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Newspaper
Indiana Democrat
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1903
Page
4
A local clothing and furnishing store promotes useful gifts for men including suits, overcoats, hats, hosiery, smoking jackets, and an umbrella. The ad highlights a large stock in Indiana, urging teachers and visitors to shop early for male relatives and friends.
Sloan Bros shows a holiday display with Albums Toilet Cases Smoker Setts Dominoes and Silverware plus Xmas novelties. Regular stock includes Rubbers Shoes Felt Boots Stockings Arctics Alaskas and a broad underwear selection for men women and children. Also featured are men’s sweaters cotton and wool blankets and winter accessories like fascinators mufflers and wraps.
An old advertisement lists a morning to afternoon shopping spread for TAE Cunningham with bargains on ladies and gent apparel. It highlights wool waists, tweed coats, gowns, nightshirts, stockings, and rugs with prices from 25c to 25 dollars, noting new patterns and special Christmas styles.
Indiana's Biggest Toy Store offers a complete assortment with Santa themed items. A broad stairway will be well lit and accessible. shoppers, including children, can find desired gifts ranging from carving sets to walking talking dolls at prices from 15 cents to 150 dollars.
An advertisement lists a range of blankets and knee robes including all wool, cotton, horse and knee robes in various styles and sizes. Prices span from 75 cents to 8 dollars, highlighting durable, warm options with quantities and specific features like haps, burlap bindings, and two strap neck closures.
Obituary notices report Mrs Jine Anderson widow of Dr William Anderson dying Sunday at age about 76 in Philadelphia street after a stroke. Born January 6, 1832 in Armstrong county, she married Dr Anderson in 1865. one daughter Mary survives. Also listed are death notices for Mrs Chrissie Rink of Rippey Town age 47, daughter of George Keller. Ellwood M. Ellwood of Blairsville age 73, married since 1853 to Catherine France. and mentions siblings and funeral details with Greenwood cemetery interment.
Mrs Mary M Atucheld wife of J Stuchell died at her East End Pittsburg home on Thursday at 63 cause heart failure due to asthma She formerly lived in Indiana five years ago the family moved to Pittsburg Her husband and sons Matthew Hough and Roy all of Pittsburg survive The remains were brought to Indiana by noon train Saturday and interred at Oakland Cemetery Rev George S Holmes conducted the grave services
Scott Clark died at his White township home from a skull fracture after a fall near his spring. He was brother to Judge Silas M. Clark of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court. survived by wife and four children. funeral held Thursday at Oakland Cemetery. Susan J. Roberts died at Blairville home at 72 after a disease compilation. funeral by Rev. Pershing Thursday evening. remains to Somerset for interment.
George King founder of the Cambria Tron works and later the Great Cambria Steal company died at his daughter's home in Johnstown at 95. He came to Johnstown in 1883 and soon became involved in the iron ore deposits. In 1855 he was elected to the legislature as a Whig from the Johnstown district.
Campbell B F Campbell died at his home in Homer City Monday morning at age six in a weeklong illness. He left a wife and four children. The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon and interment followed at Oakland Cemetery.
Foreman Tattie wife of John M Voreman aged 49 died at her home in Seuminalls on Wednesday Dec 0. A former Indiana resident her remains were interred in Woodlawn cemetery.
Samuel Barrett proprietor of the Central Hotel died at home in Ford City Sunday from spinal meningitis aged 27. Survived by his wife. Interment held at North Point on Tuesday.
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