Local Notes and Social Roundup from Pine Flats and Indiana
Local correspondence from Indiana and Pine Flats reports Mrs John Remaley visiting relatives with her son and daughter. Albert Davis of Indiana made a business call. Mrs Alice Braughter of Pittsburg, a guest of Mrs John Leasura, fell ill with typhoid and was moved to Dixon Gill hospital. Miss Kanarr gave a Holy Land lecture at Pine Vale church to a well attended audience. Prof Arthur Manner and wife visit his father in law A W Minger. Jess Buterbaugh returning from ten years in Porto Rico visits his sister Cora Bash. Donald Martin leaves for Bellefonte to play ball for weeks. Home nine beat Heilwood 8 to 5. Miss Sadie Foulkes, formerly at Sewickley, visits home. Miss Margaret Stephens and nephew Raymond Lockard visit relatives in Indiana. Gus Kitchenbrod and wife return from Blairsville. John Overdorff contracted to paint several town buildings. A lawn fete is planned at United Presbyterian church Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Manner
Pine Flats
Donald Martin
Bellefonte
Heilwood
Sadie Foulkes
Sewickley
Margaret Stephens
Raymond Lockard
Indiana
Heshbon Gus Kitchenbrod
Blairsville
John Overdorff
United Presbyterian Church
Jennie Clowes
Lukehart
Willet
M. ©. Gordon
Normal School
Chautauqua
Helen ‘Hetrick
Church Street
Punxeutawney
Helen Steele
South Seventh Street
Bighrsville
Edward K. Fiat
Lamberton
Thomas Pealer
Chestnut Street
Harry Houk
Lena
Register and Recorder
J. Blair ‘Sutton
Philadelphia
M. Stewart
Homer City
Progress
James E. Ament
Allegheny Mountain
William Decker
Braddock
Harry Bryan
White Township
Bess Myers
Pittsburg
George Lovelace
Coral
Lizzie
Eilen Mellwain
Avalon
Harry ©. Christy
Perry Wadding
Plumvile
James €. Getty
Martintown
Indiana Foundry
Hamlin BQ
Cogswell
Normal
Hdna Cogswell
Thad C. Work
Wabash
Ind
Rochester Mills
J. Elder Peeler
Murray
Elizabeth Peeler
John
Hastings
John F. Clements
Fanny
Carrie Geesler
Gula Hastings
Mary King
Minnie Clowes
Niagera Falls
St. Clair Relocates Medical Practice to Los Angeles
Letter notes Harry St Clair formerly of Indiana, now in California, announcing permanent move from Oklahoma City to 1832 S Flower St Los Angeles. Discusses son Milliard’s appendicitis operations, family health, and his new medical practice emphasizing nonmedicinal treatments while praising California climate and harvest season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry St. Clair
Harry “St. Clair
Indiana ‘County
Los Angeles
Cal
Indiana Progress
Oklahoma City
Okla
S. Flower St
Los ‘Angeles
California
L Nosen
Punxsutawney Home Week to Feature Big Celebrations
Punxsutawney Pa hosts Home Week August 22 to 28 with full plans including airship flights bands Civil War regiments medical and dental associations alumni events and stadium shows. Baseball marathon foot races firemen’s contests and expositions by Johnny Jones Shows promise wide participation from Western Pennsylvania communities and visiting groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheerport FO. B
Jefferson County
Stean
Adi
Perna
Pennsylvania
Plumville Opens County Baseball Title Defense
Plumville announces readiness to defend the County Championship against all county teams except those it has already faced. It notes special rail and trolley rates for fans and states games may be scheduled with any opposing nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plumville
Help Wanted Readers Asked to Send News Items
The Progress asks readers to send items from all county sections about public interest weddings reunions visits accidents and deaths. Readers should telephone or email events as they occur and sign their names so editors can publish notices or write notices from the facts.
Personal Brevities From Willet To Punxeutawney
Local notes list Miss Jennie Clowes and Mrs Lukehart visiting near Willet while Prof Gordon from the Normal School spends the week at Chautauqua. Social visits span Punxsutawney to Bigarsville with multiple houses hosting relatives and friends.
Frank Foscoe family destitute as Jefferson county aids
Homer City resident Frank Foscoe and family face destitution with Mrs Foscoe jailed on a serious charge. Jefferson county will support six children until work and a home are found, with future maintenance costs to be covered by the county. A second Jefferson county family from Dixonville faces similar peril, as commissioners arrange for Hill relocation. Occupations for Women highlights at home sewing buckles and bangles, offering early pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Foscoe
Homer City
Swords Points
Dame Fortune
Willam
Dixonville
Brockwayville
Kelly and Wright
Brookville
Hill
Oliver
Reunions Highlight Social Life Around Waynesburg
Richmond residents report reunions and gatherings across town. Sabbath school members at Heshbon United Presbyterian hosted a large reunion and picnic at Auld's Grove with a payless dinner for over 100 attendees. Local families, birthdays, and bridge teas also filled the social calendar, including Mrs. Leasure’s birthday and post card showers for several neighbors. The Lingenfelter and Wells families announce their sixth annual reunion at Wishaw Park on September 1, 1909, inviting all relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
M. C. Watson
J. Telford
Town
Heshbon
Chicago
John P. St. Clair
Homer City
J. C. Leagure
Wayne Avenue
Edward McCreary
Berkley
Cal.j
BE. Miller
Argie Miller
Gracetons
B. J. Miller
Mikesell
Altoona
Peter Leasure
Mullens
West Water Street
Neal
Archy Neal
Hamilton
Jefferson County
Nellie Guthrie
Bridge
W. S. Garee
Grant Street
Carl Yuckenberg
South Fifth Street
Cailers
Lingenfelter
Wells
Wishaw Park
Wishaw
Lost Beagle Named Fannie Reported Near Marion Center
A white, black and tin beagle gyp about 16 inches high is missing from John Burkett's premises in Marion Center Pa. The collar bears the name Fannie. A reward is offered for return or COD to Geo G Viering in Johnstown Pa. Contact John Burkett or Viering for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burkett
Marion Genter
Fannie
John’ Burkett
R. F
Marion Center
Geo. G. Viering
Johnstown
Notice to Bridge Contractors and Local Academy Notices
The Commissioners of Indiana county will accept sealed bids by 2 p.m. on Saturday August 28 at the Court House for a new iron box girder bridge over Yellow Creek in Homer City, with plans on file at the commissioners’ office and a $300 certified check required with each bid. The board reserves the right to reject all bids. Elderton Academy will open its fall term on Tuesday September 14, emphasizing thorough instruction and character. address A R Ackerman for full particulars. Includes an In Memoriam for Garrison W Jewart and a fragment about Pennington’s underwear and a presentation by Mahaffey at The New Jatin Hotel with no clear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillis
Dick Jr
Mann
J. Leroy Cunningham
F. D
Indiana
Clymer-Dixonville
Maarst Hospital
Dixonville
Commissioners
Indiana County
Court House
Yellow Creek
Homer City
Board of Viewers
Grand Jury
Commissioners’ Office
Elderton Academy
Elderton
Biderton Academy
A. R. Ackerman
A. B
H. A. Campbell
Will C. Linsonbigler
Garrison W. Jewart
de Stewart
Amore
Aimar
James
Waldle
Mabel Jaware
Sil
Jove
Brother
Bistar
Aglad
Oldlock
F. M
Ghorgh
Nicholson
Bighaville
County
Pennsylvania
Lota Nog
Deckert Avenue
Deckert Street
Rank Deckert
J. H. Vorlage
William Vertes
Chas. TH
Moore
Grein Township
Tadiana County
Pauw
Vertical Creek
John Burnheimer
Pine Plats
Dr. Spleher
Stafford
Dockport
Board of Supervisors
Pizonville, Pa
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Wovenea AD Saltors and Proprietors
Beery
Abe
Badmil Ui Badrdaa
Yu Communications
Indiana Progresa
Inflatia
Moat Ag
Plumyine
Pennington's
Pennington’s
West Tughation
R. F. Walker
Philadelphia Street
Thomas B. Dias
Victor Clover Huller
Robinsteen Collar & Leather Company
Progress Office
Brushvalley Township
North Morrow St
Main
Wylie Streets
Zack
Tulare
Ata
White Palace
Farmers’ Bank
Ench
Lyslie
Ruffnher
The
Sun Life Assurance Company
Mra
Nathaniel
Groove
Lovejoy
Jersey
J. C. Agey
Reg
Ohio
J. M. Risinger
Della Little
Ambrose
John C. Lammon
Care Progress Office
Saefto
Rahtabula County
D. McFeaters
Graceton
Barth
Ardmore St
Swissvale
Ponington's
Paris
W. R. Loughry & Company
Sai
FR. Bowman
J. M. Marshall
D. T. Nil
Phach
Springer
TUDIO
Seventh St
Indiana, Pa
Bell
Sheriffs’ Sales
Graditor
Omar
She
Atta
Mack
Galico
Sposa
D.C. Mack & Son
VMI
Courney
Appleby & Peterson
IANA
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