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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1906
Page
4
On and after April 24 1906 every undertaker in Pennsylvania that is in business must have a license. Calling an undertaker with a license saves trouble and annoyance. W M Millen a Montgomery township committeeman paid his respects to the Provost on Saturday.
In the Western District of Pennsylvania the firm Lintner & Trimble is declared bankrupt. A meeting of creditors will be held at the office of WB Elkin in Indiana on May 7, 1900 at 10 o clock A M to prove claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt, and transact necessary business.
W Diven of Livermore Pennsylvania offers tomato cabbage celery te g pepper plants and potted tomato plants ready to set out May 1st. Orders are coming in fast and the business thanks patrons. Also ground lime in stock with price at Engles Office Carpenter Alley. J W Hausbon offers storage space near the P R R depot and Eastman Kodak supplies at Indiana Pharmacy. 1726 Neff sells Bostonian Bhoes and Oxfords.
Local notes report several moves and visits including Robert Boyle’s business call in Indiana, Joseph Higgins relocating from South Fork to Robinson, and W P Pattison opening a general store in BR. Others attend funerals, visit relatives, and travel to Somerset and Johnstown. The Garfeld Dundard church fundraises over 160 dollars for property improvements.
Mrs E Shaffer of Indiana visits her former home. Mrs Ida McGeary and daughter Mildred of Gastown visit Mrs H S Miller. Reform Church services held. no service for six weeks due to absent minister. Rev Bittle presides at Lutheran church. Marlin school social well attended. Mrs Mary A Marlin visits daughter Mrs H P McCoy in Indiana. Frank Downey visits from Chambersville. Miss Mabel McSwiney returns from Creekside. Mrs Mateer of Oakland visits sister Mrs J V Slauterbeck at Rast Wheatfield. Wellington Spires taken to Memorial hospital Johnstown. Mrs Margaret Griffith of Wilkinsburg visiting Township. J Cooper of Johnstown moves to McFeaters farm. A J Hutchison presents daughter with new piano. Harry Tinkcom and Lucy Plowman wed in Cumberland Md. H M Elliott spends weekend in Blairsville. Tomb building north wing at his house. Dr W B Matthews of Johnstown building summer house on Oak Hill. Elsie Robinson guests of cousin Mrs John Tomb. Tom Bloomfield of Bolivar relocates to Neal Murray farm.
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