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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1901

Page

4

Republican County Committee to Elect Chairman on April 6 1901

The Republican County Committee will convene at the Court House on Saturday April 6 at 1 30 pm to elect a chairman and handle other business. Geo J Fort chairs the meeting. A Pennsylvan ia Christian Endeavor Union note says the Pittsburg gathering moves to summer 1902 to align biennial meetings with national conventions.

Republican County Committee Court House Geo. J. Fort Pennsylvania Christian Endeavor Union Pittsburg

Cunningham's transforms into a large department store

Cunningham's large merchandising house is becoming an immense department store with first floor departments for Shoes ladies' goods furnishings and trimmings and data. Upstairs will house carpets lace curtains and blinds. The manufacturing department employs four of the 15 clerks and recently 400 was spent on store fixtures and a modern carpet sewing machine.

Cunningham Cunninghaw

Modern Home of L M White Opens in Town

L M White, a well known blacksmith, has moved into a new modern residence on North Seventh Street. The house features gas lighting, hot air heating, hot and cold water on both floors, a large reception hall, hardwood finish, and a fully equipped kitchen and pantry. Construction by E M Lockard with painting by R T Marlix. Easter services announced by the Lutheran congregation at Strongs Gown with a special program and Easter eggs for participants. Dr J M Knowlton and family planned permanent relocation to Tarentum after a long local practice. Lost a black leather pocketbook containing money, a small silver heart, and a jeweler August Loch's business card. reward offered.

L. M. White North Seventh Street Tarent J. M. Boowlton Thoreday Tarentum August Loch Grace Klingensmith Oak Street

Beed Potatoes and Local Classifieds Offerings

Beed Potatoes by Martin Johnston of White Township offers seed potatoes through Rural New Yorker and White ’s Biter varieties. Address Indiana, Pa. Boarders wanted at Josiah Jaydick’s 205 South Seventh street Indianapolis. Lost pin from Normal School found. return to Progress office. For Satan a grocery store for info inquire at this office. Ladies shirt waists in white and colored at Helena B Vogel’s.

THE Indiana Progress A. T. Moorhead & Son Orrowe Norre Stezst vDiana Pa Loca Indiana Pace Martin Johnston White Township Indigan Josiah Jaydick South Seventh Street Indigoa Normal School Progruss Satan Hielena B. Vogel’s

Personal Briefs Highlight Indiana County Visitors

County Commissioner T. P. Stephens, Pittsburg visitors, and numerous residents like Prof. A. M. Hammers from the Normal, Hugh Mack of Clyde, and Mrs. Esther Campbell from near town figure in a roundup of local travel. Many others from Blairsville, Latrobe, Apollo, and Vandergrift are noted visiting relatives or returning home after trips to Philadelphia, Indiana, and beyond.

T. P. Stephens Pittsburg de. G. T. Reynolds Town A. W. Wilson Saiburg Indiana Harry Burkett Ambrose G. R. Fulton Latrobe Minnie Stewart Ebensburg Mary Loughry North Sixth Carrie Gessar Elsie Kebler Wen Friends Blairsville W. R. Calhoun Thomas Lowmoan Bason N. B. Lowman Robert T. Longwell Bride Weadville Alk Cunningham State College Misa Florence Kinter Apollo Mm. & R. Galbreath Water Street George T. Hamilton Misa Elsie Wiggins Blairaville M. F. Jamison Atlantic City N. J Margaret Nellie Caufield Blacklick Township Charles Cunningham Easton Frank Lafayette College Mary Michaels James Bell Wm. Ober Pleasant Valley Green Township James Gibson Conemaugh Pennsylvania Railroad Company John Farnsworth Eastrun Gwen Farnsworth Swissvale Tarentum Nan Dogan Lon, O. Parnassus Altewas Strongstown

Lightning rods by Youngblood & Co in county

A reliable company, Youngblood & Co., erects lightning rods for county buildings this spring. Last season 85 000 feet of rods were installed in Italy with full customer satisfaction. Every property owner gets a strong guarantee backed by a trusted firm with a large crew and complete outfits for a diligent, satisfactory job. Kid gloves in spring shades at Helena B Vigel's.

Youngblood & Co Italy

Deaths in Grant township and surrounding areas

Recent obituary notices report Eliza Jane Langham of Grant township near Hillsdale, aged 76, died after months of illness leaving ten children and a long farming life with husband Jonathan Langham who died two years ago. Also listed are Jerusha B Ferguson 76, Catherine E Simons 73, Mary Henry about 60, William McPhilimy 85, Matilda Loughry 69, Susanna Jackson TA, Malinda Lewis 74 with varied causes and church affiliations.

Mes Fliz J Langham Eliza Jane Langham Jonathan Langham Grant Township Hillsdale Saltsbury Langham AL. Longwell Irvona J. L. Langham Thomas Kerr John Langham Taylorsville Presbyterian Church East Mahoning N. J. Sproul Penn Rus F Coreman Eastrow East Mahoning Cemetery

Mrs A D Bates of New Florence Dies at 44

Mrs. A. D. Bates of New Florence died Monday morning at age 44. Survived by her husband and four children. The family once lived in Indiana before settling in New Florence fifteen years ago. She was a member of the New Florence Presbyterian Church. Interment will be at Johnstown today.

Jerusha B. Ferguson John D Ferguson South Sixth Street Presbyterian Church Town New York State Anna Munshower Hillsdale Clara Calhoun Pittsaury Swaniz Crawford Greenwood Cemetery Mary Henry Cherryhill Township Simon Mock John Cherryhill Henry Pittsburg James Pine Fists Charles Oiver Indiana Evangelical Church Stake Rh. F. Randolph Harmony Cemetery William McPhilimy Clarksbnry Il Walth Calvin Miller Conemaugh Township George Harry Clarksburg Matilda Loughrey Matilda Loughry James N. Loughry Marin Center de. Loughry Rush Greensburg Alex Lincoln D. Bates A. D Batea New Florence

Easter Millinery Opening Promises Spring Styles

Miss Emma Rhea invites customers to Easter opening next Sunday at Philadelphia street millinery shop. Stock of all spring millinery styles displayed. Miss Emma Richards is in town to fill orders quickly. Prices and details available at Helena B Vogels.

Emma Rhea Philadelphia Emma Richards

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Reeder T. J. Eyre West Chester Merch News Strongsgown Church Extension Board Broshey Lutheran Church Harvey McElhoes Kellysburg Grove City College McElhoes Ralph Cunningham Steele Bryan Wilber Rankin Seward Davidson Taylorsville Washington-Jefferson College Harvey Leo Garman Frank Garman North Fitth Street Duff's Business College Indiana Public Schools William J. Roberts Pine Flats Massillon Alpha Ill Kansas City Lawrence Kan Ft. Scott Helena B Vigel’a M&s Catherine E. Simons Catherine E Simone John B. Simons Sueliff Brushvalley Township EF. Simons Cicero Gow Suncliff Brushvalley M. E Church Joel Hunt Brushvalley Lutheran Church Susanna Jackson Virginia Blaizeville Malinda Lewis Johnstown Armagh Elizabeth Carnahan Helena B Vogel’s T,Ougehry’s OUR Clothing Department Loughry & Co Brilhart Philadein S. W. Guthrie Equitable Life Assurar Holero Queensware Steving & Sutton Philadelphia Street Leslie Pattison Elgin APPLE Indiana, Pa Pennington’s Haber
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