joy Clevenger from Somerset is here to care for ill grandmother Rachel Baun.
Public sale announced by S. T. Rugh at his Brushvalley farm eight miles south of Mechanicsburg on State Highway. Goods include two head of good horses, cattle, sheep, several Guernsey and Shorthorn cattle, 80 ewes, six Hampshire and crossbreds, rye alraun, and hogs. One year credit with approved security offered. Auctioneer Cammion of Penn Run. Noon start. Also notices on rail schedule changes and local obituaries and an auditor’s notice.
McKisson Valley Ed Collins from Indiana spent the weekend with his ill mother Mrs G W W Collins. Miss Isabelle Robinson visited in Indiana. Mrs George Powell and children from Dayton stayed with her brother M G Himes on Sabbath. J D Couch of Parkwood visited his brother W W Couch. Thursday Mrs Caroline George and Catherine George helped at the W C Smith home. Evelyn King spent time with sitter Mrs Walter Black. Marian Cunningham returned home from Brackenridge where she cared for her sister Mrs Peters. Braden McAdoo of Pittsburgh visited his mother and brothers in the old home recently.
Altoona Trust Company guardian for Dani Jaxeth George Lanzentorfer requests court approval to sell minors rights in a Pittsburgh area tract described in a long deed chain. The sale would cover a one thirty sixth interest for each ward, with proceeds to be distributed per court decree. Objections must be filed at the Orphans' Court before the hearing.
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