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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1910
Page
4
The Indiana Progress, a weekly paper of record in the county, notes it is published every Wednesday morning with second class mail status and a 1906 post office entry. It charges $1 per year in advance and requires cash for obituaries and notices sent for publication on Wednesday August 17 1910.
Company F 10th Regiment leaves Indiana for yearly encampment at Gettysburg arriving Friday morning after Blairsville stop. Governor Stuart attends camp and calls it busiest he has seen. Thousands attend with 17 trains bringing about 12,000 visitors, total crowd 40 000 to 50 000. Reports detail officers, rosters, assignments, mischief and camp life including visitors and utilities.
George A. Conrath of town visited Harrisburg on business this week. Miss Helen Hetrick of Indiana visits Miss Olive Wetzel of Punxsutawney. Bert McAfoose and J C McGaughey of town were Vandergrift visitors last week. Thomas H. Frantz of Rosamoyne transacted county business Monday. Misses Jean McHihaney and Ruth Wilany of town spend this week at Chautauqua. Mr and Mrs George Snyder and Mae of Apollo visited friends over Sunday. James Cochran and son Robert of Greensburg visited Cochran’s girl in Armstrong county last week. Mrs Harry Kunkle and Harriet of Chestnut Street visit Mrs Martha Hays of Vanderocn. Fanny Martin of Oak Street returns home Monday after a ten day visit with sister Mrs Sara ae of Glen Campbell.
Social column records guests and visits from Punxsutawney to Waterville Youngwood Wilmerding Philadelphia and Philadelphia based on residents Mrs Jemima White Mr and Mrs Moorhead Miss Katherine Hitchcock Miss Julia Clark and others. Mentions marriages births and travel by train and boat including E B Helman joining law studies and Norman Glasser attending brother Charles Glasser's marriage. Also notes railroad map distribution and a few marriage licenses announced.
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