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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1905
Page
8
Local correspondence from Smicksburg reports sermons, visits, and family news. Mentions Rev. A. Longsnecker preaching at 2 00 PM, George Hare visiting from Philadelphia, many town visits, school opening plans, and community events including lodge elections and cemetery work. Also notes losses, marriages, and upcoming Easter services.
Local eye specialists Mr and Mrs Mahaffey continue a week more at the Clawson House offering eye examinations and glasses. They claim unrivaled Pennsylvania experience and urge Indiana County residents to seek their services with prices starting at two dollars. Mrs Yamill of Georgeville testifies to finding satisfactory glasses after earlier eye trouble and recommends their work.
Undertaker Henry H Steving called from town to Plumville to oversee the interment of Mrs Ilva Weamer with an Elegant Shrine Couch casket and California Wool Burial Blanket. He previously laid away Patrick Dugan, father of a Mitchells Mills superintendent, and Mrs John Burns of Strongstown. Steving keeps a stock of caskets and grave vaults not offered by others, sourcing from city supply houses. Pot Lane 123 acres includes tents, a farm, and an orchard in good condition.
A public sale will be held at John W. Kenry's residence in Cockport Green township Judigna county Pa on Saturday April 16 2005 at 9 00 am. Items include a twenty five horse power boiler and engine full set of wheat rollers line shafts gum belts pipe vise corn crackers belts and assorted mill equipment all in first class condition to be operating on sale day.
A wide assortment of items is described including belts of multiple lengths and widths, pulleys, wrenches, scales rated to 400 pounds and ten tons, horses a black mare and a bay horse with ages and weights, harness, sacks of flour and corn, oats and bran, grain scoops, rope, and a note of ree lunch served at noon.
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