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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1904

Page

3

Weddings in three townships and villages across the area

A series of Thursday and Wednesday weddings were held in East Wheatfield White townships and nearby communities. Notable unions include James Wadworth and Hosie M Campbell at the bride’s sister’s home, Benjamin F Donahey and Margaret Migging at a Methodist parsonage, Albert Johnson and Carrie Carnathan, James C St Clair and Winnie Burkett, Harry James and Gertrude Johns, Donald S McCoy and Florence Lydick, and Harry E Stiles and Jennie Stephens. Each ceremony was conducted by local ministers or justices, with guests consisting of relatives and friends. The couples plan residences in Utatsville and Cockport areas following their nuptials.

Wadworth Jonatiey-Anggins Benjamin F. Donahey White Town Township Margaret Migging Gloucester City N.diy George S. Holmes Methodist Episcopal Parsonage Church James Joana Harry James Bolivar Gertrude Johns Robinson Squire James A. Crossman Town M'Coy-Lydick Donald McCoy Florence Lydick Cockport A. J. Furman Stiles-Stephens Harry E. Stiles Jennie Stephens Strongstown Wintondale

Deeds Recorded In Indiana County Since Last Report

Indiana County deeds list transfers from W. 8. Walker to W Ross Mahan for $800 and J H Smith to Samuel R. Smith for $150. Multiple parcels change hands including lots in Indiana Montgomery Blairsville Green Cherryhill and Brush Valley with prices from $30 to $3,564. Names include Lettie Colgan Sara Wingard Geary Spicher David White H J Van Dusen and others.

Indiana County Walker Young W. Ross Mahan Joseph H. Smith Montgomery Samuel R. Smith Lettie Colgan DR. W. Simpson Indiana Indiana Lumber and Supply Co James Osterhout Washington Sara M. Wingard Peter Wassam Geary Spicher Maria Gaible J. A. Rolly Milton J. Brilhart Hast Mahoning Wmn W. Brilhart W. W. Brilhart East Mahoning Daniel Mottarn J. H. Engle W. S. Kaufman J. Boyd Hanna Blairsville W.S. Lawrence Uw. B. Siverd Green Jeff. Luzier Baisley Sheesley Canoe W. D. Bigler Archie C. Fowler Cherry- Hill David ©. White Lowry Cameron H. J. van Dusen Levi M. Buterbaugh Baffington Minnie M. Buterbaugh A. L. Buterbaugh A. Conner Alexander Getty Brushvalley W. H. H. Robinson John B. McCullough East Wheatfield Mary E. McCullough Joseph Chapman Cherryhill J. TL. Weaver Mary. J. Byerly South Mahoning Hannah Walker John J. Ness

Personal Brevities From Town and Nearby Areas

Wendell Thompson visited Pittsburg on Thursday. Mrs. Lizzie Lafferty and Mrs. Gray, of town, spent last week with relatives in New Florence. Mr. and Mrs. Z. H. Lichteberger of Philadelphia street returned from two weeks in St Louis and Cambridge Springs. Daniel Clark of Tiadaghton was in town Friday. he is superintendent of Punxsutawney Street Railway. Miss Cora Ray of Penn Run shopped in Indiana on Saturday. James France and his mother of Rhady Plain, Armstrong County, visited Mr. and Mrs. Lou Wissinger on Friday. Edward St. Clair of Church Street visits his sister Mrs. John Monks in Martins Ferry. J. Brown of Beringer was a Progress caller. in Indiana his name appeared on Beringer subscribers lists. Mrs. H. Ney Prothero hosted an oyster party on East Philadelphia Street Thursday. Royal Arcanum No. 805 elected officers at Cunningham's Hall on Wednesday. Officers include Regent S. B Munmuners, vice regent Albert A. Simpson, post regent H. Wallace Thomas, orator L. M. White, secretary H. H. Steving, treasurer A. T. Taylor, chaplain H. M. Umburn, guide G. B. Hull, warden W. J. Stuchell, sentry W. H. H. Fleming, trustees W. R. Calhoun and H. F W. Steving. St. Clair and family formerly of town moved to Dubois on Friday. He sold North Sixth Street property to William S. Hamilton of Perrysville for 5,000.

Wendell Thompson Pittsburg Lizzie Lafferty Ales. Gray New Florence Z. H. Lichteberger Philadelphia Street St.Louis Cambridge Springs Daniel Clark Tiwixsutawney Clark Punxsutiwney Street Railway Company Cora Ray Penn Run Indiana James France Rhadyplain Armstrong County Lou Wissinger Edward St. Clair Church Street John Monks Martins Werry J. Brown Beringer H. Ney Prothero Town East Philadelphia Street William Penn Royal Arcanum Cunningham's Hall B. Mumuners Albert A. Simpson H. Wallace Thomas Ll. M. White H. H. Steving A. &. Cunningham A. T. Taylor H. M. Umburn G. B. Hull

Clerical Orders for 1905 by Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburg

Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburg Railway issues clerical order forms for ordained clergymen with charge of churches. Applications on blanks provided must be certified by a church official and sent to the company at Rochester by December 2. No order will be issued without a complete application.

Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg Railway Company Rochaster Nnb

Gift suggestions for mother wife and friends list items

A two week period guidance listing gift suggestions for THE MOTHER OR WIFE including aprons delicate remnants for stock collars lingerie evening neck scarf gloves linen handkerchiefs umbrellas laundry bag and lunch cloths for patrons seeking simple presents with variety and practicality.

Pattison's Christmas Display Delights Shoppers

Pattison's offers dependable gifts priced below real worth making them affordable for all. The store showcases a dazzling array of articles with a mammoth Christmas tree as the centerpiece.

Pattison

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Johnson Carnathan Albert Johnson White Township Carrie I, Carnathan A. J. Burman Locust Street Dulsois Frank G. St.Clair Dubois Mr. St.Clair North Sixth Street William 8. Hamilton Perrysville Dr. King T. 2 Beall Miss Daugherty Bros G. Sickenberger & Co Flomer City Ty N. Park Marion Center Dayton R. Kinnan Deckers Point James, Speedy North Ninth Street Care of Progress Office Helena Bb. Vogel Indiana, PA Kessler &Klingensmith New American House Reed Rocker Rockers Morris Credit Longwill’s Farmers’ Exchange Cor Ninth & Church Sts Hyiderwons Met Ile Neff’s Shoe Store Holiday Footwear Neff’s Shoe Neff Sassarsale F. B. Longwill Godfrey Marshall New York Lewin Bros Lovejoy Penn Creekside H. Alinstub McCracken's White Building Creekside, PA John F. Steving Sutton
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