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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1921
Page
7
Letters of administration for Jennie A M Kephart of Cherry Hill township and letters testamentary for Wu Green of Phunyille borough issued. Claimants must present claims for settlement and debtors must pay promptly. Roy Shaen and James B Green named executors/administrators. Finnyville and Lelwano locations. July 7 and June 20, 1921 dates.
Verona resident Jacob Condron visits his brother G. J. Condron while many locals travel to see family and friends across Smicksburg area. The column lists numerous visits among Lewises, Hyskells, Lantz, Mikesell, Woods Egolf, Stiles, Tombs, and others, plus weekend trips to DuBois Meadville Johnstown and State College, with a noted leg injury to Charles Harrison's son and a large corn roast gathering at Jesse Frank's home.
Rev J T Davis of Blairsvile visited at the home of H F Roberts on Thursday. J A Gibson and family spent Sunday with J B Joiner of Alverda. Mrs Steffy and family, returning from G M Huston’s home in Johnstown. William Stephens was a Stafford caller Saturday. R L Lockard family spent Monday with J H Smith of Kenwood. Baptist services Sunday morning and evening. Edna and Sara Stephens were Indiana callers Saturday. Mrs William Stephens spent Friday with Minnie Stephens.
Heavy galvanized iron water buckets ten quart size offered at 33c as a strong household value. Also 50c water buckets promoted as a special sale item.
An advertisement offers heavy spun aluminum preserving kettles priced at 2.25 dollars with 69 cents for a quart size. It promotes the kettle as the essential tool for preserving and invites readers to buy it here for less.
An ad offers Dietz lanterns at 88 cents each, highlighting the latest improved model and brand familiarity. The copy emphasizes usefulness, good service, and reliable quality for various needs.
Crusaders brand toilet tissue paper offers five rolls for 18 cents, advertised as the lowest price in years for this quality tissue. The deal highlights cost efficiency and value for shoppers seeking affordable household essentials.
Generous size heavy absorbent nap for bath room use during hot days. Mull bleached material offered at an excellent bargain.
Pillow cases offered in 42x36 and 45x36 inch sizes. Made of excellent quality muslin. Finished with neuthems. Describes product features and quality.
Fragmentary ad lists various garments including ladies undergarments and hose. Mentions long sleeve shirts, drawers, silk hose at 69 cents, gauze vests at 9 cents, and gauze items with vent holes. Some terms are garbled but indicate a clearance or promotional sale on women’s apparel.
A display highlights a large range of fabrics including velvet and organdies with touches like wide piping and embroidery trims. The note notes options such as satin and voile in a catalog style, though some wording appears unclear.
Women’s undergarments offered at 69 cents with other options in pink brocade and mesh cloth as well as white cambric. Styles include open front with back coverage, promoted as a special low price for these qualities.
Aprons described as high quality ginghams and percales with open front and side styles. Cut full and roomy and made with careful workmanship.
Notice announces that Pierce and Pierce, attorneys, seek to appoint an appraiser for Amy Hupert estate in Indiana county Orphans Court on Sept 1 at 1 oclock for sale to pay debts. It lists property boundaries and lot details. Also executors notice for James A. Mack estate and administrator notices for Latta Waller and Jacob Tiger estates, with claim and payment instructions. An auditor appointment and school district bids for coal and kindling are included.
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