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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1902

Page

4

Personal brief notes from the county town visits

A long list of social mentions notes Miss Nell Guthrie and Miss Jessie Kerr visiting towns, several individuals including Congressman S. M. Jack, Mrs. Elizabeth Elkin, and Mr. John C. Stockberger, plus local events such as entertainments, church notices, and a resignation of Mrs. Margaret McEthoes and tributes from the Washington Presbyterian church women. Also announced are a county commissioner candidate John Campbell and a serialized story by My. Edward White in The Saturday Evening Post, with an ad for the Tribune Farmer and Progress subscriptions.

Nell Guthrie Wayne Avenue Pittsburg W. R. Myers Johnstown S. M. Jack Washington, D. C Jessie Kerr Allegheny Howard Austin J. A. Elingenamith Glassport Indiana M. K. and R. E. Leard Blacklick Township Pot. H.D. Condron Conemargh T. M. Strong Pitcairn Cherryhill Township Elizabeth Elkin Smirkeburg John P. Elkin Town N. W. Wilson George Rodgera Ninth Street Norman L. Glasser Rayne Townhip Grove City College J. T. Stewart West Philadelphia New Florence A. T. Taylor W. A. Simpson Martha J. C. Wallace Oakland Avenue Edna Jones Minerva Morgan Church Street Nannie Grey A. L. Gilbert James R. Daugherty West Church Street Amanda Douglass Brushvalley Township Conemaugh Parker City John C. Stockberger The Latrobe Advance Edward Sutton Stewart Edward White Philadelphia Northwest Free Forest Hudson,8 Bay Company Saturday Evening Post Gilbert Parker

Infant Tresea Brown Dies at 16 Months in Sprace

The infant Tresea Brown, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Brown of Sprace, died Saturday aged 16 months. Interment was at Salem church cemetery near Sprace. Also listed: four horses aged three and four years and 200 bushels seed care. Wa F Suresey Indiana Pa. A measuring social will be held at the Industrial Home on Thursday evening April 17, proceeds for the home children.

Tresea John Brown Sprace Salem Church Cemetery Salem F. Suresey Indiana

In Memoriam for Mrs. C. E. Barr in Presbyterial Society

A memorial tribute notes Mrs. C. E. Barr resigning after 11 years as president of the Presbyterial Foreign Missionary Society. It praises her leadership, kindness, and steadfast faith, recalling prior W. C. T. U. leadership and her devotion amid illness. The resolution expresses hopeful reunion in future mission work and spiritual labor.

C. E. Barr Presbyterial Foreign Missionary Society Foreign Missionary Society

Eulogy for Mrs. Emme line McKnight at Pasadena

The Indiana Presbyterian church Foreign Missionary Society records the death of Mrs. Emme line McKnight on March 23 1902 in Pasadena California. Her interment was at Green Wood cemetery and she was an active Presbyterian member whose life inspired devotion to duty and faith in the resurrection.

Margaret McEthoes Missionary Society Woman's Missionary Society Washington Presbyterian Church Belle McLaughlin James Speedy C. Davison Chambersville Foreign Missionary Society of the Indiana Presbyterian Church Emmeline McKnight Pasadena Cal Hester Greenwood Cemetery

Cure a Cold in One Day Ad Claim with Laxative

Vintage ad promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets to cure a cold in one day. States refund offered if no cure and notes E. W. Grove’s signature on each box. Priced at 25 cents.

E. W. Grove

Bargains at Plumville by Pierce Bros Merchants

New Plumville merchants Pierce Bros offer fresh stock of general merchandise at low prices. They promise the best goods latest styles and strong public patronage. A carload of fertilizer and potato manure has arrived at Harbison Fiscus.

Pierce Bros Plumville Harbison & Fiscus

Pennsylvania Day at Charleston Ex position

A dated notice from April 7, 1902, mentions Pennsylvania Day at Charleston Ex position with details on a summer school planned by E J Welch in Plainville starting next Tuesday, clarifying reports that the school would be religious. Also lists millinery opening by Sue E Smith and Co from April 10 to 12 and a primary union meeting notice at the Presbyterian church.

E. J. Welch Plainville Presbyterian Church Sue E. Smith and Co

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