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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1904

Page

4

Indiana Visitors and Town Gossip Across Dilltown

Dilltown and surrounding areas list a string of visitors and locals traveling to and from towns including Britain, Punxsutawney, Vandergrift, and Indiana. Names such as J. G. Sechler, W. R. Calhoun, Miss Madge Lydick, and Mrs. Samuel Nicholson appear among frequent crossings, calls, and guests at homes across townships and streets.

Local residents depart and visitations noted at town homes

Mrs James St Clair of Church Street and Kara Welman near town travel to St Louis for the exposition. Mr and Mrs Harry Kelly and son Normarn stay with W E Colkitt on Oak Street. Mrs George Alexander of Homewood, once Nell Menges, visits Mrs M M Davin on Seventh Street with her children. Mrs Jatra Wood and daughter visit Mr and Mrs A W Cuinninghan in Charleroi. June Foreman of Pittsburgh guests of W d Moreman on Chest Street. H W Black of Dante returns from Sheleta area. Miss Blanche St Clair leaves for Mt Pleasant to teach. W J Smith and Elizabeth Smith attend Stuchell Lydick reunion in Mation Center. Howne Gessler, Brooklyn NL player, visits his father William Gessler on Railroad Avenue. Dr and Mrs J S Lowash of Trewin return from J S Peeler’s in Armstrong Township. Mrs C G Singer and two children from Altoona leave Mountain City. Miss Rodkey of New Florence to give elocution at Grove Chapel Thursday Sept 1, admission 10 and 20 cents. The best timothy seed in stock at reasonable prices from JL Perem Man rear of Depot.

James St. Clair Church Street Kara Welman Near Town St. Louis Harry Kelly Normarn Phinville W. EL. Colkitt Oak Street George Alexander Homewood Nell Menges Mra MM. M, Davin Seventh Street Blanche St. Clair West Philadelphia Teaderday William Gessler Railroad Avenue J. 8. Lowash Trewin J. 3. Peeler Armstrong Township C. G. Singer Altoona Oliver Fry Town Mountain City

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