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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1910

Page

8

Deaths Toll Brings Grief to Several Families

Mrs. Margaret Anderson Byer of Smicksburg aged 64 died after a seven year illness. She was born October 29, 1861, married in 1870, and survived by husband and children Wilber Byer, Mrs. Orvia Lewis, and Harry, plus brothers A C Good and D D Good. Funeral at home with Rev. Cogley. Interment at Smicksburg Lutheran cemetery. Also recalled are Mrs. Jane Guthrie Henderson who died November 26 aged 83 in Sagamore, married to Jesse Henderson in 1847 with four surviving children and eight grandchildren. and Mrs. Amos Miller, Mary Jane Work, aged 71, of Rochester Mills with husband and children listed. James Miller of Rochester Mills died in Gallitzin aged 39, survived by wife and five children. Jacob James, Civil War veteran of Bolivar, died aged 76. Community notes cover educational rally in Grant township, Cherry Tree bazaar and institute results, and marriage licenses in the region.

T. 5. Byer Margaret Anderson Byer Margaret Anderson Good Christian Good Smicksburg Byer D. D. Good Dallas Ore Cogley M. E. Church Jane Guthrie Henderson Sagamore Jesse Henderson Clark Shields James C. Henderson Creekside Georges W. Peffar Nannie J. Henderson Atwood Presbyterian Church Amos Miller Rochester Mills Mary Jane Work William Work Hast Mahoning Township H. M. Sutter Joseph Miller Canoe Township Samuel Wineberg Near Marchand Mying Alex Work East Mahoning Township Silah Work Marion Center James Miller Gallitzin Sunday

Winter Boys and Girls Gloves and Waist Styles

Catalog item describes women's white batiste waists with white embroidery gloves for boys in styles for young men. Indian gauntlets with kid finish. Also lists 800 boys' creased gloves, warm lined, in various qualities, priced 60 and 1.00 dollars per pair.

Christmas Tree Stands and Candle Holders Sale

Christmas trees with patent stands offered in three sizes 260 500 and 1.00 candle holders priced per dozen. Local seller advertises these holiday accessories for immediate purchase and delivery.

Women’s Winter Shawls and Grocery Listings Nineteenth Century Catalog

Bulk listing of women's winter shawls in various colors priced from 2.00 to 6.00 plus miscellaneous grocery items including citron peel pepper pickles flour cornmeal and bread flour with unit prices such as 18 cents per can 50 cents to 1.00 per item and sacks of Ellis flour and Shelocta Winter Wheat Flour priced around 1.35 to 1.50 per sack.

Ellis Henkle

Indiana's Biggest Toy Store Ad Preview

A vivid buyer's note touts Cunningham's Toy Store offerings with dolls, hobby horses, steam engines, drums, sleds, books, and musical instruments. It highlights inexpensive dolls from 5c to 15c, larger dolls up to 3.50, and various items like sho flies, drums, and monolithic Harmonicums. The writer promises more details next week and invites readers to explore the shop in town.

Cunningham’s Cunningham Herb Walker Indiana

The Best Christmas Gift for a Little Money

The Youth's Companion offers a year subscription for 1.75 covering 52 weekly issues plus access to 250 stories and exclusive author contributions. New subscribers for 1911 receive remaining 1941 issues and a lithographed Art Calendar in color with gold, with an extra copy for Christmas gifts. TH Youth's Companion, 44 Berkeley St Beeton Mass. New subscriptions accepted at this office. Wedded in November. relatives in this county received word of the marriage of James S. McCandless to Miss Lillian Hargear of Tacoma Washington. He is a wealthy sugar dealer at Honolulu Hawaii, where they will reside. The marriage occurred November 7.

Youth’s Companion Youth's Companion Companion Berkeley St Beaton Mass James 8. McGandress Lillian Hargear Tacoma Wash McCandless Indiana Honolulu Hawaii

Whiskey Fatal to Boy in Idamar Case

Eleven year old son of a foreigner in Idamar died after consuming whiskey left in a bottle in the house. A physician failed to revive him. Constable John Read arrested Charles Hicks in Greensburg for stealing brass from the Greenwich Coal Company at Lovejoy. Hicks awaits grand jury action this week. Church notices announce no services on December 11 with a December 18 announcement to follow.

Idamar Haunee John Read Green Township Greensburg Charles Hicks Hicks Greenwich Coal Company Lovejoy Hila Qque

Wool Coats and Dresses in Fashionable Styles

Stores offer wool coats in fancia or plain varieties at 10.00 each. Additional dress models valued at 12.50 and 15.00 provide newer styles and better values for shoppers.

Fancia

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