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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1901
Page
5
Local correspondence lists numerous visits and departures. Residents from Blacklick, Derry, Pittsburg, Altoona and nearby towns are noted visiting relatives, boarding at the Marshall hotel, returning from Braddock and Oregon, and traveling to Indiana and Johnstown for fairs, employment, or family events. A birth is also mentioned as Jacob Zener rejoices over a new arrival.
Frightful disfigurement prompted Mrs. Nannie Galleger of LaGrange Georgia to apply Bucklen’s Arnica Salve to large sores on head and face. She reports a quick cure beyond expectations. The product also treats sores bruises skin eruptions cuts burns piles. 25c guaranteed by T. E. Hildebrand Indiana W. I. Moore Homer City M. G. Miller Blairsville.
James Cunningham now occupies his new dwelling in West Wheatfield. Numerous locals and visitors from Bradenville Johnstown Greensburg Indiana and Wilkinsburg share visits, calls, and family movements. An infant burial, a shoulder resetting, and scattered road trips mark community life across Shelocta East Wheatfield and surrounding areas.
In Armagh area notes, ex sheriff D C Mack and son Paul from Indiana stayed with friends in Wheatfields. Jennie Johnston of Armagh visits sister in Indiana. Robert McCutcheon of Vandergrift visits Rev McCutcheon in Armagh. Mary Weamer of Tarentum visits her parents in town. Ira Harrison and Mabel Potts return from Buffalo exposition. Numerous others travel between Apollo Sharpsburg York Smicksburg and Falls Creek for visits and errands. Frank Pierce visits McKeesport. D W Schrecengost and Dr McEwen were Punxsutawney callers.
Miss Maggie Dick of Blairsville guests relatives here. Homestead visitors with Mrs. Campbell. Dr. James McMillen on sick list. Ice cream festival at Evangelical church Friday. Rev. Cook to give farewell sermon Sunday. Edith Myers visiting near Indians. John Anderson of Blairsville with grandmother nearby. Diptheria recovering for Owen Smith. Agnes Campbell improving after sickness. Campbell family from Apollo visiting. Craig family returns from Armstrong county. Kinter family from Gaibleton visiting relatives. Osborn and Lingenfelter travel to Punxsutawney. Hoffman and Swan drilling a well for Joseph Osborne. Kioter and son at county seat. Mell Wagle from Indiana returns home. Bennett family from Greensburg visiting. Walter George of Johnstown visiting. Linda Clawson from Indiana visiting mother. John Graham of Lewisville visiting grandmother. Dilltown notes: Mrs. Stephens visiting daughter. Harriet Swartz visiting. N B Westbrook and wife visiting mother Rebecca Dill. Chester McKesson visiting uncle. Mrs. Hileman and children visiting. Edna and Luella Risinger with Virginia Stephens visiting former teacher. J H Allison returns from Duff’s College. Mail boxes along road being corrected. Pine Flats: John Dean visiting Pittsburg. Harry Earhart and friends from Indiana at Thornton. Charlie Prettyman and Blanche from Allegheny visiting. Williamses at Leard for Sabbath.
Henry Marshall of Homer City son of William Marshall, injured at work in Vandergrift last week and now recovering at home.
Writs of F. Fa Vend Ex and Ley Fa out of the Court of Common Pleas of Indiana county authorize public sale at the Court House Indiana PA. Purchasers must pay at least 100 dollars when property is knocked down, or a larger amount if there are other creditors, with full payment or deed receipt by the first week of September. DR B Thompson sheriff. Indiana PA August 7 19.
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