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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1898

Page

5

Rural town notes and social mix in Indiana region

Friday visitors and local moves fill a page of small town items. Guests at Miss Annie Cunningham’s school. families from Mt Pleasant, Apollo, Hemmer City, Dixonville, and Pitssburg join local hosts. A Bennett hall lecture by Geo B. Bowers and Easter services mark the week amid a street riot aftermath and various town happenings.

Irwin Annie Wrizit Apollo Alr Harvey Wright Charley Sutton Hemmer City Sutton W. S. Robinson Bennett's Hall Geo. B. Bowers Altoona M. E. Choir Mead T. J. Robinson Lynn Will Wright Conemaugh Annie Robinson Pitlsuarg Barnesboro Ela McMillen Disonville William Beer Penfield Clearfield Ormerly Deckers Point Bournesboro Syminia Sue Muman Dixonville Geuze Beer Jacob Mumau Keira Cookport Maple Caroline Streets Hickman Samuel Taylor Ofice McMillen

Local notes from Deckers Point and surrounding towns

In Deckers Point and nearby communities, visitors include Deputy Sheriff Neal from Indiana and Nora Bash of Ord. Residents and guests frequent social gatherings at Tom Lydick’s near Taylorsville, and many venture to Marion Center, Mahaffey, and Pittsburg for business or schooling. A steady stream of town notables, educators, and merchants from Indiana, Punxsutawney, Rochester Mills, and Johnstown are recorded visiting or staying, with multiple mentions of horses sales, typewriter purchases, and Easter events.

West Wheatfield Archibald Melntire Clawson Butch” St. Clair Garfield John E. Boyle Ohio Joseph Duncan Mattie Mack Emma Houstin Samuel Mack Wm. Lichtenfels Bertha Clawson Blairsville Ord Brendlinger Lydia Duncan Johnstown Bessie Lehr Thomas Rupert Joseph D. Walback Greensburg Deckers Point Neal Indiana Nora Bash Ord Elizabeth Bash Peter Reithmiller Miles Wrigley Mahaffey Wm. McGregor Thompson House Tom Lydick’s Taylorsville H. M. Kinnan Kinnan & Jordon Punxsutawney Henry Rishel Canoe Ridge J. C. Gourley Marion Center J. M. Thompson McGregor Mr. Bushney Philadelphia Weaver Blake Newling Prof. McCreight Rochester Mills Renda Gertrude Bash E. E. Schaeffer Cramer Misa Brinton Sellers Conemaugh Fred Sellers Samuel Harry Stephens Messrs Hartman G. W. Johns Joseph Cramer Pittsburg Apollo

New Spring Goods At Horton Company Store

A bustling ad recounts Horton’s offerings from spring suits and carpets to hats and shoes. It touts $2 and up suits, 5 dollar suits, ingrain carpets, Brussels carpets, and a broad shoe stock with ladies and children’s footwear. Also notes a large millinery line and trimmed hats, plus a candy assortment of ribbons and bat purchases.

New York Indiana

Trustees election and teacher exams notices in Indiana Pa

An election for four trustees for three years and one for one year will be held May 2 1838 at the Court House Indians Pa. A slate of four to be recommended to the superintendent. Also teachers examinations 1898 dates across Greenville Burns Barkley Armagh Washington Mechanicsburg etc with locations and a request to write for circular and stamp return. Marriage licenses list names and townships in the same region.

State Normal School of Indiana Indians, Pa Superintendent of Public Instruction W.S. Owens Greenville Burns Barkley Armagh Washington Mechanicsburg Five Points Plumville Smicksburg Covode Marion Center Parkwood West Lebanon Urbana Ferguson Homer City Blairsville Kellysburg Cockport Gettysburg Smithport Locust Lane Richmond A. M. Hawargis

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Joe White Crete Dick Carmahan William Calhoun Samuel Lowry White Township James H. Miller John McGaughey Dilts William Buchanan Garbleton J. T. Thompson William Streams Foster Lightcap John Kooser Paunxsutawney M. A. Hogarty Lexington, Ky T. E. Hildebrand W. I. Moore M. G. Miller Daugherty Bros Eliza Cunningham Joan W. G. Lowman Mary Robinson Charles Shields Ebenezer Calvin Elsie McKee Rena Mattie Uncapher Quaid Conningham Scottland Lizzie Allison Hazlett Mikesell and Wilson Blacklick Jacksonville Normal School Penn Run Mame Barr Tyrone G. W. Strong Bertha Drummond Cora McFeaters L. E. Ackerson Jack Adams North Lyuick David Pollock Wall Station Penn Rown Presbyterian Church Dave Empfield Harry Cameron Grisemere Etta Fetterman Wintondale Harry Lydick Frank Adams Will Green Blandburg East Mahoning Church Shelqcta Ralston Walker Aaron Smith Earl Love Chambersville Shelocta Abner EK. Lowman Harry Edwards James Hill Edgewood Onour Streets Mary Gibson Derry Sheladta James Stuchell DuBois Sloan Walker W. A. Moorhead South Bend Marchand €al Wilbur Brown Ponxsatawney Nannie Rosborough Ponxentawney Ralph Shillings Trade City Ed Simpson Hamill Missouri Archie Fuller Elders Ridge Frank Wray Nancy McComb Dan Painter I. J. Wray Gealey Alice Elder Academy Elders Ridge Creamery Hoards Catryman New Spring J. R. Stumpf & Son Indiana, Pa Wm. Smith John Carnahan Salisburg Glen Campbell Big Run Mr. Smith Mercer Kenmawr G. B. Carnahan Baltimore Davis Flora F. Warner H. B. Clark James Dowler Mat Irving Burnside Jacob Fisher D. A. Gorman Smicesburg A. C. Robinson Pearl Marshall Plamville Mars John Stiteler Adam Black Vernie Tiger Joseph Denning J. E. Lowe Arch Hall F. J. Caznsy & Co Props Toledo F. J. Cheney West & Truax O. Walding Kienan & Marvin AL. Wittekind Graldtd Philadelphia St Court House W. F. Elkin Iphans Court Sale Henry Emerick Dee Orphans’ Court Indiana County Canoe County of State of Pennsylvania William Work John Emerick, Jr Richmond and Marchand Road H. W. Oberlin James N. Stewart James T. Henry Pearl Dickie Thomas Morrow Sarah A. Kirkpatric Smith Station Cokeville Young Township Parkwood -Tannery Livermore Connellsville Martha Swartz New Stanton Agenery Epworth League M. E. Church Wallace Dry Goods Company J.C. Wallace & Son Proprietors Philadelphia Street Wwork & Son A. T. Elder Michigan Ave Chicago Bicycles Clevelands Ramblers Crescenta Sverybody
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