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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1895

Page

5

Picnic Life and Local News Across Dixonville Area

A dense round of social notes covers visits from Pittsburg to Barnesboro, school openings, harvest work, and family updates. Locals include Harvey McHenry returning home, Mrs. Thompson visiting relatives, and master Herbert Adams regaining mobility after a broken arm. A Glen Campbell baseball win 71 to 2 tops a series, while fairs, dances, and picnics schedule through August and September. Notables: Rev. Conover, Miss Rachel Williams finishing music class, and Mine Ira Kirkpatrick visiting from West Penn Hospital.

Harvey McHenry Pittsburg John Pearce H. J. Thompson Marion Center Herert Adams George Hollman W. T. Frederick Glen Campbell C. B. Sloan Sloan & Sons James Altman Jeannette Crooked Creek Kellysburg Steel McElshees C. Kime Daisley

Local items from Barnesboro and nearby towns

J E Miller Glen Campbell and J B Reed Cockport visit Barnesboro on Tuesday. Judge White Indiana visits Friday. John Buterhaugh Purchase Line and George Napp Purchase Line also in town Friday and Monday. Rev Booth Dixonville preached Sunday. Mrs Anna Wineburg visiting Deckers Point. E M Binder Spangler building a new hardware store. Mrs W P Altman Apollo formerly Indiana visits Sowers. J D Ritter sells interest in Barnesboro Planing Mill. Joseph Hines and C C Johnston run the business. Onberg Mrs J R Stumpf Hulda attend Sample Run church. A R Learn near Dixonville ill slowly improving. Measles illness in Rayne township child improving. Progressive Dunkard church love feast in M Levi Fry barn. three persons baptized by Rev Wampeler. Harvest home picnics in Tanoma Stadtmiller’s grove and near big rocks. one picnic reportedly not orderly. Rev Mrs Shaffer’s birthday celebrated at her home. Pine Flats Mrs Armour Mullen Indiana visits. Nellie and Lulu Thorn New York guests at Miss Rachie Arthur. 42 people at Thorn ton and 28 at Evergreen on Sabbath. Monument erected over W H Parry family graves by C A Murray Blairsville. Rev Miller and wife Saltzburg, Mrs Hill and sons Pittsburg, Mr McMillen and daughter and Miss Ellie, and Mr Case and wife Philipsburg among Evergreen arrivals. Mr Case general superintendent and manager of A and P railroad.

Bertram Longwell Harvey Joe Widdowson Ord Harry McMillen Barnesboro Dixonville G. Conover Kenwood M. C. Watson Boyd Longwill H. H. Longwill Indiana Robert Buchanan Smithport Dr. McMillen Sheridan Cribbs Billy Poorman Latrobe Indiana County Jas, A.wheeler Rev. Buck Houghton Wesleyan Methodist Church J. E. Miller Glen Campbell J. B. Reed Cockport Judge White John Buterhaugh Purchase Line George Napp G. McAfoos Deckers Point Rev. Booth Grove Anna Wineburg E. M. Binder Spangler W. P. Altman Apollo Anos Sowers J. D. Ritter Barnesboro Planing Mill Company Joseph Hines C. C. Johnston Onberg J. R. Stumpf Hulda Sample Run A. R. Learn John Houk Rayne Township Dunkard M. Levi Fry Wampeler Tanoma Stadtmiller’s Grove Big Rocks Shaffer Pine Flats Armour Mullen Nellie Lulu Thorn New York Rachie Arthur Thornton Evergreen Dr. Dunwiddie Gwennie Dunwiddie W. A. Dunwiddie Philipsburg W. H. Parry C. A. Murray Blairsville Rev. Miller Saltsburg Hill and Sons Pittsburg McMillen Elliet Mr. Case Case A. and P. Railroad

Reduced excursion fares to Grangers' Picnic at Williams Grove

Pennsylvania Railroad offers discounted round trips for Grangers Picnic attendees. Excursion tickets go on sale August 24 to 30 and are valid for return through September 2. Valid from principal stations on the Pennsylvania Railroad division west of Bryn Mawr to East Liberty, and from Northern Central Railroad north of Lutherville to Canandaigua, plus from Philadelphia and Erie Railroad Division stations.

Pennsylvania Railroad Company Pennsylvania Railroad Bryn Mawr East Liberty Northern Central Railroad Lutherville Canandaigua Philadelphia and Erie Railroad

Death Notices: Miss Annie F. Kunkle 34 Aug 14 1895

On August 14 1895 Miss Annie F Kunkle aged 34 from this place died quietly with faith in Jesus. The poem notes she faced death calmly and urged others not to weep as she rests at Jesus feet awaiting home beyond sorrow and sin. MEL

Annie F. Kunkle Jesus

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