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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1901

Page

4

Congressional Nominations Debate in 27th District

The Brookville Republican argues for popular vote nominations to replace the conferee system. It warns this could ignore county voices and that Jefferson and Indiana counties could collude to control nominations. The Clarion Republican urges fair representation for each county before any change.

Brookville Beasif Jefferson Indiana State Senate Congress Clarion Republican

Additional Personal News Highlights Local Guests

Local society notes list numerous visitors and hosts from Pittsburg to Blairsville and Johnstown. Names include George Lockard, Nellie Dorset, Eva Allen, Violet Stumpf, Grace Patrick, S. L. Hosack, and many tied to Maple avenue, North Seventh Street, and South Sixth Street.

George Lockard Pittsburg Bertha Baylor Town Nellie Dorset Thomas Dugan Eva Allen Charleroi Violet Stumpf South Seventh Street Grace Patrick Blairsville L. M. White North Seventh Street S. L. Hosack Wm. F. Hosack North Fifth Street William Johnston Cicero Grow Alice Shaffer Suncliff Annie Shaffer Maple Avenue Bell Smith Vandergrift Lula Altman John L. Getty McKeesport

Indiana W. C. T. U. elects officers and delegates

Indiana W. C. T. U. held a meeting to elect officers led by President Belle T. Thompson and Vice President Magpie Thompson. Delegates to the Ridgeview School of Methods were Mary J. Wilson and Jennie Mitchell. Several ladies announced their Ridgeview attendance. Drug ad promotes Dr. King’s New Life Pills for liver and skin benefits with local store listings.

Indiana Belle T. Thompson Magpie Thompson Hattie McAnulty Pauline Carney Mary Russell Ridgeview Mary J. Wilson Jennie Mitchell M. J. Wilson M. Russell Eva G. Thompson D. A. Cunningham Mattie Arnold Dr. King New Life T. E. Hildebrand W. I. Moore's Homer City M. G. Miller’s Blairsville

Local Correspondence From Blacklick And Ailsdale

Local notes list residents visiting relatives, travels to Avon and Buffalo, and social events. Names include Hugh Thompson Blacklick, Olive Berry Blairsville, Lena Pierce Avon, A K Stoneback Pittsburg, Ralph Bell Apollo, Harry Morton Smith Station, Andy Morton Colorado, Lizzie Morton Pittsburg, Misses Linda and Myrtle Clawson Buffalo Pan American Exposition, Frank Devinney Pittsburg, and many others visiting area towns. Ailsdale reports visits, a Gettysburg baseball schedule disrupted by rain, and Bucklen's Arnica Salve praised for cures.

Harry Morton Smith Station James Landfair Andy Morton Will Colorado Thoreday Mr. Morton Will Morton Blacklick Township Harry Graff Graff E. J. Clawson Lewisville W. H. Mahan Lizzie Morton Pittsburg W. H. Long Linda Myrtle Clawson Buffalo Frank Devinney

Plumville Hotel praised by summer visitors and tenants

Plumville House in Plumville owned by J. L. McCracken is praised for hospitality and comfort. Fruit tree agents M. F. Custer B. F. Wilson and W. C. Drakes lauded the hotel. Also notes Y M C A tents at Somerset encampment and Progress free for soldiers. Other items cover a stock raiser A. A. Mountain buying a registered red ball, cemetery cleanup in Rayne township, a Presbyterian pastor at Princeton College, and Sharretts selling wax calf shoes and Florsheim enameled shoes.

Plumville House Plumville J. L. McCracken Messrs M. F. Custer B. F. Wilson W. C. Drakes Fruit Tree A. A. Mountain Grant Township Mercer County Thureday Eastrun B. D. Wilson Princeton College Presbyterian Church Sharretts Florsheim Sharrette

The Teachers Assigned for Dale Borough Schools

The board of directors of Dale borough schools in Cambria county has elected teachers and assigned rooms. Principal B C Barber Purchase Line. assistant Mabel Mack Armagh. Edythe Coleman second intermediate. Miss Leydick third intermediate. Maude Wray third primary Indiana. Bell Watson second primary Indiana. Mrs J B Reid first primary Indiana. Tuberculosis of the Pancreas: The death of Morgan Ellis is due to tuberculosis in the pancreas, confirmed by postmortem and pathological institute analysis.

Procss Dale Borough Cambria County B. C. Barber Purchase Line Mabel Mack Armagh Edythe Coleman Miss Leydick Maude Wray Indiana Bell Watson J. 8. Reid

Excursion Train to Idlewild Leaves Indiana August 28

An excursion train will depart Indiana for Idlewild on August 28 at 8:00 a.m., with stops at Homer City Blacklick and Blairsville. Round trip fare is 75 cents for adults and 50 cents for children. All welcome for a day of amusements with various entertainments.

Nannie Galleger LaGrange Bucklen T. E. Hildebrand Indiana W. I. Moore Homer City M. G. Miller Blairsville Idlewild Blacklick Blairaville

Sharretts Hardware and Shoe Sale Ad Promises Fast Deals

The Indiana Hardware Company catalogs wrenches and locks in separate windows, plus knives and new fall shoes in velour chrome black Russia enamel and kid. Men’s tan shoes offered at half price. wholesale and retail.

Indiana Hardware Company Russia Sharretts

Grove Chapel Lutheran festival runs August 20

The Grove Chapel Lutheran church invites all locals to a Tuesday evening festival on August 20 featuring ice cream fruit cake and other seasonal delicacies. Proceeds aid the church. All are welcome.

Grove Chapel Ladies of the

Fertilizer and farm equipment sale ad highlights

A rural advertisement promotes fresh Fall fertilizer lines from Armour and Lister with low prices. The message also offers Timothy Seed, Hoosier Grain Drill for light draft, and Deering Corn Harvester Husker Shredder, urging readers to view samples and compare prices.

Armour’s Lister’s Deering

Fall Shoe Business Offers Big Savings on Suits and More

A local sale advertises heavy and light weight suits at one-fourth to one-half off regular prices to clear stock before fall. It notes school bells soon ring and August prices will save money on outfits for boys, with a focus on offloading odd and end lots ahead of new fall buying.

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