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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1894

Page

5

Local notes from a Clarksburg area with meetings and visits

The Christian Endeavor plans a convention Saturday and Sabbath. Reports say Congress adjourned after festival joy. Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Riddle visit Mrs. Scott Craig of Glen Campbell who is ill. Baptists start a meeting series led by Rev. Patterson. Forty comrades of James L. O'Neil Post plan to attend the Pittsburg encampment September 10 to 14. An eastern syndicate seeks to build a farm and mill machinery plant locally. Various residents and visitors are named, including Mr. Cline of Saltsburg, Miss Renie Kelly, Miss Nina and Lydia Oberlin, and Mrs. Catherine Oberlin. A Round Top game against Covode failed to appear. Several residents are noted visiting or ill, with multiple local movements and travel mentioned.

Christian Endeavor Congress B. F. Williams Riddle Scott Craig Glen Campbell Patterson James L. O'Neil Post Pittsburg Nina Lydia Oberlin McKeesport T. S. Neal's Catherine Oberlin Punxsutawney Ottis Davis Clayville Peter Stear Wm. Moser Jefferson County Round Top Covode Hamill Indiana McClure Blairsville Jelli Lunds Conemaugh Presbytery Indiana Y. P. C. U Alma Gilmore R. E. Stewart Stewart Myrtle Kinter Altoona Littell Brownlee Saltsburg

Old Couple Surprise Birthday Party At Cunningham Farm

About 200 friends and neighbors gathered at Archibald Cunningham’s Center township farm to honor his 74th birthday and celebrate Mrs. Cunningham. The event featured a shared feast, gifts including a bed lounge, and a rendition of Psalm 24 led by Col. John McGaughey. Attendees from local families and clergy joined in songs and social time, then departed, leaving a festive impression of community ties.

Archibald Cunningham Center Township Mr. Cunningham Morrison Carnahan A. S V. M Sweeny John McGaughey

Resolutions Honoring John Nickle by Dixonville Council 1894

The Dixonville Council No 446 Jr O U A M adopted resolutions August 25 1894 mourning John Nickle a faithful member and devoted husband and father. They express sympathy to his family, note his virtues of virtue liberty and patriotism, and order the charter draped in mourning for thirty days with resolutions spread in the minutes and published in the Inprana Progress.

Dixonville Council John Nickle Cicero Barnett Elmer Barnett Philip Rice

Railroad sale for Pittsburgh naval encampments and G A R meet

Public notice states the Pennsylvania Railroad will sell round trip tickets to Pittsburg from Sept 6 to 10 for the National Naval Association meeting Sept 8 and the Grand Army of the Republic encampment Sept 10 to 15. Tickets good for return until Sept 25 with rates at the lowest first class fare, details at ticket offices. Also lists several property transfers dated August 22 to 25 including parcels in West Indiana Saltsburg Blairsville Grant township West Wheatfield and a sale to West Penn Railroad Company.

Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway R. Pott Elias Port National Naval Association Pittsburg Grand Army of the Republic Pennsylvania Railroad Company Avatar A. W. Wilson West Indiana James L. Peterman Avast James Cooper Saltsburg Justine Cooper Avaust I. Cermelia Jenks Blairsville Samuel L. Stitt Mr. Fry Grant Township J. L. Widdowson Elizabeth Fu

Local merchants advertise groceries shoes and fairs

S among repeated ads note for Red Front Sharretts Nicholson's McMaster & Hood Houston Nesbit F J Johnson and Clark's studio. W M Cunningham travels to city for fair week goods. Vendors tout bargains on boots shoes fruit vegetables tinware frames and clothing with wholesale refreshment stand supplies and Wanamaker Brown suits. New hats and etching frames offered.

Clark F. J. Johnson S. W. M. Cunningham Nicholson’s McMaster & Hood’s Philadelphia Street Marvin’s Houston & Nesbit’s McMaster’s F. J. Johnson’s Nicholson’s. Douglass Sharretts Clark’s Art Rooms McMaster & Hood Galbreath & Youngblood Carpenter’s Alley Nicholson Wanamaker & Brown Philadelphia Houston & Nesbit

Normal School Furniture Sold At Once By Trustees

The Normal School trustees announce a swift sale of furniture including 22 No 1 Keystone desks 26 No 3 desks 5 No 5 desks 18 No 5 folding top desks 29 No 2 Fashion desks 3 No 3 Fashion desks and 22 No 4 Fashion desks. Interested buyers should apply at Indiana State Normal School Indiana Pa for details. Houston Nesbit grocers install an oil tank in the cellar with upstairs discharge and a pump. A single stroke yields a quart or half gallon with an upstairs indicator showing oil on hand. The setup saves labor by avoiding stairs.

The Normal School Indiana State Normal School Indiana Houston & Nesbit Philadelphia

Sale of Personal Property by W E Dixon in Young Township

W E Dixon of Young township will expose at public sale at the David McCombs 23 miles from West Lebanon on Monday September 4 the following noted property: one three mare two sucking colts one cow one pig thirty five head of sheep and lambs two scaps of bees wagons one mower binder Plows harrows hamnats and many other articles. Reasonable terms will be given.

W. E. Dixon Young Township David McCombs West Lebanon

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