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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1903

Page

4

Dry Goods Firm to Add Rear Wing and Second Story

J C Wallace Son, a leading dry goods house, plans a summer expansion adding a rear 15 foot wing and a second story to form a two story block 100 feet long. The new second floor will house cloak and carpet departments. The carpet room now used will be sold to J M Stewart Co for 6000 dollars, including the lot behind the room and extending to the alley.

J.C. Wallace & Son Laat J. M. Stewart C6 Bariwere Ventura County Ventura County Navy DSC Jersey Philadelphia St Lkaaa

Death notices and removals in White township area

RECENT DEATHS LISTS MARY JANE CUTTS of White town hip aged 77 who died at home. funeral held Tuesday led by Rev. Lewin Hay with burial in Greenwood cemetery. Also infant Russell Patt, 1 year 3 months, died at grandparents’ home. funeral Friday led by Rev. Swartz Crawford, interment in Oakland cemetery. Madge Trindle of Armagh died aged 10 from measles. funeral Saturday, Armagh cemetery. Infant Milton Hugh Parry of Pine Flats died at 3 weeks 5 days. interment Pine Flats Friday. Also a Removal Notice for Dr. M M Davis moving to Ninth and Water streets. Marriage licenses listed for several couples including Hugh Carroll and Mary McElwee, plus others from Conemaugh Two and White Sulphur Spex. Further entries show listings for Cameron Davis and local names in Cherryhill district.

Mary J. Cutts Mary Jane Cutts White Decoused Lewis Winsinger White Township Lutheran Church of Russell Patt Russell Jacob Patt Town James Dickey School Street Swartz Crawford Oakland Cemetery Madge Trindle Madge Temes Trindle Armagh Fides McCutebeau Milton Hugh E. Ford Parry Pine Flats Thuredar Hugh &. Carroll Sai Mary M. McElwee Harry A. Edwards Dane Ray Foun A. Smal Laura S. Graham -Conemaugh Taylor Rankin Mont McCreight Elderton Ana Jamies M. Kunkle Winifred Lally Cameron Davis Millie G. Fran D. B. Waltemire Indiana Mies Ella McCormick Pittsburg Misa Garman Jeannette J. A. Peterman Advance J. A. McFeaters Graceton John Ortz Vandergrift A. L. Buterbaugh Taylorsville Mrs. Chea Work Thoreday G. L. Crooka Plumville H. B. Shaffer J. J. Carson Pittaburg Misa Carrie Lytle Latrobe A. Fleming Wilkineburg Lewis Hayland Hays Allegheny Royden Taylor Cornell University Blouse Brown Altoona Bell Allison Don Hill Uniontown Mabel McCreight Marthe R. Craige 7. C. Welch Bellevue Peter Leasure Waterstreet Fred Hoffman John Hoffmar East Oak Street W. A. Braughler East Pittsburg A. A. Braughler Philadelphia Wilbur Brown Mary Brown Marchand Bell Alison R. C. Daugherty Wilkinsburg Nanos Lowry Railroad Avenue Emma Speedy North Ninth Street David Kyle Joanstown Metropolitan Insurance Company Earl Miller Juniata College Huntingdon County Frank Hildebrand Steubenville, O Government Benjamin McCartney Hamilton Jefferson County Ben Ethel Mahaffey Myers Mitchells Mille Martha Orr Bertha Miss Orr Anna Laughlin North Sixth Street Mae Prothero Homer J. McMains Leechburg J. C. Moorhead Schoolstreet McMaine Frank Campbell Wm. Campbell South Sixth Street Caroline Speedy Miss Speedy Rayne Cherryhill Edna Bruce Carrie Hasinger

Excursion to Pittsburg May Open Season from Dayton

First spring excursion to Pittsburg via Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburg Railway scheduled for Sunday April 19. Leaves Dayton at 8 07 p m round trip fare 1 50. Visit Carnegie Library and Phippa Conservatory in Schenley Park. Carload of merchandise advertised with sales pitches included.

Pittevarg Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg Carnegie Library Phippa’ Conservatory Schenley Park Dayton

Equipped In Modern Style Work & Son Establishment

The Work & Son music store opposite the Court House showcases extensive remodels and new departments. The piano and organ rooms feature modern furnishings, polished displays, and private viewing areas. An in-house engine room, repair shop, and elevator serve the building, with opening days April 10 to 15 offering a musical program and demonstrations.

Work & Son Musicatore Work & Bon Court House Philadelphia Catea Walla S. M. Work Ocean Room Indiana

Smith's frames and glass offer wide selection

Smith's storefront invites customers to choose picture frames of any size and high quality glass, emphasizing a full range of framing options and materials for home and display needs.

Smith's

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