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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1903

Page

5

Local items from Armaugh and nearby towns

Armaugh notes report a temperance prayer gathering in Seward led by McCutcheon, with Miss Verna Tomb visiting from Indiana for vacation. Several locals, including Johnstown and Garbleton residents, are listed as callers and visitors. mention of a cow loss, lime purchases, house repairs, and various visits. A Philadelphia anecdote touts Electric Bitters as life changing, with an ad for a farm for sale and local farming notices.

Anna Findley Johnstown Samuel Dick Stephen Johnston Charles Clarke Daniel Killen C. A. Campbell B. G. Mack A. E. Johnston Thomas Mack Robert Hutchinson Scott Spires Wehrum Harry Dripps Stella John D. Dripps Taylor McCormick Olive

Local Notes From Shelocta And Vicinity

Local items show visits by residents including Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sharp and son James of Wilset, Helle Fleming near here, and records of travel to Indiana and West Lebanon. Several moves, farm purchases, and illnesses are noted alongside community news in Shelocta and nearby areas.

Shelocta Joe Sharp James Wilset Mies Helle Fleming Near Here West Lebanon Mire Sarah E. Fleming Paul Indiana Perry McCreight Baby Advance Frank Kimmel Grace Juniata College Huntingdon County Thetta Fleming Wiggins V. C. Thomas Lizzie Edward Wil- Topsburg William Miller Parkwood Harry Fisher Newville Roy Cunningham Watt

Marchand area moves and local notices in Purchase Line

Norman Brown and family move to old Crozier farm in East Mahoning while Mr. Orr buys the Brown farm and takes April 1 possession. Wesley Peffer departs for Homer City to seek work. Misses Dora Moot and Laura Wingert return from Normal College for a few weeks. Roy Wining returns home from near Sharon. Mr. and Mrs. James Rosborough visit Sidney Peffer’s. Funeral attendees from here go to Covode for Ball Sutter’s service. Mrs. Smail ill with heart trouble. Mrs. J. S. Miller and daughters visit her mother D. R. Honk. Henry Dill and Judson Buterbaugh visit Patton. E. Warilin Houk at Indiana University visits home. Jadson Buterbaugh’s horse broken leg, shot Sabbath. Miss Mame Rodkey of Mahaffey visiting friends. Tom Jamison to manage Purchase Line Boarding Hall this summer. Ex-Sheriff D. E. Thompson selling heavy draft horses and other stock, with several noted horses listed. Sales at Blairsville after Thursday. buyers urged to inspect.

Wm. Shields I. G. Wolfe Onberg Josiah Kinter Lillie and Pan McCoy Marion Center R. 5 McCoy Caroline Speedy Indiana J. W. Shields A. K. Shields Wissinger H. K. Shields Marchand Norman Brown Crozier East Mahoning Orr Brown Wesley Peffer Homer City Dora Moot Laura Wingert Roy Wining Sharon God James Rosborough Sidney Peffer Ball Sutter Covode James Smail Mame Rodkey Mahaffey Tom Jamison D. E. Thompson Barneza Bers I Tiastrack Neumere Wedgewood Fairy King Goldee Alue Grorbo Gross Jean Tluxrisan Blairaville Tharday

Centennial Souvenir Spoons On Display By East Philadelphia Jeweler

J L Irving, a street jeweler in East Philadelphia, displays unique centennial souvenir spoons carved with wood representations of the Court House and Normal School building. The store also features a fine line of watches clocks and novelties and is poised to benefit from the county centennial interest.

J. L. Irving Philadelphia Hiaetore Court House

Millinery Opening At Mrs Hare S A Three Day Event

Millinery opening invites ladies to Mrs J J Hare's on Thursday and Friday to view spring and summer stock. An array of striking bonnet creations is promised and buyers will secure their preferred selections on opening days. Also notes painting course and machine sale in Indiana Pennsylvania.

John Oliver Philadelphia Daugherty Bros Indiana Wm. I. Moore’s Homer City L. N. Park's Marion Genter J. J. Hare

Grain and livestock prices from Pittsburg market report

Pittsburg market report lists prices for oats corn hay eggs butter cheese hogs cattle sheep and lambs. Notable quotes include OATS No 2 white 41% and corn No 2 yellow shelled 50 futures, hogs prime heavy 37.60 to 7.63, cattle prime 4.24 to 5.45, and lambs 7.75 to 8 with various grades for dairy and produce.

Pittsburg New York Wisconsinwiss Limburger

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Wes Norman L. Glasser Grove City College J. W. Binex Logan Ls Dunlo Hongker Suongter Statthew Cunner John LD Bence GA Gletus A. Rome Pilsburg Relas Gaibleton Rayne Fulner Maupie W. Kinter Garbieton Belle Weiss Lewis Ruffner Tanoma Wilson Creekside Jay Kinter Tacoma Garbleton Fo Millen Wayland Wyncoop Chambers Horace Kinter E. J. Buchanan Frank Fleming Live Plumville Arounby Jas E McClure Mt. Pleasant Duff Morrow Ton. Gibson Buckanay Dave McMannis Kittanning B.S. Pierce Hamilton Lizzie Clyde Sharpsburg Presbyterian Church D. Schredengolt Waxtred Calon L. M. Tuomas Church Street J. W. VanHorn Taylor Farm Willet Conklin Indiana Harpwake Co Beringer Warren Rummell Strangetown Harvey Fleming Charmbersville J. E. Brown Spruce W. Mf Baterbyugh Stanley Douglass Efars Douglass Northshore Sidney Garman Barto Barnesboro Mitchell Bafiler Homer Atrongstown Airg Stiles Wintondale S V. T. Graham Tie Craben Ifr Ney F. B. Wiliams John Sampie Oi Patrol George So Isemore Bert Russell Harrisburg Childser Idr Sire B. J. Davie Eva Bauer Mr. Davis EG. Davis H.W. Cameron Vandergrift Arthur Jones P. R.A Owen Williams Mira Myrtle Templeton Martintown Gilpin Olive Piper Westover Ora Work Borce Leesville Ind W. H. Brown Wm. I. Moore L. N. Park Indiana Harpware Co J. T. Boucher’s Centennial L. Pattisan J. C. Conner R. E Adams South Seventh Street Secretary of Internal Affairs of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Pine Township Indiana County J. H. Weaver Mary Schreckengost Philip Rice Andrew Hoover Joseph Chapman Maggie B. Harman Edward P. Grove Philadelphia Street Jack Syracuse J. L. Orr R. R Equitable Life Assurance The Equitable Life Assurance Society Henry B. Hyde S. W. Guthrie Indiana, PA Washington Observatory American Watch Irving, the Jeweler Penn’a David Ellis & Son Penn Wallace Dry Roonsky J.C. Wallace & Son L Proprietors Philadelphia St Cunningham Terhune Shoes Haster Demos ALCO Norfolk
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