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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1910
Page
8
Marriage licenses listed with names and townships appear in a fragmented notice. A brief water well drilling service advertises a new machine for summer drilling in Indiana with contact details. A butter makers supply window advertises churns bowls paddles and prints at A T Taylor and Son's.
Mrs. Elizabeth Herman of Cherry Hill Township received about two hundred cards last Saturday in honor of her 71st birthday anniversary.
Over 100 relatives and friends of Mrs Nancy Myers gathered at her Cherryhill township home to celebrate her birthday. The Manor Martial band of Cherryhill township provided music for the occasion.
An examination for clerk and letter carrier will be held at Blaireville on August 27. Interested applicants should apply to the postmaster at Blaireville for information. Dr. Mary Getty of Philadelphia visits her mother here. Harry Smith and Burt Keller, of town, were guests of Charles Keller of Greensburg on Sunday, traveling in Mr. Smiths auto. Matthias Conrath of West Philadelphia street visits friends at Punxsutawney.
A local store edition highlights fall arrivals including silk gowns and trimmings in Persian and old rose colors, plus a large range of gloves, lace, embroidery, belts, and hats. It advertises men’s suits, shirts, and shoes with prices, and features sugar, canned goods, and staples like oats and washing soda with bargain prices.
Altoona residents and other townsfolk were in town this week visiting friends and attending business at the county seat. Numerous names appear as visitors from Rochester Milla Blacklick Penn Run and more, with many residents hosting or traveling to nearby towns and cities for social and civic engagements.
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