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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1906
Page
5
Local correspondent reports the Union Sabbath School was organized by A O Cravener of Indiana. David J. Price elected Sunday school superintendent. Many residents noted visiting relatives and town activity including new houses and a town hall project. A broad mix of social events, visitors, and local business notes fill the community update.
Misa Iiachel Waehole of Johnstown visited here last week with friends. Miss Mabel Altenmus, visiting in Pittsburg, retires home with cousin Elizabeth James of Pittsburg and Elizabeth Howards of Johnstown. J. H. Hess and S. Weller of Johnstown stopped by. Florence Davis elected teacher at Mechanicsburg for $45 monthly. Mr. and Mrs. Donahey of Pittsburg visit Th. H. Meyers and wife. Dr. C.K. Smith of Baltimore greets friends here. Mrs. Emma Wier and daughter Catherine of Chivazo visit Mrs. Wier’s mother Mrs. Smith. Earl Love’s new storefront nearly ready for confectionery supply. Dr. James Jr. Cathcart leaves for Illinois to practice. Clarkshare baseball team defeated here 6 to 2. Chambersville Muh announces games July dates with Woodmen, Harmon, Kent, Midersridge at Chambersville. Mr. Becker of Plumeville buys lot from S.A. Wilhelm, building a pool room. Mr. Smail of Cr visited daughter Mrs. W. B.r. last week. Christian Endeavor at Washington church next Sabbath promises success with district committee. Many youths attend dance at Kellysburg last Friday. Miss Earhart and Miss Wynkoop visited friends here last week.
IKOBSMOYNE, Wood Potter of Gothenberg Neb visited in this vicinity on Monday. The two children of J EK Brewer are ill. Master Victor Ray of Pittaurg is visiting at the home of J A Davis this week. Miss Jess Read of Sykesville visiting her cousin Miss Tan Mranta. Wo Smith of Rural Valley was here on business Monday. Mrs James Wells and children of Punxsutawney visited relatives here during the last week. B Kime was on a business trip in the southern part of the county last
On the First Floor in the Dr. Anderson property at the corner of Philadelphia and Fifth Street. Devil. W. Pruitt, dentist. The First National Bank of Indiana, with capital and surplus at three hundred seventy thousand, is paying four per cent in time deposits. All time deposits payable on demand without notice.
CHERYTIER James Shaffer on the sick list. Mrs Mayme Butler of Philadelphia returns home after visiting sister Mrs CG A. Grumbling. A B Clark of Hastings in town. John Harter and wife from Walls Creek guests of sister Mrs Wm McKeage. L D Pittman begins barbershop dwelling on west side of bank. Various notices of visits, improvements, and a scaffold accident at Mr Burkey's with no serious injuries. Revival services held by evangelists, many converts baptized. Buckwheat Reunion at Goodville with excursion train from Indiana at 7:00 am for 1.25 round trip.
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